Cops Arrest 10 With Ties To Racist Terrorist Group

Florida police managed to arrest ten alleged members of a white supremacist group yesterday training near Orlando for what they described as an inevitable “race war.”

The arrest affidavit states the arrests were based on evidence from an informant who managed to infiltrate the neo-Nazi organization, according to Yahoo. The affidavit made it clear that the group was armed and potentially dangerous.

“The American Front (AF) is a military-styled, anti-Semitic, white supremacist, skinhead organization and is known as a domestic terrorist organization,” the affidavit said. The group’s leader, 39-year-old Marcus Faella, had stated his “intent… to kill Jews, immigrants and other minorities.”

Faella owned and operated a compound located 11 miles from Disney World.

There he conducted firearms, explosives and tactical training for AF members and other neo-Nazi groups. Two pit bull dogs, a barbed-wire fence and three military-style trenches protected the compound from would-be intruders.

The affidavit said Faella believed “the race war will take place within the next few years based on current world events.”

 

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