Antifa Exposed: Portland Radicals Circulate ‘Hit List’ Targeting Conservative Journalists

Antifa extremists in Portland, Oregon, have sunk to a new low — distributing what appears to be an organized “hit list” of independent journalists who’ve dared to expose their chaos and violence in the streets.

The disturbing fliers, discovered during recent protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), identify several well-known conservative content creators — including Cam Higby, Chad Caton, and an X user known as @oceanplot — labeling them as “far-right streamers.”

According to @oceanplot, the full version of the poster explicitly warns Antifa members to “Do. Not. Take. The. Bait.” It accuses the journalists of traveling between cities to “create content that fits their narrative.”

The message concludes with a clear command: “Don’t give it to them!”

In response, @oceanplot offered an open invitation for dialogue, writing, “I want to talk to you, poster maker, to understand your perspective. Let’s do an interview.”

But if the radicals behind the flier were truly interested in conversation, their behavior at recent demonstrations told another story. Footage shared by Cam Higby revealed aggressive mobs spewing vulgarities and threatening anyone who dared to film.

WARNING: The following videos contain explicit language.

Higby later confirmed that one of the listed journalists received death threats and was physically assaulted, making the “hit list” label chillingly literal.

Meanwhile, Portland’s mainstream outlets have remained largely silent — perhaps because, in a city still reeling from years of unchecked left-wing violence, this kind of intimidation has become routine. As the Portland Tribune reported, two more arrests were made Thursday at the city’s ICE facility, bringing the total to 55 in recent weeks.

Antifa’s “Don’t give them content” message was meant to starve conservative journalists of material. Instead, it has done the opposite — providing another stark reminder of the lawlessness, intolerance, and mob mentality that continue to define Portland’s radical fringe.