The “anti-capitalist” group, which claimed to have terrorized the Philadelphia area near the University of Pennsylvania, known as the “Anger Summer” of 2020, is currently supporting extremists targeting Tesla vehicles across the country.
The post has been featured on the Anti-Capitalism website in Philadelphia. Tell your comrades that there is a better baking centher technique than Molotov cocktails. The group claims that investigators have left too much forensic evidence to track down the attacker.
All over the country, Tesla dealers and owners have been targeted for anti-Eron Musk violence as they lead President Donald Trump's Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Attorney General Pam Bondy called the attack “domestic terrorism,” and the Justice Department announced charges against three suspects in the Tesla arson incident on Thursday.
This comes when Trump posted on Truth Social on Friday. “I look forward to seeing sick terrorist thugs get 20 years of prison for what they're doing to Elon Musk and Tesla. Perhaps they can serve them in the El Salvador prison, which has recently become famous for such a lovely situation!”
According to Philadelphia referral, Anti-capitalists in Philadelphia have smashed university police vehicles, smashed windows for local businesses, smashed ATMs, graffitied anti-politics and anarchist messaging near university campuses, and urged police to advise students to stay indoors.
The violent riots were one of many such events that took place nationwide in 2020 in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
“The first Upenn alert on the mayhem was sent to the Penn community on August 25th at 9:37pm,” Daily Pennsylvania reported at the time. “The Public Safety Department updated its website with a more detailed description of the event around 10pm, the evening before it was published at 10:21pm.”
With Vandals Firebomb Tesla dealers now around the country, anti-capitalists in Philadelphia are supporting further violence.
The group's site recommends using Molotov cocktails as it has some radicals across the country in favor of more effective devices. It also instructs combatants about the amount of explosives to use and where to place the material on the vehicle to cause the most damage.
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Anti-capitalists in Philadelphia provide tips on how to use these devices without getting injured, and for more information on anonymity protection, they direct them to another site quickly enough to escape undetected without getting injured.
“Leave anonymity, go home safely and torch your constantly beloved S in every part of this miserable society,” the Post concluded.
“When we saw the waves of Tesla Arson, we were incredibly happy,” the group said on its site.
FOX News Digital contacted the FBI, ATF and Pennsylvania State Police, but none of them commented.
Fox News Digital also contacted the Philadelphia Police Department, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office, and anti-capitalists in Philadelphia.
On Thursday, Bondi announced federal accusations against three people allegedly bombing Tesla dealers and charging stations nationwide.
On January 20, 41-year-old Adam Matthew Lanski, 41, threw about eight Molotov cocktails at a Tesla dealer in Salem, Oregon, according to federal prosecutors.
Lucy Grace Nelson, also known as 42-year-old Justin Thomas Nelson, was arrested in Loveland, Colorado on Jan. 29 after attempting to fire Teslas with a Molotov cocktail, prosecutors said.
Daniel Clark Pondter, 24, is writing a profan message to President Donald Trump, who is said to have lit up three charging stations with a Molotov cocktail on March 7 before defending Ukraine around the Tesla charging station in Charleston, South Carolina.
