FBI made announcement after angry CRT guard told school board he has ‘1,000 soldiers’ ‘locked and loaded’

The FBI was asked to investigate a threat from a black activist that he had 1,000 troops “locked and loaded” and ready to deal with opponents of critical racialism.

“I filed a report with the FBI office in Fort Worth,” said Ladonna Meyers, a grandmother of two in Texas City. Fox News on Tuesday. “Their mission is to check against terrorism, and this is a terrorist threat.”

The incident she was referring to took place on November 9 during a board meeting of the Fort Worth Independent School District.

Malikk Austin, who is black, released condemnation of critical racial theory critics.

“For those of you who take issue with this important racial theory, this is something that I stand for for my children,” says Austin.

“How dare you come out here and talk about what my father and grandparents went through? Separation, oppression, Jim Crow — and my kids are still affected by this,” he said.

“We are not our ancestors,” says Austin. “I have more than 1,000 soldiers ready to go.”

When he was escorted away by security, he wasn’t done. “Next time I will bring my soldiers…lock and reload,” he announced.

According to Fox News, Hollie Plemmons, a mother of three who just spoke out against the critical race theory, then asked Austin, “Did you just threaten me?”

A far-left activist at a meeting of the FWISD Council threatened all parents for being critical of the CRT. The activist said he would bring 1000 soldiers and that he would be “locked and loaded” next time. pic.twitter.com/VmqNaQQh10

– Carlos Turcios (@Carlos__Turcios) November 12, 2021

He will insist that yes no threat.

“First Amendment rights, the right to free speech, need to be exercised,” Austin said Fox News.

He explains using “lock and load” this way: “It’s a term I used when I was coaching football. It means, ‘Prepare and get ready.”

But others in the meeting did not buy that explanation.

“I used to work in security at [Dallas Fort Worth International Airport] so I know what the legal terrorist threat is,” said Meyers, who said she ran into trouble when she used the phrase “1,000 soldiers.”

“Is he training these men? Is he training them to attack Americans? ” she speaks.

Meyers called Austin’s comments “threatening the whole room.”

We cannot let terrorist threats go unaddressed.

Plemmons also said Austin seems to be doing It’s not just talking.

“So I don’t need to worry about him coming to my house and shooting me? ‘Locked’ means when you put your cartridge or clamp in and ‘loaded’ means you have a bullet in the chamber,” she told Fox News.

During the meeting, when Plemmons asked to speak to him in person, Austin told her, “But you’re not smart. You are not smart. ”