BREAKING: Gunmen attack New Zealand mosques; many dead
BeaverFever @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:11 pm
One of the shooters livestreamed his attack, released anti-Muslim manifesto. Possible car bomb, possible 3rd shooting location, 1 suspect in custody.
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Live: Massacre at the mosques - gunmen kill multiple people, Christchurch under siege
NZ Herald
KEY POINTS:
• Dozens feared killed as at least two gunmen open fire at two central Christchurch mosques
• City in lockdown, with reports of a third shooting scene and a car bomb in Strickland St
• One gunman, believed to be Australian, filmed as he shot victims in the mosque - and wrote a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions
• Teen witness: "I just ran as fast as I could, over the fence to Hagley Park, I didn't stop. The gunshots sounded like pop, pop, pop...I heard over 50."
Gunmen have opened fire at mosques in Christchurch, with reports of between nine and 27 people killed and police urging residents to stay indoors. One man is in custody.
A body has been seen lying near Al Noor Mosque in central Christchurch and a second gunman has been seen near Linwood Masjid mosque. One of the gunmen broadcast live as he shot victims.
One of the gunmen is believed to be an Australian who has written a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions.
In it, he says "it is a terrorist attack."
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has confirmed "multiple fatalities".
He said there was one person in custody "but we are unsure if there are other people".
"Again we are unsure if there are any other locations outside of that area."
The multiple fatalities were at two locations - a mosque at Deans Ave and one at Linwood Ave.
There are reports of a third active shooting unfolding outside Christchurch Hospital.
NZ Herald
KEY POINTS:
• Dozens feared killed as at least two gunmen open fire at two central Christchurch mosques
• City in lockdown, with reports of a third shooting scene and a car bomb in Strickland St
• One gunman, believed to be Australian, filmed as he shot victims in the mosque - and wrote a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions
• Teen witness: "I just ran as fast as I could, over the fence to Hagley Park, I didn't stop. The gunshots sounded like pop, pop, pop...I heard over 50."
Gunmen have opened fire at mosques in Christchurch, with reports of between nine and 27 people killed and police urging residents to stay indoors. One man is in custody.
A body has been seen lying near Al Noor Mosque in central Christchurch and a second gunman has been seen near Linwood Masjid mosque. One of the gunmen broadcast live as he shot victims.
One of the gunmen is believed to be an Australian who has written a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions.
In it, he says "it is a terrorist attack."
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has confirmed "multiple fatalities".
He said there was one person in custody "but we are unsure if there are other people".
"Again we are unsure if there are any other locations outside of that area."
The multiple fatalities were at two locations - a mosque at Deans Ave and one at Linwood Ave.
There are reports of a third active shooting unfolding outside Christchurch Hospital.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213039
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The man claiming to be the shooter identified themselves as a white, 28-year-old Australian-born man.
In a 74-page manifesto published online he outlined who he was and why he carried out the massacre at the Christchurch mosque.
He said there was an anti-Islamic motivation to the attack but it was anti-immigration, anti-ethnic replacement and anti-cultural replacement in origin.
He says he was born to a working class low income family who was of Scottish, Irish and English "stock".
"I had a regular childhood, without any great issues. I had little interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a passing grade. I did not attend university as I had no great interest in anything offered in the universities to study," he wrote.
"I am just a regular white man, from a regular family. Who decided to take a stand to ensure a future for my people."
The man said he worked for a short time before making some money investing in Bitcoin. He then used that money to travel.
The man said he did not originally plan to carry out the attack in New Zealand. He said he came to New Zealand temporarily to plan and train.
"I soon found out that New Zealand was as target rich of an environment as anywhere
else in the West," he wrote.
"Secondly an attack in New Zealand would bring to attention the truth of the assault on our civilisation, that no where in the world was safe, the invaders were in all of our lands, even in the remotest areas of the world and that there was no where left to go that was safe and free from mass immigration."
He said the mosque in Dunedin was originally the main target but after visiting the mosques in Christchurch and Linwood and "seeing the desecration of the church that had been converted to a mosque in Ashburton" his plans changed.
The Christchurch and Linwood mosques had far more "invaders" and were more prominent and "optically foreign" buildings with less students, more adults and "a prior history of extremism".
He said he also planned to attack the Ashburton mosque but was unsure whether he would get there.
The man said he had no remorse over the attack and only wished he could have killed more people.
He said he had no hate towards muslims living in their homelands but disliked those who "invaded" other countries and hated those who converted to Islam.
