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Originally posted by ComeFindMe
reply to post by starviego
Your logic is hazy - was he allowed to travel on a fake passport knowingly, by Norwegian PTB? Is that what you are saying? How do you know they protected him?
Originally posted by starviego
Originally posted by ComeFindMe
reply to post by starviego
Your logic is hazy - was he allowed to travel on a fake passport knowingly, by Norwegian PTB? Is that what you are saying? How do you know they protected him?
The last time I checked, traveling on a fake passport is illegal. Not just a little bit illegal, but rather very illegal. The fact that Breivik was not arrested by the Byelorussian police immediately means he had protection. The shocking thing is that you have to explain this to people. Don't people have any common sense anymore?
Originally posted by TheCommentator
reply to post by mike dangerously
What I don’t get is how people can claim its normal if god talks to them and tells them to do something good; but insane if he tells you to do something bad?
Originally posted by Aeons
The point behind a fake passport is that it would be good enough to not be questioned.
Originally posted by starviego
Originally posted by Aeons
The point behind a fake passport is that it would be good enough to not be questioned.
Ok, I'm in ATS poster la-la land now. HEY, Breivik was discovered using phony documents. He DIDN'T get away with it. And of course one might ask where he got a fake passport, or why he felt the need to use one. But that of course would assume the investigators really wanted to find out, and there is no evidence of that.
Originally posted by starviego
Originally posted by Aeons
The point behind a fake passport is that it would be good enough to not be questioned.
Ok, I'm in ATS poster la-la land now. HEY, Breivik was discovered using phony documents. He DIDN'T get away with it. And of course one might ask where he got a fake passport, or why he felt the need to use one. But that of course would assume the investigators really wanted to find out, and there is no evidence of that.