NEXT ON THE WHITE POWER CHOPPING BLOCK: DAMN NEAR EVERYONE IN FLORIDA'S AMERICAN FRONT

One People’s Project and Central Florida Antifascists have been really working on this particular crowd, and having some serious fun with them. Among the things we were involved with was post this article asking readers to Identify the Nazis at a show that perched themselves on a WWII tank while giving the Nazi salute and helped coordinate a sitdown – which was canceled – with one person that is among the arrestees who said he wanted to drop dime on his comrades – and according to an affidavidt, that was actually an attempt to ambush our friends down there. Well, it’s going to be a little quiet on the streets as our favorite Florida Nazis all get snatched up by the police for their plans to engage in terrorist attacks – including one plan to make nerve gas!

New York Daily News

Ten suspects linked to the American Front white supremacist group were planning an attack on Jews, immigrants and minorities in Central Florida, the Orlando Sentinel reported.

According to an affidavit obtained by the newspaper, the suspects discussed making ricin, a deadly poison, and were targeting Orlando City Hall.

The ten were arrested after the FBI raided their Florida camp, authorities said.

We published this photo in September asking people to “ID THIS NAZI SCUM”. Of those in the picture, one is dead, three were arrested this week, and the only reason why we can’t tell you the fate of the fifth guy – the one with the goatee – is because we haven’t identified him yet.

The last three arrests came after seven people were taken into custody this past weekend on felony charges that fall under the state’s hate crime law, Florida television station WFTV reported.

Two married couples were among those busted. Marcus Faella, 39, and wife Patricia, 36, were arrested along with Mark McGowan, 25, and his wife Jennifer, 25.

The Faellas and Mark McGowan were identified by the Southern Poverty Law Center as leaders of the violent group of racist skinheads.

Also busted were 26-year-old Christopher Brooks, Diane Stevens, 28, Kent McLellan, 22, Paul Jackson, 25, Dustin Perry, 20, and 23-year-old Richard Stockdale.

The suspects were charged with evidence of prejudice while committing an offense; attempting to shoot into an occupied dwelling; and paramilitary training.

Under Florida law, the last offense is a felony if done “in furtherance of a civil disorder within the United States.”

The Faellas were freed after posting bond Monday of $500,000. Approached by WFTV for comment, Patricia Faella asked the reporter to leave.

“Have a great day!” she said, posting a no trespassing sign on her property.