In a 74-page manifesto published online he outlined who he was and why he carried out the massacre at the Christchurch mosque.
He said there was an anti-Islamic motivation to the attack but it was anti-immigration, anti-ethnic replacement and anti-cultural replacement in origin.
He says he was born to a working class low income family who was of Scottish, Irish and English "stock".
"I had a regular childhood, without any great issues. I had little interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a passing grade. I did not attend university as I had no great interest in anything offered in the universities to study," he wrote.
"I am just a regular white man, from a regular family. Who decided to take a stand to ensure a future for my people."
The man said he worked for a short time before making some money investing in Bitcoin. He then used that money to travel.
The man said he did not originally plan to carry out the attack in New Zealand. He said he came to New Zealand temporarily to plan and train.
"I soon found out that New Zealand was as target rich of an environment as anywhere
else in the West," he wrote.
"Secondly an attack in New Zealand would bring to attention the truth of the assault on our civilisation, that no where in the world was safe, the invaders were in all of our lands, even in the remotest areas of the world and that there was no where left to go that was safe and free from mass immigration."
He said the mosque in Dunedin was originally the main target but after visiting the mosques in Christchurch and Linwood and "seeing the desecration of the church that had been converted to a mosque in Ashburton" his plans changed.
The Christchurch and Linwood mosques had far more "invaders" and were more prominent and "optically foreign" buildings with less students, more adults and "a prior history of extremism".
He said he also planned to attack the Ashburton mosque but was unsure whether he would get there.
The man said he had no remorse over the attack and only wished he could have killed more people.
He said he had no hate towards muslims living in their homelands but disliked those who "invaded" other countries and hated those who converted to Islam.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213076
“Islamophobia doesn’t exist”, right?
The Right’s hateful rhetoric claims more victims.
llama66 @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 9:08 pm
Terrible. Terrorism no matter who perpetuates it is a dispicable cowardly act.
Thanos @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 9:36 pm
Early reports are saying up to 30 dead. And the killer was live-streaming the whole thing like a first-person shooter video game. 
llama66 @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 9:40 pm
4 in custody. IEDs. Jesus fucking Christ. Reports are 30-50 dead at this point.
Freakinoldguy @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 9:49 pm
Fucking savage. 
To bad New Zealand doesn't have the death penalty. But in lieu of that hopefully the prick spends the rest of his miserable life bent over a sink in the showers with a 400 lb former All Black Maori named Rawiri making him his bitch.
llama66 @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 9:55 pm
Freakinoldguy Freakinoldguy:
Fucking savage.
To bad New Zealand doesn't have the death penalty. But in lieu of that hopefully the prick spends the rest of his miserable life bent over a sink in the showers with a 400 lb former All Black Maori named Rawiri making him his bitch.
To bad New Zealand doesn't have the death penalty. But in lieu of that hopefully the prick spends the rest of his miserable life bent over a sink in the showers with a 400 lb former All Black Maori named Rawiri making him his bitch.
This made me smile for some reason.
xerxes @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 9:59 pm
Thanos Thanos:
Early reports are saying up to 30 dead. And the killer was live-streaming the whole thing like a first-person shooter video game.
You can find the video in the shadier corners of the internet. I haven't watched it and I never will but the descriptions alone are chilling of just how cold blooded and and brutal this attack was.
llama66 @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 10:09 pm
I never want to see that video.
Thanos @ Thu Mar 14, 2019 11:33 pm
NZ Prime Minister just said there's now 40 dead and at least 20 seriously wounded. And the Christchurch police confirmed that there were IEDs removed from some cars.
PublicAnimalNo9 @ Fri Mar 15, 2019 12:11 am
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
“Islamophobia doesn’t exist”, right?
The Right’s hateful rhetoric claims more victims.
https://www.islamicontario.ca/Islamic-P ... y_324.html
BRAH @ Fri Mar 15, 2019 3:55 am
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
One of the shooters livestreamed his attack, released anti-Muslim manifesto. Possible car bomb, possible 3rd shooting location, 1 suspect in custody.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213039
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213076
“Islamophobia doesn’t exist”, right?
The Right’s hateful rhetoric claims more victims.
