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The spread of the livestream video of yesterday’s mass shooting in Buffalo, New York was “not even comparable” to the reach of the livestream posted by the March 15 terrorist in 2019. Anjum Rahman, who is co-chair of the Christchurch Call advisory network, said the spread of the content related to the Buffalo attack was “certainly better” than the March 15 video which was seen four million times in the hours it took to remove it. There were interactions on Facebook and Twitter alone in the thousands, which was “not even comparable” to the Christchurch attack material viewings. READ MORE: Christchurch mosque attacks: Police say no evidence gunman entered mosque before attack Imams stand against hate: 'This is not New Zealand' After terrorist horror, chief censor opens up: 'The world can be a very brutal and cruel place' Acting Chief Censor Rupert Ablett-Hampson announced on Monday morning that the video and the manifesto of a white supremacist shooting more than a … [Read more...] about Reach of Buffalo livestream ‘not even comparable’ to Christchurch attack

A MAN was arrested for obstructing justice in connection to the disappearance of a New York teenager in South Carolina. Raymond Moody was arrested by the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office on May 4 following a background check from the State Law Enforcement Division. The background check indicated the date of the alleged obstruction incident - April 25, 2009. That day, 17-year-old Brittanee Drexel went missing while vacationing in Myrtle Beach for spring break. No other details were provided from the SLED background check, including the nature of the obstruction of justice incident. Law enforcement has also declined to provide more information on the case. Information from the National Sex Offender Registry revealed that Moody, 62, had been serving a sentence for rape, kidnapping, lewd or lascivious acts with a child under the age of 14 and sodomy while in California. More on Brittanee Drexel BREAKTHROUGH 'Kidnapper' arrested over … [Read more...] about Inside shock past of Raymond Moody who ‘murdered Brittanee Drexel after being released on parole for child sex attack’

NINE people have been injured in a shooting at a club in South Carolina on Easter Sunday morning. The shooting took place at Cara's Lounge, a club in the town of Furman, which is located in Hampton County. No one died in the shooting, local TV station ABC 15 News reported. South Carolina State Law Enforcement is investigating the violent incident. According to a Facebook post , there was an "Easter Bash" event scheduled at the club on Saturday night. The event flier advertised exotic dancers and a DJ. Hampton County is located in southwestern South Carolina along the border with Georgia. There are just over 200 people living in Furman. Most read in The Sun SATURDALES NIGHT FEVER Ex-Emmerdale actor Adam Thomas signs up for this year's Strictly 'AMAZING SUPPORT' Blackpool's Jake Daniels becomes 1st openly gay footballer since Fashanu WILD BEAST Inside house where boy, 3, mauled to death with … [Read more...] about Hampton County shooting leaves 9 hurt at Cara’s Lounge in South Carolina on Easter Sunday – one day after mall attack

STUFF Jacinda Ardern speaks ahead of the release of the royal commission of inquiry's report on the March 15, 2019, terror attack. (Video first published December 2020.) Paul Spoonley is a d istinguished professor emeritus at Massey University whose research interests have included extensive study of the far-Right, white supremacism and anti-Semitism. OPINION: The headline from the New York Daily News on May 15 was “Buffalo shooter was radicalized by New Zealand mosque shooter”. The report went on to point to the role of online radical white supremacist (and anti-Semitic) sites in the radicalisation of the shooter – and the particular influence of the Christchurch terrorist. Both aspects are explicitly acknowledged by the Buffalo shooter in an online document. It confirms – yet again – the significance of online platforms and activism in perpetuating an international extremist ecosystem, along with the significance of the Christchurch shootings as an … [Read more...] about Buffalo and us – New Zealand’s significance in global white supremacy

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre gave a lame, weak answer when she was asked why President Biden will visit Buffalo after the killing of ten people over the weekend by an alleged white supremacist but had not ever visited Waukesha, Wisconsin after the alleged killing of six people by a black motorist. “How come the president is visiting Buffalo after a senseless tragedy there but he couldn’t visit Waukesha after six were killed and 61 injured in an attack on a Christmas parade there?” Fox News’ Peter Doocy asked. “I mean, he’s visited many communities,” Jean-Pierre said. “Buffalo, he was, you know, he’s able to go tomorrow to Buffalo, uh, uh, before the trip; that was something that was important for him to do, but he has visited many other communities. Buffalo‘s not the first community, sadly, that he has to go up to because of a violent attack. That’s not the first one, so he’s been to many others,” Jean-Pierre protested. Peter Doocy asks Karine Jean-Pierre why … [Read more...] about ‘He’s Visited Many Communities’: White House Press Secretary Excuses Biden Visiting Buffalo But Not Waukesha | The Daily Wire

