Brenton Tarrant: Marxist Anarchist Conspirator - Excuse to Turn Against Whites

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10991891/Highland-Park-shooter-posted-pics-teen-sex-doll-hanging-spouted-racist-posts.html

-Robert 'Bobby' Crimo, 21, frequently posted on the online forum Documenting Reality, under the moniker 'Awake 47'


-He would often share photos of himself, along with footage of shootings and other real-life violence
Crimo also used the site to document his relationship with a teenage sex doll he named Sophie, posting a photo in July 2020 of the doll hanging from a closet

-In the days leading up to the shooting, Crimo wrote a number of racist and anti-Semitic posts, questioning the Holocaust and suggesting Asians be gassed.

Asians are too numerous and need culling, it was good enough 150 years ago in Australia and the way things are with China would be good now too! As for Holocaust?... perhaps he is a free thinker who listens to alternative views?!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

New anti-White laws coming ...?

Hippy drug freak school teachers addicted to methamphetamines living off the grid have somehow morphed into what the government alphabet agencies like to refer to as Politically Motivated White Domestic Terrorists?


All THREE cop killers worked with kids: Murderous trio were all employed by the Department of Education

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11535401/Cop-killers-Gareth-Nathaniel-Stacey-Train-worked-teaching-Wieambilla-Queensland-shooting.html

School principal and his brother used ice and boasted about their fortified home with TUNNELS before shooting cops dead

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11531829/Wieambilla-shooting-Gavin-Nathaniel-Train-using-ice-prepped-apocalypse-fortress-home.html

The conspiracy-prepping brothers shot dead in a firefight with police were often high on ice, lived in 'a fortified house with tunnels' - and may have been planning all along to go out in a hail of bullets, locals have told Daily Mail Australia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11535339/Wieambilla-shooting-Nathaniel-Train-estranged-dad-Ronald-23-years-killing-cops.html

Brothers Nathaniel, 46, and Gareth Train, 47, and Gareth's wife Stacey, 45, gunned down constables Matthew Arnold, 29, and Rachel McCrow, 26, as they walked up the driveway to their home in Wieambilla, west of Brisbane, on Monday afternoon.

Two other officers managed to flee the murderous trio - heavily armed and dressed in camouflage - while innocent neighbour Alan Dare, 58, who had come to investigate the commotion was also shot dead.

https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2022/12/14/nathaniel-and-gareth-train-conspiracy

Police will investigate whether paranoid brothers lured unsuspecting officers to their deaths in a premeditated attack as details emerge they had turned their property into a "fortress".

Nathaniel Train [pictured right], a former principal, his brother Gareth and sister-in-law Stacey died in a firefight with heavily armed tactical officers after murdering two officers in western Queensland on Monday.

Constables Matthew Arnold, 26, and Rachel McCrow, 29, along with 58-year-old neighbour Alan Dare were gunned down in Wieambilla, in the western Darling Downs region.

Ms Carroll said investigators would look at the killers' possible extremist links after a series of posts under the name of Gareth Train were uncovered on conspiracy theory forums.

The posts include references to anti-vaccine sentiments and claims high-profile shootings were hoaxes or false-flag operations.

In one example unearthed by The Guardian Australia (a Marxist British newspaper), Gareth posted about his mistrust for authorities, including the Queensland Special Emergency Response Team (Sert), which ultimately arrived at the property.

"If you are a conservative, anti-vaxx [sic], freedom lover, protester, common law, conspiracy talker, alternative news, independent critical thinker, truther, Christian, patriot etc etc expect a visit from these hammers," he said.

Has reading anything from the 1901 constitution or quoting common law to the black op police with the guns helped anyone in Victoria and their rights," a post from a user named Gareth Train said.

Other posts include references to anti-vaccine sentiments and claims that high-profile shootings such as the Port Arthur massacre were hoaxes or false-flag operations.

One post refers to "black op police" and urges people to prepare themselves.

  Wonder if there is truth to what these guys thought?
What drives a man to go out and do something as mad as this?!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11536063/Wieambilla-shooting-photo-Stacey-Train-principal-killed-cops-Gareth-Nathaniel.html

The Trains had spent years fortifying the wooden home into a makeshift bunker to try to fend off an assault by police which they had long anticipated.

They had also been bingeing on methamphetamine, with Gareth posting increasingly bizarre conspiracy theories online that claimed the 1996 Port Arthur massacre was a military operation and Princess Diana was killed as a 'blood sacrifice'.

