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Soldier admits espionage attempt after undercover sting at Linton Military Camp

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A soldier has pleaded guilty to attempted espionage, dishonest computer access, and possessing objectionable material after being caught in an undercover operation.

Believing he was passing information to a foreign agent, the soldier handed over military phone directories, maps, security details, and access codes, and attempted to provide further classified material.

He also possessed a recording of the Christchurch mosque attack and Brenton Tarrant’s censored manifesto.

This marks the first military prosecution for espionage or attempted espionage in New Zealand, with sentencing to be decided by a military panel following his guilty pleas at a court martial.

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  1. Doesn’t really allude to the soldiers cultural or national background and/or possible motivation.

    Holding Deans Ave shooting footage is the objectionable material.

    Does he question the official narrative, or was he glorifying Order 764 or Order Nine Angels (ONA) cult which links him to Norwegian killer Anders Breivik?

    • There is some info coming from a minor political party shortly, and yes; deliberately leaving-out which country was involved, the ethnicity of the traitor, etc. all reeks of Israeli Mossad Ops past & present…!

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