The following is an excerpt from an article by New Zealand expert on communism and communist infiltration, Trevor Loudon. It is being scrubbed by ‘social media’ platforms without explanation and with penalties to account holders who post it even without adding any additional materials.

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From the Epoch Times:

The man accused of brutally killing 50 worshipers in two mosques in my hometown of Christchurch, New Zealand, is almost certainly an ideological “National Bolshevik.” Countless media stories have labeled the killer as “far-right,” which is an inaccurate description at best.

A thorough reading of his 74-page manifesto, “The Great Replacement” (which refers to the replacement of white Europeans by Islamic and other immigrants), confirms that Brenton Tarrant is no “right-winger” in the U.S. sense, i.e., a believer in the individual, constitutionally guaranteed liberties, and free-market economics.

Tarrant’s ideological outlook appears to be consistent with that of the National Bolsheviks, a curious amalgam of communist and Nazi ideologies often associated with influential Russian political analyst and activist Aleksandr Dugin—who is reportedly an influence on Russian President Vladimir Putin himself.

Dugin is a leader of the small but influential National Bolshevik Party, whose adherents are known as the “Natzbols.” He is also a leader of the so-called “Eurasia Movement,” which strives to unite fascist political elements with nationalistic communists to create a European homeland stretching from Siberia to Ireland. Dugin and his fellow ideologues are widely admired by European neo-fascists and neo-Stalinist communists alike.

Dugin’s National Bolshevik/Eurasian philosophy is ultra-nationalistic, anti-Western, anti-free market, Green, and racist. There is something in National Bolshevism for every stripe of totalitarian. Variants of National Bolshevism have been used by Moscow to seduce Western fascists and racial nationalists into the pro-Russia camp.

Tarrant’s manifesto, which he posted online just before he embarked on his murder spree, incorporates the National Bolshevik symbol three times, including on the title page, without explicitly stating its meaning.

Tarrant’s manifesto is, however, littered with clues as to the writer’s core pro-Russia and anti-Western ideology.

[Ed: For the rest, please click through to The Epoch Times.]

Whatever one may say about this essay, the fact that actually reading the original manifesto or watching or having the video of the attack, which contains a great deal of evidence as to motive, is punishable by law in many places now. It is in effect, illegal to have any evidence that may bring you to a conclusion other than the government-media complex narrative one, which is profoundly useful for the leftist-islamic alliance now dismantling Western Civilization.