Gareth and Stacy Train had bought the two-bedroom wooden home and 45 hectare property for a bargain $95,000 seven years ago.

Since then, a close family member told one local they had set up elaborate defences, and moved it off the grid, installing solar panels, satellite dishes and rainwater and septic tanks.

[Rev.Cambeul]

New anti-White laws coming ...?

Hippy drug freak school teachers addicted to methamphetamines living off the grid have somehow morphed into what the government alphabet agencies like to refer to as Politically Motivated White Domestic Terrorists?


All THREE cop killers worked with kids: Murderous trio were all employed by the Department of Education

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11535401/Cop-killers-Gareth-Nathaniel-Stacey-Train-worked-teaching-Wieambilla-Queensland-shooting.html

School principal and his brother used ice and boasted about their fortified home with TUNNELS before shooting cops dead

As we predicted ...

'Isolated, radicalised': Australia's new threat exposed in the wake of Queensland cop-killings

Extremism analysts have been scouring the internet for clues about the ideology that appears to have motivated the Queensland cop killers.

(((Jamie Seidel))) | News.com.au (Australia) | 28 December 2022

https://www.news.com.au/national/isolated-radicalised-australias-new-threat-exposed-in-the-wake-of-queensland-copkillings/news-story/990f818bdb01f42f7c7bcdbbed172521

It's about as un-Australian as you can get.

Pepe the frog may be a global phenomenon. And the language of white supremacy speaks across the world. But only the sovereign citizen concept appears to have the power to unite budding white extremists under one common cause.

On December 12, Gareth Train, his partner Stacey and his brother Nathaniel executed two police officers and shot and killed a neighbour. Since then, little has been officially released detailing their motives.

But extremism analysts have been scouring the internet for clues. And what they've found suggests the trio portrayed themselves as "sovereign citizens". They believed all governments are illegitimate, that they could live outside the law, and that only violent insurrection could bring about a new world order.

Whatever that may be.

Twelve deleted YouTube videos and a trail of posts across various social media platforms sketch a picture of Gareth and Stacey's beliefs. A thirteenth video, posted during the ensuing siege, proclaimed the dead police as "devils and demons" sent to assassinate them.

"If you are a conservative, anti-vax, freedom lover, protester, common law, conspiracy talker, alternative news, independent critical thinker, truther, Christian, patriot etc etc expect a visit from these hammers — they are here to kill, maim and take you to re-education school," one account linked to the trio proclaimed.

Sovereign citizenship is a dogma that emerged in the United States in the 1970s. And it's seen a revival in popularity after the Covid-19 lockdowns, mandatory vaccinations and pandemic containment measures of recent years.

But it won particular attention within Australia.

And that has analysts worried we haven't seen the last of their particular brand of terrorism.

"The aim is to provoke a general crisis that must magically unlock all future possibilities," a Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) analysis reads.
https://www.fpri.org/article/2022/10/mainstreaming-extremism-the-legacy-of-far-right-violence-from-the-past-to-the-present

"Civil wars thus function as fantasies of grand catharsis. But what comes after this satisfying showdown is unclear: or is left open to individual taste, of which there are many along the far-right extremist spectrum."

Conservative anarchists

"Significant protest activity in 2022, Covid-19 disinformation and negative social media sentiment, has led to an increase in threats and harassing, nuisance and offensive behaviour towards Parliamentarians and against protected establishments such as Parliament House," a 2022 Australian Federal Police briefing paper states.

"In the next four years, Australia is expected to face increasingly frequent, complex and interconnected crises," the Department of Home Affairs adds.

"Challenges to our national security and prosperity across a broad spectrum, ranging from natural disasters, to state and non-state hostile activity (including more sophisticated transnational serious and organised crime groups, a metastasising terrorist threat, malicious cyber activity and foreign interference) will place significant pressure on the nation."
That's precisely what sovereign citizens want, FPRI analysts Colin Clarke and Tim Wilson argue.

"What unites the disparate elements of the far-right today is the concept of accelerationism, a violent extremist strategy aimed at triggering the downfall of current systems of government through repeated acts of extreme violence," they write.

"Accelerationism is essentially a tactical doctrine elevated to an end goal: rocking the ship of state until it capsizes."

The sovereign citizen was invented by William Potter Gale. He was an adherent to the white supremacist Christian Identity philosophy.

On the one hand, the movement rejects the concept of rule-of-law. On the other, it embraces the document that founded the whole idea – the Magna Carta of medieval Britain.

