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A new undercover investigation from O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) alleges that members of an Antifa-affiliated activist network have connections to universities, technology companies, nonprofit organizations, and political advocacy groups across the country.
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The investigation centers on a New Jersey-based group known as “NJ BURN,” which OMG says was involved in recent demonstrations at the Delaney Hall immigration detention facility and protests that disrupted operations at the Port of Elizabeth, one of the nation’s busiest shipping hubs. According to the report, an undercover journalist spent months gaining access to internal Signal chats and online communications used by the group.
In a video released this week, founder James O’Keefe said his organization reviewed messages discussing future port blockades, protest activity, and statements celebrating the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The video also alleges that some participants expressed support for violence against President Donald Trump.
Using names, profile photos, and social media accounts allegedly connected to participants in the chats, OMG attempted to identify individuals it says were involved in the discussions. The report names people who allegedly work in higher education, technology, labor activism, nonprofit organizations, and legal advocacy groups.
Among the most notable allegations are claims that individuals linked to the chats hold positions at organizations such as Rutgers University, Princeton University, Princeton Theological Seminary, OpenAI, T-Mobile, the American Civil Liberties Union, and the National Lawyers Guild. The report also identifies a former congressional candidate and local elected official as participants in conversations related to protest planning.
OMG devoted particular attention to participants working in artificial intelligence and technology fields. The report argues that the presence of individuals with activist sympathies inside major technology companies raises concerns about the future development of AI systems and other influential technologies. The video also highlights university employees and graduate students, suggesting that ideological activism may be influencing academic institutions.
The investigation further alleges that participants used shared online resources, including a Google Drive containing photographs, videos, planning documents, and media materials related to protest activities. According to OMG, these materials were used to coordinate demonstrations, including actions targeting shipping infrastructure in New Jersey.
Critics of Antifa have long argued that the movement extends beyond street-level activism and includes individuals working throughout influential institutions. Supporters, meanwhile, often reject the characterization of Antifa as a formal organization, describing it instead as a decentralized anti-fascist movement. The OMG report seeks to challenge that claim by documenting what it describes as organized networks operating through private communications channels.
At the time of the video’s release, OMG called for additional whistleblowers to come forward and urged government agencies and private organizations to investigate whether individuals associated with violent or disruptive activism hold positions of influence. The organizations and individuals named in the report had not publicly responded within the video itself, and OMG’s allegations have not yet been independently verified by outside investigators.
For many Americans, the investigation raises broader questions about political extremism, activism, and the influence of ideological movements within major institutions. Whether OMG’s findings lead to further investigations remains to be seen, but the report has already sparked renewed debate over Antifa’s reach and role in American public life.
Let’s pray for all those involved in Antifa to be exposed and held accountable!
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