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

[Rev.Cambeul]

I'll bet the reason for this Media sensationalism about right wing campers and the "need" to call right wing groups and thinkers "terrorists" is just a timely thing to "hullabaloo" about right now just because of this Holocaust museum they want to justify?!

They stole our tax money to pay for it without consulting us, the Jews wanted it there and their Stooge Treasurer Friedenburg granted it!

No, it's just a circumstance come about by the growing Anti-White Racism from MSM, general society and official government agencies, combined with White Australia Day, the US Election, Martin Lucifer Coon Day and HoloCo$t Remembrance Day all shoved together. Hating Whitey along with the obligatory Self Hatred brought about by a programme of guilt, is now normalised to such a degree in culture that the racism against Whites can be considered Institutional or Systemic Racism.

Consider who's pushing the Anti-White Racism?

Leading the charge are the Jewish Supremacists. Under them and deferring to them is every Minority Supremacist organisation that has existed since the beginning of the Anti Defamation League in the US at the beginning of the 20th Century. Although we are considered anti-Semitic for pointing it out, it is nevertheless, the Jewish Supremacists themselves who boast about being The Founders or at least at the foundation level of every every Minority Rights/Minority Supremacist organisation. And if you forget or ask an impolitic question, then the answer is "HOLOCAUST! HOLOCAUST! HOLOCAUST!"

There are coalitions of Minority Supremacist groups - both formal and informal - who's ultimate and oft stated goal is to "Abolish Whiteness." Or bluntly put, "Kill Whitey!" Some Whites refer to it as "The Great Replacement" and others simply as "White Genocide." Call it what you want, self-hating White Marxists educated in the Universities, and non-Whites' self-stated goals are to kill off White Culture, all references to White History, and eventually all White People.

Society has reached a position where those whom have it in for Whitey, are the people in every key position in society. A university degree doesn't mean you can read; instead it denotes that you have been thoroughly indoctrinated in what to think, what to say and how to behave. Every government agency, including police of all ranks and officers in the military are university indoctrinated, and so perform their duties through the pinko lens of of Anti-Whiteness.

At every level the mindset is that Minorities are the eternal victims of White Colonial Racism, and that Whites can never be victims. That's the way it is, and 2021 is simply when the cup of confidence has overflowed for the Anti-White. Today, they believe the world is finally theirs to be taken.

... And their only fear is that White Dissidents will Network, form Communities, and together we will piss in their Anti-White cup of confidence and Just Say No! Hence the new White Terrorism Databases, activation of New Hate-Crime Laws, and the reaffirmation that All Whites Are Privileged, and No Whites Have Protection Under Any Established or Future Hate-Crime Law.

This is a world where a man is not judged by the content of his character, but by the colour of his skin. By default, Our Skin is Now Our Uniform, and We are at War.

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[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9210091/Boy-UKs-youngest-convicted-terrorist-masterminding-UK-branch-far-right-group-FKD.html

A schoolboy has become the UK's youngest terrorist after admitting offences from as young as 13, including masterminding a British far-right extremist cell from his grandmother's cottage

The child - who told investigators he was just trying to 'look cool' - ran the UK branch of the Feuerkrieg Division until July 2019

Counter-terror police learned of a British-based FKD 'unit' operating on the internet and launched a huge investigation to find out who was in the cell.

Against the backdrop of Met assistant commissioner Neil Basu's insisting far-right terror was Britain's fastest growing threat, they managed to dismantle the network.

Then after learning of the chatter between members they raided the cottage in Cornwall, worried the teenager could be building a weapon.

Instead they found a computer and mobile packed with far-right material, a nazi flag and the extremist codes '14' and 88', which are codes for Heil Hitler, due to the numbers corresponding alphabet letters, painted on his grandmother's shed.

He was a little older than the founder of the global group, who was just 14 and from Estonia.

At the Old Bailey today via video-link - alongside his supportive grandmother - he admitted 10 counts of possessing terrorist documents and two counts of distributing terrorist material.

He was directly linked to Paul Dunleavy, 17, jailed for preparing acts of terrorism, after recruiting him to the cause.

Judge Mark Dennis said: 'The facts of this case are of course extremely serious but I'm not dealing with an adult, I'm dealing with someone who was 14 at one stage, 13 during the time of the offending.

