HQ for Portland Public Schools targeted in arson attack: Antifa/BLM suspected

Portland's Public School system headquarters was the target of an arson attack early Saturday morning. Fortunately, nobody was injured but the building was vandalized and several vehicles were torched, destroying a food delivery truck and a number of "maintenance vans." [H/T Fox News]

No arrests were made in the mostly peaceful attack nor have officials said who they believe are responsible, but you can bet that it wasn't Trump supporters this time.

However, Portland based journalist, Andy Ngo, said that there were graffiti messages left behind, repeating "a BLM-Antifa mantra" and an "anarchist symbol was also sprayed on the building." Two years ago, Ngo was the victim of an Antifa attack, a group labeled a "concept" by cretinous Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY).

Ngo didn't discuss the "mantra" in detail that described the groups together but they have often been linked this way because they both violently rioted together over last summer and they both hate America and the flag.

Fox News was unable to reach the Portland Police Bureau to confirm whether either group had left graffiti marks on the Public School’s headquarters, but I tend to believe Andy Ngo.

"While I am relieved that no one was hurt and there was no further damage to the building, this malicious act of arson and property destruction last night was criminal and it has no place in our community," Portland Public School Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero said in a Saturday statement.

Technically, that kind of behavior has no place in civilized society.

"This act of violence will not deter us from our commitment to educating our students, providing them meals, or any of the other work we are privileged to carry out every day in support of our students and families."

Yeah, sure. Tell that garbage to the teachers' unions who refuse to follow the science and open the schools for in-class learning.

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