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New Zealand mosque shooting (view source)
Revision as of 21:33, March 26, 2019
, 21:33, March 26, 2019→Turks
===Turks===
===Turks===
A recurring theme throughout is an anti-Turkish sentiment.
A recurring theme throughout is an anti-Turkish sentiment.
Turkish President [[Recep Tayyip Erdoğan]] stated that the attack was “no individual act” and that he was sending an official delegation to New Zealand to gather further information about the groups behind the attack. Turkish state-owned media source TRT World has cited anonymous officials who claimed that shooter entered the country “to carry out a terror attack and/ or an assassination.” The shooter’s visits to Turkey occurred on March 17-20, 2016 and September 13, 2016. Erdoğan survived a coup attempt that began July 15, 2016.
The shooter addresses the question whether he was part of a [[false flag]] operation while advising how to conduct a false flag operation: {{quotebox|"Incite conflict. Place posters near public parks calling for [[sharia]] law, then in the next week place posters over such posters calling for the expulsion of all immigrants, repeat in every area of public life until the crisis arises.<br>Destabilize, then take control. If we want to radically and fundamentally change society, then we need to radicalize society as much as possible."}} Obviously, from context, not at all "conservative" or "right wing."
The shooter addresses the question whether he was part of a [[false flag]] operation while advising how to conduct a false flag operation: {{quotebox|"Incite conflict. Place posters near public parks calling for [[sharia]] law, then in the next week place posters over such posters calling for the expulsion of all immigrants, repeat in every area of public life until the crisis arises.<br>Destabilize, then take control. If we want to radically and fundamentally change society, then we need to radicalize society as much as possible."}} Obviously, from context, not at all "conservative" or "right wing."