"(White) Extremism is spreading globally like a virus," says University of Notre Dame counter-terrorism expert Dr Daniel Baldino.

"[It's] a worldview in which society can be crudely separated into two homogenous and antagonistic groups: the pure people and the corrupt elite."
https://www.internationalaffairs.org.au/australianoutlook/the-international-blueprint-for-anti-government-extremism-and-the-rise-of-the-sovereign-citizen-movements

Rule thyself

"Sovereign anti-government lore and language has proven to be highly alluring and pervasive in different international contexts," says Dr Baldino.

"This is due, in part, to the fact that it can borrow, blend, and adapt from a hodgepodge of ideological and conspiratorial narratives."

It espouses self-determination. It promotes communal rule. Mainly, it believes any formalised form of government is illegitimate – and their laws don't have to be obeyed.

But it's not the fascism and Nazism of the 1930s. Then, both believed governments needed to be infiltrated and captured to remould society to fit their rigid dogmas.

Sovereign citizens have few standards.

"Despite its racist anti-Semitic origins, the modern-day SCM does not have a cohesive shared values base, cuts across demographic clusters, and can be drawn into a wide variety of convenient ideologies to rationalise anti-government hostility or suspicion," Dr Baldino adds.

Clarke and Wilson agree.

"The far-right is more inclusive than at any point in recent history, broadening its tent to welcome not just garden variety racists, but also conspiracy theorists, anti-vaxxers, 'incels,' and an array of anti-government and anti-authority violent extremists," they write.

"Such 'anarchism of the right' could hardly be further removed from the European leadership cults of 100 years ago."

Instead, sovereign citizenship demonstrates a "weakening of traditional political and social bonds within many democratic countries and a rise in a form of populist extremism that cannot be simply quarantined", Dr Baldino explains.

In 2021, the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) said that White right-wing extremism represented 50 per cent of its priority work.
https://www.internationalaffairs.org.au/australianoutlook/australia-is-not-the-united-states-but-we-cannot-dismiss-the-rise-of-right-wing-extremism

"It is both difficult to identify and stop lone actors and to regulate the extremist ideas which may ultimately motivate them," says ANU radicalisation researcher Dr Michael Zekulin. "Despite our best efforts, we remain limited in explaining the process of radicalisation, particularly why, and how, some individuals progress from radical thought to violent action."

Herding cats

"The nature of this type of toxic groupthink and a growing cross-polarisation of connections between groups in Australia and in other countries is that they are all broadly employing a "leaderless resistance" model," says Dr Baldino.

This helps evade law enforcement. But, mainly, it allows the broad church of largely unrelated extremists to share their one common element – resentment of civil authority.

An account named "Gareth Train" was a prolific participant in Australian fringe conspiracy forums.

It was particularly keen on posting anti-vaccine, anti-government and anti-police posts. It claimed to be under surveillance by intelligence agencies. It boasted of hostile clashes with police. It pushed the myth that the Port Arthur massacre was a government "false flag" event designed to eliminate gun ownership in Australia.

"Rather than believing in a single conspiracy theory, he appears to have subscribed to a multitude of conspiracy theories and to have interpreted almost everything in the context of these theories," notes an Institute for Strategic Dialogue report.
https://www.isdglobal.org/digital_dispatches/wieambilla-shooting-analysis-of-perpetrators-online-footprint

"Conspiracy theories referenced in his comments include anti-vaccine and anti-lockdown narratives, climate engineering and Sovereign Citizen conspiracies, conspiracies about microchips, the New World Order and Great Reset, the Illuminati, antisemitic conspiracy theories and more."

But while the broadbased hate philosophy of sovereign citizenship is proving popular online, it appears to be struggling to inspire mass action.

Repeated, emphatic and impassioned pleas to turn bluster into action have largely failed. The 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was supposed to represent "stepping off the internet in a big way". Instead of the hyped thousands, only a few hundred turned up.

"There is little serious threat of a paramilitarised mass movement that marches toward dictatorship," the FPRI analysis concludes.

"Contrasts with earlier models of extreme right mobilisation could hardly be sharper from the days when — to pick just one example — no less than 60,000 Nazi Brownshirts first marched, and then rampaged, through Braunschweig, Germany in October 1931."

But, they add, things can change. Fast.

Wolfpack politics

The ASIO 2022 Annual Threat Assessment states that the threat of terrorism has declined. But it goes on to add, "there's been a distinct increase in radicalisation and specific-issue grievances".
https://www.asio.gov.au/resources/speeches-and-statements/director-generals-annual-threat-assessment-2022

It's easier than ever before for this to happen.

