Never thought we'd see an armed attack on a NZ Mosque ( Archived) (147)

more folks from china go to canada n then to the usa now!

I understand what you are saying, but I think you are missing context that it was written as I think you'll find the page (only part posted here) is trying to convey, "that Brendon Tarrant had traveled all over the world while somehow while doing that he collected military-grade firearms and was stockpiling them in New Zealand. The writer went to say we are not supposed to know that part of the story."! In other words suggested evidence elsewhere, which wouldn't surprise me.

I don't know that the statement has any bases is factual or not.
Other aspect they raised the NZ Stuff News reporting of young christians converting at same mosque then getting killed in Yemen..interesting.

I posted the above post in part because I had already determined that Brendon Tarrant, not having military training and without support, could not have made IED's and put together that sought of attack.
Also the image of him in hand cuffs displaying a bulls-eye jester, suggests he was communicating to someone.
His travel dates indicate a very busy person who sent mail-outs to awful lot of people by the sounds of it after he had already lunched his attack. Seems all very unlikely and the above post raises some interesting points.

This thread as a collection of information being complied for later reference in an endeavor to form a reasonable idea what actually occurred. Bound up in time

Spanish authorities have confirmed they are investigating a reported attack on the North Korean Embassy in Madrid, a spokesperson for Spain's National Police told CNN.
The alleged incident, which was reported to have taken place on February 22, was carried out by 10 people carrying fake firearms who entered the compound and interrogated and beat up people inside, according to the Spanish newspaper

While details are thin, it appears likely that intelligence services were involved

Third, until late 2017 the North Korean embassy in Spain was headed by Kim Hyok Chol, a North Korean diplomat who since early 2019 has been in charge of negotiations with the U.S. on the nuclear issues — serving, essentially, as a counterpart to Stephen Biegun.

According to reports by El Pais and El Confidencial, two Spanish news outlets, local police have come to suspect that the embassy attack was somehow linked to the CIA.

The alleged involvement of men with ties to the CIA was first reported in the Spanish daily El Pais. According to El Pais‘ sources, the men that attacked the embassy may have been looking for information on North Korean diplomat Kim Hyok-chol, who had served as North Korea’s ambassador to Spain until he was expelled in 2017. Kim has also been one of the leading officials involved in the negotiations with the U.S. over the last year.

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What happened?

Local media reports that on the afternoon of 22 February, a group of 10 people broke into North Korea's embassy, north-west of the Spanish capital's centre.

According to El Confidencial (in Spanish), the assailants gagged and tied up staff members, and took a number of computers.

One woman managed to get free, escaping through a second floor window and screaming for help. Concerned neighbours quickly called the police.

But when officers arrived they were greeted by an Asian man at the door who reassured them that all was well and nothing had happened.

Minutes later, the man and the other attackers sped away from the embassy at full speed in two North Korean diplomatic vehicles.