BANNED Footage Christchurch New Zealand Mosque Attacker Brenton Tarrant Shows & Tells All
YES the footage live streamed of his attack and slaughter of the Christchurch Mosque, BANNED From youtube , facebook and others, we show and look at if indeed this is genuine or as so many others a false flag. we show the whole footage along with then some slowed frames and point out a couple of things which tend to make this likely false on the false or genuine argument. ALSO prior to the planned attack he posted a long pdf file, detailing why and everything which has driven him to decide to do the Mission. We have it read out so you can listen as this film is over 2 hours long, and to read this 80 page document he left is heavy going. Listening is so much easier and his reasons and thoughts are one of them MUST listen to, you can draw your own conclusions. WARNING Must be issued this is fully uncensored and so watch at your own risk as it does show some gruesome footage.
THE QUESTION IS? False Well produced Incident, to get the Gun Grab and help Muslims take more Control, or NWO Master stroke to INCITE The planned Muslims v Christian wars they are after? or STOPPING Live Media streaming by Public etc, etc.. or is it Genuine? YOU Watch listen and decide. AS Media will NEVER Reveal what exactly he was doing it for, and YOU can watch and decide..
BANNED Footage Christchurch New Zealand Mosque Attacker Shows Tells All
THE STRANGENESS OF THE INCIDENT
LOOK CLOSELY AT THE ABOVE PICTURE FROM THE FILM. TOP BODY IN PARTICULAR WHO WOULD JUMP ON TOP AND LAY LIKE THAT WITH SOCKS ALL DANGLING?
IFFY OR Just a Show off Victim seeking fame in the final filming??
Brenton Tarrant, 28, appeared in a Christchurch District Court on Saturday and was charged with murder after the worst ever mass shooting in New Zealand's history, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern condemned as "a terrorist attack".
He was remanded without a plea until his next appearance in the South Island city's High Court on April 5.
Handcuffed, shoeless, and wearing a white prison suit, Tarrant did not speak. His court-appointed lawyer made no application for bail or name suppression.
He flashed an upside-down "okay" signal, a symbol used by white power groups across the globe.
Al Jazeera's Andrew Thomas, reporting from Christchurch, said the suspect locked eyes intensely with journalists.
"He came into court, he didn't say anything at all. He stood there looking directly at the media in the courtroom and was smirking throughout his appearance," Thomas reported.
Judge Paul Kellar allowed photos to be taken but ordered that the face of the former fitness instructor be blurred to preserve fair-trial rights.
Two other suspects were taken into custody while police tried to determine what role, if any, they played in the cold-blooded attack that stunned New Zealand.
None of those arrested had a criminal history or was on any watchlist in New Zealand or Australia.
With 49 people killed in the mosque attacks, it was by far the deadliest shooting in modern New Zealand history. Funerals were planned on Saturday for some of the victims.
Medical staff said 39 wounded people were being treated in hospitals, 11 in critical condition including a four-year-old girl.
Victims were from across the Muslim world, including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Jordan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Malaysia. The dead included women and children.
Egypt's emigration ministry said on Saturday that authorities in New Zealand confirmed the deaths of the four Egyptians, including two 68-year-olds. The ages of the other two victims were not given.
Jordan's foreign minister said that four Jordanians were also killed in the rampage.
Gun laws questioned
Calling the mosque shootings a well-planned "terrorist attack", Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the main suspect was a licensed gun owner who used five weapons during his rampage, including two semiautomatic weapons and two shotguns.
The weapons had been modified to allow the quicker discharge of rounds, she said.
"I can tell you one thing right now, our gun laws will change," Ardern told reporters, saying a ban on semiautomatic weapons would be considered.
She said the suspect intended to continue the rampage before he was caught by police.
"The offender was mobile, there were two other firearms in the vehicle that the offender was in, and it absolutely was his intention to continue with his attack," Ardern said.
"I'm not privileged to a full breakdown at this point but it is clear that young children have been caught up in this horrific attack," she added.
New Zealand, with a population of five million, has relatively loose gun laws and an estimated 1.5 million firearms, or roughly one for every three people. But it has one of the lowest gun homicide rates in the world. In 2015, it had just eight gun homicides.
Tarrant posted a jumbled, 74-page manifesto on social media in which he identified himself by name and said he was a white supremacist who was out to avenge attacks in Europe perpetrated by Muslims.
The gunman also livestreamed the attack at Al Noor mosque, where he sprayed worshippers with bullets, killing at least 41 people. Several more people were killed in an attack on a second mosque in the city a short time later. Police also defused explosive devices in a car.
Authorities did not say whether the same person was responsible for both shootings.
Tarrant's relatives in the Australian town of Grafton, in New South Wales, contacted police after learning of the shooting and were helping with the investigation, authorities said.
Tarrant has spent little time in Australia in the past four years and only had minor traffic infractions on his record.
BANNED Footage Christchurch New Zealand Mosque Attacker Brenton Tarrant Shows Tells All