'We're dealing with children online sending between themselves and other children or other adults such extremist material

The teenager had branded far-right mass murderers including New Zealand mosque killer Brenton Tarrant 'saints' and praised them for having the 'guts' to act on their hateful beliefs.

In conversations with the supreme leader of FKD, known only as 'Commander,' the youth discussed how to build membership to the cult so that 'nothing can be traced back to me.'

When he was arrested, the teenager told police he had made homophobic and anti-Semitic posts online to look 'cool
Despite his young age he ran 'FKD GB' single-handedly, under the supervision of no one but the overall 'Commander,' and threatened members with expulsion if they refused to 'act

The offences date from 10 July 2018 - when he was 13 - to 11 July 2019.

Naomi Parsons, prosecuting, said: 'He was aged 14 for the most part for the 11 offences but there was one offence committed when he was 13 years of age

The schoolboy leader of FKD was only 14 when he chatted with Dunleavy, then 15, about how to make deadly weapons and before Dunleavy made plans to visit a gun shop, the prosecutor said.

Hailing Anders Brevik, the 2011 Norway killer who claimed 77 lives, a 'saint,' the teenager called on cult members to spray paint '£Breivikdidnothingwrong.'

The youth sourced far-right manifestos with which to vet recruits, including a document called 'Natural Born Killers 2000' which urges readers to 'maim' people and 'cause mass terror.'

He sent the file to 'Commander' for approval saying 'NBK2000 sort of covers everything.'

Terrorist documents recovered from the boy's computer included The Big Book of Mischief, the Terrorist Handbook, Home Made Molotov Cocktail and various instruction manuals for 'killing people with knives' and 'hand-to-hand combat.'

The young leader vetted five members and ran the operation for more than a month before police hunted him down.

Ms Parsons said: 'Count 1 concerns an image of atom bomb/mushroom cloud explosion over the Houses of Parliament, above which is written "Sterilize the cesspit that you call London" (the "Nuke London" image).

'The FKD-GB shield/logo, comprising a Union Jack flag with the Waffen SS insignia upon it, is at the foot of the image. On 26 June 2019, Commander suggested a Nuke London poster for FKD-GB. he requested the image from another FKD member, EksD, suggesting "a pic of London with sh**tons of non-whites in it".

'He posted the image on FKD Wire chat on 22 July 2019 at 17:19. There were 28 members of the FKD wire chat, of which around six were active at the time of posting and who express comments of approval.

'The context in which he posts the image is in a discussion in which he advocates "nuking" London and New York, and praises individuals who have committed racial mass murder, particularly Anders Breivik. On 21 July 2019, FKD members discuss how they can mark the anniversary of Breivik's attack, which took place on 22 July 2011.

'The youth suggests spray painting "£Breivikdidnothingwrong", and on 22 July 2019, he posts "HAPPY ST BREIVIK DAY".

'Immediately after he posts the Nuke London image (Count 1), he posts an image of the island of Utoya, and writes "I would love to visit this completely random island upon which nothing happened 8 years ago today."

'Later the same day, he posts an image of Breivik appearing at court, with a Swastika and the words "in hoc signo vinces" ("in this sign thou shalt conquer").

'This is the motto of the English Defence League adopted in Breivik's Complete Manifesto.

'On 23 July 2019, Commander and [the boy] post about the need for action amongst FKD members.

'Commander expresses disappointment that only two people in the group "do something".

'[He] picks up the theme as follows, [posting]: 'Recruitment has been closed for at least a month. I want the current members to be active and for us to organize. I also want to hold a vc [voice call] with most or all of the members."

'Commander says: "Get off grid, get together and organize. Stop sitting behind a computer screen. Get out there and organise. Your race needs you.

'[He] sends Commander NBK2000, telling him it is "outdated but still good* it has some good stuff in it". Indeed, in interview, [he] states that NBK2000 "had it all in one" (I95e) and "sort of covers everything" (I105e). Commander responds by sending back "A Practical Guide to The Aryan Revolution".

'I'm told Commander was 13 when he was arrested. Certainly I've not seen communications in which Commander reveals his age,' Ms Parsons added.

Judge Dennis said: 'The facts of this case are of course extremely serious but I'm not dealing with an adult, I'm dealing with someone who was 14 at one stage, 13 during the time of the offending.

