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'I may have influenced the Norwegian mass murderer' says British extremist
A former English Defence League activist has admitted he may have inspired Norway gunman Anders Behring Breivik.
Paul Ray said his anti-Muslim blog entitled Richard The Lionhearted could have helped inform Breivik's exhaustive 1,500 page manifesto in which he justifies the atrocities.
But he condemned the murder of 76 people in twin attacks in Oslo and Utoya on Friday as an act of 'pure evil.'
SOUCRE
Originally posted by jaamaan
'I may have influenced the Norwegian mass murderer' says British extremist
A former English Defence League activist has admitted he may have inspired Norway gunman Anders Behring Breivik.
Paul Ray said his anti-Muslim blog entitled Richard The Lionhearted could have helped inform Breivik's exhaustive 1,500 page manifesto in which he justifies the atrocities.
But he condemned the murder of 76 people in twin attacks in Oslo and Utoya on Friday as an act of 'pure evil.'
SOUCRE
Originally posted by SevenStarrz
"A *former* English Defence League activist." No discussion on why he left the EDL? He's certainly very cooperative with authorities. Hmmm. Looking for his five minutes of fame?
Originally posted by CodyOutlaw
reply to post by SevenStarrz
Ah yes, the usual BS reasons given, i.e. "security concerns."
Just like Cho's sealed medical records, and the unseen Columbine Basement Tapes.
Originally posted by SevenStarrz
reply to post by jaamaan
It's very interesting that his friend's first thought is that he must have been brainwashed.
Originally posted by starviego
Maybe they want to close the court proceedings because it would be too obvious that Anders is 'under the influence' of mind control, as suggested by his lawyer's remarks:
www.newsinenglish.no...
Lippestad also confirmed details of Breivik’s behaviour in the hearings and solitary confinement, telling VG that he was “very taken up with details” in his explanations about technical aspects of his operations, but that he “does not recognize our society, our courts or out justice system” because “his understanding of reality is not like other people’s.” He continues to see himself “as a great general that is at war against the Muslim’s invasion of Europe.”
edition.cnn.com...
Lippestad said it was "very difficult" to describe Breivik's manner -- "he is not like anyone."
Originally posted by starviego
The police have assured us that Breivik confessed to the whole shebang. But how could he confess, if he doesn't even know what happened? To wit:
abclocal.go.com.../world_news&id=8271707
"He asked me if was if I was shocked and if I could explain to him what happened," Lippestad said. "He didn't know if he had succeeded with his plan."
Yup, MK-Ultra mind control, no doubt about it.edit on 31-7-2011 by starviego because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by starviego
reply to post by nidstav
Thanks for the info. Are you from Norway? Is there any debate within Norway about the facts of the investigation, like the evidence that points to more shooters?