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Was he tired after being interrogated for ten hours?
- No. He was in fine form.
-It's hard to put into his mind, but it seems that this may reveal that he has a plan in which he has thought of all eventualities, so that his attacks would be as successful as possible, says lawyer Ivar Sveen told Dagbladet.
- It also says something about the brutality and cynicism of his thinking, said counsel.
Attorney Frode Elgesem assisting AUF, is critical to the Behring Breivik defender considering using his remark that he would surrender as an element in the defense of mass murderer.
- For the criminal justice assessment of the cruel acts that Anders Breivik Behring has made, this has no significance. I think that this could be a strategy to take the focus away from his actions. I do not think you should allow, and I think the trial in very little should be about this.
Standard nineteenth-century accounts of Western civilization understood the West to have four roots. Athens stood emblematically as the source of the West’s philosophical traditions. Jerusalem was the source of the West’s religious traditions. Rome was the source of the West’s legal traditions. And Germany—the German forests, in which had dwelt the Gothic tribes—was the source of the peculiarly Western spirit of liberty, contract, and self-government. In such an account, the West was in effect an alternative, secularized name for “Western Christendom.” Christianity, after all, had absorbed ancient philosophy; the church had displaced the Roman Empire as a universal jurisdiction; and the Goths were converted. In such an account, Christianity is the primary “marker” of the West, and so Rome, the eternal city, might be understood as the main taproot among the other, lesser roots. Such an account had, and continues to have, a particular appeal for traditionalist conservatives: the West they seek to defend is readily recognizable as Christendom. As a result, such conservatism has tended to have a high opinion of medieval civilization, finding within it a privileged cultural synthesis that remains normative, and so standing in a critical relationship to certain features of the contemporary world. Such a conservatism also searches in the Middle Ages for the origins of many Western institutions and practices that are often mistaken for modern innovations. The source of the West’s dynamism, for example, is found to be the church.
He was a little angry when he discovered that two other packages were delayed, said Agnethe Odhe in DB Schenker in Karlstad. It was Breivik even made the carrier aware that it was missing two pieces.
Odhe said they felt sorry for him, since he came from Norway, and that's why they remember him.
- The packs were heavy, she says.
Psychiatry has been looking for underlying causes of the Behring Anders Breivik has been one of world history's worst mass murderers. His own explanation is in the Aftenposten that he believes he has an over-developed empathy.
When asked about how it is possible for him to have the idea, as long as he relentlessly has murdered 77 people, including many children, he replies that he has saved millions of lives by taking the decision he took.
This report takes a position on whether the mass murderer is criminally sane or not, and will weigh heavily during the trial that starts 16 April next year. One of the themes in the past questioning of Breivik has been his trips abroad. In his so-called manifesto he claims to have visited one of 20 different countries, he has maintained in interviews.
I can confirm that he has made millions, says police lawyer in Oslo Christian Hatlo to NRK. - We have so far not taken him in a lie, but we have not gone deep into and drilled in the fields of finance, said Hatlo.
Anzor Chechen boy told how police mistook him for an accomplice Breivik.
Rustam Daudov, the victim: "We took, threw stones and fled. He would not turn if it did not hit a rock, and cried out to: "Chernye children."
It's the same impression I have tried to communicate from day one: that he has a reality that no other parts, and that it is very difficult to recognize themselves in. And it runs on a wide range of reality.
Another example is that he believed that he would be tried by court martial. It's just taking two phones to find out that it is not the way it works, says Lippe City. - When you read the manifesto, you get the impression that everything is very planned, that he has studied things in nine years. But it is often not well planned or studied yet. It's like day and times that are different, objectives that are different and many things all the way which is different than he had imagined.