"Like the crowds at fascist rallies a century ago, isolated and frustrated individuals can feel themselves part of something bigger," the FPRI analysis states. "Unlike 100 years ago, that something bigger asks very little of them in terms of personal discipline or subordination to a higher authority – but it does often encourage political violence."

Dr Melissa-Ellen Dowling of the Jeff Bleich Centre at Flinders University warns the digital revolution has made ideological extremism more widely accessible, visible, relatable and palatable.

"Yet, digital technologies are also an indispensable part of the solution to what is emerging as a growing problem for liberal democracy," she explains.

"Although deplatforming can potentially facilitate ideological extremism by pushing extremist ideologies into more fringe parts of the internet, it might limit users' initial exposure to extremist ideologies online. Likewise, while algorithms can lead users to more extremist content, they can also direct users away from it."

At the heart of the counter-extremism debate is the definition of free speech.

Does it encapsulate hate speech? What are the distinctions? And would a blanket ban have the desired effect anyway?

"Banishing them to the shadows of the internet reinforces the echo chambers which likely isolate them and radicalise them further. Instead, challenge them, force them to confront and defend their ideas and values in full view of everyone," argues Dr Zekulin.

It promotes the divisive "us versus them" narrative, he adds. "We must tone down the rhetoric and engage with our fellow citizens, even those we do not agree with and especially those whose ideas make us uncomfortable."

But the FSRI analysts argue such "mainstreaming" of extremism will ensure its survival.

"In a television ad for the senate race in Missouri, former governor Eric Greitens wields a shotgun and urges his followers to go 'RINO [Republican in Name Only] hunting,' declaring, 'there's no bagging limit, there's no tagging limit'. Coincidentally, this was the same language used by far-right terrorist Anders Breivik, who bragged of having a 'multicultural-traitor hunting permit tagging not required, no bag limit'."

Related: The Truth About Anders Breivik
Norway: Mass murderer is anti-racist, pro-homosexual and pro-Israel
https://creativityalliance.com/forum/europa-news/norway-mass-murderer-is-anti-racist-pro-homosexual-and-pro-israel

[Rev.Cambeul]

*ING CHRISTINSANE LUNATICS!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11531829/Wieambilla-shooting-Gavin-Nathaniel-Train-using-ice-prepped-apocalypse-fortress-home.html

The conspiracy-prepping brothers shot dead in a firefight with police were often high on ice, lived in 'a fortified house with tunnels' - and may have been planning all along to go out in a hail of bullets, locals have told Daily Mail Australia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11535339/Wieambilla-shooting-Nathaniel-Train-estranged-dad-Ronald-23-years-killing-cops.html

Brothers Nathaniel, 46, and Gareth Train, 47, and Gareth's wife Stacey, 45, gunned down constables Matthew Arnold, 29, and Rachel McCrow, 26, as they walked up the driveway to their home in Wieambilla, west of Brisbane, on Monday afternoon.

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/kerry-dare-has-called-the-wieambilla-trio-that-killed-her-husband-were-not-terrorists/news-story/41a18a9bd355dad6ebccbb3ccec27be8

Other similar religiously motivated attacks linked to Christian extremist ideologies include the 51-day Waco siege in Texas in 1993.

Deputy commissioner Linford explained the Train family's "fundamentalist Christian theology" was based on Premillennialism, the belief (((Jesus))) will return to the Earth, bringing a lengthy period of peace after a period of trial and tribulation.

She said there was a lot of written evidence that all three members of the Train family believed the "End of Days" was coming and were preparing for the what was to come.


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[Rev.Cambeul]

https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/military/the-head-of-asio-says-the-spy-agency-has-been-busier-than-ever-before/news-story/6b53cc1482706165fcb5645f41f298cf

Excerpt: "ASIO worked with Queensland Police to assess what motivated the murderers, and we reached independent but identical conclusions," Mr Burgess said.

"We believe the shooting was an act of politically motivated violence, primarily motivated by a Christian violent extremist ideology.

" ... we did not find evidence the killers embraced a racist and nationalist ideology or were Sovereign Citizens, despite their anti-authority and conspiracy beliefs."

He took a swipe at some commentators following the ambush,

"It's disappointing some commentators and self-proclaimed terrorism experts were so quick to make definitive declarations about motivations, ideologies and political alignments in the immediate aftermath of the tragedy."

[Br.FrankSmith]

Our ideologies are perfect; it's the Jews who are wrong.