Ok tough guy, you try

>use shitty homemade weapons >starts blaming middle easterners >starts calling himself a loser at least he was getting more aware...

100% loser, he couldn't even get through a wooden door with a bomb.

>>19816 (OP) definitely a loser but ill admit his outfit/loadout looks fucking good

>>19816 (OP) Are you a faggot or a retard?

>>19816 (OP) qrd on this faggot?

>>23408 >>23408 >tried to shoot up a synagogue >shot a landwhale while walking towards it >unironically stopped by the wooden doors on the synagogue

>>19816 (OP) how can he be a hero? he's a murderer. the only thing worth a mention about him is the guns that he had because they were homebuilt.

>>23375 >>23408 >>23637 >>28957 Bringing this 2yo thread back from the dead eh >his manifesto listed all his weapons, including his two luty submachine guns, his pipe shotgun, his ammunition and explosives, and his sword... but left out his "secret weapon" >german courts didn't reveal it >we still don't know what his secret weapon was What was it nu/pol/ ? I think it was picrel

>>28957 The Luty has a fatal flaw, the lack of an extractor. If an extractor was added to the design... anyway, the real issue is that lone wolf attacks can either flop or have an outsized impact, but they have no momentum to affect lasting change. Basically an organization is required and there is you with a meager sustenance income versus billions of dollars and Intel agencies from around the world. Hard Mode. In WW2 about 1% of forces in uniform were deployed to the front at one time, allowing for a continuous pace of operations. This was certainly true for the Marines while island-hopping, after the initial landing zones were secured when it was all hands. Military budgets for countries around the world are typically 1-5% of GDP, so it seems that any sustainable organization should only have one man in twenty as an "operator". That about the other 19? Providing food, shelter, growing the organization, basically an extended family. Phillia, the root word for family, the extended family that creates a tribe, a Phyle.

>>30113 >but left out his "secret weapon" >>german courts didn't reveal it Kino

>>19870 He could have just bumped it open with his car, but he just parked it next to the door >>23637 >shot a landwhale while walking towards it And also shot his own tyre while at it

>>30140 America's hourly school mag dump will be condemned by one side and called a conspiracy crisis actor scenario by the other. But America's health insurance CEO shooting unifies them both in it's poetic symbology. Symbols are the lifeblood of (Hello, I just arrived from Cuckchan, please bully me) framing. Uncontrollable narrative on symbols spell danger to them.

>>30718 What symbols does Albion need to unfuck itself? Britain is a dumpster fire.