'Likelihood for blood will be high': Anti-Muslim militia man threatens bloodshed at October Farrakhan rally

Saying he "has f*cking had it," the organizer of an anti-Muslim protest in Phoenix -- that failed spectacularly -- has posted another video to Facebook ranting and screaming in the middle of the Arizona desert about an upcoming battle with Islam.

“Prepare yourself for 10-9 / 10-10!!!! The likelihood for blood will be high. True colors will be shown once again when we step up to this common enemy who attacks humanity daily and enslaves it’s [sic] followers,” Jon Ritzheimer, who is affiliated with the right-wing Three Percenters militia group, wrote on his Facebook page.

Holding an assault rifle, with his truck and an American flag behind him for dramatic effect, Ritzhemier went off on the pending nuclear deal with Iran saying "billions of dollars" will pour into the Middle Eastern country.

"If you think that money isn't going to go into killing Americans, killing Israelis, you're f*cking nuts" he screamed.

"To our government, are you that naive? Are you that f*cking naive? Or is it that maybe you are traitors and you should be tried for treason," he said before turning to Nation of Islam head Louis Farrakhan.

"Louis Farrakhan, you're planning a little rally in Washington D.C. I challenge you this, mother*cker. Come here to Arizona. Come here where we live by the Constitution. Come here where we're allowed to have guns! And we're allowed to shoot and carry them openly to protect ourselves and liberty and our pursuit of happiness!"

Ritzheimer warned that if authorities charged a Navy commanding officer for firing his handgun at an armed assailant during the deadly July 16 attack in Chattanooga, it would spark a “military coup,” which is something he hopes for “every f*cking night.” The Navy says it is unlikely the officer will be charged.

Continuing to scream at the camera, he told his “fellow patriots” to “prep” for “what’s next”

Ritzhemier reminded viewers that he has been harassed since his ill-fated anti-Muslim rally where he had hoped to sell shirts reading "F*ck Islam," only to later try and raise $10 million to protect his family and fail miserably at that too.

He also had words for Oath Keeper founder Stewart Rhodes saying his group has failed to keep America safe.

"Us patriots are getting sick of your defense," he warned. "We're ready for offense. F*ck what is going on in this country! Step up and f*cking do something!"

Watch the video below uploaded to Facebook by John Ritzheimer: