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Jacinda Ardern reeling after man accused of threatening to carbomb Christchurch mosques again

by souhaib
March 6, 2021
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Jacinda Ardern is forced to defend her security agencies after it was revealed shocking terror arrest only took place because of a tip from the public

  • New online threat were made to the two New Zealand mosques attacked in 2019
  • 51 people were massacred there by a terrorist gunman in March 2019
  • Just before the second anniversary of the massacre a 27-year-old was arrested 

By Australian Associated Press

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Published: 05:03 GMT, 6 March 2021 | Updated: 05:08 GMT, 6 March 2021

A key Muslim organisation is urging the New Zealand government to smarten up intelligence services in the wake of an online threat to attack mosques in Christchurch using car bombs.

A 27-year-old man was arrested and charged for the shocking pledge this week, less than a fortnight from the second anniversary of the Christchurch Mosque terror attacks.

Online, the man adopted a username similar to Australian terrorist Brenton Tarrant.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she was ‘devastated’ to learn of the new threat to Christchurch Muslims and the unshocked reaction of the local community

Al Noor Mosque was one of the two places of worship where the 2019 massacre occurred and it has again been targetted with online threats of terrorism

Al Noor Mosque was one of the two places of worship where the 2019 massacre occurred and it has again been targetted with online threats of terrorism 

The man visited a notorious white supremacist forum and made the threat with an accompanying vow to livestream the attacks – just as Tarrant did.

Despite the horrors already inflicted on Christchurch’s Islamic population, the ease of finding it and the heightened sensitivities as the anniversary looms, the threat sat online for two days without police intervention.

It took a member of the public to report it before action was taken.

Islamic Women’s Council of New Zealand national coordinator Aliya Danzeisen said her community was frustrated little had been done to fix holes in New Zealand’s security agencies.

‘We have Royal Commission findings relating to their capabilities and their incapabilities,’ she said.

‘The fact that the public is able to find it shows it was easy enough to find.

‘The question is how much investment has been made to ensure that our security services are both efficient and effective.

‘If they are incapable of doing something the public is doing, then what is occurring to either upscale the agencies or ensuring that people can do it?’

Candles are placed outside Al Noor Mosque in 2019

Candles are placed outside Al Noor Mosque in 2019

Heartbreakingly, Ms Danzeisen said the threat was ‘unsurprising’.

‘Our kids still get hate. Our community gets hate. Our leaders get hate. It’s sustained,’ she said.

‘Our community has shown perseverance and our community will continue to do so.

‘But it doesn’t mean these issues don’t affect us. It reverberates.’

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she was ‘devastated’ to learn of the threat and the unshocked reaction of the local community.

Ms Ardern, eager not to be drawn on specifics relating to the case as it is before the courts, defended her government’s response to the threat.

A 27-year-old man was arrested for posting threats to Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre on the message board 4chan

A 27-year-old man was arrested for posting threats to Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre on the message board 4chan 

However, she said she was looking at ways to address threats that ‘drop below a criminal threshold’ which are hard for police to deal with.

‘Sometimes people are under the assumption that our security agencies see absolutely everything at all times. They don’t.’

‘No security agency in the world does,’ she said.

‘Of course we have to be concerned are the threats regardless of the platform that are made very directly, very overtly towards members of any community.’

The 27-year-old man has been remanded in custody until March 19 – after next Saturday’s commemorative event for the 51 murdered people in the 2019 terrorist attack.

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