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Norwegian anti-immigration militant Anders Behring Breivik
Wearing a black suit, white shirt and silvery tie, a tense Breivik sat with his eyes mostly downcast and occasionally bit his lip in a packed hearing to extend his custody before trial.
But after the hearing, a 20-year-old survivor of the island shooting said Breivik looked nervous and small, a far cry from the last time he saw the killer wearing a police uniform and carrying a semi-automatic rifle.
Originally posted by Aeons
After 3.5 months of digging bullets out of 136 people/corpses don't you think that someone might have noticed some bullets that didn't come from the same two weapons?
Originally posted by Aeons
They don't release them because they are part of the case.
Originally posted by Aeons
I would suspect that the "shotgun pellets" are some form of shrapnel.
In a blog post on Thursday morning the man presented with full name and image. He says clearly that he has not expressed support for Breivik, but says he has blogged about him.
"I describe how Breivik may have thought, and how he went to war against the multi-culture, but I say that I myself am against violence," he writes on the blog.
The man, who is trained in indologi according to his own blog, has worked in an internship at Härnösand municipality. On blogs, he describes himself as a radical conservative. He comes with a number of xenophobic statements, and his motivation seems to be a strong form of anti-Islamism. As Breivik consider himself to be a conservative Christian.
But that man's attitude is contrary to everything the university stands for was also part of the reason, according to Berglund...
Danish right-wing extremists eye 'race war': police
(AFP) – 2 hours ago
COPENHAGEN — Right-wing extremists in Denmark are getting ready for a "race war" and are conducting weapons training in preparation, the country's PET intelligence agency said Thursday.
A small minority of Denmark's far-right group members "are involved in registering political adversaries and are trying among other things to acquire skills in weapons use and martial arts," PET said in a report on political extremism.
Originally posted by Aeons
uk.reuters.com...
Norwegian anti-immigration militant Anders Behring Breivik
Since I stated attacking the previous terminology, they've been slowing moving to calling Anders Behring Breivik a militant.
I think that they find this more acceptable than calling him an insurgent.
Originally posted by Sorgmodig
* very interesting
www.diskusjon.no...
Originally posted by Aeons
You'll notice that in the news articles that are more redacted are more likely to have more descriptions that aren't supported as well if there is more information.
This is a framing technique, to control and inject meaning.
Originally posted by jaamaan
Originally posted by Aeons
You'll notice that in the news articles that are more redacted are more likely to have more descriptions that aren't supported as well if there is more information.
This is a framing technique, to control and inject meaning.
If i read the transcripts that you posted of this hearing than i get the impression that Anders Behring Breivik did not act like he felt small.
But i can imagine he looked a whole lot less strong now that on the day of his actions, totaly pumped up in drugs and (self)mindcontrol, with gun in hand and in uniform.
Specialy after months of the treatment he gets in prison.
These methods they use in his prison may seem soft and in effective but i think they are just designed to get even the strongest man down in the long run.
It is not just for information gathering, like Anders Behring Breivik seems to think when suggesting better methods.
It will just squeeze the life force out of you like a Chinese re-education camp lets say.
Originally posted by Sorgmodig
As far as I know, there was no bomb drill. I heard it was an anti terrorist training unit that trained entering high story buildings...
He said afterwards that he was nervous before he went into the door of the hall, but he afterwards thought it was well and good.
- How?
- It's a little hard to know what he means. It hangs together with what he thought would happen, and he had an idea that he would be in danger there. It went well, but it's hard to say if that is what he refers to, or otherwise, said Lippestad.
In Additionally, police found a sawn-off shotgun in the car Breivik drove from the government building to the developer on 22 July. - Nothing indicates that this weapon was in use 22 July, said the police officer.
The Glock is engraved "Mjöllnir" with runic characters. Mjollnir (Mjølner) referred to in Norse mythology as "the painter and shatters into dust," and is more commonly known as Thor's hammer
The rifle is engraved "Gungnir", better known as Odin's spear. According to mythology is the spear through it all and hit what he aims at.
- He has not mentioned anything about the Norse in interviews or conversations with me. He has talked a lot about Sigurd the Crusader, but not referred to anything that comes to Old Norse, said Lippestad to Dagbladet.
he Norwegian VG tabloid cited leaked police interrogations with Anders Behring Breivik for its story. It reported that Breivik's aim was to kill former Norwegian Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland, Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere or Eskil Pedersen, head of the Labor Party's youth wing.
VG said it had obtained "extensive insight" into the police interrogations with Breivik, but its executives declined to say how the paper obtained the information.
Police, however, released a statement calling it "unfortunate" that classified documents from the investigation had leaked to the media. It said the documents had been made available to police, defense lawyers and lawyers representing survivors and the families of victims.
Breivik has faced police claimed that it would not have been necessary for him to go out on Utøya if high-rise building in the government building had collapsed. His lawyer, Geir Lippestad, answer the following questions about Breivik considered the explosion in government building Completed: - It was NOK outcome of the explosion, which meant that he decided to go to Utøya, said Lippestad.
Trying to manipulate the police. Terror expert Magnus Searches Torp at the Defence Academy in Sweden believes that the mass murderer on several occasions has shown that he has a grandiose self-image, and that much of what he explains in no way matches with reality. - Not everything he says is true. If he wants, he can explain that every building or person in Norway shall be a goal for him. He has an extraordinary imagination, and although he has constructed a fantasy world, he is intelligent NOK to try to manipulate the police in interrogations, said Searches Torp.
hat need for a certain desire to participate, even it is difficult to speculate on the motive of his for it.