John "Grandmaster Jay" Johnson, center, leader of an all-Black militia group called NFAC, leads a march during an armed rally in Louisville, Kentucky, July 25, 2020. By Chris Joyner Black militia not coming to Stone Mountain, leader says July 6, 2020. Perhaps he can be encouraged to do more such similar work.POTUS and Republicans INFURIATED Over Durham’s Plan However, the Louisville Metro Police Department later confirmed that the shooting was a result of a firearm that accidentally discharged.
The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. We're not protesters, we're not demonstrators. It's not clear whether the heavily armed Black militia will counter the other militia groups. 'The simultaneous demonstrations in Louisville by the NFAC and the right-wing Three Percenters organization took place a day after some 76 protesters were arrested on Friday.Police on Saturday police sealed off several roads in the downtown area where the demonstrations were taking place. 'I didn’t write it,' Johnson said of the Constitution. 'This bloodshed will end. On America's Independence Day this year, a family-friendly attraction in the South became the site of a heavily armed black militia, spewing profanity and threats of violence. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.In the video, the group’s leader, who calls himself He then declares that the whole state of Texas would be satisfactory.The reporter then asks him about the solution, to which Jay replies:When he is asked how long his organization been in existence, Jay says: “With the recent emergence of the militia group amidst the rampant Although the group appears secretive about its origins, it comprises of armed black NFAC has also distanced itself from calls for peaceful protests, stating that they believe in an The group was previously seen during a George Floyd protest in Minneapolis where they were reportedly protecting black-owned businesses amid the unrest in May.The organization was also spotted in a Georgia neighborhood where Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man, was shot and killed by two white residents while he was out jogging.Didn’t someone in their group of expert ex-military marksmen accidentally shoot themself and two others?Yes, one of their “experts” shot, and I believe, killed two of his own.
What a crying shame. The leader of the NFAC, an armed Black militia, has encouraged anyone with a problem with his organization, including Black people, to pull up. Grandmaster Jay NFAC militia leader has zero clue about guns , Most doubt he has ever fired an AR15. Stone Mountain Memorial Association spokesman John Bankhead said the park has not received any other permit applications.Last year, the park closed down rather than allow a rally organized by white supremacists to go forward.City Manager ChaQuias Miller-Thornton said the city of Stone Mountain also received a permit request for a rally, but that too was denied because it was received too close to the requested date.
Fitzgerald, born in 1961, is a veteran, an ordained pastor, and once ran as an independent for president of the United States in 2016. NFAC’s leader Grand Master Jay describing how he will build his black ethnostate inside the United States. On a prominent neo-Nazi internet forum, longtime white supremacist leader Billy Roper predicted the rally would "racially awaken a lot of the answering militia" to a coming "civil war. So far, only one of them has been fired. Residents are permitted to openly carry their firearms in public if they are licensed to do so. We’re not protesters, we’re not demonstrators. The presence of highly armed factions is prompting public officials to warn residents to stay away for fear of possible violence. GMJ has managed to gain the attention of Black media, mainstream media, as well as masses of people in social media on a very […] A coroner says she died from gunshot wounds almost instantly, but her boyfriend says she was coughing and gasping for air for five minutes The state of Kentucky has some of the nation's most liberal gun laws. "Jay, whose real name is John Fitzgerald Johnson, led a column of hundreds of hundreds of black-clad, armed Black men and women in an unannounced march on Stone Mountain last month.