The US government's war on political dissent has been covered extensively by mainstream media in regards to policy, but few tell the stories of those personally impacted by the Department of Justice's blatant disregard for basic civil liberties and due process.
In one stark and ongoing example, a decorated Navy veteran who comes from a family that has served their country in World War II and Vietnam has had life was turned upside down for engaging in lawful political activism.
It all begin in March 2020, when anarchists doxed Joseph Berger of Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania in response to his participation in a community protest against the use of the local public library to host Drag Queen Story Hour. A 2019 poll featured on Lehigh Valley Live found that 71% of people said they opposed the event.
Soon after being doxed, Berger began receiving threatening messages from Telegram accounts using "Terrorwave" aesthetics, associated with the "Siege" subculture, that sent him photographs taken of him at a public venue and claimed to have his personal information.
According to evidence reviewed by National Justice, the likely doxer was Paul Minton, a Philadelphia Antifa organizer who in 2001 was convicted of participating in a homicide, but was able to take a no jail plea bargain after serving as a cooperating witness.
Then in May 2020, following this encounter, Berger's identity was stolen and cyber criminals attempted to open up fraudulent credit cards in his name.
Details of this case have been provided to National Justice in hopes of bringing attention to his family's plight.
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