Unmasked

Inside Antifa's Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy

De: Andy Ngo

Narrado por: Cecil Harold

In this #1 national bestseller, a journalist who's been attacked by Antifa writes a deeply researched and reported account of the group's history and tactics.

When Andy Ngo was attacked in the streets by Antifa in the summer of 2019, most people assumed it was an isolated incident. But those who'd been following Ngo's reporting in outlets like the New York Post and Quillette knew that the attack was only the latest in a long line of crimes perpetrated by Antifa.

In Unmasked, Andy Ngo tells the story of this violent extremist movement from the very beginning. He includes interviews with former followers of the group, people who've been attacked by them, and incorporates stories from his own life. This book contains a trove of documents obtained by the author, published for the first time ever.

bit long winded at times.... awesome last chapter

i really enjoyed Ngo's personal account with communism in Vietnam at the end. should have been the beginning chapter

going through all the vile worst parts of antifa became a little tiresome at times

but over all great. Its not so much antifa I fear. its this new nutty left in general.

Im an ex lefty come centrist. When I was a lefty I never remember half of this nutty identity politics, focus equal outcome (over opportunity). its a worry. Pushes me to vote conservative.

Audible Censors, so hurry up before this disappears too!

A very informative wake-up call for a nation infected with the shame & ignorance viruses.

Even Audible is guilty of the Big Tech censorship trend, educate yourself and others of the dangers growing with ANTIFA brand terrorists.

This is real, America.

Amazing Journalism.

I live near Portland, OR. I can attest to a lot of what is in this book as I see it daily with my own eyes.
This is one of the best sources for information on Antifa, and Andy Ngo is a true journalist. In a time of fools, liars, sycophants, and propagandists.
This is an important work.

Amazing Insight

I live in Portland Oregon and this provided me with a valuable perspective of what I’ve seen going on in my city for quite some time no. First, you should understand that Antifa hates Andy Ngo and they hate that this book was written. Now you SHOULD read this book!

Everything but the Poor Narrator Selection is Good

The Narrator is an older British man, that would be perfect for a book about the rival gangs in Clockwork Orange. But for a book about Americans and with young Americans needing this message more than anybody, the choice is very unfortunate.

The content is great. History, Origins, Operating Plan, Recruiting, Allies, and Goals of ANTIFA.

For many Americans, this seems new and modern. But if you lived in other nations, not as fortunate as America, this is old. Public universities in Europe and Mexico (for example) are full of odd campus Marxists that are students, faculty, and flunked out lurkers. This book explains how ANTIFA creates a social club for anti-social, disturbed people. Each country has a boogey man they hate, usually the USA, Christianity, and the Industrious. Each country has a mascot people they claim to help, like the Indigenous, Immigrants, Blacks, Farm Workers, or (in the past) Workers. They usually have no mascot people in the actual club. Typical of other nations, if you get ANTIFA, you get rival gangs at the same time. They fight and live in the same dingy urban places, so they develop a limited and disturbed understanding of the greater world. They don't know any actual Industrial Workers (401K rich), Farmer (Millionaires), Immigrants (Elite and Rich in many cases), middle class Blacks (Common), or fully modern Indigenous people (Common). You see this in Ngo's book about current Portland.

For another dimension, you can actually read the work of Friedrich Hayek that spoke of ANTIFA gangs in Germany in the 1920's. The same disturbed, violent kids that became ANTIFA then would flip to NAZI and then back again, and vice versa. The only permanent enemy was law-and-order and civil society. They worked together. Another definition of insane from Hayek and Voltaire (about Jacobins) is that people with terrible, out-of-control lives tend to focus on running everybody else's life to avoid looking in the hideous mirror. In the case of the Bolshevik gang, many actually ended up in psychiatric hospitals if not killed by Stalin.