$1:
Live: Massacre at the mosques - gunmen kill multiple people, Christchurch under siege
NZ Herald
KEY POINTS:
• Dozens feared killed as at least two gunmen open fire at two central Christchurch mosques
• City in lockdown, with reports of a third shooting scene and a car bomb in Strickland St
• One gunman, believed to be Australian, filmed as he shot victims in the mosque - and wrote a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions
• Teen witness: "I just ran as fast as I could, over the fence to Hagley Park, I didn't stop. The gunshots sounded like pop, pop, pop...I heard over 50."
Gunmen have opened fire at mosques in Christchurch, with reports of between nine and 27 people killed and police urging residents to stay indoors. One man is in custody.
A body has been seen lying near Al Noor Mosque in central Christchurch and a second gunman has been seen near Linwood Masjid mosque. One of the gunmen broadcast live as he shot victims.
One of the gunmen is believed to be an Australian who has written a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions.
In it, he says "it is a terrorist attack."
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has confirmed "multiple fatalities".
He said there was one person in custody "but we are unsure if there are other people".
"Again we are unsure if there are any other locations outside of that area."
The multiple fatalities were at two locations - a mosque at Deans Ave and one at Linwood Ave.
There are reports of a third active shooting unfolding outside Christchurch Hospital.
NZ Herald
KEY POINTS:
• Dozens feared killed as at least two gunmen open fire at two central Christchurch mosques
• City in lockdown, with reports of a third shooting scene and a car bomb in Strickland St
• One gunman, believed to be Australian, filmed as he shot victims in the mosque - and wrote a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions
• Teen witness: "I just ran as fast as I could, over the fence to Hagley Park, I didn't stop. The gunshots sounded like pop, pop, pop...I heard over 50."
Gunmen have opened fire at mosques in Christchurch, with reports of between nine and 27 people killed and police urging residents to stay indoors. One man is in custody.
A body has been seen lying near Al Noor Mosque in central Christchurch and a second gunman has been seen near Linwood Masjid mosque. One of the gunmen broadcast live as he shot victims.
One of the gunmen is believed to be an Australian who has written a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions.
In it, he says "it is a terrorist attack."
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has confirmed "multiple fatalities".
He said there was one person in custody "but we are unsure if there are other people".
"Again we are unsure if there are any other locations outside of that area."
The multiple fatalities were at two locations - a mosque at Deans Ave and one at Linwood Ave.
There are reports of a third active shooting unfolding outside Christchurch Hospital.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213039
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The man claiming to be the shooter identified themselves as a white, 28-year-old Australian-born man.
In a 74-page manifesto published online he outlined who he was and why he carried out the massacre at the Christchurch mosque.
He said there was an anti-Islamic motivation to the attack but it was anti-immigration, anti-ethnic replacement and anti-cultural replacement in origin.
He says he was born to a working class low income family who was of Scottish, Irish and English "stock".
"I had a regular childhood, without any great issues. I had little interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a passing grade. I did not attend university as I had no great interest in anything offered in the universities to study," he wrote.
"I am just a regular white man, from a regular family. Who decided to take a stand to ensure a future for my people."
The man said he worked for a short time before making some money investing in Bitcoin. He then used that money to travel.
The man said he did not originally plan to carry out the attack in New Zealand. He said he came to New Zealand temporarily to plan and train.
"I soon found out that New Zealand was as target rich of an environment as anywhere
else in the West," he wrote.
"Secondly an attack in New Zealand would bring to attention the truth of the assault on our civilisation, that no where in the world was safe, the invaders were in all of our lands, even in the remotest areas of the world and that there was no where left to go that was safe and free from mass immigration."
He said the mosque in Dunedin was originally the main target but after visiting the mosques in Christchurch and Linwood and "seeing the desecration of the church that had been converted to a mosque in Ashburton" his plans changed.
The Christchurch and Linwood mosques had far more "invaders" and were more prominent and "optically foreign" buildings with less students, more adults and "a prior history of extremism".
He said he also planned to attack the Ashburton mosque but was unsure whether he would get there.
The man said he had no remorse over the attack and only wished he could have killed more people.
He said he had no hate towards muslims living in their homelands but disliked those who "invaded" other countries and hated those who converted to Islam.
In a 74-page manifesto published online he outlined who he was and why he carried out the massacre at the Christchurch mosque.
He said there was an anti-Islamic motivation to the attack but it was anti-immigration, anti-ethnic replacement and anti-cultural replacement in origin.
He says he was born to a working class low income family who was of Scottish, Irish and English "stock".
"I had a regular childhood, without any great issues. I had little interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a passing grade. I did not attend university as I had no great interest in anything offered in the universities to study," he wrote.
