evidence: A tweet shared widely online during the protests sparked by the death of George Floyd — espousing a plan to bring violence to "residential areas… the white hoods" — was made to appear to be from antifa, the anti-fascist coalition. But the account behind the tweet was actually linked to a white nationalist group, according to Twitter. [...] "ALERT," the May 31 tweet from "@ANTIFA_US" read. "Tonight’s the night, Comrades." [...] "Tonight… we move into the residential areas… the white hoods…. and we take what’s ours," the tweet declared. It also used the misspelled hashtag "#BlacklivesMaters."