Tributes to NZ mosque shootings.

[Imad.Khan]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=356702638268690

His name is Waleed and he is Australian and very popular here.

I really have to say that I am extremely impressed with the people of New Zealand. The crazy terrorist fvck came from another country to impose his wicked ideas, but the response from the people of New Zealand has been exemplary. They stand shoulder to shoulder with their Muslim community. It is heartwarming.

NewZealand is one of the least racist country. The reason they choose to stay independant and not join Australia was because they wanted to protect their natives and non-whites from the Australian "white only" policies.

 

[Vassnti]

Christchurch people face adversity by coming together a terrorist attack like this doesn't cause hatred from Kiwi's it causes love.

 

[patero]

Christchurch people face adversity by coming together a terrorist attack like this doesn't cause hatred from Kiwi's it causes love.

Black power members have also been helping stand guard around the mosques. They probably have firearms somewhere close by, not exactly the right thing to do but these are extraordinary times.

Our prisons are unofficially run by the two major gangs, black power and mongrel mob. Word is Tarrant has a big target on his back, the only way he'll stay alive inside is to keep him segregated.

 

[waz]

Keep all politics off the thread please.

 

[darksider]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1107499346319204353

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

Sad to see incident like this happened in of the safest country in the world. There is silent message in this incident that they don't want Muslim there.
RIP........

 

[darksider]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1107650617512738819

 

[terry5]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1106477714452541440

 

[Well.wisher]

Dance kyun kar rahy hain ?

 

[Dubious]

Bro @waz can we merge this thread with: https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/cele...and-with-muslims-in-nz-are-they.608367/unread

Since both are essentially the same or close the other one and use this only?

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[patero]

Sad to see incident like this happened in of the safest country in the world. There is silent message in this incident that they don't want Muslim there.
RIP........

Just remember, 'they' do not speak for everybody in our country. The Muslim community has found itself a lot of support here as a result of this act of evil.

I don't really support the gangs here in NZ, even though I have family in both of our two biggest-Black Power and Mongrel Mob. Along with some of the other gangs like King Cobras and Tribesmen, they have rallied behind the Muslim community and are helping to provide protection for Mosques and Muslims who are feeling threatened.

It will be white supremacists worst nightmare in NZ to see these formidable mostly Polynesian gangs supporting Muslims and converting to Islam and I can see this happening already. Enemy of my enemy as the saying goes. The words of this Tarrant terrorist have angered many Maori and Polynesians who object to New Zealand being referred to as European or white land and referring to anybody else as 'invaders' ignores over 200 years of perceived colonial oppression.

I don't want to see our country descend into violence and civil war. But that's where this could lead. The alt right could be biting off far more than they can chew with NZs gangs. My concern of course is that NZs Polynesian gangs could be ideal recruits for extremists, being less than sympathetic to our colonial heritage and already of a violent disposition.

 

[Nein]

Just remember, 'they' do not speak for everybody in our country. The Muslim community has found itself a lot of support here as a result of this act of evil.

I don't really support the gangs here in NZ, even though I have family in both of our two biggest-Black Power and Mongrel Mob. Along with some of the other gangs like King Cobras and Tribesmen, they have rallied behind the Muslim community and are helping to provide protection for Mosques and Muslims who are feeling threatened.

It will be white supremacists worst nightmare in NZ to see these formidable mostly Polynesian gangs supporting Muslims and converting to Islam and I can see this happening already. Enemy of my enemy as the saying goes. The words of this Tarrant terrorist have angered many Maori and Polynesians who object to New Zealand being referred to as European or white land and referring to anybody else as 'invaders' ignores over 200 years of perceived colonial oppression.

I don't want to see our country descend into violence and civil war. But that's where this could lead. The alt right could be biting off far more than they can chew with NZs gangs. My concern of course is that NZs Polynesian gangs could be ideal recruits for extremists, being less than sympathetic to our colonial heritage and already of a violent disposition.

Polynesians are tough people thats for sure

Even if they did not have the technology their warrior spirit scared the crap out of anybody.

 

[patero]

Polynesians are tough people thats for sure

Even if they did not have the technology their warrior spirit scared the crap out of anybody.

Take my word for it, they won't be turning up to a fight with sticks and clubs.

And the other thing that scares some people here is the majority (about 80% last time I checked) of our army is Maori and Polynesian.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

Dance kyun kar rahy hain ?

Not a dance, it a native new Zealand, peoples chant. Showing solidarity towards the victims

 

[patero]

Not a dance, it a native new Zealand, peoples chant. Showing solidarity towards the victims

That's the exact intention in how it is being used in this case, its about respect and solidarity. Its important I suppose that is communicated, I know that Haka can be taken out of context. It can look like a strange way to express support and respect but we use it at funerals, weddings, welcoming ceremonies, formal events and many other occasions.