Thanks to Kiwi Ed at The Outer Light, a great roundup with some enlightening connections.
News roundup | 17th of September
Martin comments: The name Brenton Tarrant may ring a bell. He too trained with Azov in Ukraine but I didn’t tell you that. oops.
“It was the first thing I noticed as news of the Christchurch shooting came in — the patch on the back of the shooter’s rucksack, something that was also emblazoned on the cover of the rambling manifesto. It was far from the first time I’d seen it…, here in Ukraine, I’d seen it on the paraphernalia of the far-right Azov movement…I saw it last night as several hundred Azov movement members, many of them teenagers, marched through the Ukrainian capital; I lost count of how many black sun patches and tattoos I saw…On their website, they’ve got the manifesto translated into Russian, and they link to the live-streamed videos of the shooting. They even have a post discussing the shooter, where they describe what he did in Christchurch and praise him openly for it. I won’t quote directly, but suffice to say these Ukraine-based neo-Nazis think the Christchurch tragedy was totally justified — for them, the shooter is a hero…“
The Christchurch shooting, Eastern Europe’s far-right and a ‘cherry-picked reading of history’ – ABC News
More to come on the Ukraine/”lone gunman” connection if I can get away with publishing it.
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