Oh I agree there was a pre-planned "reaction"... with the gun laws  there was an immediate ( pre-planned) proposal by the locals in  NZ, plus it took only a day or so for the US   puppets to start pointing at it and saying "We in the US should do what NZ is doing!", and for the Aussie PM to start talking about what the G20 should do. But it is all manufactured and created by the international DS/media and I do not think the movement will get any real traction. Heck most Americans know less about Australia and New Zealand than the folks Down Under know about the US. I don't believe Americans are going to suddenly throw gun rights overboard because of an incident in New Zealand.  We have been fes a steady diet of gun violence in the US, why are we suddenly going to "see the light" on account of an incident in New Zealand, which most Americans cannot even locate on a map ?    <  2883  p>We have tolerated mass murder of our own citizens and seen mass murders all over the world. So suddenly we are going to accept loss of our Constitutional rights because of another staged attack in New Zealand ?  FAIL