Virginia Guv: Avoid Richmond!

On King day, white extremists are planning a rally to protest gun control. The governor Ralph Northam declares a state of emergency.

Ralph Northam, the embattled Democratic governor of Virginia had declared a state of emergency.

He issued an order in regards to tensions that could mount on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. He said that a group of far-white extremists are planning on protesting the state's possible legislation to curb gun violence in the state.

The pro-gun rally has been organized by white extremist group, Virginia Citizens Defense League.

It's expected to draw a mix of militias, sovereign citizens, gun advocates and white supremacists.

Larry Pratt, a white nationalist and co-founder of the Gun Owners of America is expected to make an appearance. The Oath Keepers are expected to make an appearance as well.

What forced Northam to issue an alert was the tweet from Donald J. Trump. He tweeted on Friday urging citizens to take a stand against Virginia Democrats and gun control lobbyists.

Your 2nd Amendment is under very serious attack in the Great Commonwealth of Virginia. That’s what happens when you vote for Democrats, they will take your guns away. Republicans will win Virginia in 2020. Thank you Dems!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 17, 2020

Trump face harsh backlash when he refused to condemn the Charlottesville incident. A white terrorist killed Heather Heyer when he drove his vehicle into her and others protesting against racism. The white terrorist is facing LIFE in the iron college for her murder.

Trump remarked that there were "very fine people" on both sides.

Those living in minority-majority Richmond are warned to stay away from the event.

Northam issued a warning to residents to stay away from events in Richmond.

Citing credible threats and the recent arrest of four white terrorists who planned to target Black Lives Matter and Antifa activists, Northam warned residents to stay home.

They were hoping to spark a "violent insurrection."

Online threats of violence have been "rampant" among anti-government and far-right groups, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.

White nationalist Philip Van Cleve said that the governor's attempts to silence them will fail. He said that he wants no violence. Of course, the white extremist winks and nods.

An emergency order banned weapons at the rally. So many far-white extremists will probably find ways to sue the state and skirt around the order.

Many far-white extremists have chatted through Gab organizing this event. They hope to achieve a Charlottesville 2.0.

These four white terrorists were nabbed by the feds after had plans to overthrow the government and kill a Georgia couple. The white terrorists were affiliate with this unorganized group of extremists known as "The Base."

Three white terrorists were busted by the feds for plotting an attack. A fourth member was arrested but not named.

These three were hoping to attend the Richmond event.

"The Base" claims that they're in the fight of their lives for survival. They want to resist their fate as a minority. They believe that the "extinction" of the Caucasian race is coming and they're fighting against social justice warriors (SJW) who are pushing an agenda that destroys white rights.

This is why it's important to watch your surroundings.

White extremists work in your job, live in your neighborhood, patrol the streets with a badge, join the military for lethal training methods, run for office on the principles of restoring "due rights" and preach propaganda on your media platforms and religious institutions.