>>5786357 >>5786381 >>5786399 OB

Facebook immediate detection of NewZ Shuter vid.

>In a statement, Facebook added that no users reported the video when it was being streamed live, but it was first flagged about 12 minutes after it had ended. Facebook users then viewed Tarrant’s original posting of the video about 4,000 times before it was taken down.

>But a copy of the video was made and an 8chan user posted a link — causing it to spread beyond Facebook, the statement said. Also, Facebook users tried to upload the video about 1.5 million times, the company said. About 1.2 million of those attempts were blocked before it could be uploaded. Facebook said it used audio technology to track the variations of the video and take them down.

Well, now, FB (or someone) just told the world how to download the vid. Without audio. Pics must be more difficult.

If so, the vids that did download successfully were with altered audio or no audio. Stripping the vid of some of its "tells".

But pics work better. Screencap the key bits and pieces. Very hard for FB to detect these if unaccompanied by text?

Of course, the orig vid is vital evidence. One way or other. And stripping audio off the vid may be just what they need for mass distribution via non-compliant web users. Disproportionate volume of edited versions means … ? Plausible deniability.

So how to earmark an original stream? Archived unaltered? NZ Anons are up against it on this one. Moar trouble than worth, Anons? IDK.

>>5787785

Ammunition could be bullets, could be explosives, could be other munitions.

And could be facts and analysis. Keep your ammo dry, Anons, on the NewZ Shuter. Be doublegood right. Remember, Ready, Aim, Fire.

Not Fire, Ready, Aim?

Don't be all over the place, Blossom.

Here is the current NZ gun law:

Arms Act 1983 (Reprint as at 1 October 2018)

http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1983/0044/40.0/DLM72622.html

43B Restriction on sales of ammunition

http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1983/0044/40.0/DLM72979.html

>>5787850

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>>5787850

Gun City's David Tipple: Firearms aren't the villain

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/christchurch-shooting/111376049/gun-citys-david-tipple-firearms-arent-the-villain

Gun City owner David Tipple says he sold the Christchurch shooter weapons, but not the military-style semi-automatics he used at the mosque.

>>5787913

Yup. Chilling effect. So much effort for a larp?

The problem with the vid is that it may not have depicted the actual slaughter of those who died. Pre-killed? Stacked in corners? If those who were moving and on their feet can be ID'd, and confirmed deceased, then, perhaps these were killings of accomplices?

But if people are scared off even inquiring, then, the false narrative sticks and gains deeper roots in the public psyche.

Just like Charlottesville and any and all reasonable responses to it were demonized and only one side was given credibility.

>>5787785

http://www.seattleglobalist.com/2012/08/06/getting-strapped-in-new-zealand-shooting/5740

Without a valid and current firearms license, you cannot legally purchase any firearm other than a pellet gun anywhere in New Zealand. There is probably a black market or some other means of acquiring a firearm illegally, but firearms recovered from drug busts or other organised criminal activities typically amount to hunting rifles or pump action shot guns. Handguns and military style semi-automatics are rare, difficult to obtain, and very expensive.

[…]

About a week following the safety class, the Arms Officer rang us to set up a personal interview. He came to our house in the evening with a huge booklet filled with questions. He interviewed each of us alone; me, my partner, and our personal reference (which must be a non-relative who has known you for at least two years and can attest to your ‘good character’).

The interview was intense and personal. I observed the Arms Officer taking notice of the general state of our home as well as our demeanor. He confirmed we had a lockable cabinet for firearm storage, and separate lockable storage for ammunition. He asked pointed questions about alcohol and drug consumption, our domestic situation and our general mental health.

He also asked what we intended to use firearms for. Hint: personal or home protection is not an accepted rationale and would likely get you rejected – acceptable reasons are limited to hunting and/or target shooting.

[…]

[W]e had also started membership with the Christchurch Pistol Club. In order to legally obtain a handgun, your firearms license requires a special endorsement. Getting the pistol endorsement requires you to be a current full member of an accredited pistol club and be sponsored by the club after a 6 month probationary period. Once the endorsement has been received, you must attend at least 12 club activities every year to keep it. We are currently in month 4 of our probation, and making almost weekly trips to the range to shoot the club guns.

Violation of any gun laws, including those relating to storage, transport or sales can easily result in a loss of your endorsement, your full license or even criminal conviction. Handguns may only be transported to and from the range, gunsmith or police station, and must be in a locked container. If your handgun is stolen from your car or home, you will probably lose at least your endorsement if not your full license. Random home visits from the Arms Officer are not unheard of.

(bold is my emphases)

NZ Gun Laws mini-bun

>>5787785

>>5788048

>>5787921

>>5787850

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>>5788075

New Zealand Prime Minister Promises Tighter Gun Laws

https://www.npr.org/2019/03/18/704360922/new-zealand-pm-promises-tighter-gun-laws?ft=nprml&f=704360922

Now much moar restrictive can things get? Already its like a police state, gun ownership wise I mean.

>>5786632 PB

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In that slomo demo vid the spent casing was deflected to the right and forward?

That seems to be what was "apparent" in the Newzshtr vid?

So would that take one anomaly off the table? Still leaves the disappearing casings that do not hit the ground or roll/ bounce around on the sidewalk or carpeting.

>>5788107

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>>5788048

How much more restrictive can the government make it for gun owners? Well, first they make stuff up about the (desperate) need for a gun registry.

Canadians will be familiar with how that goes.

https://www.npr.org/2019/03/18/704360922/new-zealand-pm-promises-tighter-gun-laws?ft=nprml&f=704360922

In the meantime, Ardern said, New Zealanders can surrender their guns to New Zealand Police at any time.

[…]

[In Australia] A gun buyback program led to the destruction of more than 600,000 weapons.

In comparison, most gun purchases in New Zealand are not tracked, the New York Times reported. "New Zealand is almost alone with the United States in not registering 96 percent of its firearms," Philip Alpers of GunPolicy.org told the Times.

Though estimates vary, the country of 4.6 million likely has somewhere in the range of 1.2 million to 1.5 million guns. At the high end, that means there's one gun for every three people. But it's impossible to know for sure, because New Zealand lacks a nationwide gun registry. "We have a tough licensing system, but we lack the register that Australia has," security expert John Battersby told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. "We actually probably don't know how many legal firearms there are in New Zealand and we certainly don't know how many illegal firearms there are."

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Yup, where there is a will there is a way. NZ citizens are being softened up for immediate escalation of gun controls.