"I am just a regular white man, from a regular family. Who decided to take a stand to ensure a future for my people."
The man said he worked for a short time before making some money investing in Bitcoin. He then used that money to travel.
The man said he did not originally plan to carry out the attack in New Zealand. He said he came to New Zealand temporarily to plan and train.
"I soon found out that New Zealand was as target rich of an environment as anywhere
else in the West," he wrote.
"Secondly an attack in New Zealand would bring to attention the truth of the assault on our civilisation, that no where in the world was safe, the invaders were in all of our lands, even in the remotest areas of the world and that there was no where left to go that was safe and free from mass immigration."
He said the mosque in Dunedin was originally the main target but after visiting the mosques in Christchurch and Linwood and "seeing the desecration of the church that had been converted to a mosque in Ashburton" his plans changed.
The Christchurch and Linwood mosques had far more "invaders" and were more prominent and "optically foreign" buildings with less students, more adults and "a prior history of extremism".
He said he also planned to attack the Ashburton mosque but was unsure whether he would get there.
The man said he had no remorse over the attack and only wished he could have killed more people.
He said he had no hate towards muslims living in their homelands but disliked those who "invaded" other countries and hated those who converted to Islam.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213076
“Islamophobia doesn’t exist”, right?
The Right’s hateful rhetoric claims more victims.
The only hateful rhetoric comes from individuals like yourself, keep it up.
BeaverFever @ Fri Mar 15, 2019 4:19 am
PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
“Islamophobia doesn’t exist”, right?
The Right’s hateful rhetoric claims more victims.
https://www.islamicontario.ca/Islamic-P ... y_324.html
No nothing like that. Are you hallucinating something that’s not there?
Trump refused to acknowledge or condemn the Quebec mosque shooting, let’s see if he’ll do the same this time
BeaverFever @ Fri Mar 15, 2019 4:25 am
BRAH BRAH:
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
One of the shooters livestreamed his attack, released anti-Muslim manifesto. Possible car bomb, possible 3rd shooting location, 1 suspect in custody.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213039
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213076
“Islamophobia doesn’t exist”, right?
The Right’s hateful rhetoric claims more victims.
$1:
Live: Massacre at the mosques - gunmen kill multiple people, Christchurch under siege
NZ Herald
KEY POINTS:
• Dozens feared killed as at least two gunmen open fire at two central Christchurch mosques
• City in lockdown, with reports of a third shooting scene and a car bomb in Strickland St
• One gunman, believed to be Australian, filmed as he shot victims in the mosque - and wrote a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions
• Teen witness: "I just ran as fast as I could, over the fence to Hagley Park, I didn't stop. The gunshots sounded like pop, pop, pop...I heard over 50."
Gunmen have opened fire at mosques in Christchurch, with reports of between nine and 27 people killed and police urging residents to stay indoors. One man is in custody.
A body has been seen lying near Al Noor Mosque in central Christchurch and a second gunman has been seen near Linwood Masjid mosque. One of the gunmen broadcast live as he shot victims.
One of the gunmen is believed to be an Australian who has written a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions.
In it, he says "it is a terrorist attack."
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has confirmed "multiple fatalities".
He said there was one person in custody "but we are unsure if there are other people".
"Again we are unsure if there are any other locations outside of that area."
The multiple fatalities were at two locations - a mosque at Deans Ave and one at Linwood Ave.
There are reports of a third active shooting unfolding outside Christchurch Hospital.
NZ Herald
KEY POINTS:
• Dozens feared killed as at least two gunmen open fire at two central Christchurch mosques
• City in lockdown, with reports of a third shooting scene and a car bomb in Strickland St
• One gunman, believed to be Australian, filmed as he shot victims in the mosque - and wrote a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions
• Teen witness: "I just ran as fast as I could, over the fence to Hagley Park, I didn't stop. The gunshots sounded like pop, pop, pop...I heard over 50."
Gunmen have opened fire at mosques in Christchurch, with reports of between nine and 27 people killed and police urging residents to stay indoors. One man is in custody.
A body has been seen lying near Al Noor Mosque in central Christchurch and a second gunman has been seen near Linwood Masjid mosque. One of the gunmen broadcast live as he shot victims.
One of the gunmen is believed to be an Australian who has written a 37-page manifesto declaring his intentions.
In it, he says "it is a terrorist attack."
Police Commissioner Mike Bush has confirmed "multiple fatalities".
