Kansas City Mourning And Blame Game After New Zealand Terrorist Attack On Mosques



A round-up of local perspective and context on the American political fallout of International terror blamed on the right wing.



Local Muslims In Mourning

Kansas City area mosques mourn tragedy in New Zealand

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - The day after a deadly mass shooting targeting Muslims half a world away, dozens of people showed up for their daily afternoon prayer at the Masjidu Nuur Islamic Community Center in northeast Kansas City.


Kansas City Call To Prayer

Worshipers gather at interfaith service following New Zealand mosque attacks

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- People from all walks of life gathered Friday night at the Overland Park Islamic Center to pray for the victims of a pair of deadly mosque attacks in New Zealand. Mourners said a special prayer for the victims and their families.


Tribute After Terrorist Scare

KC mosque offers up prayers for New Zealand victims

At a Kansas City mosque Friday, part of the prayer service included prayers for the New Zealand victims.


Policy Perspective

The Memo: Questions sharpen for Trump after New Zealand massacre

Friday's mass shooting in New Zealand is sharpening scrutiny of the rhetoric of international political figures, including . Even trenchant Trump critics have not accused him of a direct line of culpability for the shooting at two mosques in Christchurch that left at least 49 people dead.


MAGA Fights Blame Game

Trump supporters rebuked those blaming the president's anti-Muslim rhetoric for influencing New Zealand shooter

American supporters of President Donald Trump littered social media with posts condemning accusations tying the president's so-called anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant rhetoric to Friday's shooting at two New Zealand mosques. The president's supporters on Twitter, Facebook and the hugely popular r/thedonald subreddit lashed out against U.S.


Fox News On The Defensive

Efforts to blame Trump after New Zealand mosque attacks

Domestic blame game begins as Trump extends support to New Zealand; reaction from The Hill columnist Buck Sexton.


But Both Sides Blame The Internets

In Christchurch, Signs Point to a Gunman Steeped in Internet Trolling

A camera mounted to his head, the gunman who livestreamed part of his savage attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Friday began his video by casually making reference to a current internet meme. He appeared to be steeped in the culture of the extreme-right internet.



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Comments

  1. Some of the comments on yesterday's post were dumb but there were a few bright spots and people thinking beyond the headlines. That was good to see and that kind of conversation didn't really happen anywhere else with a local angle. May not agree with some of the more hardliner readers but some of them have a point.

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  2. "Trump supporters rebuked those blaming the president's anti-Muslim rhetoric for influencing New Zealand shooter"

    Wow! Who could have predicted this?

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  3. So if all these idiots are trying to blame trump for this, who are they going to blame all the christians being murdered by muslims through out Africa in the last month?
    Thats why i feel nothing whenever there is an attack on muslims Until the outrage goes both ways, I wont waste my time

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  4. Trump wants to become Americas Hitler

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    1. You understand nothing about Trump or Hitler.

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  5. See Through The Narrative3/16/19, 11:55 AM

    Is anyone else noticing that whenever a Muslim or "person of color" murders several people, the (((Media))) has an immediate "Fear Of Anti-Muslim Backlash". So far, no one in the (((Media))) seems concerned about anti-white rhetoric, but then again, the (((Media))) is chock-full of anti-white narratives.

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  6. "Media" is the plural of "medium," no matter how many parentheses you use, (((idiot.)))

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  7. Help The Clueless3/16/19, 12:17 PM

    Triple parenthesis denotes "Jewish". Welcome to the year 2019.

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  8. All this misguided trump hate does is make his base stronger not weaker, they think (hard to imagine) that if they keep putting out hateful lies that people will change their vote to the lyin cheatin dummocraps, sorry, it wont work

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  9. Christians being slaughtered and churches burned in Nigeria. Why isn't this news ?

    https://t.guardian.ng/news/suspected-fulani-herdsmen-others-kill-32-in-kaduna-sokoto/

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  10. @12:51, because nobody gives a shit what happens in Nigeria, but New Zealand is a civilized country!

    And there aren't an "Christians" being killed, just one tribe of Blacks butchering another, samey-samey for a hundred thousand years in that festering shithole.

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  11. 12:17: We KNOW what triple parentheses mean. What we don't know is why you deem it necessary to hide your antisemitism behind parentheses. Why not just use swastikas like your hero did?

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  12. What the hell are Moslems doin in new zealand anyway? Was it the best deal they could get , its like me going to saudi Arabia or libya if i got govt bux to move a world away. Do muslims have any shame that everyone hates their behaviors? Even the buddhists in Myanmar are shooting them.

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  13. Trump is a white dictator wannabe nationalist, racist, elitist.

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    1. Nah. You're just butthurt you lost.

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  14. 1:27 is ignorant and proud of it. I wonder why his ancestors came to this continent. I don't doubt the indigenous people hated their "behaviors," especially the incest and bestiality.

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  15. Rabbi Fred Neulander3/16/19, 4:28 PM

    Muslims fuck goats.

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  16. Beto beats Trump.

    Deal with it.

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  17. ^^ Beto only beats himself.

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  18. Christians being slaughtered isn't news... because... well I don't know why.

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