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

[Rev.Cambeul]

From New Zealand: Alleged Christchurch terror attacker's manifesto banned

Those with copies of mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant's 'crude booklet that promotes murder and terrorism' are told to destroy them.

https://www.news.com.au/world/pacific/alleged-christchurch-terror-attackers-manifesto-banned/news-story/cdb3aad68c58f79400b328b436ee4ef9

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12215573

Why ban it? It's just a bit of silly pulp fiction garbage from Brenton Tarrantino 

[Rev.Cambeul]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6840741/The-hijab-wearing-female-police-officer-striking-picture-holding-rifle-went-viral.html

Toting a semi-automatic rifle, police officer Michelle Evans looked foreboding as she stood outside a cemetery in Christchurch on Thursday
But her decision to wear a hijab and pin a red rose to her bulletproof vest as an act of symbolic solidarity touched people around the world.

She works out everyday, likes to paint scenery and reads about health and psychology because she is interested in how people think.

I think she's a race-traitor slut that bends over for black Islamic cock. Is that what she wanted to know?

[Rev.Cambeul]

The Australian and New Zealand governments do not track violent Marxist Anarchists with a love for Red China, North Korea and the people and scenery of Pakistan ...


Jacinda Ardern announces a royal commission into whether the Christchurch mosque massacre that killed 50 Muslims could have been stopped

* There's been questions as to why Kiwi authorities couldn't prevent the massacre
* The focus will be whether any clues were overlooked by security agencies
* Police, intelligence, customs and the immigration department will be looked into
* NZ's two spy agencies confirmed they weren't keeping tabs on accused gunman

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6846123/Ardern-announces-royal-commission-Christchurch-massacre-stopped.html

The minister in charge of New Zealand intelligence departments, Andrew Little, has denied suggestions authorities had not paid enough attention to far-right extremists, saying an increased focus had been put on white supremacy over the past year.

Marxist Terrorists are often loved & honoured by your democratically elected government
Source: sa-news.com

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

They wonder why there are a few :-Angry, white people around?
Nobody asked us if we wanted our White Australia policy dismantled.

Nobody asked us is we wanted our rights to speak freely abolished.

Nobody thought of us being displaced by either :-Rich non whites, businesses importing cheap, foreign competition or stealing our tax money to pay for a refugee invading force to displace us, making war with us on our streets.

Then it is demanded we just accept things and shut up?
Sweep a naughty video and a manifesto under the rug of somebody who was fed up.

If the system didn't treat us with such contempt, White people wouldn't be so upset!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/new-zealand-tradie-sacked-for-muslim-comments/news-story/fe0172aceeae64508debcd928e8f66cb?utm_medium=Facebook&utm_content=SocialFlow&utm_source=News.com.au&utm_campaign=EditorialSF&fbclid=IwAR0UN5vtp4-Z6_-tV_bv7vmFlKRri9WZZeei1y5xw3iWAki595nkOj9KRn0

A man lost his job after making comments about Muslims following the Christchurch terror attack.

Thomas Knight-Wagener now says he regrets what he said and is gutted to have lost his job at Placemakers Albany after just four days in the role.

Mr Knight-Wagener, who got the job through labour hire organisation Tradestaff, said he and some colleagues were chatting about the terror attack the day after it happened when he decided to put his two cents in.

"Having an intellectual conversation about the comprehensive state of the Islamic movement on a global scale got me fired," he said. "I didn't talk much about the Christchurch shooting, but that's how the conversation started."

Mr Knight-Wagener said while talking about the shooting he digressed to mention what he had seen in news reports about the behaviour of Muslims living in the UK that "had been shown to be violent and destructive".

"I elaborated on the current state of the UK in regards to the growing Islamic community and the crimes against the people in these communities," he said. "I said no swear words and was not abusive or aggressive in my manner. I was simply stating facts ... which no one wanted to hear obviously.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://m.dw.com/en/austrian-far-right-identitarian-movement-investigated-over-new-zealand-attacker-link/a-48070951

Austrian authorities on Tuesday confirmed that they had raided the Vienna home of Martin Sellner, seizing computers and cellphones as part of an ongoing investigation.

Hansjörg Bacher, a spokesman for Austrian prosecutors, said that Sellner's far-right Identitarian Movement had been under investigation for possible financial offenses when a larger-than-normal donation was noticed.

The donation involved an email address that matched the name of the Australian alleged to have shot dead 50 people in a terror attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on March 15.

Authorities say the terror suspect appeared to have donated €1,500 ($1,700) in 2018. Sellner is under investigation to determine whether he is seeking to establish, or is part of, a terrorist organization.
Identitarian leader denies involvement

Sellner immediately denied any connection to the suspect, releasing an online video saying, "I have nothing to do with the terrorist attack."

He said that the money would be given to a charitable foundation and that his group's anti-immigration activities were peaceful.

However, he vowed that his group would continue to fight against the "great replacement," a xenophobic term Identitarians use to refer to their fear of Muslim or non-European migrants becoming the majority in Europe. The term was also the title of the alleged New Zealand gunman's manifesto


The Identitarian Movement regularly stages marches commemorating the liberation of Vienna from the Ottoman Turks in 1683. The suspected Christchurch attacker also visited Vienna, Turkey and the Balkans during trips to Europe.

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz tweeted that "any connection between the Christchurch attacker and members of the Identitarians in Austria must be comprehensively and ruthlessly investigated