Brenton Tarrant posts on 8chan, shoots up Mosque killing 49 muslims in New Zealand, livestreams from GoPro

[Lemmingwise]

I've even been banned from my own country's subreddit

Reddit is a banplatform what do you expect?

 

[TheChivalrysOath]

Reddit is a banplatform what do you expect?

Screw Reddit.

 

[Opiophile]

I might be new but from what I've read and seen, most of the people here are probably the most sane and rational out there.

I havent been around here for that long either, but I have had the same experience you have. I have found most of the people I have conversed with on KF to be pretty normal and generally chill for the most part. Too bad the world seems to think we are terrorist enabling, psychopathic baby rapists.

 

[PorkChopJones]

I honesty think it's too late for people who are mentally conditioned to understand anything that's outside their fake reality.

Fake reality, my kids telling me hamburger came from McDonalds. Reality was walking them through the dead pile on a farm. What would soccer mom's do without the local grocery store and fast food..........the answer starve.

 

[Brooklyn Red Leg]

What would soccer mom's do without the local grocery store and fast food..........the answer starve.

A lot of those dumbshits in overwhelmingly Blue States are gonna learn this fact the hard way if they're not careful. Rural people will only be pushed so far before they start pushing back really hard. As it is, I'm tired of all the jackasses fleeing Blue State taxes and bringing their shitty policies with them to fuck up where I live.

 

[Corbin Dallas Multipass]

Oh my god, Null needs to make it so accounts need to be 2 weeks old to post in this thread. So many jackasses with accounts created since the attack clearly just putting out bait and nonsense, not to mention the people earnestly posting complete nonsense.

Its like, every time I see a post that makes me raise my eyebrows, it's a fucking account created yesterday or today.

 

[Medicated]

It would ssem that Russia could be a very good option. My understanding is that there is very little tolerance for degenerate behaviour (pussy riot) & even less tolerance for those from the religion of peace, my only concern with Russia would be how much influence "gods chosen" have.

Practically speaking Thailand is virtually under the control of organized crime after a military junta took over the government. So I'd follow HotWheels plan. Sure everything is corrupt as fuck, but at least they don't pretend like they aren't and saying they are doing it for freedom and equality and justice.

 

[GethN7]

'We know how to make you pay': Turkish president vows revenge on gunman

Tayyip Erdogan calls on New Zealand to restore the death penalty for the gunman who killed 50 people at two Christchurch mosques.

www.abc.net.au

Turkish President Erdogan airs mosque shooting video at rallies, threatens New Zealand, Australia
Updated about 7 hours ago
PHOTO: The Turkish leader has been using clips of the Christchurch attack to denounce Islamophobia during campaign rallies. (AP: Presidential Press Service)
RELATED STORY: Ardern lashes Facebook over failing to stop spread of Christchurch shooter's live stream
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has called on New Zealand to restore the death penalty for the gunman who killed 50 people at two Christchurch mosques, warning that Turkey would make the attacker pay for his act if New Zealand did not.
Key points:

• Mr Erdogan has been campaigning ahead of local elections on March 31
• In his speeches, he has used excerpts of the video taken in the Christchurch attack
• Mr Erdogan said the mosque attacks in New Zealand were part of a global attack on Islam

Australian Brenton Tarrant, 28, a suspected white supremacist, was charged with murder on Saturday after a lone gunman opened fire at the two mosques during prayers on Friday.
"You heinously killed 50 of our siblings. You will pay for this," Mr Erdogan told an election rally of thousands in northern Turkey.

Making reference to Turkey's victory over Australian and New Zealand troops in Gallipoli, the Turkish President threatened that anyone who came to Turkey with anti-Muslim sentiments would be sent back in coffins.
Mr Erdogan has been touring the country ahead of local elections set to take place on March 31, drumming up support for his Islamist-rooted AK Party.
Ignoring widespread criticism, he again showed excerpts of a video taken by the attacker during the mosque shootings and denounced what he called rising hatred and prejudice against Islam.
He said Turkey was wrong to have abolished the death penalty 15 years ago, and added that New Zealand should make legal arrangements so the Christchurch gunman could face capital punishment.
PHOTO: The attacks took place as Muslims gathered for prayers. (ABC News: Brendan Esposito)

'Your grandparents … returned in caskets'
On Monday, Mr Erdogan spoke at a rally on the Gallipoli peninsula where Ottoman soldiers defeated British-led forces including Australian and New Zealand troops trying to seize the peninsula, a gateway to Istanbul.
He spoke of the mosque attacks in New Zealand as part of a wider attack on Turkey and evidence of a global anti-Muslim sentiment.
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"They are testing us from 16,500 kilometres away, from New Zealand, with the messages they are giving from there," he said. "This isn't an individual act, this is organised."
Mr Erdogan criticised New Zealand and Australia for sending troops to Turkey in the World War I Gallipoli campaign, claiming their motive was anti-Islam-oriented.

