Chicago Teachers Union VP Jackson Potter got caught calling to abolish the Constitution on a secret organizing call just five months ago.
This week someone infiltrated another CTU Zoom with radical French unions on the line.
The call was hosted by Chicago Teachers Union – and a Chicago Public Schools employee was on it listening.
A Chicago Public Schools Employee Was on That Call and Has Not Been Fired
The call was a joint organizing session between Chicago Teachers Union members, American far-left student activists, and union teachers in France.
Karlyn Borysenko, an organizational psychologist who has spent years infiltrating far-left networks, got herself on the Zoom and hit record.
On it, a student activist laid out the plan.
"I think that our challenge will be to get people to move like they're doing in France," the student said on the recording.
"It will be getting people to be completely destructive."
"The US Gov't must fall."
"There must be destruction to the material wealth that they've built. There must be a willingness to kill."
Those words came from a Chicago Teachers Union Zoom.
A man Borysenko identified as a Chicago Public Schools employee was on that call, listening to every word.
Jackson Potter and the CTU Have Called for Revolution Three Times in Six Months
Back in May, Borysenko caught CTU Vice President Jackson Potter on another organizing call telling participants to "get rid of the democratic nature of the system."
Potter is the second-ranking official of a 30,000-member taxpayer-funded union.
He told organizers that America's constitutional framework is obsolete and the goal isn't reform – it's replacement.
That same month, Townhall obtained footage from a separate webinar where union leaders from Chicago, Minneapolis, and Los Angeles called for pivoting away from "postcards and rallies" to violent tactics used in other countries.
"We don't say 'no justice, no peace,'" Potter said at a protest event. "We say 'no justice, no streets.' And I dare them to arrest me."
Potter has taken six Chicago city streets in protests and refused to return them.
Now the CTU is coordinating internationally – using live unrest in France as the tactical model.
On October 17, 550,000 people took to the streets across France in protests that turned violent, and another strike is scheduled for November 5.
The people on that recording aren't following France from a distance – they're watching it happen and calling it the model.
"There must be a willingness to kill" wasn't shouted from a 1917 revolutionary podium.
It was said this week on a Chicago Teachers Union-hosted Zoom, with a Chicago Public Schools employee present.
Jonathan Turley wrote in April – when CPS declared May Day a government-funded "Day of Civil Action" and pushed to close schools for street protests – that "The Cultural Revolution in China was the most extreme example where children were forced into protests and taught that political activism came before scholastics."
Chicago is already there.
CPS sent taxpayer-funded buses to May Day protests while teachers mocked Charlie Kirk’s assassination at a "No Kings" rally and faced zero discipline.
A City Colleges of Chicago employee stood at a bullhorn that same day and called for shooting ICE agents.
Every time one of these recordings surfaces, the cycle is identical: outrage, no firing, next recording.
What Borysenko captured this week isn't another scandal that fades by Friday.
It's a communist infrastructure using Chicago's public school system as its operational base – funded by parents and taxpayers who have no idea this is happening in their name.
The student on that call called for destruction and killing. The CPS employee who listened to every word has not been identified, investigated, or fired.
France shuts down again on November 5 and the CTU was on a Zoom with those same unions this week studying how they did it. That's not research – that's rehearsal.
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