Max Igan on the Coverup of The Christchurch Massacre | Jerm Warfare
Controlled Narrative
Max Igan on the Coverup of the Christchurch Massacre – 14 Jan 2023 | Jerm Warfare
The Christchurch tragedy’s official story masks deeper truths, as censorship and narrative control serve psychological warfare, maintaining illusion while silencing critical voices and inconvenient facts.
One event that is conspicuously swept under the carpet and rarely discussed is the mass shooting that took place at the mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand. The official story from that bastion of truth, Wikipedia, goes something like the following:
On 15 March 2019, two consecutive mass shootings occurred in a terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. The attacks, carried out by a lone gunman who entered both mosques during Friday prayer, began at the Al Noor Mosque in the suburb of Riccarton at 1:40 pm and continued at the Linwood Islamic Centre at 1:52 pm. 51 people were killed and 40 were injured.
Max Igan argues that the “lone gunman” story is an outright lie.
Heavily Censored
A huge red flag is the fact that the New Zealand government prohibits its citizens from watching the video and from reading the killer’s manifesto.
Why?
Apparently, according to the New Zealand government, watching the video is “objectionable” and everybody must be protected from freedom of choice and critical thinking.
The media, agrees and believes that only journalists should be permitted to watch the video because journalists are the arbiters of truth and totally care about facts and the mental wellbeing of readers.
Max Igan is a normal man with an incredible ability to analyse the world around us. His website, The Crowhouse has a boatload of interesting content, including his extensive critique of the Christchurch incident (the YouTube version of which was quickly removed).
Veiled Reality
Unmasking the Illusion of the Christchurch Shooting
On 15 March 2019, Christchurch, New Zealand, witnessed one of the most notorious mass shootings in recent history — two devastating attacks on mosques that supposedly left 51 people dead and many more injured. The official narrative, endorsed and circulated by governments and the mainstream media alike, states that this horror was the work of a lone gunman, Brenton Tarrant, who reportedly carried out the attacks alone during Friday prayers at Al Noor Mosque and the Linwood Islamic Centre.
Yet, for those attuned to the subtleties of psychological warfare, propaganda, and social engineering, this official story raises uncomfortable questions. Why is the New Zealand government so adamant about censoring the killer’s manifesto and banning the public from watching the footage of the massacre, deeming them “objectionable”? Why has the narrative been strictly controlled to the point where only journalists are allowed access, positioning themselves as the exclusive arbiters of what the public should know and how they should interpret the events?
The Silencing of Critical Thought
At its core, this censorship is not about protecting the public’s mental wellbeing. It is about maintaining control over the collective consciousness. The so-called “lone gunman” story is a tidy, convenient narrative designed to serve a deeper agenda. By focusing all the blame on a single individual, the complex web of social, political, and unseen forces played a role in cultivating such violence is rendered invisible. This neat packaging quells dissent and discourages inquiry, keeping the public’s gaze firmly fixed on a simplified storyline.
The Machinery of Illusion
Governments and media act as conduits for what can be described as the story machine — a sprawling, relentless system dedicated to constructing and preserving illusions that serve parasitic powers. This system thrives on controlling which narratives are amplified and which are suppressed, ensuring that inconvenient truths are swept under the carpet. The Christchurch shooting is no exception.
By police-state-style restrictions on information and by delegitimising public access to the manifesto or raw footage, the regime enforce social engineering. This is psychological warfare aimed at shaping collective memory, at preventing society from understanding and learning from the full reality — the reality that might implicate more than just one “lone” perpetrator.
Parasitic Psychopathy’s Greatest Fear
What these shadow manipulators dread most is exactly what the aware public does: the act of remembering, questioning, and connecting dots beyond official statements. The fear that people will awaken to the underlying mechanisms behind such staged tragedies, the exploitation of fear to advance control measures, and the silence imposed on inconvenient complexities.
In the psychological battlefield where information is the prize, Christchurch stands as a stark reminder that narratives are weaponised. They are maintained meticulously to preserve the illusion system — the fragile facade behind which power operates unchecked, feeding on divisions and distraction.
For readers well-versed in the hidden hand of geopolitical puppetry, the Christchurch shooting challenges us to look beyond the sanitised headlines and to resist the imposed censorship that muffles deeper understanding. It is a call to remember, to question, and to strip away the manufactured stories that keep society compliant and fragmented.
Source: Max Igan on the coverup of the Christchurch massacre – Jerm Warfare
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