Monday, Kendrex White was taken into custody after he went berserk with a machete on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin. He killed one and left three injured.
In 2012, before White was a student at UT Austin, he made a 14-minute, poorly produced video at his home that shows Kendrex White and his classmates reenacting the murder of white people by Haitian political figure Dutty Boukman. The video is chilling and over the top with excessively violent moments.
The video, entitled “Haitian Revolution”, is a chilling precursor to the type of violence that White would act on later. The Haitian revolution involved the specific targeting and killing of white women and children.
Though Austin police have not commented about White’s motivations, early campus rumors are that White targeted members of fraternities who were wearing their Greek letters.
Fraternities at the university have been subject to recent vandalism by hysterics who accuse them of furthering white supremacy and enabling rape. A manifesto from the vandals was printed on the website of terrorist front It’s Going Down.
We must never forget the faces of those who were taken from us too early and without reason.
School officials from the North Texas town Graham confirmed the death of UT student Harrison Brown in the on-campus stabbing in a Facebook post Monday evening.
VIDEO of the victim, Harrison Brown:
Meet Harrison Brown. He was slain on the campus of the University of Texas. Let’s put a face/voice to the name. RIP pic.twitter.com/H942CCxmgF
— Based Monitored 🇺🇸 (@BasedMonitored) May 2, 2017
