The transgender mass shooter who carried out a horrific attack on Christians at Annunciation Catholic Church and School in Minneapolis, killing two children and injuring 17 others before taking his own life, wrote in a dark, troubling manifesto posted online that he was "tired of being trans," according to a New York Post report.

"I only keep [the long hair] because it is pretty much my last shred of being trans. I am tired of being trans, I wish I never brain-washed myself," 23-year-old transgender man Robin (Robert) Westman wrote in the manifesto, which was translated by NYPost journalists.

The transgender man continued, "I can't cut my hair now as it would be an embarrassing defeat, and it might be a concerning change of character that could get me reported. It just always gets in my way. I will probably chop it on the day of the attack."

Westman's demonic manifesto contained violent fantasies, including wanting to be a "scary, horrible monster" over children, and referenced admiration for the Sandy Hook massacre. His gun magazines had sick messages such as "kill Donald Trump" and "for the children."

Westman's videos, posted hours before the shootings, may only suggest he used "very similar to the symbolism used by violent global satanic cults called Order of 9 Angles and 764," according to one X user.

Yoshi The Patriot @yoshithepatriot

The Minnesota shooter wrote satanic symbolism on his firearms and magazines that are very similar to the symbolism used by violent global satanic cults called Order of 9 Angles and 764. There are thousands of members worldwide bent on hastening the collapse of the western world.

The transgender mass shooter appears to be a soulless byproduct of woke.

He was also anti-Christian

Watch: https://twitter.com/i/status/1960794215924789395

Brad Maloney 🌿 @br4dm4l0n3y

I was at an FBI briefing just 6 months ago where “Nihilistic Accelerationism” was a hot topic as an emerging threat. That meant groups like The Com, 764, O9A…

Not sure what happened to that priority but they were very much surveilled at the time. We failed w/ Robin Westman.

Meanwhile, the New York Times, which still can't define what a woman is, misgendered the transgender mass shooter as a "her"...

And perhaps yesterday's incident should be viewed as an act of domestic terrorism by a radical trans woke warrior targeting Catholics. Maybe it's time for the nation to come to its senses about the mental health crisis emanating from the woke regime.

Make no mistake, a cultural war is playing out...

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​​​​​​​Extremist Group Admits Responsibility For Wave Of College Swatting Attacks

"There are thousands of members worldwide bent on hastening the collapse of the western world."

Federal and local authorities have been bombarded with a series of hoax active- shooter incidents at a dozen U.S. universities in recent weeks, even as a horrific shooting unfolded in Minneapolis yesterday, where a crazed transgender shooter, with "kill Trump" on his weapon, killed two children and injured 17 others at a Catholic school.

A new report from Wired claims that one of its journalists made contact with the self-proclaimed leader of an extremist online hacker group called Purgatory, which operates on a Telegram channel and is responsible for the surge in swatting hoaxes at major universities nationwide.

Wired's David Gilbert said Purgatory is linked with extremist network The Com and subgroup 764 that markets a menue of harassment services on its Telegram channel, including swatting schools for $20 (now $95), attacking hospitals, businesses, and airports for up to $50, and even offering "slashings" or "brickings" for as little as $10–$35.

Yoshi The Patriot @yoshithepatriot

The Minnesota shooter wrote satanic symbolism on his firearms and magazines that are very similar to the symbolism used by violent global satanic cults called Order of 9 Angles and 764. There are thousands of members worldwide bent on hastening the collapse of the western world. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/nihilistic-accelerationists-rogue-extremist- group-claims-responsibility-wave-college