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The far-left network that helped put Alex Pretti in harm's way, then made him a martyr
- A rapid-response network linked to Minneapolis protests used encrypted chats, street alerts, and a tracking database to mobilize at the scene of Alex Pretti's killing, signaling organized far-left coordination beyond a single incident.
- The investigation ties BreakThrough News, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, and the People's Forum to coordinating protests that framed federal officials as targets after the Minneapolis death.
- Public-facing dashboards tracked license-plate data and related ICE vehicles, with specific entries documenting a black Jeep Wagoneer at Nicollet Avenue before and after the shooting.
- The article describes a nationwide reach, with protests extending from New York City to Los Angeles as socialist and Marxist-Leninist groups activated to confront federal actions.
- Funding and organizational links point to billionaire Neville Roy Singham and the People’s Forum, revealing a financial backbone for the protest network.
- Rapid-responders used real-time signals to mobilize, with at least 26 database entries tracking ICE-related activity around Nicollet Avenue in the critical hours surrounding the killing.
- Mainstream outlets like CNN and MSNBC were noted for describing protesters without naming the ideological networks driving the demonstrations.
- A timeline shows rapid protests forming within hours of the incident, highlighting swift, nationwide organizational coordination.
- The piece cites a broad media narrative, showing footage of National Guard actions and calls for broader anti-ICE campaigns.
- The network promoted urgent protests at high-profile locations, including an 'EMERGENCY PROTEST' in Union Square to pressure ICE policy.
- The investigation raises concerns about civil-military tensions and the safety implications for law enforcement amid rapid-response tactics.
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