Shortly after this organization launched we planned and executed a successful ca​mpaign to #DefundAntifa. By encouraging our readers to take action on so​cial media we were able to inform Patreon, PayPal, and other fundraising platforms that violent antifa groups were violating their Terms Of Service and this resulted in the terminatio​n of their accounts.

The single largest story we have ever broken was our report on John Jay Professor Mike Isaacson, tweeting about his support for antifa and his desire to see “future dead cops”. We published a detailed report with links and screenshots of his tweets and also led a #FireMike campaign to put pressure on John Jay College to remove him from his teaching position. After our original report was picked up and amplified by multiple large news outlets Mike Isaacson was suspended.

When we launched this project the media was still relatively silent about Antifa. After the attack in Charlottesville, however, this changed. They finally started reporting on Antifa but they painted them as a necessary e​vil and often times attempted to justify their v​iolence. Now, they are rightly denouncing them. We certainly can not take all of even most of the credit for this shift in the narrative but our reporting has certainly helped educate millions of people on the true nature of Antifa and the far left. In our first full year on Twitter we accumulated over 44 thousand followers and over 67million tweet impressions.