This eradication of their people, their culture, their very soul. To incite violence, retaliation and further divide between the European people and the invaders currently occupying European soil. 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. Not in Europe, not in the Americas, not in Australia or New Zealand. The truth of the political situation in Europe was suddenly impossible to accept.My despair set in.My belief in a democratic solution vanished. 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. Perhaps you could tap out, lay down, lick the boots of your occupiers and pray they will let you be comfortable, if only for a little while. All else is dishonorable. If they could die, so can you. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night. We Could Be Hurt! ” for them the time will never come.

This time can not be relied on for a beginning of the rebellion, only utilized as a final stage of energy and escalation to finalize our capture of power. Anyone can be a member of our nation, as long as they have the paperwork. LEAVE NO VIPERS NEST UNBURNT Don ’ t leave the cities, Run towards the fight, Not away Run towards the cities, run towards the conflict, run towards the enemy, fleeing from the enemy is cowardice. When they ask why, you tell them why. Any invader you kill, of any age, is one less enemy your children will have to face. These same children will one day become teens, then adults, voting against the wishes of our people, practicing the cultural and religious practices of the invaders, taking our peoples lands, work, houses and even attacking and killing our children.

>The varied cultures of the world greeted me with warmth and compassion, and I very much enjoyed nearly every moment I spent with them.