© NFAC
Comment: In other words they're the black version of alt-right rejects: ethno-nationalists.
The NFAC (Not F*cking Around Coalition) grabbed plenty of attention on social media with a high-profile public debut on July 4. The sight of an all-black militia, clutching rifles and handguns, marching in the heartland of the Ku Klux Klan at Stone Mountain caused plenty of ripples.
But very little is known about them, despite a frenzy of speculation. It's not even clear when they were created or how many of them there are.
So to make their intentions clear, NFAC founder and leader Grand Master Jay (real name John Fitzgerald Johnson) spoke exclusively to RT.
There's a misconception that we're a terrorist group and want to kill white people."We are here to protect the black community, as that's who is under attack. Nobody is protecting black children, men and women in America. What necessitated the creation of NFAC was the need to address a rising tide of police brutality, of racial brutality, of unfairness in the judicial system," he said.
"Most of us like me are ex-miliitary, we're not young people on the block, we're voters, we're your responsible guys, we're the guys with the good jobs."
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