Murdered Portland, USA anti-racist’s last words

This video from Portland, USA says about itself:

Family of MAX attack victim says his heart was ‘as big as the world’

27 May 2017

Taliesin Myrddin Namkai Meche was stabbed to death after defending a young woman [two young women] who was being harassed on the MAX.

By Mary Papenfuss in the USA:

05/30/2017 05:13 am ET

Dying Portland Train Hero’s Message Of Love After Standing Up To Hate

“Tell everyone on the train I love them,” he reportedly told a woman comforting him.

A man fatally injured on a Portland train after intervening in a hate attack shared a message of love with the woman who comforted him.

Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, 23, and father-of-four Ricky John Best, 53, were both fatally stabbed Friday when they confronted a man abusing two teenagers on the MAX train, one of them wearing a hijab. A third passenger who also tried to intervene, Micah David-Cole Fletcher, 21, survived a stabbing but remains hospitalized. All three have been hailed as heroes.

Jeremy Joseph Christian, 35, who police say has ties to white supremacy, has been arrested on suspicion of carrying out the attack. He faces charges including two counts of aggravated murder. Law enforcement authorities say the suspect targeted the girls for “religiously and racially motivated reasons.”

Passenger Rachel Macy told Oregon Live Namkai-Meche confronted the man berating the girls and said, “You have to get off the train.”

That’s when Namkai-Meche was suddenly stabbed in the neck, Macy said.

“It was just a swift, hard hit,’’ she said. “It was a nightmare.’’

When Namkai-Meche turned to face Macy, she saw that his shirt was covered with blood and his face deathly pale.

She recalled he was clutching his neck as he told her, “I’m going to die.”

Macy responded, “We can handle this. Lay down.‘’

He lay on the floor of the train as Macy and a male passenger did what they could to calm him and stop the bleeding, she said. Macy pulled off her shirt and helped him press to the gash in his neck, she recalled.

“I just kept telling him, ‘You’re not alone. We’re here,’’’ Macy said. “What you did was total kindness. You’re such a beautiful man. I’m sorry the world is so cruel.’’

When paramedics arrived to take Namkai-Meche away, he turned to her and said, “Tell everyone on the train I love them.”

Macy met Namkai-Meche’s parents at a vigil for the victims the following day.

His mom, Asha Deliverance, remembered her son on Facebook as a “bright shining star.”

“Taliesin Myrddin Namkai Meche, My dear baby boy passed on yesterday while protecting two young Muslim girls from a racist man on the train in Portland. He was a hero and will remain a hero on the other side of the veil. Shining bright star I love you forever.”

In fact, only one of the two girls was Muslim. However, racist murderer Christian thought she was Muslim too.

News media do under-report some terror attacks – just not those involving Islamist extremists. Attacks by Muslims are written about 4.5 times more as other attacks: here.