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Gunman in New Zealand opens fire inside mosque, video inside *NSFL*
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Ezekiel 25:17
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Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
Why not?I really didn’t need to see this...
So some clown can claim in the next 20 years he didn’t know white people were capable of evil?
Rip to any black muslim victims
Protect yourselves around these crackers. Never know when one of these pale b*stards wants to go mass Homocidal
Protect yourselves around these crackers. Never know when one of these pale b*stards wants to go mass Homocidal
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Mandarin Duck
Majestic and Highfalutin
@AJaRuleStan didn't you say that wasn't a sign of racism and it was only mean for trolling and the Coli was overreacting for taking that symbol serious?Saw a picture of the guy throwing up a white power hand signal in court.
Remember republicans acting completely confused when some were called out for flashing that sign? Man, we are so fukked.
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@Ted Varrick
@George's Dilemma
You got a copy?
I reckon I'll read it myself and get the info straight from the horses mouth rather than let the sleazy talking heads get their stink all over it then let them reiterate to me what they think I should know
ColiBomaye
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I've been trying to keep it respectful in these trying times, but it is funny how folks wanna beat around the bush when it's a white dude shooting up the place.
"Don't share the footage, don't say his name, don't talk about his motivations (aka racism)"
Nah, show the world how wicked this dude is like ya'll do everything else.
MisterMajesty
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I feel like people should see this shyt to understand the brutality of these crazy right-wingers. Killing innocent unarmed people, these alt right losers wouldn't step to some real ones and be about that action. These people are just as crazy as Muslim extremists and this shyt could be heading to U.S. shores if these crazy folks keep up with the bs.They Sicken Me.
Also I have the full 16 min video if anyone wants the link.
If you could, i'd appreciate that. I've only seen the 2 minute one
THat bytch needs to be a target as well. Her rhetoric is fueling white supremacists who are targeting black people, specifically black men. Wenches tend to be the white hand of right supremacy.Dude wrote in his manifesto he was influenced by Candice Owens the most
I didn't realize there was a pretty hard-core hero in the 2nd mosque:
Dodging bullets, a father of 4 confronted the New Zealand shooter and saved lives
By Amir Vera, Jennifer Deaton and Matthew McKew, CNN
Updated 0121 GMT (0921 HKT) March 17, 2019
Abdul Aziz Wahabzadah
Christchurch, New Zealand (CNN)Abdul Aziz Wahabzadah was praying with his four children at the Linwood mosque in Christchurch on Friday when the gunfire started. Friday is the busiest day of the week for mosques around the world, when Muslims convene for Friday prayers. Wahabzadah told CNN he ran outside as soon as he heard the shots, grabbing a credit card reader along the way. He confronted a man in "army clothes" armed with guns and a camera. To distract the shooter from the mosque, Wahabzadah said he threw the credit card reader.
"I just wanted to scare him so he doesn't come inside," he said. Unfortunately the shooter did make it in.
The credit card reader hit the shooter, who then ran back to the parking lot and began firing at Wahabzadah. The shooter dropped the first gun -- which Wahabzadah described as a shotgun -- and started shooting with the second. The gunman couldn't get a good angle on Wahabzadah, he said, because Wahabzadah was ducking between cars and a fence. Thinking the shooter was going to a car to get more weapons, Wahabzadah said he picked up the dropped gun, ran after the man and tried to pull the trigger, but realized the gun was empty.
"When he sees me ... chasing with a gun, he sat in his car," Wahabzadah said. "And I just got the gun and throw it on his window like an arrow and blast his window. And he thought probably I shot him or something and ... he drove off."
Wahabzadah didn't stop there. He said he continued chasing the shooter, who did a U-turn and raced off. It was then that Wahabzadah says he returned to the mosque to discover the scope of the violence.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/03/16/asia/christchurch-new-zealand-mosque-shooting-latest/index.html
Eight people died after being shot at the Linwood mosque. Another 42 died at the Al Noor Mosque. In total, 50 people died as a result of the two mass shootings Friday. Latef Alabi, the imam at Linwood, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that were it not for Wahabzadah's actions, the death toll would have been higher.