'We're dealing with children online sending between themselves and other children or other adults such extremist material

Most kids his age are :- down the skate park / playing computer games or at football training. This is what happens when children get involved in politics.He has no idea about Breivik .

Still be interesting to see a kid like this go on an excursion to a Holocaust museum and see how the Jews react to somebody so young talk about other kids his age "in striped pyjamas".

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2021/02/05/far-right-extremism-australia

Kristina Keneally claims the federal government is "turning a blind eye" to the threat of white supremacists, in a dispute over a hotly contested Senate motion where the Coalition deleted and amended mentions of right-wing extremism.

The Labor senator also took aim at Immigration Minister Alex Hawke, who said the government "rejects" claims of rising extremism in Australia, despite law and intelligence agencies warning of that very threat on multiple occasions in recent years.

"For years, the Scott Morrison government has sought to downplay, dismiss and ignore the rise in white supremacy and far-right extremism in Australia," Senator Keneally claimed on Thursday

The controversy exploded on Thursday morning, when Mr Hawke – Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs – told Fox News he did not believe extremism was a growing problem in Australia

"It is extreme elements, fringe elements, in Australia that need tackling, they are being tackled. What we have here is increased social cohesion, not increasing extremism," he said.

Mr Hawke was speaking on the release of the Scanlon Foundation's 2020 Social Cohesion Report, which found overwhelming support for multiculturalism, but also that nearly half of Australians said they had 'negative' feelings toward people of Iraqi, Sudanese and Chinese backgrounds.

"I think they're over-emphasising this ... The government rejects Senator Keneally's thesis that there is rising extremism in Australia," he said.

The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation said recently that right-wing terror accounted for up to 40 per cent of its current workload, and that an attack was possible in Australia.

Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo said his department was watching the threat closely, while Australian Federal Police deputy commissioner Ian McCartney told Senate estimates last October that right-wing extremism was "a real and ongoing threat" representing "an increasing workload" for officers

https://twitter.com/KKeneally/status/1357107318890975233

Senator Keneally later proposed a motion in the Senate, asking the Parliament's upper house to recognise "a significant increase in far-right extremism".

The motion also called on the Senate to condemn Coalition MPs George Christensen and Craig Kelly for "promoting a range of conspiracy theories and misinformation campaigns".

But the Coalition moved to amend the motion, striking out several mentions of "far-right" from the text, inserting "far left" in other sections, and asking the Senate to also condemn communism and anarchism

The first part of Senator Keneally's motion, noting an increase in far-right activity, was deleted altogether. A section condemning an extreme-right neo-Nazi group – which gained attention last week for burning crosses in rural Victoria – was maintained.

The amended motion passed against Labor objections, 34-27, with One Nation and Centre Alliance joining the government.

The government's Senate leader, Finance Minister Simon Birmingham, said it was "an important amendment that makes it clear the Senate condemns all forms of extremism

"In this place, we often see motions, bowled up for 'wedge' purposes, that conflate different issues," he said.

Senator Keneally was left outraged at the amended motion.

"Today in the Senate, we saw the government literally white-out a motion about right-wing extremism," she said.

"They took out the references to white supremacy and white right-wing extremism. They sought to do a whataboutism an equivalence with groups like Antifa."

Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi, the party's anti-racism spokesperson, called it "nonsensical downplaying of far-right terror

Senator Keneally touched on Canada's classification of far-right organisation the Proud Boys as a terror group, again criticising the Australian government for failing to make similar proscriptions against any right-wing groups. She said Australia had classified 27 groups as terror organisations, including 26 Islamic extremist groups, including some that had no presence or following domestically.

"We proscribed them because we send a message about the hatred we reject; we proscribe them because our allies have done it," she said.

"But when we have groups that have been proscribed in the United Kingdom, that have been proscribed in Canada, that have local chapters here or direct links to two groups here, and we're not proscribing those rates here, what we're sending is exactly what the right-wing extremists want – a message that we're turning a blind eye and letting them grow and fester."

Senator Keneally is a member of the powerful Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security, which is currently running an inquiry into 'extremist movements and radicalism in Australia'. That inquiry, which will largely focus on far-right threats, is due to report in April 2021 and is currently accepting submissions.

