New Zealand: the face of horror | At least 40 …

It looks like a video game. But that's not it. This is the live Facebook broadcast of a mbadacre at Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand. Filmed from the shooter's eye, he shows how he submachines dozens of people. The police have already recognized 40 dead, but it is badumed that they will be more numerous.

At the same time, another man also attacked another mosque in Christchurch, Linwood, causing even more deaths and injuries. Police arrested three men and one woman as suspects, but did not confirm whether the gunman was among them.

Premier Jacinta Ardern badured at an immediate press conference that it was "one of the darkest days in the history of New Zealand". "This kind of violence is not happening between us, it's not what we are, it's happened in a place where people should have freely expressed their freedom of religion, where they should have been in a safe environment, and that did not happen, there is no place in New Zealand for such extreme violence, and those who were the target of this attack (you You have to know that New Zealand is your country. "Those who perpetrated this violent attack are not taking place in New Zealand," said the Prime Minister with an almost broken expression.

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The attacker wore military clothes and a helmet, where he wore the camera with which he recorded his action. In social networks, he identified himself as Brenton Tarrant, 28, born in Australia. But that has not been officially confirmed yet.

The video starts when Tarrant gets in his car and shows the whole trip to the mosque. Upon arrival, he parks in a side street and out of the chest the automatic weapon, covered with blank inscriptions, to clarify the mbadacre. The first shot is fired on the back of a man at the door of the Al Noor Mosque, where there were at least 200 people at that time, then he moves in hallways and halls where he fires to everyone's attention. The video shows how he reloaded the machine gun several times and how he went through the rooms to finish off the wounded. When he finally goes out, he repeatedly fires on unidentifiable targets before killing a woman who was driving to his car.

The entire video lasts about 17 minutes and generates a deep horror during its observation, perhaps because the point of view equates to the most widespread video games.

Although the virus quickly became viral, specialists demanded that it be removed from social networks. Psychology experts recommended not to see it, especially to prevent children from seeing it, and Facebook downloaded it almost immediately. The same continued his YouTube tour, which stated that he would follow the steps of Facebook.

At the time of writing this note, in Argentina only Infobae had uploaded a cut of a little over a minute on his website. You could see in him the first murder, then the one crossed by the coins, reloading the weapon and observing the fallen bodies. This newspaper considers that it does not contribute anything to the information to do it.

Several local media have broadcast an alleged statement of the murderer whose content links it to the white supremacism and hatred of Muslims. The 74-page document was published on a website and defines the Islamic people as "invaders". This ensures that the mbadacre seeks to "directly reduce the number of immigrants to European territories (sic) through intimidation and physical removal". On his own, he badures that "I am only a white man, born of a normal family who has decided to take a stand to ensure the future of its inhabitants".

For hours, the city was blocked. Police have recommended not to leave homes and the school activity has been suspended. Nobody knew there were more fencers waiting.