Hundreds of New Zealanders and Australians travel to Canakkale each year for Anzac Day on April 25, to mark the start of the battle of Gallipoli and to commemorate the dead.
Video aired at rally despite criticism
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VIDEO: Christchurch residents bring flowers to pay tribute to the mosque terror attack victims. (ABC News)

Since the attack in Christchurch, Mr Erdogan has been using clips from the graphic video filmed by the gunman to denounce Islamophobia during campaign rallies.
The video, which was blurred but had clear sounds of automatic gunfire, has been shown to thousands of people at the rallies and aired live on Turkish television, despite efforts by New Zealand to halt its spread.
The video prompted widespread condemnation. Facebook said it removed 1.5 million versions of the video in the first 24 hours after the attack.
Who is to blame for spreading the Christchurch shooting video?


Untold numbers of people made their own choices: to seek out the footage, to download it, to share it in ways intended to circumvent Facebook and YouTube's censors.

Turkey's main opposition party has also criticised Mr Erdogan for showing the clip "for the sake of [winning] three or five votes" at the elections.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters said Monday that he told his Turkish counterpart that Mr Erdogan's use of the footage in an election campaign was wrong.

But Mr Erdogan has continued to air the video and share an extract from the shooter's manifesto during his speeches.
Mr Erdogan's AK Party, which has dominated Turkish politics for more than 16 years, is battling for votes as the economy tips into recession after years of strong growth.
PHOTO: Mr Erdogan has been touring the country ahead of local elections set to take place on March 31. (AP: Burhan Ozbilici)

He has cast the local elections as a "matter of survival" in the face of threats including Kurdish militants, Islamophobia and incidents such as the New Zealand shootings.
A senior Turkish security source said the Australian man accused of the shootings entered Turkey twice in 2016.
Turkish authorities have begun investigating everything from hotel records to camera footage to try to ascertain the reason for his visits, the source said.
ABC/wires
Topics: terrorism, unrest-conflict-and-war, world-war-1, world-politics, elections, islam, turkey, new-zealand
First posted earlier today at 4:01am


and then Australia's response

PM rejects Turkish ambassador's 'excuses' over Christchurch comments

Prime Minister Scott Morrison slams Turkey's President and threatens further action for deeply offensive comments besmirching Anzacs.

www.abc.net.au

New Zealand shooting comments spark diplomatic row as Scott Morrison calls in Turkish ambassador
By political reporter Brett Worthington
Updated about 4 hours ago
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VIDEO: PM doesn't accept ambassador's excuses for Erdogan comments (ABC News)
RELATED STORY: 'We know how to make you pay': Turkish president vows revenge on gunman
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has slammed Turkey's President and threatened further action for "deeply offensive" comments besmirching Anzacs and threatening violence to Australians and New Zealanders following the Christchurch massacre.
Key points:

• Scott Morrison rejects "excuses" used to defend Turkish President's Christchurch shooting comments
• Tayyip Erdogan warned Australian and NZ citizens who came to Turkey with anti-Muslim sentiments would be sent back in coffins
• The PM threatens further action against Turkey unless the comments are withdrawn

Australia will review its travel advice for Turkey following President Tayyip Erdogan's threats Australians visiting Gallipoli would return in coffins like their grandparents if they came to the country with anti-Muslim sentiment.
Mr Morrison summoned Turkish ambassador Korhan Karakoç to Parliament House this morning, and left the meeting warning he would take further action.
"I do not accept the excuses that have been offered for those comments," Mr Morrison told reporters after his meeting with the ambassador.
Mr Erdogan criticised the Anzacs for their role in the Gallipoli campaign and threatened to return anyone who came to his country with anti-Islam sentiment back in coffins.
Mr Morrison said he had spoken with Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and would continue to liaise with the New Zealand Government in response to the comments.
He said he wanted the comments withdrawn and the state broadcaster to revoke its "misrepresentation" of Australian policy.
Mr Morrison said failure to do that would prompt further action.

