Des gerbes de fleurs déposée devant une mosquée à Kilbirnie (Nouvelle-Zélande)

our condolences to the victims of the terrorist act at Kilbirnie Mosque (New Zealand)


Witnesses said they heard 50 shots from his weapons, including a semi-automatic shotgun and a rifle at Al Noor Mosque,
New Zealand Mosque Terrorist Described Himself as an "Eco-Fascist" Who Hated Conservatism
The terrorist gunman who killed 49 Muslims at a mosque in New Zealand said in his own manifesto that he wanted “no part of” conservatism, describing himself as an “eco-fascist” and expressing admiration for Communist China. Answering the question “Were/are you a conservative?”, Brenton Tarrant wrote, “No, conservatism is corporatism in disguise, “I want no part of it.”
“Conservatism is dead, thank god,” he also wrote, bemoaning the fact that conservatives did not see everything through the lens of race.
Describing the arc of his political journey, the killer said, “When I was young I was a communist, then an anarchist and finally a libertarian before coming to be an eco-fascist.”
Tarrant also wrote that he considered himself an “eco-fascist by nature.”
He also expressed admiration for Communist China.
“The nation with the closest political and social values to my own is the People’s Republic of China,” wrote Tarrant.