[raisin]

Originally Posted by Mr.Goodbar ↗

Not necessarily....he's known to admire 2 anti-nazis:
Max Manus & Winston Churchill.

Rightwing does not equal 'nazi' (in case you don't understand)

I also admire Hitler for the ambitious leadership he showed, that doesn't mean I support him.

[bdjackass318]

fuck my heart goes out to those kids that lost their lives and the ones they left behind. truly a sad day for Norway. also to the people who lost their lives in the bombing.

[Sweeney]

what's the name of this psychopath killer?

[kordy]

Originally Posted by Sweeney ↗

what's the name of this psychopath killer?

Anders Breivik

[Venberg1]

And it's not even confirmed, but they are suspecting it

[rich]

Couple of google translate errors on this page are
are Multiculturalism and Cultural Marxism.

You can decide for your self if he is extreme right wing or mad etc....

http://translate.google.com/translat...vik%2F&act=url

[woddie]

I feel for those youngsters.Heard the bbc doing telephone interviews with one that got away and made me shead a tear.Hope they can learn how to live with it.

[happy]

I heard them say he is a right wing christian.

[candymosh]

Norwegian Police Ready Mini-Submarine to Search for Victims

Updated: Saturday, 23 Jul 2011, 3:43 PM CDT
Published : Saturday, 23 Jul 2011, 3:43 PM CDT

(NewsCore) - OSLO -- As the death toll in Norway's twin terror attacks ratcheted past 90, officials said Saturday they were readying a mini-submarine to search the cold, dark waters around an island filled with teenage campers only 24 hours earlier in hopes of locating any remaining bodies from a gunman's shooting rampage.

In Oslo, where a powerful car bomb blast -- linked to the same attacker -- killed at least seven Friday afternoon in the government quarter of the capital, police were still recovering body parts from unstable buildings.

Police chief Sveinung Sponheim also told a press conference Saturday that police were investigating unconfirmed witness reports of a second shooter on idyllic Utoya Island, where the gunman, disguised as a policeman, opened fire on terrified teenagers at a summer camp affiliated with the ruling Labour Party.

The man, currently in police custody, was identified by the media as 32-year-old Anders Behring Breivik, described by authorities as a "Christian fundamentalist" whose internet postings revealed extremist anti-Islam views. Sponheim declined to confirm the suspect's identity following a request by his defense attorney.

Sponheim said the suspect was answering questions. Police official Roger Andresen described him as "cooperating" with investigators in an attempt "to explain himself."

ABC News reported the man had admitted to firing weapons on the island.

But as the questioning and search for an explanation went on, recovering any remaining bodies from the waters around Utoya Island, some 25 miles (40 kilometers) northwest of Oslo, became a top priority.

Police said they would use a mini-submarine, along with Red Cross scuba divers with underwater cameras, to search the waters around Utoya. An undetermined number of campers jumped into the sea in an attempt to flee from the gunman, who in turn opened fire on them.

Police said at least four or five people were still missing.

By late Saturday, the death toll from the 90-minute island rampage stood at 85, bringing the overall number of dead, including the Oslo bombing, to 92. Police indicated it could go as high as 98 if all those missing are found dead, FOX News reported.

In Oslo, where flags flew at half-staff and members of the public and Norwegian royal family left flowers and candles at a makeshift memorial, Sponheim urged residents to stay away from buildings damaged by the car bomb and noted there were still some body remains in the buildings.

Norwegian and international media, meanwhile, tried to dissect the psyche of the boyish-looking, blond-haired Breivik.

The (London) Times described him as an affluent and educated loner who lived with his mother in a wealthy area of western Oslo and had no criminal record apart from a traffic conviction ten years ago.

The Times said he set up Facebook and Twitter accounts July 17, listing Franz Kafka's "The Trial" and George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" among his favorite books and calling the television series "Dexter," about a serial killer, his favorite show.

His business was described as buying, selling and managing stocks, project developing and real estate, The Times said.

He also recently established an organic farming company and bought 6.6 tons (six tonnes) of fertilizer -- a potential bomb component.

Read more: http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpps/new...#ixzz1SyE6Sj2K

[Nite]

i want to meet a left wing christian fundamentalist