The Government has not released a timeframe for how long it would take to review Australia's travel advisory for visitors to Turkey.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said her Foreign Minister Winston Peters would soon travel to Turkey to "confront" Mr Erdogan about his comments.
"Our Deputy Prime Minister will be confronting those comments in Turkey," Ms Ardern told reporters in Christchurch.
"He is going there to set the record straight, face-to-face."
Leaders denounce 'foolish' and 'unhelpful' remarks
Mr Shorten said Mr Erdogan's comments were foolish.
"Intemperate and regrettable remarks like this only play into the hands of those who seek to divide," he said.
"They do not protect the peace and security of any nation."
PHOTO: The Turkish leader has been using clips of the Christchurch attack to denounce Islamophobia during campaign rallies. (AP: Presidential Press Service)

Mr Erdogan claimed the mosque attacks in New Zealand were part of a wider attack on Turkey and evidence of global anti-Muslim sentiment.
Before speaking with the ambassador, Mr Morrison told the ABC he was "very offended" with Mr Erdogan's remarks.
"I don't find these comments very helpful," he said.
"I don't find them very accurate or truthful as well, because the actions of the Australian and New Zealand government have been consistent with our values of welcoming and supporting people from all around the world."
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VIDEO: Scott Morrison denounces the Turkish leader's comments (ABC News)

Australian Brenton Tarrant is facing murder charges in New Zealand after a lone gunman opened fire at two mosques during prayers on Friday.
The massacre killed 50 people and left dozens of people injured.
Mr Erdogan, who has been touring the country ahead of local elections later this month, again showed excerpts of a video taken by the attacker during the mosque shootings and denounced what he called rising hatred and prejudice against Islam.
He criticised New Zealand and Australia for sending troops to Turkey in the World War I Gallipoli campaign, claiming their motive was anti-Islam-oriented.
"Your grandparents came here … and they returned in caskets," he said.

Mr Erdogan said Turkey was wrong to have abolished the death penalty 15 years ago, and added that New Zealand should make legal arrangements so the Christchurch gunman could face capital punishment.
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VIDEO: Christchurch residents bring flowers to pay tribute to the mosque terror attack victims. (ABC News)

"Australia has denounced, New Zealand has denounced, absolutely and completely, the act of extremist right-wing terrorism, white supremacist terrorism that we saw in New Zealand," Mr Morrison said before meeting with the ambassador.

"I find the responsibility, in these situations, of all leaders is to take the temperature down on these issues, and I don't intend to seek to escalate that in the response I'm giving today."

Edit (the reason why i thought this deserved its own thread because it is to off topic from for the new zealend massacre)

Erdogan's a tool, but it is fun watching him tweak the noses of these assholes.

And I hope when they try to give him a personal "WTF dude?", he just BTFOes them harder in return.

 

[redonk]

Practically speaking Thailand is virtually under the control of organized crime after a military junta took over the government. So I'd follow HotWheels plan.

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glad to see he's doing well, this is what championing free speech gets you bois, @Null should've stayed there, not sure if there are similar pics of him in ukraine

 

[2nd_time_user]

Erdogan's a tool, but it is fun watching him tweak the noses of these assholes.

And I hope when they try to give him a personal "WTF dude?", he just BTFOes them harder in return.

The video is being broadcast over Turkey by its head of state causing a diplomatic incident now also involving the head of state of Australia.

How is this supposed to be covered when it's a crime to even have the video?

 

[Corbin Dallas Multipass]

I am a dipshit troll

Hey look at that, account created 21 minutes ago. And would you believe it, he just loves the fucking murderer and is also russian.

First off, saying "Go to russia to avoid being censored" is a fucking joke. Russia just passed new laws to allow them to go after people who disparage the government. Fuck Russia, it is anti-freedom and still the (one of the) fucking enemy of freedom.

I mean, I guess I get trolls. As much as there is to get. But I just fucking know I'm going to read quotes from these idiot troll accounts in articles about how Kiwi Farms loves white supremecist murderers, and it's fucking lame.

