"We're In Your House. Let's Go." - Black Armed Protesters Challenge White Militia At Confederate Monument 6park.com
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The group, known as Not F**king Around Coalition (NFAC), 
marched through Stone Mountain Park near Atlanta on Independence Day, 
calling out white militias, along with protesting one of the largest 
Confederate monuments in the country, reported Reuters. 
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Hundreds of heavily armed NFAC members, predominantly African 
Americans, were seen dressed in black combat gear with military-style 
rifles - quietly marched up a road in the park in two columns. 6park.com
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One clip shows what appears to be an NFAC leader directing a right and left column of heavily armed members up a road. 6park.com

Another video shows the group coming to a stop on the road with an 
unidentified man shouting into a loudspeaker challenging white militias. 6park.com

"I don't see no white militia," he declared. "We're here. Where ... you at? We're in your house. Let's go." 6park.com
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Here's more video of the NFAC march.  6park.com
John Bankhead, a spokesman for the Stone Mountain Memorial Association, said NFAC's demonstration was peaceful and orderly:  6park.com

"It's a public park, a state park. We have these protests on both 
sides of the issue from time to time. We respect people's First 
Amendment right," Bankhead told WXIA-TV. 6park.com
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"We understand the sensitivities of the issue here at the park ... so
 we respect that and allow them to come in as long as it's peaceful, 
which it has been," he said.  6park.com

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The park had just opened after being closed for virus-related 
issues. Around Saturday afternoon, park officials allowed the group to 
enter the park from the West Gate. They marched to the lawn area of the 
park, in view of the confederate memorial carved into granite on Stone 
Mountain.  6park.com
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"Stone Mountain has long held symbolism for white supremacists. The 
Ku Klux Klan, a hate group that was formed by Confederate Army veterans 
and has a history of lynchings and terror against Black people, held its
 rebirth ceremony atop mountain in 1915 with flaming crosses. 6park.com
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Klansmen still hold occasional gatherings in the shadows of the 
edifice, albeit now met with protesters behind police tape. Many of 
those cross-burnings took place on or around July 4," said Reuters.  6park.com
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Readers may recall, we noted on March 29 that "the next phase of the COVID-19 pandemic
 could be a flare-up of social unrest across major Western cities as 
millions have lost their jobs, economies have crashed into depressions, 
and the military is being called up to maintain order."  6park.com
And, boy, were we right...  6park.com
We quoted Peter Turchin not too long ago as saying with the coronavirus still worsening the wellbeing of the country and millions out of work, and this could certainly "escalate all the way to a civil war." 6park.com

"Things are not as bad as they can be," Turchin warned. 6park.com
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The socio-economic implosion of America, resulting in both black and 
white militias to enter city streets this summer - could be the goal of 
the political elites to spark chaos ahead of the election.