BREAKING: O’Keefe infiltrates NJ Antifa group plotting riots, celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder— Rutgers official, tech and AI leaders, reverend unmasked

A new undercover video from O’Keefe Media Group has revealed the identities of people involved in Antifa chats, including people in high-level positions in the tech industry, universities, and nonprofits. The group chats revealed members plotting riots and blockades, as well as celebrating the killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

An undercover journalist with OMG infiltrated Signal chat groups associated with the Antifa group "NJ Burn." Using the names and profile photos associated with accounts in the group, OMG was able to identify a number of high-level people who were in the chats.

In one chat titled "Jakhi Support," OMG uncovered an OpenAI Research Engineer named Woojin Ko. The group chat is dedicated to providing support for Jakhi McCray, who pleaded guilty in April to firebombing 10 NYPD vehicles. Also found in the chats was Zainab Tanvir, an Imaging Director and assistant professor at Rutgers. Also found in the chats was Rutgers PhD student Amanda Marie Dominguez, as well as Princeton Theological Seminary Reverend Shannon Smyth, who serves as the school’s Field Education Director.
 

Additional chat members uncovered by OMG include Former New Jersey congressional candidate Jim Keady, T-Mobile AI Automation Expert Beleckecom Moffouk, National Lawyers Guild Co-Founder and ACLU Board of Directors member Cres Vellucci, and Celine Semaan, who is the co-founder of the Study Fall Foundation and co-founder of Slow Factory Labs.

Chats uncovered by the undercover journalist include discussions on making road spikes and discussions on tactics used in the "Ukrainian revolution of dignity" and in the Boer War. Others posted celebrations of Kirk being killed, with one person posting a light-hearted cartoon image with the words "Charlie Kirk Down!," and another writing, "hope the bullet is ok."

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