I was thrilled by "The Infiltrators" in the August 26 issue. It's great to know there are leftist anti-fascists (antifa?) going after far-right extremists--although they seem to be doing the job the FBI should be doing.
I love the quotation at the end where a source told the author that far-right groups "have a First Amendment right to be assholes and voice their opinions--but I have a First Amendment right to call them out on it, and if that results in repercussions where they lose their jobs or got to jail, that's on them, not me."
I thought the article did a good job exposing at least one hypocrisy of these far-right extremist groups. They can march and spew antisemitic bile and so on, but as soon as they get push-back they go crying to the police. (I'm thinking of the guy who had paint splashed on his car windshield and his tires slashed.)
I've long doubted the existence of antifa, at least in any substantial numbers, because right-wingers are always blaming them for being the "real" troublemakers on Jan. 6 and things like that. I once covered a visit by Trump to an upscale community that was in my beat area. (I never saw Trump, nor even the motorcade!

Long story.) Anyway, while the crowd was still gathered I went to get a pop or something from a gas station. I asked the kid at the counter if he'd seen the motorcade at all (which had gone by out front) and he said, "No, I just hope I don't see antifa." I could hardly keep my eyes from rolling out of their sockets.
But if this article is about people who just go undercover among the MAGAs -- like the guy who took video of them trashing the Capitol on Jan. 6 -- I'll look forward to reading it!