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https://www.bitchute.com/video/9LNX0908WYWi/

Facts - there's no 52 graves of any of these muds. The army was at the mosque the day before the shooting talking to the imam. Facebook live was down then conveniently backup as the video started. Look at the video closely and you'll see most of it looks like manaquins being shot. Both entrance and exits were blocked but many survived funny that.

Brenton Tarrant is a communist schizophrenic who loves China, Israel and many other commie shithole nations but some how he's a "White Supremacist"? Give me a break!

I guarantee it was NZ'S version of 911.

... A really nice excuse for the government's gun grab in NZ straight after it happened.

https://youtu.be/4RGaimDruhA

And many more leaflet drops this year on their way. 23 R!

["'ALRIGHT TO BE WHITE': White supremacist flyers delivered to Tauranga houses - NZ Herald"]

"'ALRIGHT TO BE WHITE': White supremacist flyers delivered to Tauranga houses - NZ Herald"

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/bay-of-plenty-times/news/alright-to-be-white-white-supremacist-flyers-delivered-to-tauranga-houses/JA2QO5KXNRTA2JRJZ7OCA74LH4/

White supremacist flyers have been dropped in Tauranga mailboxes - leaving residents appalled and police investigating.

The flyer, headlined "It's alright to be white", points readers to the website of an extremist group that promotes white supremacy.

The ideology of the group, which the Bay of Plenty Times has chosen not to name, was defined as Neo-Nazi by the Southern Poverty Law Centre in the United States.

Ōtumoetai resident Marg said she was appalled to find the flyer in her mailbox last week.

"I kept it because my son is taking it to college to show his social studies teacher. He's appalled, as are we all."

Her neighbours also received the flyer but no one had seen who delivered it.

"No one's seen them doing it so we assume it's done in the dark."

Marg said she had lived in Tauranga for 10 years and although the city was quite white and middle class, the flyer came as a surprise.

"I never thought of it as a place where white supremacist types would live. And, if they did live here, that they would think it is okay to spread such vile and racist stuff.

"We have an Indian family and several Māori families just up the road, I hate that they might now feel unsafe."

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