The committee will be supercharged after the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol by right-wing groups. Labor MP Anne Aly, a counter-terror expert, said she wanted the committee to focus specifically on how far-right groups organise and recruit on social media.

Liberal Senator James Paterson was elected as the new chair of the PJCIS on Thursday. In a statement, he said the parliament must "ensure that violent extremism does not take hold in Australia

OK everybody! stop the right wing "terrorists" here who :- Camp, hike, BBQ and attend racialist concerts. They may keep to themselves without hurting anybody who wants to leave them alone but if they wear "Proud boys" style shirts they are terrorists anyway?!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/2021/02/27/far-right-extremists-australia-police

Right-wing extremist groups are drawing in new members from wellness and anti-vaxxer communities online, using the COVID pandemic and outrage over state border closures as a "recruiting tool" to swell their ranks.

That's the assessment of Victoria Police, in a submission to a federal parliamentary inquiry into extremism, with fears the pandemic "intensified" far-right activity. National security agencies report children as young as 13 are joining right-wing extremist groups, which are getting more "sophisticated

They see the pandemic as proof of the failure of globalisation, multiculturalism, and democracy, and confirmation that societal collapse and a 'race war' are inevitable," said the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation in its submission.

"The threat from extreme right-wing groups and individuals in Australia has increased, and ASIO continues to see more people drawn to and adopting extreme right-wing ideologies

The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) opened an inquiry into extremist movements and radicalism in Australia last year.

The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation said right-wing terror accounted for up to 40 per cent of its current workload, and an attack was possible in Australia.

The first PJCIS hearings are expected in April, but submissions to the inquiry have been shared online.

In a joint submission, the Departments of Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Attorney-General warned hateful extremist content continues to blossom on mainstream platforms. The federal departments said as far-right sentiment grew in Australia, there had been "commensurate growth" in combating it, from intelligence and law enforcement.

"Extreme right-wing influencers are also proliferating online," the departments said.

"The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic and social impacts have intensified the spread of extremist ideologies online, while the increasing use by extremists of secure communications poses a growing challenge to law enforcement."

They warned that hateful content "remains readily available in the social media environment", which is "further radicalising vulnerable individuals" in Australia

The departments said encrypted messaging and more niche platforms were making it harder for authorities to track right-wing extremists. While large platforms like Facebook and Twitter have strong policies to restrict or block extreme content, platforms such as Telegram or MeWe are being used by far-right actors to organise and grow.

"This has significantly degraded national security and law enforcement agencies' ability to combat increased radicalisation and extremist movements," the departments said.

In its submission, Victoria Police warned of cross-pollination between right-wing and alternative communities.

"Online commentary on COVID-19 has provided a recruiting tool for [right-wing extremist] groups, linking those interested in alternative wellness, antivaccination and anti-authority conspiracy theories with white supremacist ideologies," police said.

Victoria Police has identified an increase in anti-establishment views and the expression of negative sentiment toward politicians and law enforcement, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic where reduced public freedoms fed into the narrative of those with an anti-government or anti-authority agenda."

ASIO warned of similar links, saying the pandemic "exacerbated a range of anti-government, anti-5G, anti-vaccination and proconspiracy narratives".

Victoria Police said border closures and public health measures had seen anger grow in some quarters.

"Continued restrictions and border closures despite relatively low COVID-19 cases has continued to fuel the perception that restrictions are primarily a tool for authoritarian control, rather than for prevention of the spread of COVID-19," they wrote.

"Extremists will continue to exploit the pandemic in order to draw greater attention to a cause, share propaganda, exacerbate communal tension and/or call for increased dedication and activity from their followers."

Victoria Police also made reference to "left-wing extremists", who they claimed were "mimicking overseas based movements (such as ANTIFA) to justify the use of violence to promote civil unrest and target perceived enemy groups."

"The [right-wing] threat does not exist in a vacuum and is directly influenced by a symbiotic relationship with the threat of left wing extremism," police wrote, speaking of "violent conflict at organised [right-wing extremist] events".

But in a separate submission, ASIO all but dismissed any threat of left-wing extremism, saying such ideology "is not currently prominent in Australia".

"The extreme right-wing has been in ASIO's sights for many decades. Extreme right-wing groups are more organised, sophisticated and security conscious than before," ASIO said.

