Christchurch mosque massacre: one year on New Zealand has a secret royal commission and secret ‘trial’ as the ‘lone wolf’ theory crumbles. Two shooter suspects from the second Mosque were released, links to Nazi groups become clear and ‘banned’ video evidence emerges the shooter was part of a military operation with several ‘handlers’ dressed in red, yet this video evidence has been criminalised, as secret trial of mass murderer of worshippers opens one year on. His use of Nazi/Satanic ‘Black Sun’ in his banned manifesto – all revealed in book The Christchurch Mosque Massacre by John Philman

ABC’s Michael Colborne: A Nazi/Satanic black sun symbol was used by the Christchurch shooter: It was the first thing I noticed as news of the Christchurch shooting came in — the patch on the back of the shooter’s rucksack, something that was also emblazoned on the cover of the rambling manifesto. It was far from the first time I’d seen it. I’d seen it on t-shirts sold by far-right fashion brands in France. I’d seen it in photos of shields held by white supremacists at the violent “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville in 2017. And, here in Ukraine, I’d seen it on the paraphernalia of the far-right Azov movement. It’s a sonnenrad (sunwheel) or black sun: a symbol commonly used by the far-right, including outright neo-Nazis, originally adapted from a mosaic on the floor on the SS Generals’ Hall.

Saudi Arabia Has, ‘Literally’, Sri Lankan Blood on Its Hands! In a leaked ‘urgent, confidential and top secret’ document, the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Foreign Affairs confesses responsibility or at least ‘relation’ to the terrorist attacks that hit Sri Lanka two weeks ago as Christians celebrated Easter Sunday. Obtained by al-Ahed, the paper, which carries the Hijri date of 11/8/1440, the day equivalent to April 16, 2019, some five days that preceded the massacre, was tailed by the Saudi Foreign Minister Ibrahim bin Abdul Aziz al-Assaf’s signature. It is a letter sent to Saudi Ambassador to Sri Lanka, Abdul Nasser al-Harethi.

CIA Paperclip Nazis and Psychological warfare: Weltanschauungskrieg = The war of worldviews: The concept of psychological warfare emerged in Nazi Germany and was later adopted by the USA.The word is a translation of the German “Weltanschauungskrieg” (war of worldviews). Wall Street Lawyer William Donovan “Wild Bill” was one of the first to use it in the context of public relations in the USA. President Franklin Roosevelt appointed him as Director of the new U.S. intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services (OSS, predecessor of the CIA) who saw “psychological warfare” as an important stratagem for “engineering of consent” in the public mind (see Chomskys & Hermans “propaganda model”).

The phrase “psychological warfare” is reported to have first entered English in 1941 as a translated mutation of the Nazi term Weltanschauungskrieg, (meaning world view warfare). It was first embraced by William “Wild Bill” Donovan, a prominent Wall Street lawyer whom President Franklin Roosevelt appointed as Director of the new U.S. intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services (OSS, forerunner of the CIA) who saw “psychological warfare” as a tool for “engineering of consent.” Donovan viewed an understanding of Nazi psychological tactics as a vital source of ideas for “Americanized’’ versions of many of the same stratagems. Use of the new term quickly became widespread throughout the U.S. intelligence community. . . Donovan was among the first in the US to articulate a more or less unified theory of psychological warfare. . . As he saw it, the “engineering of consent” techniques used in peacetime propaganda campaigns could be quite effectively adapted to open warfare. Pro-Allied propaganda was essential to reorganizing the U.S. economy for war and for creating public support at home for intervention in Europe, Donovan believed. Fifth-column movements could be employed abroad as sources of intelligence and as morale-builders for populations under Axis control. He saw “special operations” — meaning sabotage, subversion, commando raids, and guerilla movements — as useful for softening up targets prior to conventional military assaults. (Simpson. Science of Coercion, 1994, p. 24)

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Stills from Christchurch Mosque Attack Video showing three ‘figures in red’ at crucial points in the operation: