Soros Prosecutor's Staffer, Dem Candidate In Violence-Tinged Group That Plotted Against Conservative Parents
FIGHT FOR SCHOOLS REPORTS:
Left-wing activists in Northern Virginia with close ties to its Democrat politicians plotted secretly to destroy conservatives and Christians, gleefully discussing their deaths and repeatedly scheming to get them fired, according to thousands of pages of 2022 online chat logs reviewed by The Daily Wire.
Calling
themselves
the
"Loudoun
Love
Warriors,"
the
group
chat
included
a
campaign
staffer
for
the
county's
Soros-backed
prosecutor,
a
consultant
for
its
Democrat
sheriff
candidate,
and
the
board
members
of
a
gay
advocacy
group.
The
activists
were
based
in
Loudoun
County,
an
area
just
outside
Washington,
D.C.
"Someone
gonna
get
hurt
on
their
side
and
I
hope
I
get
to
do
it,"
Derek
Summers
wrote.
"I'm
sooo
ready
to
show
up
with
guns
lol,"
added
Summers,
a
rapper
who
offered
firearms
training
to
the
group.
On
Facebook,
he
repeatedly
posted
pictures
of
himself
with
guns,
with
one
adding
the
quote
"all
this
love
is
waiting
for
you."
The group chat administrators were Andrew Pihonak, a campaign staffer for county prosecutor Buta Biberaj, who was narrowly elected with the help of $850,000 from George Soros; Heather Gottlieb, who said she met weekly with Biberaj; Meredith Ray, a board member of Loudoun 4 All, a group that tried to stop the recall of school board members following the coverup of a rape by a skirt-wearing male student; and Tori Truesdale, an organizer for Students Demand Action, an anti-gun and Democrat voter drive group bankrolled by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
The Love Warriors spent weeks seeking to destroy the life of a 65-year old private citizen after falsely accusing him of saying he wanted to kill gays.
During the public comment portion of a meeting of the embattled Loudoun school board on December 13, 2022, Mark Winn read a scripture passage that cautions against adults failing children, quoting "If any man or woman causes one of these little ones to stumble, it would be better for a millstone to be put around your neck and thrown into the lake."
The group convinced itself that Winn had threatened to kill gay people and that it needed to respond accordingly.
Pihonak wrote "There is NO peace or reasoning with these people who [sic] getting people like me KILLED & Actively platforming voices speaking hate gets people like me killed on a regular basis." (source: Fight for Schools email statement).