- "On the Facebook page attributed to him, Mr Breivik
describes himself as a Christian and a conservative. It listed his interests
as hunting, body building and freemasonry. His profile also listed him
as single. The page has since been taken down."
- The Telegraph (England), July 23, 2011
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- "His favorite TV show was named as Dexter - a series
about a Miami police forensics expert who moonlights as a serial killer...There
was anger among some of the 150,000 Muslims living in Norway when a newspaper
reproduced the controversial Danish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad in
January last year. Last night 'Helpers of the Global Jihad' posted a message
on the internet claiming the bombing was 'only the beginning' of the retaliation
over the cartoons."
- Daily Mail (England) July 23, 2011
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- Mr. C.A. on Norway Terror:
- Is the attack a slap on the wrist for Norwegian meddling
in the globalist agenda? Norway is not a member of the European Union and
its recent actions will have undoubtedly angered many of the power players
amongst the global elite within that inner circle. Specifically, Norway's
support for full Palestinian statehood, set to be voted on at the UN in
September, Norway's decision to reverse its support for the bombardment
of Libya and withdraw completely from the NATO operation on August 1, and
Norway's move to freeze a $42 million dollar payment to Greece, an obvious
hindrance to recent efforts to prop up the country's dire debt crisis,
are all massive issues that could have caused a fall out between Norway
and the Anglo-American establishment.
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- Reports that the culprit of the mass shooting at a Labor
youth camp outside Oslo, who early indications show killed at least 84
people, was a blonde-haired Norwegian man, fit perfectly into the recent
propaganda campaign to hype the "white Al-Qaeda" as the most
deadly terror threat. Self-proclaimed security experts quoted by Reuters
are already predicting the blame will "fall on both Islamists and
right-wing extremists," in some form of alliance that led to a "hybrid
assault," which in and of itself is a ludicrous notion but does serve
to link anti-government sentiment amongst the host population with Muslim
terrorism, which has been the goal all along.
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