Evening briefing: Today's essential headlines Wagatha Christie | Coleen Rooney said Rebekah Vardy has a "desire to be famous" as she took to the stand for the first time in the "Wagatha Christie" case. When questioned about her remarks by Mrs Vardy's lawyer, Mrs Rooney said: "My view was she wants to be kept relevant within the press, within the public eye." Read the latest summary . Zaghari-Ratcliffe meets PM | 'I lived in the shadow of your words' Keir Starmer | Rebellion as local candidates snubbed for Remainers Bear attack | Paratrooper mauled to death during military training Joy for Queen | Pony takes first prize on first outing since March Jeremy Clarkson | 'I can’t get planning permission for anything' The big story: Covid civil service jobs first to face axe They have faced Brexit, a pandemic and a cost of living crisis. Perhaps it is little surprise to civil servants that there is another major challenge ahead - only this time it is … [Read more...] about Friday evening UK news briefing: Covid jobs in line of fire in civil service cuts

Evening briefing: Today's essential headlines Northern Ireland | A power-sharing Executive at Stormont may not be formed for months after the DUP signalled it intends to play hardball over demands to change the Northern Ireland Protocol. Read the fallout after Boris Johnson visited Belfast today for crunch talks with political leaders amid a standoff at the Assembly over post-Brexit border checks. Wagatha Christie | Rebekah Vardy stalked me, Coleen Rooney claims PCSO murder | Man beat Julia James to death while walking dog Gay footballer | First openly-gay active male player in English football Booing anthem | PM slaps down Klopp for defending Liverpool fans N-word | Grammar school headmaster investigated for using slur The big story: Helpless feeling at the Bank of England When the Governor of the Bank of England says he is going to sound "apocalyptic" about the threat to food supplies, something is very wrong. Andrew Bailey admitted he … [Read more...] about Monday evening UK news briefing: We feel helpless, says Bank of England Governor

TRAGEDY struck Buffalo, New York, after a gunman opened fire at the Tops Supermarket on Jefferson Avenue. Authorities are reportedly investigating it as a hate crime after 11 victims were identified as African American. Who are the Buffalo mass shooting victims? During the shooting, 10 people were killed and several others were injured in the crossfire. The victims of the Buffalo mass shooting include: Aaron Salter - Deceased Read More on The US Sun 'VIOLENT EXTREMISM' Victims named and Hochul slams Twitch over suspect's chilling vid GUNMAN SNARED Moment Buffalo shooter is arrested as he pleads NOT GUILTY to ‘killing 10' Aaron Salter, 55, was among those who died. The retired Buffalo Police officer was working at the store as a security guard. Ruth Whitfield - Deceased Ruth Whitfield, 86, was known as the mother of former Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield. more from crime … [Read more...] about Who are the Buffalo mass shooting victims?

Tucker Carlson says the gunman who shot 10 Black people in Buffalo over the weekend was "crazy" and is being used by Democrats to disparage conservatives. The Fox News personality made the comments during his program Monday, saying the suspected shooter's "manifesto" amounted to deranged ramblings and were not a political statement. Police have described the mass shooting as an act of "racially motivated violent extremism" that left 10 people dead. Before being taken into custody by police, the suspected shooter left behind a trail of racist social media posts. He also reportedly authored a manifesto saying the attack was motivated by the "Great Replacement Theory," a racist conspiracy theory that claims elites are seeking to replace white people with people of color. The theory has motivated four mass shootings . "I want to be clear, for my part, from everything we know, this was a targeted attack, a hate crime, and an act of racially motivated violent extremism," FBI … [Read more...] about Tucker Carlson explains “race politics” not behind “crazy” Buffalo shooter

THE suspected teen gunman who allegedly killed 10 people at a supermarket in Buffalo had planned to drive to another store for a second attack, officials said. Payton Gendron , 18, is accused of opening fire in the massacre that took place at Tops Friendly Markets store in New York on Saturday. Buffalo Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia told ABC News: “We have uncovered information that if he escaped the [Tops] supermarket, he had plans to continue his attack. "He had plans to continue driving down Jefferson Ave to shoot more black people ... possibly go to another store [or] location." US Attorney Merrick Garland revealed that the Department of Justice is investigating the shooting as a "hate crime" and "an act of racially-motivated violent extremism". Aaron Salter, Roberta Drury, 32; Margus Morrison, 52 and Geraldine Talley were among the victims of the shooting. read more on buffalo shooting 'VIOLENT EXTREMISM' Victims named and … [Read more...] about Payton Gendron’s chilling second plot revealed after ‘shooter, 18, killed 10 in Buffalo supermarket’