 

[Donbasstard]

I am from Russia, from the city of Tver, the majority in Russia really have zero tolerance. All my friends fully support Brenton, he is a real man and a hero. In this case, you need to think not about the "snotty universal values", but about the actual problems that he voiced. But I want to disappoint, in Russia, the substitution for Muslims from the former USSR countries is in full swing, if before the Soviets kept them under control, suppressing internal migration and suppressing the development of Islam, there were no problems with them, people visited them and communicated perfectly, but after 1991, after the collapse of the USSR, mass migration supported by the state began, the dolmen of wild Muslims rushed into Russia, we constantly have conflicts, they slaughter sheep in the streets, use a knife in any domestic conflicts, everyone who tries to resist both physical and informational is going to jail as extremism, the authorities are diligently trying to get a hybrid easily controlled through religion (Christianity \ Islam) population ... many churches and mosques are being built ... in general going on some darkness ... we are slipping towards the Middle Ages .. so what about Russia uvas is very optimistic, everything is the same as everywhere else, the only plus is that our brains are mostly not washed with tolerance and we call things by their proper names and we don’t believe in fairy tales about the most peaceful religion. Think Guys ... The habitual New Zealand will not be soon .....

Hey Mikail Krug, you joined to post this?

@Corbin Dallas Multipass

I’m Russian and didn’t open my account 21 minutes ago. If you want to talk about pros and cons of Russia I’m all for it but in a proper thread or via PM.

 

[ApatheticViewer]

Wondering what country to move to after they use this to create an over 9k orwellian state, fuck this shit hole piss pot country at the ass end of this Earth.

Honestly I wouldn't trust anywhere in Europe. If not a shitty third world country I'd just stick to America

 

[redonk]

Honestly I wouldn't trust anywhere in Europe. If not a shitty third world country I'd just stick to America

Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine are all part of europe, if you have any kind of western income you can live there like a king (just like our mastermind), don't have to worry about EU being EU, noone immigrates there, internet is almost free (like pretty much everything, man that 0.7L georgian brandy for 1$), but yeah, third world country, I guess

 

[Dracula's Spirit Animal]

Hmmm.... Interesting.
https://www.news.com.au/world/nz-gu...h/news-story/4444f30cb8df52a06ae2374a8cc00b16

NZ gun club destroyed by fire in Christchurch shooting aftermath
As Jacinda Ardern vowed to change New Zealand’s gun laws after the Christchurch terror attack, a tiny firearms club went up in flames.
Staff reporter and AAP
News Corp Australia NetworkMarch 19, 20196:54am


Gun control: Jacinda Ardern promises gun reform after Christchurch shooting

New Zealand police are probing a suspicious blaze that’s destroyed a small gun club in the country’s north.
Fire crews were called to the scene in the North Island town of Kaitaia at about 4am on Tuesday.

TVNZ image shows a picture of a gun club fire in the country's north. Picture: SuppliedSource:Supplied
No one was hurt in the incident, but it was being treated as suspicious, a police spokeswoman said.

Police officers carrying automatic rifles guard the area near Al Noor mosque. Picture: GettySource:Getty Images
New Zealand’s government has announced it’s urgently tightening its gun laws following a shooting at two Christchurch mosques that left 50 dead.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern vowed to change the country’s laws and investigate what went wrong.

 

[Brooklyn Red Leg]

Take this well salted, but Matt Agorist might be on to something. Like anything/everything involving such incidents, tons of bullshit is already flying around the interwebz.

NZ Police “Happened to Be in a Training Session” When Mosque Shooting Began

 

[AStupidMonkey]

Hmmm.... Interesting.
https://www.news.com.au/world/nz-gu...h/news-story/4444f30cb8df52a06ae2374a8cc00b16

Burning down a building full of ammunition.

Yeah, that'll make your community safer.

 

[wateryketchup]

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Sorry for being OT but what's the context for this?

 

[redonk]

Sorry for being OT but what's the context for this?

Friday

 

[CIA Nigger]

Facebook says no one flagged NZ mosque shooting livestream

archived 19 Mar 2019 15:54:49 UTC

archive.fo

Update on New Zealand | Facebook Newsroom

archived 20 Mar 2019 01:34:00 UTC

archive.fo

This was mentioned in some of the articles but Facebook released some numbers about the video, including that the stream had around 200 or so viewers and that zero reported it, with the first report coming in twelve minutes after the broadcast ended with the video being archived before the takedown during those twelve minutes. Most telling, the video was reuploaded 1.5 million times in the first 24 hours, and while 1.2 million copies were blocked at upload 300,000 made it onto the site.

Combined with the fact Kiwi Farms and other sites hosting the video like Bestgore got nailed hard as hell from traffic, people wanted to watch this video.