A relatively unknown Canadian internet troll of East Indian descent named Annand Virk, who trolls under the moniker Bunty King, was banned from Twitter this week.

Virk who acts as a mascot for white supremacists groups, tries to build his online reputation by harassing Black people on twitter while defending white supremacy. This tactic is usually an attempt to gain clicks and support from online racists.

It’s very common for white supremacists to get a non-white collaboration to spew their ideology so that they can shield themselves from claims of racism.

It’s been a long part of East Indian culture to collaborate with white supremacists against African people. Historically, one of the world’s first skin tone caste systems originated in India. When the British colonized India, that caste system became more embedded into the national psyche of India.

People like Mahatma Gandhi was a blatant racist who displayed vitriol against Black people, and his anti-Black views are very well documented.

In modern times, there are white supremacist think tanks that prop up East Indian collaborators like Dinesh D’Souza who built a career writing books that justify anti-Black racism.

Virk is part of a growing crowd of non-white YouTube trolls who set up donation pages to receive payments from white supremacists for regurgitating racist talking points. After “Bunty King” was suspended from twitter for his racial harassment of Black twitter users, several of his anti-Black supporters tried to come to his rescue.

One in particular was one of Virk’s fellow Asian supporters of white supremacy, a writer named Ian Miles Cheong. Cheong, who was allegedly exposed as being a nazi supporter, despite the fact that he is non-white, is part of a growing segment of Asians who collaborate with Alt-Right members and other white supremacist groups.

Ian Miles Cheong wrote an article supporting the racial antagonism of Annand Virk on the suspected white supremacist website Heat Street. The Heat Street website is flooded with dozens of anti-Black articles (usually under the ruse of referring to Black people as “Black Lives Matter”, so that the criticism will appear to be political instead of racial). Heat Street had to even issue an apology at one point for Ian Miles Cheong writing an article defending white supremacy.

With all of the anti-Black racial terrorism happening in our society, we cannot take these racial antagonists and white supremacy collaborators lightly. And we should stay on alert whenever we encounter these people who try to hide their agenda behind trolling behavior. Because that is usually a deflection tactic to get victims of white supremacy to dismiss them.

Here is a video example of some of Bunty King’s anti Black rhetoric:

#BoycottStarWarsVII

Under this hashtag, you will come across countless disgruntled users on social media outlets such as Twitter who feel slighted because the latest installment in the Star Wars series did not feature white male lead characters. The film, titled Star Wars: The Force Awakens, has a young lead character by the name of John Boyega. The budding star’s age isn’t the issue with the Star Wars diehards. It is because of the fact that he is a Melanoid man taking on the role of one of the infamous–yet wildly popular–stormtroopers.

Here are just a few Tweets which illustrate just how intense the white Star Wars fans’ dislike for the new film really is:

A bunch of racists are threatening to #BoycottStarWarsVII: https://t.co/J775UJcfDZ pic.twitter.com/glgZfc8xqL

— Complex (@ComplexMag) October 19, 2015

SJWs complain about White artists "misappropriating" culture created by blacks but then celebrate a non-White Star Wars. #BoycottStarWarsVII

— Captain Confederacy (@2partyhoax) October 19, 2015

#BoycottStarWarsVII because it's nothing more than a social justice propaganda piece that alienates it's core audience of young white males.

— Critical Spooking (@officialCritDis) October 19, 2015

The dominant society’s outrage over the new film isn’t the first occasion that this has been witnessed. In announcing that this past summer’s Fantastic Four would feature a Black man as one of the heroes of the film (Michael B. Jordan as the “Human Torch”), the dominant society’s backlash of the news ensued. When it was rumored that the upcoming James Bond film may cast Hollywood star Idris Elba as “Agent 007” himself, the writer of the film–Anthony Horowitz–stated that Elba would be “too street” to portray Bond whenever another James Bond film is made.

While this may be a surprise to many, white supremacists abhor the possibility that a Melanoid person could portray one of their heroes–even if that hero is fictional.

In 2012, Tariq Nasheed (creator of the Hidden Colors film series) spoke on what seems to be an increasingly hot topic over the past three years since: that members of the dominant white society like their heroes to stay white and that they are not to be tampered with…even if the Black actors are more than qualified to take on these roles.

B. Clark

President Barack Obama’s Twitter account was opened yesterday morning, only to be welcomed by numerous white supremacist online trolls. Check out some of the bigoted comments in the Tweets below:

@POTUS What do you call the first black president of the United States? >Nigger

— John J. Johnson (@JohnJJohnsonMN) May 18, 2015

@POTUS So hello,nigger

— Веселый Чекист (@VeselyChekist) May 18, 2015

@POTUS nice job with the banner, gotta let everyone know that you're some kinda communist nigger right?

— Gippo Dudee (@DudeeGippo) May 18, 2015

@POTUS #arrestobama #treason we need "ROPE FOR CHANGE" we still hang for treason don't we? pic.twitter.com/YGOQDRan9u

— Jeff Gully (@jeffgully49) May 18, 2015

In the past day since the opening of his Twitter account, the “nigger” barrage thrown his way has increased at an unsurprising rate. Although Obama’s blatant denial of Melanoid people’s issues in this country won’t go unnoticed, the white supremacists who have made their bold statements toward him lately are the same “Christian” and “wholesome” Americans who repeatedly expect Melanoid people to forget all of the wrongdoing we suffer on a daily basis under the system of racism/white supremacy.

by B. Clark

Apparently, he has been involved in another shooting, this time him being the victim. He was shot in the face after a confrontation with a driver during a road rage incident. Here is a tweet that was sent out by the Lake Mary (Florida) Police Department’s Twitter account that broke the news:

#zimmerman LMPD has responding to a shooting involving George Zimmerman. More information to follow

— Lake Mary PD (@LakeMaryPD) May 11, 2015

Zimmerman, who has proven on several occasions that he is a violent and belligerent menace to society–particularly Black Society–seems to be attracted to situations such as these. Stay tuned for developing details.

by B. Clark

In the time leading up to the record breaking Mayweather vs Pacquiao bout that took place in Las Vegas this weekend,many non-Melanoid boxing fans and media representatives were suspected of using code words and smoke screens to hide their racial hatred for Mayweather. Many people were bringing up issues about Mayweather that had nothing to do with the fight like his past domestic violence charges,that he has already served time for.

Many of these people tried to deny that there were racial undertones to their criticism. But after Mayweather won the fight with Pacquiao, many of these same sports fans stopped using code words and they took to twitter to express how they really felt about Mayweather and Black people in general:

Even many Hispanic twitter users got in on the racist action by using derogatory epithets for Black people like “Mayate” (which is a Black dung beetle in the literal term)

Many Asian and Filipino fight fans got in on the racist twitter comments by using terms like “Nognog” (which is basically the Pinoy word for “Nigger”) and “Sunog” (a Filipino word used to degrade dark skinned people, which means “burned”)

The word “Nigger” was tweeted  by  thousands of twitter users during the #MayPac fight. Hashtag charts showed the timeline  of the word nigger on twitter and how it peaked directly after it was announced that Mayweather was the winner.

So how do you feel about not only the white supremacists who spewed their racism about Mayweather, but all of these other so-called “minority” groups that Black people are supposed to have this shared camaraderie with,who displayed  the same racist views about Black people as the white supremacists?