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Peace Returns in Christchurch

Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Voices of support for the victims of a terrorist attack on a mosque in New Zealand have come from numerous circles, including a motorcycle club and “Egg Boy”.

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Members of a New Zealand biker club performed the Haka dance in front of the site of the mosque shootings in Christchurch, March 17./REUTERS/Joseph C.. tempo : 173224443511.

It was still morning when a man dressed in all black and a leather vest with “Mongrel Mob Waikato” on it who was driving a large Harley-Davidson motorcycle slowly pulled into the yard of a mosque in Hamilton, New Zealand, on Friday, March 22. The yard was already full of men wearing traditional headdress and women wearing headscarves who wanted to perform the Friday prayer.

However, among those Muslims were some other large men dress

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