Norway attacks: Oslo hit by bomb explosion and youths shot at camp
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Not your fault, they just disappear sometimes. Was there something specifically interesting in the story?
I THINK he tried to link this one:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/24/us-norway-idUSL6E7IN00C20110724
Norway suspect deems killings atrocious but needed
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/24/us-norway-idUSL6E7IN00C20110724
Norway suspect deems killings atrocious but needed
21 yrs. max, he's going to explain himself and why it was "needed". A dedicated martyr willing to do the time to force attention to a cause? There is stress in Europe and things are changing, Germany and The Netherlands have both rejected multiculturalism recently. The article below discusses the issue, it also makes an eerie reference to the beer halls.
Norway Attacks Put Spotlight on Rise of Right-Wing Sentiment in Europe
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/24/world/europe/24europe.html
Norway Attacks Put Spotlight on Rise of Right-Wing Sentiment in Europe
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/24/world/europe/24europe.html
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Norway Attack Suspect Puzzles Police
Thirty-two-year-old Anders Behring Breivik is a right-wing Norwegian man with no known links to hardcore extremists.
http://news.discovery.com/human/norway-shooting-suspect-breivik-110723.html
Thirty-two-year-old Anders Behring Breivik is a right-wing Norwegian man with no known links to hardcore extremists.
http://news.discovery.com/human/norway-shooting-suspect-breivik-110723.html
it gets stranger....
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Manifesto of a murderer
EVER since Anders Behring Breivik fired the opening volley of the shooting spree that took the lives of at least 85 youngsters on the small Norwegian island of Utøya on Friday, every few hours has brought some new shock.
The latest revelation is that the 32-year-old Norwegian appears to have spent nine years planning the massacre. This, at least, is the claim in an extraordinary 1,500-page document Mr Breivik published on the internet a few hours before the first part of his two-pronged attackthe bombing of a government complex in Oslo.
Mr Breiviks manifesto exposes his preparations as meticulous and obsessive. According to his own testimony he spent several years earning money to finance the attacks. He moved into his mothers apartment to save money on rent and gradually distanced himself from friends and relatives in order to avoid suspicion.
During this time he read and contributed to far-right and Islamophobic websites, and spent many hours learning how to build a bomb.
He stage-managed his own image, taking dozens of self-portraits in which he appears in a variety of uniformspolice, paramilitary and traditional Norwegian costumeand publishing them online. His preparations for these photos included visits to tanning salons and beauty parlours.
The final phase involved leasing an isolated farmhouse. This gave him solitude, an excuse for buying the huge amount of fertiliser he needed for the bomb, and a barn big enough to store it.
Mr Breivik went to elaborate lengths to conceal his purpose. People who wanted to visit were told he was busy with the summer harvest, though he knew nothing of farming. He was apparently content to let a rumour circulate that he had dropped out of circulation in shame over a homosexual affair.
Mr Breivik's manifesto2083. A European Declaration of Independencealso provides some insight into his motivations. His ideology appears to be a form of reactionary Christian fundamentalism, fuelled by hatred of Islam, Marxism and non-whites.
Page after page detail his thoughts on politics and society. He rails against the European Union, the United Nations and other transnational organisations. Norwegian politicians are castigated: the right-wing Progress Party (to which he once belonged) is condemned as too tame and the ruling Labour Party comes in for particularly vicious attack.
Mr Breiviks hatred has stunned Norwegians.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/newsbook/2011/07/norway-attacks
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Manifesto of a murderer
EVER since Anders Behring Breivik fired the opening volley of the shooting spree that took the lives of at least 85 youngsters on the small Norwegian island of Utøya on Friday, every few hours has brought some new shock.
The latest revelation is that the 32-year-old Norwegian appears to have spent nine years planning the massacre. This, at least, is the claim in an extraordinary 1,500-page document Mr Breivik published on the internet a few hours before the first part of his two-pronged attackthe bombing of a government complex in Oslo.
Mr Breiviks manifesto exposes his preparations as meticulous and obsessive. According to his own testimony he spent several years earning money to finance the attacks. He moved into his mothers apartment to save money on rent and gradually distanced himself from friends and relatives in order to avoid suspicion.
During this time he read and contributed to far-right and Islamophobic websites, and spent many hours learning how to build a bomb.
He stage-managed his own image, taking dozens of self-portraits in which he appears in a variety of uniformspolice, paramilitary and traditional Norwegian costumeand publishing them online. His preparations for these photos included visits to tanning salons and beauty parlours.
The final phase involved leasing an isolated farmhouse. This gave him solitude, an excuse for buying the huge amount of fertiliser he needed for the bomb, and a barn big enough to store it.
Mr Breivik went to elaborate lengths to conceal his purpose. People who wanted to visit were told he was busy with the summer harvest, though he knew nothing of farming. He was apparently content to let a rumour circulate that he had dropped out of circulation in shame over a homosexual affair.
Mr Breivik's manifesto2083. A European Declaration of Independencealso provides some insight into his motivations. His ideology appears to be a form of reactionary Christian fundamentalism, fuelled by hatred of Islam, Marxism and non-whites.
Page after page detail his thoughts on politics and society. He rails against the European Union, the United Nations and other transnational organisations. Norwegian politicians are castigated: the right-wing Progress Party (to which he once belonged) is condemned as too tame and the ruling Labour Party comes in for particularly vicious attack.
Mr Breiviks hatred has stunned Norwegians.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/newsbook/2011/07/norway-attacks
Is history screaming at us?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4387300...sed-norway-mass-killer-wants-public-platform/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4387300...sed-norway-mass-killer-wants-public-platform/
