Gee this video looks somewhat like the “antiwar” violence in Chicago in the Days of Rage, Oct 8-11, 1969, courtesy of Ayers, Dohrn and associates in the US.

Antiwar is in quotes because the WUO’s campaign of violence continued long after the US got out of VietNam. That was no more a genuine part of their agenda than opposing sexism or improving race relations was. See Prairie Fire — “We are communist women and men…”

BTW, that blond near the start of the video was Diana Oughton, Billy Ayers’ girlfriend at the time. She died in a townhouse explosion March 6, 1970, during construction of antipersonnel bombs intended for a dance at Fort Dix. Two women escaped out the front of the townhouse. One was Kathy Boudin, who could be described as Ayers’ first wife, notwithstanding that these folks were out to smash monogamy. Boudin was arrested in 1981 for involvement in a failed Brinks heist in New York, in partnership with the BLA and the May 19th Coalition. Subsequently, David Gilbert and Kathy Boudin’s infant child was adopted by their close friends Ayers and Dohrn.

/ Ayers - a guy in the neigborhood