Hate Watch (SPLC) is live blogging the March Against Sharia. These people are insane.
In 28 cities around the country, Act for America, an anti-Muslim hate group is organizing a series of events called “March Against Sharia.”
“We, at ACT for America, are committed to protecting women and children from Sharia Law and its impact on Muslim women and children including honor killing and Female Genital Mutilation,” ACT’s website reads. “We must ensure that every woman and child enjoy the protection afforded by the U.S. Constitution.”
ACT’s protests are attracting a host of anti-government and far-right extremists, who have publically stated that they plan on attending today’s events. ACT has already had to cancel its Batesville, Arkansas rally after the SPLC revealed that neo-Nazi Billy Roper was the main organizer.
Antifa groups are set to counter-protest in a number of cities, increasing the potential for violence, but civil rights groups and other local activists also have planned a number of positive events to counter ACT’s hate.
Hatewatch will be running a constantly updated live-blog below, monitoring and reporting on the rallies taking place in 19 states. The proceedings will also be documented on Hatewatch’s Twitter account where we will be using the hashtag #counterACThate.
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ATLANTA — At the "March Against Sharia" in Atlanta, Alt-Right figures mingled with a number of heavily armed members of the anti-government group III% Security Force. The leader of that coalition is Chris Hill, a former Marine who lives in Georgia and was also in attendance at the ACT rally. Hill is another example of the injection of anti-Muslim hatred into the Patriot movement, of which the “Three Percent” movement is a part. (That phrase refers to the claim, which most historians of the period dispute, that only 3% of American gun owners, the real patriots, actually fought British colonial troops.)
Last year, Hill led the Georgia chapter of his coalition in an armed demonstration against the construction of a mosque near Atlanta, with one protester wearing a T-shirt marked with “Islam is of the Devil.” In September, he said of the proposed mosque, “Right over there this is going to be a future ISIS training group. This is where you’re going to see terrorism taking hold in Newton County.” County commissioners cancelled a meeting on the mosque the same month, after viewing “uncivil threats” on a video made by Hill.
Georgia State Senator Michael Williams (below, center in white dress shirt) also attended the ACT event and posed for photos with Hill and his crew. Attendees sporting t-shirts with the Infowars logo, the website of anti-government conspiracy theories Alex Jones, were also spotted at the ACT rally.
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The alt right even brought it to Washington, but they denied it of course.
Then they can actually be Rambos. They can use their precious killing machines. 
