1. Exceptional presentation by new MEP for the BREXIT party on the quality of democracy in the EU
2. SUSPECT AGAIN CONFESSES TO UTRECHT MASS SHOOTING IN FIRST HEARING, DENOUNCES LAWS, JUDGES
Gokmen T. again confessed to being responsible for a mass shooting on a tram in Utrecht and killing four people during the first pro-forma hearing in the case against him on Monday. He also denounced the Dutch legal system. “I don’t recognize your laws, I don’t recognize your judges”, he said in the court in Utrecht on Monday morning, according to AD reporter Yelle Tieleman, tweeting live from the courtroom.
On March 18th a man opened fire on a tram on 24 Oktoberplein. A total of four people were killed, three died on the day of the shooting, and the other a week later. Suspected gunman Gokmen T. was arrested hours after the incident. He confessed to the shooting and told the authorities that he was working alone. The 37-year-old man is facing charges of murder or manslaughter with terrorist intent, attempts thereto, and threats with terrorist intent.
There is a great deal of evidence that this attack had a terrorist motive, the Public Prosecutor said in court. A note found in T.’s getaway car read, among other things: “I do this for my faith. You kill my fellow believers.” This is the first time the content of this note was revealed. T. also had handwritten text on the silencer of the gun he used. This is noteworthy, because the right-wing extremist perpetrator of attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New-Zealand, also had handwritten text on his firearms. That attack happened three days before the mass shooting in Utrecht.
T. also made similar statements during questioning, the Prosecutor said. He said things like: “I don’t let anyone mock our faith. I want to show that you are not diamond, and we are not sand. If I had a thousand lives, I would give them all to Allah. I will not let anyone stop our faith.” When the court asked why he opened fire on the tram on 24 Oktoberplein, he said “You don’t want to understand me. Who are you to kill Muslims? Every day 100 or 150 Muslims are killed.”
(It takes them 4 paragraphs before they mention the obvious. He likely references Islam in every thought up to the point where the article couldn’t avoid it. “I do not recognize your laws” is usually not shouted in court as an isolated statement but typically coupled with a statement about koran, sharia and islam. But at least they didn’t fully Orwell it. Or Winston Smith it might be more accurate.)
3. Ex decorated Police officer in the UK:
4. Tommy Robinson put a video on YouTube explaining his defence for retrial on whatever it is he is charged with V6.2 but I cannot put the embed OR the link here.
This is what my phone shows under the video which I received in a notification:
I guess in Postmodern communist UK, a person who is an obstacle to the absolute power of the state is offensive and so has special restrictions on our freedom to listen to them.
Thank you Oz. Rita, Coram Deo, C., M., and all who contributed to this site on this independence day for the USA
1- Haaaaaaaa-ha! Pure music. Farage loved the melody by the look on his face.
Britain is on the way to regaining their freedom, once that happens they can concentrate on saving their nation from the Islamic Conquest.
Once you have regained your freedom please don’t left them disarm you again.