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Originally posted by Aeons
I'm sure during that time between 2007 and 2010, he just didn't play any other games at all. Just dropped them cold.
Though since WOW is where he seems to have met or played extensively with his more radicalizing influence, I guess that is worth some exploration. Though it still wouldn't be the GAME that radicalized him, but the PEOPLE he gamed with.
- The jobs were not immediately canceled. This was long before it happened on Utøya, and we were told to wait. So our patrols continued with their mission, but were told to be on the lookout for the car.
At the same time running Breivik through their police without any of the patrols will notice it.
900 unused shots. It said several sources told VG. During the massacre returned Breivik several times to the white house information center on Utøya. There was a suitcase filled with ammunition.
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Memoirs of a hardcore gamer on Silvermoon.
This will be my first and last emo post
I'm leaving WoW to go hardcore AoC. Ive been a dedicated WoW gamer now for more than 2 years (First Virtue, Unit, Nevermore) and have played nonstop in this period.
As an illustration to why I'm leaving: The frog
If you boil water in a bowl and put a frog in it, it will jump out immediately. However, if you have a bowl of cold water and slowly boil the frog it will stay there and die. The relevance you ask?
Ill leave when Nihilum leaves arguement
There will not be a hardcore riot. Nihilum, SK gaming and the rest of the top 300 hardcore guilds will not simply say, ”Heck, screw this, were gonna re roll War or AoC”. It wont happen. We are being boiled slowly (Game being slowly changed in a more casual direction) and the only result of this will be individual players leaving, one after the other. Eventually there will be a lot fewer hardcore guilds but that is simply because the guilds cant recruit as many top lvl candidates as before. There wont be a mass exodus lead by Nihilum, SK gaming etc (This is good news for Blizzard at least).
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Originally posted by Aeons
www.dagbladet.no...
Originally posted by jaamaan
Some history stats from WOW on conservatism, Anders Behring Breivik his last known WOW useer name.
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What did you think of him as a person?
was meticulous almost to obsession. Calculated, cold and evasive in dealing with others, never aggressive. Discuss with him all aspects of the game, tactics, organization. He had good ideas but lacked the courage to implement them, fails to present its point of view, but being a good strategist, he became my advisor.
He gave signs of violence ever in the game?
Never! He was a calm, even annoying.
Breivik will NOK act calm and composed. He is not stressed by the situation, but it is clear that when he comes to incarceration and see all the fuss, then NOK affect him, said Lippestad.
He was on an extended trip alone as 15-year-old Copenhagen. He was stopped on the train, and there was contact with police and child welfare. It was not concluded and the matter was not taken further, says lawyer Geir Lippe City, Breivik's lawyer, told Dagbladet.
Originally posted by Aeons
He's also doing some sort of calming meditation thing - I'd be interested to know what he's thinking about then. Mission success? God? Is he reviewing his success?
Making him find the only calming method for gaming his internal wetware in going back to the last moment he felt okay and having him go over and over it exclusively is pattern setting. With no other outlet. He had other mechanisms to control himself before, and now he has almost none - except this one, exercise, and apparently hair pulling (not the first time he's done this by his other pictures). This is very very bad for driving him further into down into himself. Bad for his soul. Bad for his mind, but very bad for his soul.
He's got plans up to during the trial. Clearly he's very determined. If someone else won't kill him and they don't break him out of this ever restricting circle, he'll kill himself. Meaningfully.edit on 2011/10/31 by Aeons because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Aeons
The subconscious finally put together what it is he is thinking about when he does that.
Music. He's thinking about music.
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Q u o t e:
Why have you stopped ;o
Because I'm writing a book about Conservatism, more specifically regarding the Islamisation of Europe. Have been working on the book full time the last two years, and its time to release and publish it.
Was no emo post this time though as Blizzard has solved most of the issues
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He says that he did not need to suppress the fear and that it was not appropriate to listen to music, said Ground.
In the interview he spoke about what he has tended to listen to and how he has used music as inspiration or to sit in a certain mood, says Jordet.
Several of the survivors of Utøya will also be in place in the Oslo City Court, and the terror accused 32-year-old, according to his defense excited to meet them face to face. - Aim said he is excited about how it will be to meet relatives and injured. This is a completely new situation for him. He also says that he is aware that it can come shouts from the audience and that some may try to attack him. He is prepared for all scenarios, says Jordet. According to him, does not Breivik bothered to have killed 77 people. - He has not said anything about, says the lawyer.
Oslo District Court’s second case of the week involves three men indicted for terrorism conspiracy, 40-year-old Uighur (China) Mikael Davud, Iraqi-Kurd Shawan Sadek Saeed Bujak, 38, David Jakobsen, a 33-year-old and Uzbek.
Particularly harsh criticism came from Attorney Yvonne Mette Larsen, who represents several victims' families. "Breivik getting exactly the attention he has long coveted," she told the Norwegian news agency NTB
He was also interrupted when he introduced himself as justituarius the Knights Templar...
Breivik stared somberly toward the prosecution for most of the 25-minute hearing. He pleaded not guilty to the terror charges but only after being cut off by justice Torkjel Nesheim as he launched into one of several diatribes during the court proceedings.
