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James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII
BREAKING: O’Keefe Goes Undercover As A Muslim In Stockholm to Infiltrate ANTIFA ‘Cyklopen’ HQ
Secretly Recorded Members Inside Domestic Terrorist Organization And Discovered Who They Are Funding With Ties To the United States Mob Violence
Uncovered Taxpayer-Funded Youth Centers “House of the Future” Paying Staff $5,000 Per Month To Provide Free Services
Disguised as a Muslim in Stockholm, I gained access to areas journalists and tourists are rarely allowed to enter. Revealing how activist networks like ‘ANTIFA’ organize and operate.
We went to Riks headquarters in Stockholm, an alternative media organization labeled a national security threat by Swedish officials. Citizen Journalist Christian Peterson guided me through some of Stockholm’s most dangerous neighborhoods.
I was able to get inside ‘Cyklopen’, an ANTIFA Headquarters, by posing as a Muslim. I was welcomed inside and was given a tour inside the building. They could not turn me away because I said I was a Muslim.
Moments after we entered, the heavy iron door shut behind us. Carrying a hidden camera, my team and I grew nervous as the members said they needed to determine whether we were committed to the cause before granting further access —ANTIFA symbols appeared throughout the building.
“You’re welcome to be here but we came to see if you are here that you are participate in whatever is happening here”
Similar to our breaking report in Minneapolis, where agitators admitted on hidden camera who were organizing and funding protest activity, access to these spaces was only possible through undercover reporting, allowing our team to go where media and known journalists are typically denied entry, as Nick Shirley previously reported as well.
We also visited government-funded youth centers, including Framtidens Hus, “House of the Future,” which pays $5,000 to each employee. They employ a total of fifteen staff members and provide free music, cooking lessons, and video games to teenagers — all paid for by taxpayers.
“Totally tax payer funded”
During our investigation in Stockholm, this sparked memories of earlier reporting I did at Project Veritas on the Rose City ANTIFA building in Oregon, “In Other Words.” I previously went inside ANTIFA and recorded them and reported that Rose City ANTIFA was founded by Caroline Victorin and her husband, Johan Victorin, U.S.-Swedish dual citizens involved in European ANTIFA movements.
The founders, Caroline and Johan Victorin, fled America and were later located in Sweden discovered through Christian Peterson’s reporting.
“The whole goal of this, right, is to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible.”