Austrian investigators have reportedly found more evidence of ties between the Christchurch terrorist and the leader of a white nationalist group.
Authorities in Austria investigating ties between the Christchurch Mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant and well known white identitarian activist Martin Sellner have announced that Sellner and Tarrant exchanged more emails than was previously known.that Sellner had deleted emails between himself and Tarrant just hours before authorities raided his home in March, but screenshots of the deleted emails were found on his computer.
, a US based white identitarian activist and fiance of Sellner, met the goal of reaching $50,000, so the Defend Europe could acquire boats to bring in more participants to take on anti refugee actions off the Sicilian coast. This supposed “invasion of Europe” by dark skinned Muslim bodies is known as the “Great Replacement” theory and was often used by Tarrant in his internet posts and included in his manifesto.
Although Sellner is clearly being investigated in Austria, the chairman of the Kootenai County Republican Committee, Brent Regan wrote in athat "Martin Sellner had broken no law in Austria or the US and was not under any known investigation. Therefore, the motion encouraged the US government to “…reinstate Martin Sellner's travel privilege”.
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