Christchurch mosque attack: Interview with gunman Brenton Tarrant should be made public - Muslim leaders

By Rachel Thomas of RNZ

Muslim leaders are calling for an interview with the man convicted of killing 51 members of their community to be made public.

The Royal Commission into the attack on the Christchurch mosques set up to find answers about the attack announced on Sunday it had spoken to the shooter, Brenton Tarrant, as part of its inquiries.

Tarrant is awaiting sentencing for the murders of 51 people and the attempted murders of 40 others, in the attacks on Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Mosque on March 15, 2019.

Members of the Muslim community say they and the victims' families deserve to know what he said in the interview.

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2020/06/christchurch-mosque-attack-interview-with-gunman-brenton-tarrant-should-be-made-public-muslim-leaders.html

I wonder if they're thinking there's something a bit of about the way things happened?

http://archive.is/8G19d

>>9784552

Well yeah, there's enough of that floating about. Put yourself in their situation. If [whoever] decided that a bunch of Muslims are OK to sacrifice to further a political agenda, I think I'd be pretty pissed off.

I can almost guarantee his royal commission interview will not be made public.

>>9784687

Nah, I'm not allowed to watch that in my jurisdiction, but I got what you are getting at.

On then, what if there are people out there who lost family members, for real, then see the video which is obviously fake (which I'm taking your word for).

How do they reconcile that?

>>9784699

Enlighten us then anon.

>>9784765

Wow, I never thought of China as Balkanised, but I guess it could well be.

>>9784794

I don't know if anyone predicted what would happen to Yugoslavia after Tito died, I know I was a bit surprised.

Difference is, China has had almost 10 leaders since Mao so their system seems stable.

I guess a massive calamity could change that though.