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Jordan Jereb Florida white nationalist militia leader: ‘Parkland school shooter was dedicated member’

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Jordan Jereb Florida white nationalist militia leader says Nikolas Cruz (seen in above images) was member of Republic of Florida league.

Republic of Florida white supremacist militia group leader, Jordan Jereb reveals Nikolas Cruz being a member of their white ethno paramilitary group while denying inspiring him to shoot Parkland school victims. 

A Florida white militia leader has revealed Parkland school shooter, Nikolas Cruz, 19, being a member of their supremacist group along with having joined in training exercises.

In an interview with the Anti Defamation League, Republic of Florida (ROF) leader, Jordan Jereb told of Cruz, the suspect who allegedly slaughtered 17 people at his former high school Wednesday — having participated in one or more training drills with his group.

Jereb told of Cruz in at least two instances having carpooled with other members to Tallahassee for the group’s exercises.

The white supremacist group, only few years old, bills itself as a ‘neo-Confederate and anti-gun control militia group’ dedicated to making Florida a white ethno-state.

Jereb, a white nationalist, spoke with the ADL after apparent ROF members mentioned Cruz’s membership on the web forum 4chan.

He claims he didn’t know Cruz personally and the massacre — in which most of the victims were white — was not done at the behest of the ROF. Jereb went on to say that the group hadn’t and didn’t encourage actions ‘of that kind’, among members.

It remained unclear when Cruz joined the white supremacist group.

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Republic of Florida white supremacist group. Video screen shot.
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Republic of Florida white supremacist group member, Nikolas Cruz. Image via dailybeast.

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The group—which is explicitly homophobic and antisemitic—according to its website, encourages its members to undergo ‘paramilitary training,’ to purchase knifes and firearms, and pledge their ‘willingness to wage battle.’

The revelation follows two former classmates saying Cruz was, ‘fiercely right wing’ and would discuss politics at school — and that he wore a “Make America Great Again” hat around the campus, according to the Daily Beast.

An Instagram photo that appears to be Cruz shows him with the hat on and a bandanna over his face.

Jereb went on to say Cruz was having ‘trouble with a girl’ and may have mounted the Valentine’s Day assault for that reason.

Another student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School said Cruz had been expelled from the school after feuding with his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend.

Jereb claimed that Cruz, who was adopted as a baby, was brought up in the organization by another member.

Jereb was arrested in 2016 after threatening one of Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s staffers.

In a since-deleted video uploaded by Jereb, a masked man stands in front of a Republic of Florida banner, claiming that ‘we’ve made rapid advancements in the stockpile of many supplies—not just food—and I’ll let you use your imagination.’

If Cruz’s role is confirmed, the Parkland school shooting would be the second school shooting by a white supremacist in the past two months. In December 2017, another young white supremacist, William Atchison, engaged in a shooting spree at a high school in northwest New Mexico, killing two students before shooting himself.

According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, more than 100 people have been killed or injured by perpetrators influenced by the alt-right since 2014.

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