"The 2019 Christchurch attack continues to be drawn on for inspiration by right-wing extremists, both in Australia and internationally."

That attack, where 51 worshippers were killed at mosques in New Zealand, was carried out by an Australian gunman who had ties to right-wing groups currently operating in Australia. That person is praised as a role model and influence by some extremist groups online.

The Australian Federal Police said of 19 major counter-terror operations relating to potential or imminent attacks since 2014, two were linked to right-wing extremists. Police also noted that, despite recent media coverage focusing on right-wing threats, authorities still had a major focus on other forms of terror.

"Since September 2014, there have been nine terrorist attacks in Australia. All were inspired by Islamic extremists. It is anticipated that any future attacks would involve weapons and tactics that are low-cost and relatively simple, including basic weapons," the AFP said.

"The threats posed by Islamic extremists is enduring and diversifying and shows no sign of abating."

Police also noted "rapid growth and globalisation" of right-wing extremists, saying they were aware of children aged 13 who had joined such groups, which posed new problems for enforcement.

"Individuals with an interest in [extreme right-wing] ideology may be more geographically dispersed or isolated, provide additional challenges for law enforcement and partner agencies to facilitate engagement and identify individuals at risk of radicalisation," according to the AFP.

Despite the inquiry focusing on how law enforcement should respond to extremist groups, The New Daily understands that some of those groups are actually written submissions themselves to that inquiry. It is not known whether the Parliament will publish them online.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Admin Note: Thomas Sewell is known and avoided by legitimate White Civil Rights Activists/White Nationalists in Australia.

Neo-Nazi leader bashes a black Channel Nine security guard as his filming mate yells 'dance, monkey, dance' after they try to storm the office hours before a report into his extremist group airs

* Channel Nine security guard filmed knocked to ground by Neo-Nazi leader
* Thomas Sewell and group member filmed arriving at Channel Nine building
* Hoping to confront A Current Affair staff before segment aired on Monday night
* Request denied as they were ordered to leave by Channel Nine security guard
* Heated encounter escalated as security guard was punched by Sewell

Kylie Stevens | Daily Mail (UK) | 2 March 2021

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9312631/Neo-Nazi-leader-films-bashing-Channel-Nine-security-guard-report-extremist-group.html

A neo-Nazi leader has posted shocking footage of his violent attack on a Channel Nine security guard hours before the network was due to air a report about his extremist far-right group

National Socialist Network leader Thomas Sewell and his lackey filmed themselves arriving at the TV station's office in Melbourne hoping to confront A Current Affair staff ahead of the segment running on Monday night

Their request was denied and Sewell unleashes into an extraordinary tirade on camera slamming the staff as cowards and manipulative before a security guard emerges and orders the pair to leave.

'Sorry, you cannot film in the building,' the security guard, who is black, tells the man filming, who refuses to comply with instructions

As the pair are escorted from the building, the man filming gets up close and personal to the security guard and taunts him.

'Dance monkey, dance!' the man is heard yelling.

The encounter quickly escalates into violence as he orders the guard to not  'f**king touch me' before Sewell unleashes a brutal attack on the security guard.

Shocked bystanders watch on as Sewell punches the security guard several times, who staggers backwards and is knocked to the ground with a jab to the face.

The neo-Nazi then holds the security guard to the ground as bystanders yell at him to stop and get off the man, who was just doing his job.

The security guard is able to return to his feet but appeared to be in a bad way as he staggered several metres before Sewell approaches again.

The two men square off before the ugly melee ends when several bystanders intervene to pull them apart.

'You put your hands on me, back off,' Sewell says to the guard.

'Back off, you can't put your hands on people. You f**king with the wrong person.'

Sewell's shirt was torn in the melee

The Channel Nine security guard was taken to hospital in an ambulance and CCTV of the incident given to Victoria Police.

'We are providing support to the member of our staff who was attacked. Nine is committed to providing a safe working environment for all our people,' a Nine statement read.

Later on Monday night, A Current Affair reported on the federal government's plans to declare the UK-based Sonnenkrieg Division as a 'terrorist organisation

It's understood the far-right extremist group doesn't have any direct links to Australia but security agencies fear it could inspire home-grown extremists.

