Frank James, the black domestic terrorist who allegedly shot up a New York City subway car in Brooklyn, had an extensive history of posting racist, bigoted, anti-white videos on YouTube under the account “Prophet of Truth 88.” Despite James’s anti-white racism, his videos have been largely ignored, almost as if the YouTube videos never existed.
Yet, had the situation been reversed, with a white suspect who recorded anti-black racist videos, everyone on the Left would have talked about it. They would have weaponized the tragedy to benefit their political interests. People must no longer tolerate this hypocrisy. They should be exposed as the race-baiting hypocrites that they are.
Consider some of James’s blatant anti-white hatred videos, including one criticizing recently confirmed Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s marriage to a white man.
“Yeah, our black sister Supreme Court justice — power to the people — is married to a f***ing white man,” James said in the video. “I don’t believe this s***.”
Yet despite this obvious prejudice and bigotry, NBC News wasn’t so sure of James’s real opinion on the interracial marriage. The outlet described James as appearing to be disappointed that Jackson was married to a white man. Apparently, “married to a f***ing white man” and “I don’t believe this s***” is open to interpretation, according to the great minds at NBC. It’s indicative of the extent the leftist media will go to hide anti-white racism by black people.
In another video, James discussed the conflict in Ukraine and used it as proof that white people were genocidal maniacs. He then added that the war between Russia and Ukraine was proof that white people would eventually hunt down black people and kill them.
“These white motherf***ers, this is what they do. Ultimately, at the end of the day, they kill and commit genocide against each other. What do you think they are going to do to your black a**?” James said in a video. “It’s just a matter of time before these white motherf***ers decide, ‘Hey, listen. Enough is enough. These n*****s got to go,’” James said.
In another video, James elaborates on his fondness for white people.
“F*** you and your white ass, too, you white racist motherf***er. You’re something less than human today,” James said. “You shouldn’t even exist.”
And, in another, James appears to issue an ominous warning to white people.
“There are people, white people in this country, cause I’m getting tired of you,” he said. “And I’m black.”
YouTube only recently terminated James’s account for violating the website’s Community Guidelines. If he had been a white man preaching hatred of minorities, his account would have been terminated much sooner.