“I am a military commander in the Norwegian military resistance movement… and a Knight Templar,” Breivik replied, when asked his plea. “[The court has] a mandate from those that support multiculturalism.”
“Regarding the competence (of the court), I object to it because you received your mandate from organizations that support hate ideology (and) because it supports multiculturalism,” he added.
“He is arrogant, self-assured, and without any form for apologies and lives in his own bubble,” says Heggertveit.
Nesheim:
- Yes, thank you for it. When you emerge, Anders Behring Breivik. Can you get up. We have your personal data from the past, so we are not here now. I assume you are familiar with the case, what charges apply. You have been in previous incarceration meetings. You have previously acknowledged the facts relating to the charge applies. Bomb blast in government building, and shooting at the Labour Youth League summer camp on Utøya. You have not admitted guilt earlier. What is the situation today, Behring Breivik? Is it still the same?
Breivik:
- When the parties meet, it is normal that both parties are allowed to present themselves. I have so far not been allowed to do so. I'll do it now. I am a military commander of the Norwegian resistance movement and a knight, Chief Justice of the Knights Templar and Knights Templar Norway Europe. And when it comes to your impartiality, I have objections to it. For you have received your mandate from the organizations that support multiculturalism in Norway. Multiculturalism is an anti-Norwegian hate ideology, which is designed to deconstruct the Norwegian ethnic group. And deconstruct Norwegian ethnic group, it is the same as ethnic cleansing.
Nesheim:
- Yes, Breivik, I think I'm doing. For this purpose. What I asked questions to you about was whether you acknowledge guilt or not. When you answer yes or no to it.
Breivik:
- I recognize the actions, but not guilt.
Nesheim:
- Mmmm. It's okay. Then we note that for the right book, you do not. It is as you probably know, that you have no obligation to explain to you here today. Do you want to explain to you about matters that are relevant to the case, for this incarceration meeting?
Breivik:
- Yes, I want it.
Nesheim:
- Yes. Then you will be allowed to do so. What is important now is that you try to concentrate on explaining things that are relevant to this incarceration meeting. It shall be dealt with today, as you know, through the police's request, is that the police have requested you still imprisoned for twelve weeks. In addition, they have requested letters, visits and media ban for twelve weeks. The court is particularly interested in hearing anything about, is how you set up for this, and what the conditions are in prison.
Breivik:
- So, I will not accept detention.
Nesheim:
- You crave your released?
Breivik:
- So I am a military ... (Interupted by the judge):
Nesheim:
- I asked a question, Breivik. You want to be released?
Breivik:
- ... and I will not accept detention.
Nesheim:
- You will not accept detention, you crave your released? Yes. Do you want to explain something more about custody stay, and the conditions in prison?
Breivik:
- I do not really have as many additional comments to what I have already formulated. What I said earlier, was that if you first use a torture method, it is better to use one that is aimed at gathering information. And ... I see it as a very irrational form of torture, then.
Nesheim:
- So it sitting in detention?
Breivik:
- I would recommend, Saudi Arabia, they have a very good method that they use against Al Qaeda, which combines it with information gathering. Beyond that, I have no comment.
Nesheim:
- You do not have any other comments. It's okay. Then the opportunity to ask questions to you, Behring Breivik. And then will I first hear the prosecution if they want to ask some questions?
Deer-Kraby:
- No questions, thank you.
Nesheim:
- Are there any questions from the defense?
Lippestad
- Yes, one question. You've been alone a long time, Breivik. Can you say something about how you see it sitting alone?
Breivik:
- I have no problems with it. There were some problems in the beginning, with a view to adapt from a very active lifestyle, to a very passive. But for the moment it goes, it goes okay.
Lippestad:
- No more questions.
Nesheim:
- Then you can sit, Breivik. As we continue incarceration meeting on. And when is it that I ask the prosecutor to give a brief explanation of the petition. And especially I want something illuminated by the prosecutor destruction of evidence of hazard ratio, and the restrictions to the defendant.
At the end of the meeting, before the judge is about to retire, conducted a discussion about repeal of the general meeting between the prohibition of detention meeting. Then ask Breivik the word:
Breivik:
- Will I be allowed to make a comment before you adjourn?
Nesheim:
- Now I only take minutes of the ban, Behring Breivik, so you can make a comment afterwards. Then cancel the court minutes of the ban entirely under the Courts Act 129, fourth paragraph. It is taken into the court records.
- Also the Behring Breivik get the word quite short. Then there must be something that is relevant to the case, Behring Breivik.
Breivik:
- I understand that the victim is present for the first time. Will I be allowed to speak to them?
Nesheim:
- No, you will not now.
Breivik:
- Okay.
Nesheim:
- When the court adjourned.
Anders Behring Breivik does not want to be photographed or filmed.
Accused has adequate medical attention in prison and it is not stated anything about the specific problems related to his sentence.
Judge Geoffrey Rivlin QC, the Recorder of Westminster and Deputy High Court Judge said, 'I express the hope that his ordeal as a man in detention in this country for a number of years without trial is brought to an end as soon as possible...It is no concern of this court as to which, but it is a matter of concern and I would have thought should be a matter of concern to the public at large, quite apart from Mr Ahmad, that here is a man who has been in custody for literally years without knowing what his fate is to be.'