support them politically, voice support of their leaders, their ideals and their people. the attack was to ensure a preservation of beauty, art and tradition. just do not allow your scepticism to turn to paranoia and keep you from supporting those that want the best for you. those that are ethnically and culturally european. i pulled my rental car over, and sat, staring at these crosses and contemplating how it was that despite these men and womens sacrifice, despite their bravery, we had still fallen so far.i broke into tears, sobbing alone in the car, staring at the crosses, at the forgotten dead. why is it that what gives western nations strength (diversity) is not what gives eastern nations (china, japan, taiwan, south korea) their strength? nor should you, why should you have peace when your other brothers in europe face certain war? the going will be tough and many of us will die. the risk is too great. what is an australian but a drunk european? as only in times of radical change and social discomfort can great and terrific change occur.

but it is there our future will be made and it is there the battle for our peoples future will be fought. above all be ready for violence, and when the times comes, strike hard and fast. were/are you a nationalist? those that find themselves born linguistically in the minority suffer daily, as the conversation of life excludes them, the mass media isolates them and businesses turn them away, as does the societies speech itself. attacking these mosques also allowed for an extra planned attack on the mosque in ashburton, whilst i am unsure as of this time of writing whether i will reach that target, it was a bonus objective. luckily for us, the end results of this deracialized, irreligious and deculturized program show themselves.