The shooter was identified as Brenton Tarrant, 28, of Australia. He has been charged with one count of murder and will face additional charges, according to New Zealand police. He has been remanded to the High Court to reappear April 5.
"I promise you I wasn't frightened or anything," Wahabzadah said, adding that he was prepared to give his life for those he loved. "I was doing my job. If anyone was there in that situation (they) would do the same thing as I did."
Wahabzadah said people at the mosque praised him for his actions. "I got to be honest with you, it wasn't me, it was God that saved everybody. God saved everyone," he said.
Originally from Afghanistan, Wahabzadah said has been living in New Zealand for more than 2 years. Prior to the move, he said he was living in Australia for 27 years as a refugee.
Wahabzadah said that after seeing racism in Australia, he moved to New Zealand because it was a peaceful country.
Dodging bullets, a father of 4 confronted the New Zealand shooter and saved lives
By Amir Vera, Jennifer Deaton and Matthew McKew, CNN
Updated 0121 GMT (0921 HKT) March 17, 2019
Abdul Aziz Wahabzadah
Christchurch, New Zealand (CNN)Abdul Aziz Wahabzadah was praying with his four children at the Linwood mosque in Christchurch on Friday when the gunfire started. Friday is the busiest day of the week for mosques around the world, when Muslims convene for Friday prayers. Wahabzadah told CNN he ran outside as soon as he heard the shots, grabbing a credit card reader along the way. He confronted a man in "army clothes" armed with guns and a camera. To distract the shooter from the mosque, Wahabzadah said he threw the credit card reader.
"I just wanted to scare him so he doesn't come inside," he said. Unfortunately the shooter did make it in.
The credit card reader hit the shooter, who then ran back to the parking lot and began firing at Wahabzadah. The shooter dropped the first gun -- which Wahabzadah described as a shotgun -- and started shooting with the second. The gunman couldn't get a good angle on Wahabzadah, he said, because Wahabzadah was ducking between cars and a fence. Thinking the shooter was going to a car to get more weapons, Wahabzadah said he picked up the dropped gun, ran after the man and tried to pull the trigger, but realized the gun was empty.
"When he sees me ... chasing with a gun, he sat in his car," Wahabzadah said. "And I just got the gun and throw it on his window like an arrow and blast his window. And he thought probably I shot him or something and ... he drove off."
Wahabzadah didn't stop there. He said he continued chasing the shooter, who did a U-turn and raced off. It was then that Wahabzadah says he returned to the mosque to discover the scope of the violence.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/03/16/asia/christchurch-new-zealand-mosque-shooting-latest/index.html
Eight people died after being shot at the Linwood mosque. Another 42 died at the Al Noor Mosque. In total, 50 people died as a result of the two mass shootings Friday. Latef Alabi, the imam at Linwood, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that were it not for Wahabzadah's actions, the death toll would have been higher.
The shooter was identified as Brenton Tarrant, 28, of Australia. He has been charged with one count of murder and will face additional charges, according to New Zealand police. He has been remanded to the High Court to reappear April 5.
"I promise you I wasn't frightened or anything," Wahabzadah said, adding that he was prepared to give his life for those he loved. "I was doing my job. If anyone was there in that situation (they) would do the same thing as I did."
Wahabzadah said people at the mosque praised him for his actions. "I got to be honest with you, it wasn't me, it was God that saved everybody. God saved everyone," he said.
Originally from Afghanistan, Wahabzadah said has been living in New Zealand for more than 2 years. Prior to the move, he said he was living in Australia for 27 years as a refugee.
Wahabzadah said that after seeing racism in Australia, he moved to New Zealand because it was a peaceful country.
CreepyMcCreeperson
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And the elephant in the room is most of the white women who put white men down are lesbians.