Fox News dubbed Black Lives Matter a “murder movement” in an on-screen graphic Monday during a segment with Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke, who accused President Barack Obama of launching a “war on police,” and other conservative media outlets have accused black activists of promoting violence against enforcement.
“Starting now we holding these people responsible,” Ener warned. “Like I said, it stops now. Don’t ever let a Black Panther or any black group come to your town and march in that town and get done and be able to get in their vehicle and leave. That’s over with.”
Ener has previously been involved in confrontations with civil rights activist Quanell X over the mysterious death of Alfred Wright, and the Hemphill man has also promoted events by the Ku Klux Klan and the Redneck Mafia.
“Law enforcement, I’m talking to you now,” said Ener, a retired corrections officer. “When we get there — and we’re going to be there — step aside. Our fight is not with you — it’s for you.”
Ener urged older people and children to buy slingshots at Walmart to “pepper their ass with rocks” to disable black activists’ vehicles and force them to flee on foot — where they can be more easily targeted with violence.
“You light them up like they got mumps and measles when they go home with all the bumps and knots all over their asses,” Ener added. “They won’t come back, and what’s left of them — myself and some other people — we’ll take care of that.”
Ener held the slingshot draped over his hands like a noose and issued threats against “thugs” like the New Black Panthers and the Black Lives Matter “bullshit,” saying they “better run” because he and his associates were watching videos to identify, locate and target activists for violence.
“There won’t be another killing in Texas,” he warned. “There might be a killing, but it won’t be what you think.”
He picked up a shotgun and cocked it.
“The last fricking thing some of you sons of b*tches will ever hear is that noise when we’re out there, when we come in your goddamn house,” Ener warned. “Don’t ever threaten another cop in Texas, don’t ever threaten another white person. You black bastards, you goddamn Panthers and sh*t, try to come to another town and try to march — see what happens to you.”
Ener, who insisted he was not racist after sharing KKK materials on his Facebook page, said he was furious that the street where Sandra Bland had been arrested was renamed in her honor.
