Swedish journalist Christian Peterson asked, "Are you afraid of being convicted of conspiracy yourself?"
The co-founders of the violent Portland, Oregon Antifa group Rose City Antifa have been discovered living in Sweden by independent journalist Christian Peterson. The journalist attempted to ask Johan Victorin, who has US and Swedish dual citizenship, whether President Donald Trump’s designation of Antifa as a domestic terrorist group made him afraid of being convicted.
Johan and Caroline Victorin had fled to Europe, and are now living in Varberg, Sweden. The two co-founded Rose City Antifa, a group that has gone underground since 2021.
Peterson confronted Johan Victorin, asking him, "Johan, could we get a comment on the terrorist labeling of Rose City Antifa? You are a citizen of the United States. Are you afraid of being convicted of conspiracy yourself?" Victorin just got into his car and drove off. Similarly, an earlier confrontation in the video resulted in Victorin slamming a building door on Peterson.
Trump signed an executive order in late September designating Antifa as a domestic terrorist group. The order characterizes Antifa as a "militaristic, anarchist enterprise" that is intent on overthrowing the federal government and law enforcement.
The order states, "Antifa recruits, trains, and radicalizes young Americans to engage in this violence and suppression of political activity. Trump’s directive instructs all relevant federal departments and agencies to use existing authority to “investigate, disrupt, and dismantle any and all illegal operations.” That includes prosecuting individuals and organizations accused of providing financial or material support for the group.
Trump ordered National Guard troops to be deployed to Portland to defend federal facilities amid ongoing, nightly violence, however, a judge on Sunday blocked the administration from sending federalized National Guard troops anywhere in the country into Portland.
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2025-10-06T14:43-0400 | Comment by: Peter
Johan Victorin Wealth Source As of October 6, 2025, Johan Victorin, a Swedish national linked to the founding of the American Antifa group Rose City Antifa, is reported to have amassed wealth through his involvement in organizing and leading the group, which has been described as militant and associated with violent activities during protests related to the Black Lives Matter movement His wealth is tied to his role in establishing and operating this extremist organization in Portland, Oregon, where he and his wife, Caroline Victorin, were identified as key figures The article from Frihetsnytt, published on the same day, suggests that Victorin's activities in the United States, particularly within the Antifa movement, are the primary source of his financial and organizational influence, though the specific financial mechanisms or sources of his wealth are not detailed in the provided context - Johan Victorin is reported to have been a founding member of Rose City Antifa, the oldest known organized Antifa cell in the United States - His activities in the U.S. are described as part of a broader network of extremist groups, with connections to European antifa models - The article notes that Victorin has since returned to Sweden and is living in Varberg, where he has been confronted by journalist Christian Peterson - The source indicates that Victorin's wealth and influence stem from his leadership role in the group, but does not specify the exact financial sources or methods used to accumulate wealth