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Important not to have closed debates has days after the terrorist attacks has been discussed about how open the public will be too extreme opinions. Tom Kimmo Eiternes is not in doubt and believe it is important not to shut out those with extreme opinions. He speaks from personal experience: - I believe that the best way to address such attitudes are the arguments. When it comes down to it, no racist or Nazi argument that holds water - all can be disassembled with arguments. Eiternes think it is dangerous to push someone out of the debate: - If they keep to a closed discussion forum where there is only people with the same attitudes, a few radical. It is important that you pull points back and pick them from each other, he said.
He stressed that the investigation so far has not uncovered clues that suggest that Behring Breivik had accomplices.
The theory that he was alone has been strengthened, but we are still in an early phase. Currently there are no uncovered some flaws in his explanation, saying the police prosecutor to NRK.no.
- Breivik is an Islamic enemy who has built up an enemy. He is an extremely ideologically and politically motivated. Most right-wing extremists are using neo-Nazi symbols. Anders Behring Breivik despise and look down on neo-Nazis. He defends Israel and, in some environments described as a Zionist, says Fitje.
Originally posted by Aeons
www.theoreti.ca...
There is also this interesting concept of the web of hate that I've not been addressing as I've been interested to see how many people challenge it.
A couple of visualizations and some listing of the people/websites who were connected with 2083's distribution.
This sort of thing I totally think is a very interesting tool for understanding how ideas spread.
That isn't how it is being used. It is instead being used as a very powerful emotional logical fallacy, to paint anyone who might look or have been emailed or every clicked a link or read an email as a member of the nefarious Web Of Hate.
Guilt by Association. This isn't the only time this is being used right now. Hell, the Labour party just took the election using this tactic. It is a nasty, manipulative, ball of viciousness.
edit on 2011/9/25 by Aeons because: (no reason given)
This map shows those relationships between sites. To appear on it does not make anyone responsible for Breivik's actions. Rather it shows how a conspiracist mind can twist perfectly normal stories into a threatening and dangerous pattern.
For each site on the map, you click the dot to go there directly - and it then illuminates all links to other sites. The sites have been divided by category - click on the icon with three circles in the right-hand corner to see the sites grouped. Yellow links show who the site has linked to; red links show who has linked to it
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Anders Breivik's manifesto reveals a subculture of nationalistic and Islamophobic websites that link the European and American far right in a paranoid alliance against Islam and is also rooted in some democratically elected parties.
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According to a local news report: “Only hours before Anders Behring Breivik began shooting children on Utøya, the police emergency squad concluded an exercise where they practiced an almost identical situation.”
One of the paper’s police sources chalked it up “chance.”
The article at Aftenposten.no [translated here] states that they practiced this “almost identical situation” both “four days in advance, and also the same Friday that the attack was carried out.” The has been confirmed confirmed from key sources in the management of the Oslo police, according to the paper.
One of the police sources confirmed this, responding: “Chance would have it that way.”
Originally posted by p51mustang
the new mexican drug cartel is " the templar knights" see l.a.times.
“I would like an evaluation of whether we can use other measures, for example that a release would be objectionable or offensive to society,” Storberget told NTB.