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'The Anders Breivik I knew'
"This is him," he said. "This is the guy. The guy they just arrested at the summer camp."
There was a link, to a Facebook page. Three to four pictures, clearly professionally taken, shot in a studio. Almost like a press kit.
They were pictures of a guy I knew.
Pictures of a guy whose name many people will not even speak out any more, as they do not want to contribute to his fame.
Anders Behring Breivik was a friend of mine. He was my classmate for four years.
SOURCE
The prosecutor also confirmed Norwegian media reports that police had received several phone calls from Breivik during the hour long killing spree on the island but would not reveal details.
A report in the Norwegian daily Aftenposten, said Breivik offered to surrender several times and asked police to call him back, but they didn't.
However, he added, "you cannot accuse a Muslim person in Germany, who worships her faith, who
respects ritual such as Ramadan, and who raises her children respecting God, and otherwise leads an
exemplary civil life in our country, of the extreme actions of regimes such as the one in Saudi Arabia."
Originally posted by Aeons
www.telegraph.co.uk...
Breivik re-enacts attack on Utoeya.
www.telegraph.co.uk...
Still wearing his justicar colours.
In Norway, the leader of the local conservative party, Erna Solberg, complained that "the way European
extremist anti-Islam groups today denigrate Muslims and Islam is very similar to the way Fascist and
right wing parties denigrated Jews in the 1930s."
(snip)
Hans Leyendecker, a prominent German reporter, appealed to the public "not to fall into this
propaganda trap" of anti-Muslim movements in Europe.
"These hot debates on the risks of Islamic terror most of the time ignore the basic fact, that its attacks
occur mostly in Muslim countries, such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Somalia, and that its main victims
are Muslims themselves," Leyendecker wrote in an op-ed piece in the daily newspaper 'Die
Sueddeutsche Zeitung'. "In 2010, there were some 250 terror attacks in Europe. Only three of these
attacks had an Islamic background."
SOURCE
Originally posted by Aeons
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This is just a sampling of thoughts from Europe.
He did? Do you have a source for that?
Originally posted by Aeons
Since Breivik was able to describe just about every single one of his murders, your theory is blown out of the water.
There is one cell phone video of survivors hiding in a cave. This is certainly not a corroboration of Breivik acting alone.
Originally posted by AeonsIt seems also that the police have video of parts of it as corroboration.
Originally posted by AeonsI would suggest watching and reading the Baltic, and European news and forums about this.
Originally posted by Aeons
Since Breivik was able to describe just about every single one of his murders, your theory is blown out of the water.
It seems also that the police have video of parts of it as corroboration. They aren't releasing it, probably for obvious reasons.
I would suggest watching and reading the Baltic, and European news and forums about this. They appear to be far less squeamish than their North American counterparts.
That's some serious ability at psychic communication, that he could pull the specific murders of people in areas he wasn't in from the isolation he's been in since he surrendered to police.
edit on 2011/8/19 by Aeons because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by starviego
There is one cell phone video of survivors hiding in a cave. This is certainly not a corroboration of Breivik acting alone.
Originally posted by starviego
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