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

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Opinions from a YouTube based Nationalist ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn-T9ONYcPs

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Inside terrorist Brenton Tarrant's lair where he planned his deadly rampage and wrote a twisted manifesto – as neighbours say he was a 'loner' who never had visitors and kept to himself

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6817733/Pictured-Brenton-Tarrants-Dunedin-lair-neighbours-reveal-loner.html

Hmmm, @Br.IanVonTurpie Do you think I possibly have a lair? Or do I just have a home?

After all, I do have some things in common with Tarrant. I too have a bed, a refrigerator, cupboards and some plants in the front yard.

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Toxic Libtard Opinion: Fake News masquerading as genuine news ...


Opinion: The dark reality is right-wing extremists don't stand out in our toxic political environment

Christchurch attacks are a stark warning of toxic political environment that allows hate to flourish

The Conversation By Greg Barton | ABC News (Australia) | 17 March 2019

https://theconversation.com/christchurch-attacks-are-a-stark-warning-of-toxic-political-environment-that-allows-hate-to-flourish-113662

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-03-17/christchurch-attacks-stark-warning-of-toxic-hate-flourishing/10909394

Extract: Authorities struggle with identifying right-wing extremist "nobodies" before they turn to violence ...

A steady rise in right-wing extremism in Australia

State and federal police in Australia have long warned that, next to the immediate threat posed by Salafi jihadi terrorism, they are most concerned about the steady rise of right-wing extremism. There has been some comfort in the recognition that the most active right-wing extremist groups, and there are many, are disorganised, poorly led, and attract but small crowds.

On the face of it, then, right-wing extremism in Australia is nowhere near as serious as the neo-Nazi movements of Europe or the various permutations of white supremacy and toxic nationalism that bedevil American politics. In America, it is conservatively estimated that there were 50 deaths due to terrorist attacks in 2018, almost all linked to right-wing extremism.

In 2017, it is calculated that there were 950 attacks on Muslims and mosques in Germany alone. Many of last year's attacks in America involved a common right-wing extremist hatred of Islam, and a targeting of Muslims, joining a long-standing enmity towards Jews.

Almost all recent terrorist attacks have been lone-actor attacks. They are notoriously difficult to predict.

Whether inspired by Salafi jihadi Islamist extremism or right-wing extremism, lone-actor attacks commonly feature individuals fixated on the deluded dream of going from "zero to hero".

One of the main reasons authorities struggle with identifying right-wing extremist "nobodies" who post online, before they turn to violence, is that it's difficult to pick up a clear signal in the noise of a national discourse increasingly dominated by exactly the same narrative elements of mistrust, anxiety, and a blaming of the other.

Airing ideas that were once unsayable

In Australia, as in Europe and America, mainstream politicians and mainstream media commentators have increasingly toyed with extremist ideas in the pursuit of popularity. Many have openly brandished outrageous ideas that in previous years would have been unsayable in mainstream political discourse or commentary.

Donald Trump can be deservedly singled out for making the unspeakable the new normal in mainstream right-wing politics, but he is hardly alone in this. And sadly, for all of the relative civility and stability of Australian politics, we too have now come to normalise the toxic politics of fear.

Anyone who has been paying attention and who really cares about the wellbeing and security of Australian society has observed the steady growth of right-wing extremist and right supremacist ideas in general, and Islamophobia particular.

They have seen the numerous attacks on Muslims and Jews at prayer and worried about the day when the murderous violence that has plagued the northern hemisphere will visit the southern hemisphere. But more than that, they have worried about the singling-out of migrants, and in particular asylum seekers, African youth and Muslims as pawns to be played with in the cynical politics of fear.

Authorities need to do better. We can begin with a national database of hate crimes, with standard definitions and robust data collection. Clearly, we need to pay attention to hateful extremism if we are to prevent violent extremism.

But ultimately, we need to address the permissive political environment that allows such hateful extremism to be promulgated so openly. The onus is on commentators and political leaders alike. They cannot change the past, but they will determine the future.


Greg Barton is chair in global Islamic politics at the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation at Deakin University.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=hate+speech+crime+caricatures&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Inside terrorist Brenton Tarrant's lair where he planned his deadly rampage and wrote a twisted manifesto – as neighbours say he was a 'loner' who never had visitors and kept to himself

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6817733/Pictured-Brenton-Tarrants-Dunedin-lair-neighbours-reveal-loner.html

Hmmm, @Br.IanVonTurpie Do you think I possibly have a lair? Or do I just have a home?

After all, I do have some things in common with Tarrant. I too have a bed, a refrigerator, cupboards and some plants in the front yard.

2018

2014

Ohhhh you definitely have a lair! You have a motorbike (bikie witch hunt) and some biker paraphernalia some racialist literature and paraphernalia. Some items you can't easily buy from a "bricks and mortar" shop. Funny symbols and insignia around the place.

Nice boys don't :- brew beer, have body art, listen to Rock n roll or metal music.

I do hear Michael Jackson has the biggest selling album though!?  Jump on the bandwagon with "Thriller".

Trade your boxing bag in for a croquet set or Cricket gear maybe Golf clubs and be a good boy?!

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LOL But I think I'll give the Michael Jackson stuff a miss and stick with my boxing bag.

As for cricket gear ... I do have some cricket bat-like items.

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Updates:

* The numbers of both dead and wounded from the Christchurch Massacre are now even at 50/50.

* New charges filed. Do they need them?

* Tarrant could be transferred to Australia after sentencing
- Meaning he could be transferred to the Supermax close to his home town.

https://www.9news.com.au/2019/03/17/11/35/christchurch-shooting-terror-attack-australian-gunman-likely-acted-alone-brenton-tarrant

Australian Prime Minister, Religious Freedom (for some religions) Hate Speech and Senator Fraser Anning

Also in the same article in an attached video, the Australian Prime Minister babbles on about religious freedom and clamping down on Hate Speech. He also makes it clear he wants Senator Fraser Anning charged and convicted for merely defending himself - which will mean immediate dismissal of Senator Anning from Parliament.

From the Daily Mail (UK)

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6817999/Teenager-smashed-egg-Senator-Fraser-Annings-head-warns-not-video.html

Adam Houda, a high profile criminal lawyer who has defended men charged with terrorist-related offences in the past, is now demanding Mr Anning face charges for his actions.

On Twitter, the lawyer said it was a clear case of assault on a child.

'I've just seen the footage of the Fraser Anning egging. Anning reacts by assaulting the young man. The police are now obligated to charge Anning,' he tweeted.

'I've been a lawyer for over two decades and in my opinion there is no argument that Anning was acting in self-defence.'

https://videos.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2019/03/16/9003329153529462395/1024x576_MP4_9003329153529462395.mp4

In Related News:

Man 'crashes his car into the gates of Queensland mosque' before abusing worshipers

* A man has been charged for allegedly ramming into a mosque in Stockleigh
* The suspect had been charged with driving under the influence hours earlier
* He allegedly crashed his car into the gates, and shouted 'offensive words'
* He has not been identified but is described as a 23-year-old from Browns Plains

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6817999/Teenager-smashed-egg-Senator-Fraser-Annings-head-warns-not-video.html

Extract: The driver is alleged to have slammed his car into the gates around 7pm, causing minor damage to the property, and 'shouted offensive words' through the window, before driving back home where he was arrested.

He was further charged with one count of wilful damage, commit public nuisance and driving a motor vehicle whilst suspended.