[OMG] O’KEEFE INFILTRATES NJ ANTIFA: Inside “NJ BURN” — Rutgers University Director, T-Mobile AI Leaders, OpenAI/ChatGPT Engineer, Reverend From Princeton Theological Seminary, and ACLU Board Member Exposed.
An OMG journalist spent the past eight months undercover inside New Jersey ANTIFA, infiltrating the private Signal chats of a group known as NJ BURN.
What we uncovered proves ANTIFA is not just an idea. It is a network of real people organizing, coordinating, and operating inside America.
Inside the group’s Signal chats, members discussed plans for port blockades, riot activity, support networks for criminal defendants, road spikes, tire-slashing of New Jersey police vehicles, and “Ukrainian-style” protest tactics. They also celebrated acts of political violence, including Charlie Kirk’s assassination and hoped that past attempts on President Trump were successful.
The same network connected to disruptive port blockades in New Jersey was also active during the unrest surrounding Delaney Hall, where activists confronted law enforcement and journalists outside the immigration detention facility.
Using names, profile photos, and digital receipts, OMG traced individuals to positions throughout some of America’s most influential organizations. Among those identified in the NJ BURN chats:
Woojin Ko – OpenAI Chat GPT Research Engineer
Belkcacem Mouffouk – T-Mobile AI Automation Expert
Zainab Tanvir – Imaging Director at Rutgers University
Amanda Marie Dominguez – Rutgers University PhD Student in Education
Aditi Rao – Princeton University Classics Graduate Student
Rev.Shannon Smythe – Princeton Theological Seminary Field Education Director
Alexyss P. – New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault Community Council Member
Jim Keady – New Jersey Democratic Candidate & Former City Councilman
Cres Vellucci – National Lawyers Guild Co-Founder & ACLU Board Member
Celine Semaan – Co-Founder, Slow Factory Labs
The American people deserve to know when individuals involved in activist networks also hold positions within institutions that shape public policy, technology, education, and culture.
These are not simply anonymous individuals organizing online. OMG identified numerous individuals and organizations connected to members of the NJ BURN network and reached out to them for comment. We will update our reporting with any responses we receive.
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