He said there was one person in custody "but we are unsure if there are other people".
"Again we are unsure if there are any other locations outside of that area."
The multiple fatalities were at two locations - a mosque at Deans Ave and one at Linwood Ave.
There are reports of a third active shooting unfolding outside Christchurch Hospital.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213039
$1:
The man claiming to be the shooter identified themselves as a white, 28-year-old Australian-born man.
In a 74-page manifesto published online he outlined who he was and why he carried out the massacre at the Christchurch mosque.
He said there was an anti-Islamic motivation to the attack but it was anti-immigration, anti-ethnic replacement and anti-cultural replacement in origin.
He says he was born to a working class low income family who was of Scottish, Irish and English "stock".
"I had a regular childhood, without any great issues. I had little interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a passing grade. I did not attend university as I had no great interest in anything offered in the universities to study," he wrote.
"I am just a regular white man, from a regular family. Who decided to take a stand to ensure a future for my people."
The man said he worked for a short time before making some money investing in Bitcoin. He then used that money to travel.
The man said he did not originally plan to carry out the attack in New Zealand. He said he came to New Zealand temporarily to plan and train.
"I soon found out that New Zealand was as target rich of an environment as anywhere
else in the West," he wrote.
"Secondly an attack in New Zealand would bring to attention the truth of the assault on our civilisation, that no where in the world was safe, the invaders were in all of our lands, even in the remotest areas of the world and that there was no where left to go that was safe and free from mass immigration."
He said the mosque in Dunedin was originally the main target but after visiting the mosques in Christchurch and Linwood and "seeing the desecration of the church that had been converted to a mosque in Ashburton" his plans changed.
The Christchurch and Linwood mosques had far more "invaders" and were more prominent and "optically foreign" buildings with less students, more adults and "a prior history of extremism".
He said he also planned to attack the Ashburton mosque but was unsure whether he would get there.
The man said he had no remorse over the attack and only wished he could have killed more people.
He said he had no hate towards muslims living in their homelands but disliked those who "invaded" other countries and hated those who converted to Islam.
In a 74-page manifesto published online he outlined who he was and why he carried out the massacre at the Christchurch mosque.
He said there was an anti-Islamic motivation to the attack but it was anti-immigration, anti-ethnic replacement and anti-cultural replacement in origin.
He says he was born to a working class low income family who was of Scottish, Irish and English "stock".
"I had a regular childhood, without any great issues. I had little interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a passing grade. I did not attend university as I had no great interest in anything offered in the universities to study," he wrote.
"I am just a regular white man, from a regular family. Who decided to take a stand to ensure a future for my people."
The man said he worked for a short time before making some money investing in Bitcoin. He then used that money to travel.
The man said he did not originally plan to carry out the attack in New Zealand. He said he came to New Zealand temporarily to plan and train.
"I soon found out that New Zealand was as target rich of an environment as anywhere
else in the West," he wrote.
"Secondly an attack in New Zealand would bring to attention the truth of the assault on our civilisation, that no where in the world was safe, the invaders were in all of our lands, even in the remotest areas of the world and that there was no where left to go that was safe and free from mass immigration."
He said the mosque in Dunedin was originally the main target but after visiting the mosques in Christchurch and Linwood and "seeing the desecration of the church that had been converted to a mosque in Ashburton" his plans changed.
The Christchurch and Linwood mosques had far more "invaders" and were more prominent and "optically foreign" buildings with less students, more adults and "a prior history of extremism".
He said he also planned to attack the Ashburton mosque but was unsure whether he would get there.
The man said he had no remorse over the attack and only wished he could have killed more people.
He said he had no hate towards muslims living in their homelands but disliked those who "invaded" other countries and hated those who converted to Islam.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/arti ... d=12213076
“Islamophobia doesn’t exist”, right?
The Right’s hateful rhetoric claims more victims.
The only hateful rhetoric comes from individuals like yourself, keep it up.
Yeah me, not the endless hateful anti-Muslim drivel you and your buddies have been spewing daily for the past 17.5 years that just lead to the massacre of 50 people
BeaverFever @ Fri Mar 15, 2019 4:37 am
Anyone wondering where this act comes from only needs to spend 30 seconds reading the comments below this story on Breitbart and Fox News.
BRAH @ Fri Mar 15, 2019 4:44 am
Lauren Southern is talking to bitter, hateful individuals like you who are using this Terrorist Attack to attack the Right.