FBI arrests racist Asian Neo Nazi Hitler lover for threatening to wipe out Hispanics

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USA Today reports that an Asian Neo Nazi has been arrested for threatening to kill all Hispanics in Miami by the FBI.

Eric Lin, 35, was charged with making threatening communications over Facebook to a South Florida woman. The unnamed woman believed she was targeted after the Lin, from Maryland, Seattle, met her at a restaurant she worked at in Miami.

The woman started to receive messages in late May from a Facebook account that belonged to Lin but under a different name.

In the messages, Lin expressed his support for Trump, his Nazi beliefs, his plans to kidnap the woman and his plans to kill all Hispanics. Other messages included an image of Lin that had a Hitler filter on it captioned “Composite of My Face with the Fuhrer”.

“I FOLLOW ONLY ADOLF HITLER AND THEN GOD,” Lin said in another message. “THEY ARE ONE AND THE SAME.”

Lin’s messages started to become violent, including messages involving him cannibalizing the woman. He did not seem to fear that he would be accountable for his actions, writing, “I doubt the FBI would care much about her” due to her ethnicity.

“I will stop at Nothing until you, your family, your friends, your entire WORTHLESS LATIN RACE IS RACIALLY EXTERMINATED!” He wrote in another message before threatening to keep nonwhite people “in line”.

“I Thank God everyday President Donald Trump is President and that he will launch a Racial War and Crusade,'” Lin wrote.

He also allegedly tried to put his threats in motion, conspiring offering associate “Chris” to kidnap the woman and take her to Seattle for $10,000.

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