'They have a presence that we're particularly worried about in the UK but their reach goes into the minds of young people and Australians here,' Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton told A Current Affair

'People are on the internet, they have the ability to join these chat groups to hear this disinformation, these lies and this sick ideology

He added ASIO will consider whether other organisations overseas or closer to home need to be listed.

The warning comes after families were left fearing for their safety on the weekend before Australia Day in January when a group of far-right activists descended on the town of Halls Gap, performing the Nazi salute and screaming 'white power'.

Nate Hart was hiking in the Grampians National Park in western Victoria with a friend on Saturday when he passed about 30 young men gathered in a cave singing 'Waltzing Matilda'.

Mr Hart realised most of the men were wearing black shirts with the Celtic Cross - a symbol commonly used by white supremacists.

As he walked away, the men 'aggressively yelled 'power of the white man!',' Mr Hart wrote on Facebook.

'It was clear we were in the presence of a group of actual fascists, indeed Nazis, out for a training camp and bonding exercise,' he said.

'Young blokes coming together over their shared hatred of others.'

Other hikers and locals in the nearby town of Halls Gap saw the same group marching through the town on Sunday and Monday, The Age reported.

They gathered around a barbecue area - some shirtless and showing Nazi tattoos - and drank coffee outside a cafe run by a local Indian family


'They looked like Nazis from a Hitler movie,' a cafe owner said. 'And they were'

Well it must have been a good "Hitler" movie then ?! The footage on the original of Tom defending himself and scuttling the black guy is amusing! All he did was talk and film outside the studio and grabbing somebody is an assault on somebody!

The term "monkey" isn't racist and never will be. Only when whites use it on blacks because not only their actions are Ape like, their appearance is too!

Look at the Govt try and "1984" us by dubbing people who camp and sing nationalist songs in the woods as "Terrorist groups". People who say their piece about media in front of their studio "terrorists"?! Nothing but contempt.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Skinhead Islamaphobes arrested for allegedly threatening to blow up mosques in Christchurch on the anniversary of the March 15 massacre after making posts on 4chan 'eerily similar' to mass murderer Brenton Tarrant

* A 27-year-old man allegedly made online posts threatening a terror attack
* He allegedly said the car bomb attack would be broadcast online on March 15
* Message board users urged the person not to do anything 'stupid or radical'
* The date is the second anniversary of the 2019 massacre with killed 51 people

Charlotte Karp | Daily Mail (UK) | 5 March 2021

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9324855/Skinheads-charged-planning-blow-mosques-Christchurch.html

Two men who used 4chan to threaten to blow up a mosque on the anniversary of the Christchurch massacre have been arrested

A 27-year-old made a series of posts threatening a terror attack at the Linwood Islamic Centre and Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand.

He was charged with threatening to kill but police considering further charges, while the other man was released without charge.

The attack was allegedly planned for March 15 - the second anniversary of the attack by Australian terrorist Brenton Tarrant, who shot and killed 51 people at two mosques in the city in 2019

Police said the arrests followed tip-offs from concerned members of the public following a series of posts on 4chan - an anonymous message board frequented by far-right extremists.

On Sunday evening, someone made a post using an online alias that was eerily similar to the one used by the Australian terrorist two years ago, Stuff reported

The person said they were 'originally English' but grew up in South Africa, before moving to New Zealand in 2009.

According to the posts, they planned to 'take action' on March 15 by attacking two mosques remotely using car bombs.

They also said the bombing would be livestreamed - exactly like the massacre in 2019 when Facebook was used to broadcast the attack live

Canterbury district commander Superintendent John Price said the messages were 'credible enough that we took action straight away'.

Police visited the mosques to search for bombs but found nothing, but would not say if anything was uncovered after they raided two properties in Christchurch on Thursday.

Detectives removed computer equipment from a home in St Albans, in the city's north


Linwood Mosque leader Masjid Imam Abdul Lateef said it was upsetting to hear that people were trying to scare the community.

'We rely on NZ police to protect us, and they are doing the best they can do,' he said.

The 27-year-old will appear in Christchurch District Court on March 5.

Tarrant, 30, was jailed for life in 2020 without parole.

He pleaded guilty to 51 charges of murder, 40 charges of attempted murder and one charge of committing a terrorist act