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January 1, Subway Shooting Suspect’s YouTube Rants Against White People, NYC Mayor Revealed

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April 16, 2022

Frank James, the man accused of being the Brooklyn subway shooter, has videos of his bizarre rants on YouTube, railing against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, homeless people, and race.

James addresses Adams in one video, telling the mayor, “I’m 63 now full of hate, full of anger, and full of bitterness.”

“Eric Adams, Eric Adams: What are you doing, brother? What’s happening with this homeless situation,” James said, referring to the subway. “Every car I went to was loaded with homeless people. It was so bad, I couldn’t even stand. I had to keep moving from car to car.”

James’ tirade also included race, with him claiming that a race war is impending.

“These white motherf—ers, this is what they do,” James said. “Ultimately at the end of the day, they kill and commit genocide against each other. What do you think they gonna do to your black ass?”

“It’s just a matter of time before these white motherf—ers decide, ‘Hey listen. Enough is enough. These n—ers got to go,’” he said.

“And what’re you going to do? You gonna fight. And guess what? You gonna die. ‘Cause unlike President [Volodymyr Zelensky] over in Ukraine, nobody has your back. The whole world is against you. And you’re against your f—ing self. So why should you be alive, again, is the f—ing question. Why should a n—er be alive on this planet? Besides to pick cotton or chop sugar cane or tobacco.”

Authorities arrested James on Wednesday after a nearly 30-hour manhunt. Federal prosecutors have charged him with committing terrorist attacks and other violence against mass transportation systems.

If convicted, James faces life in prison.

If you watch the YouTube videos of the named "person of interest" in the Brooklyn subway shooting, you will be astonished at the huge gap between his actual dominant ideology and political worldview and how liberal corporate media outlets are describing it. Or maybe you won't be.

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) April 13, 2022