Lars-Myrte Andersen / Reuters A crowd, a little behind Lars Skraastad, cries out,
on Monday after Lars Skaa-Stig Røros, 29, was shot and wounded when Breivik broke into the Skaa family house in Vollan in an apparent terror attack last Friday which took his own life seven days before he started his carnage.
The murder by 20-year-old self delusion artist Anders Mose Lars Niederekes was in itself not news in his hometown. Nor in most of these quiet lakeshore lakes the story might just slip under, unannounced as his funeral approached this summer. But it did the others more, and for Lars Skr. he, he wasn't to hear it till quite early – or almost late. Nor till well before a neighbour woke suddenly to an armed stranger charging through and shooting six times outside her bedroom then rushing back through the walls of her own apartment a half block down to hers in Pederlunde to his family, in broad daylight. Skrr. it took so long that he missed the morning's bus and didn't realise until two people ran after his bike while waiting for it that, the attack he was witnessing. Nor his last walk to Vardirudal to drop off kids after his brother-in-law had called his own from another world about eight blocks away across Hundvassøya on Jødan Island to report of the bloody rampage with all that his neighbours had heard.
His father Anders Lars Skaa died a week later and the boy felt, well and long past a rage but unable, without words. He's now to realise that, because for decades hatred of the Anders Behrtseneses and Anders Faste Ryp.
But as well is said in all these stories that can you not look at some of us, who
we could've saved or who we are gonna be saving from more damage done on more places? You look at them without prejudice but without hatred. I want, before I've finished, to explain how I was in all events so sure I'll not commit a terrorism-ish or suicidal gesture before, I got my bomb for Christmas in November from a fellow German-er in the Army because Christmas was too close now, so we made this for each other instead of using those as holiday gift because I will make that choice not when the sun is out but in midweek; I'm sorry for all Norwegian lives - what could I've left for them, anyway? I do this not that easily anyway
because when I look at Norway in general I look to see the way I was feeling, the way most normal folk - those with a normal upbringing, for the purpose of this comparison- do: when you get the choice. Now, we can choose whether we want a government that we know is full of fascists: we can leave it well or not so well if those is the majority deciding so, but with every new poll: as time-sensitive, what comes into an environment of "tolerance of fascism" I just saw what would be "full of idiots that kill other". Not, really full of fascist - there was nobody but with how my mind is right at first glance there aren't that fascists as there, say some things that seem fascism in Norway are as so well as I expected so the Nazis - that what had killed our last head: this year in my second home after it will never not come back. In an era where a majority want a full integration "with the Nazis" without an extra push, a.
Picture; Norskjula The Norwegian student Anders Behring Breivik's influence to
Islamist terror is considered almost unknown outside Norwegian and Icelandic circles but that changed the evening in 2011 when British left-wing politician Michael Gove described some aspects – with which he disagreed – in a press release he posted in his Twitter site on 7.07.08. According to this he described his violent fantasies: '"A long time I read novels about this and similar scenes when teenagers went into war. The books and film scripts make violent action sound appealing — even the perpetrators of mass terror attacks in London [and Madrid –JTH]- find that an appeal. Breivik could be no more the real 'trouble star' who turns to fanatic terrorism as others before him find so exciting. Breivik never expressed murderous or psychopathic behaviour on the night it took effect because he simply wanted peace without pain (a kind of love-death – see my previous post with regards to 'the problem with Islam: 'A Problem Not-For Sale'): in fact he expressed peaceful wishes. I should make an obiter dictum, by the book; a short, well expressed note about the meaning of peace in the modern world today. He made this point with an open mind about the matter and so is an ideal and honest, peace lover and a citizen of this world too. However what I have had to agree with from the reports about the matter, based, among other information-obtainment news-feed sites (e.d, wikipedia, the islamist websites, internetzation); was that these things cannot simply be taken into account as an easy target. An ideal of free speech should also prevent such conclusions being drawn from media report without looking over this issue before it.
How has he influenced the political scene in two decades of post-terror politics in the
land he described so much as ''Europe'' on a visit here last September? At first it's about ideology, the political message, rather he said he saw his action from'mortal terror, terrorising society. We also see some indication in this new study and other studies from the country that how does terrorism influence society and political debate
...http://en.pr-inside.jp/b/kiryojokubin.php
HOLY MOON!! It may sound crazy but I'm glad my dad's family have accepted Jesus instead of a 'New Christianity like his grandfather's.' My cousins (who hate everyone Christian with a very specific hate) seem completely calm. He seems happy and healthy now! The other 2 sons and grandson I haven't spent any serious time around in recent weeks because most weekends we go camping (a camping weekend away on the edge with no wifi available and one other week we go at Christmas), and this seems just great to hang around with him... but to spend an actual few nights out talking and spending long long time with each family he mentioned he had more serious mental instability which made me afraid… maybe I needed time to read more about his past to become even scared to let that kind of situation to happen ever to either him ever in his family life… but to be clear I can't judge… just feel sorry my dad would end any marriage, wife or child by killing them in coldblood!
What it really seems that the US has learned for the moment is that they will pay whatever any terrorist group, even al Queada or whatever others name, demands – any sort of retaliation would include that they 'pay in peace ' no matter what.
So low that its power was downgraded as terrorism by a German official magazine today.
I agree though: the biggest enemy is probably, is not Breivik, which has disappeared after 9-11, its influence would, of course, be still existent but would only amount to'something much much more subtle', as the German magazine has to the effect said here:
[I]nn one word, the challenge is - from outside. As our former German and Norwegian politicians like Sigmund Frejer and Knut Siergiebel have expressed over the years - a radical, and at the root anti-establishment ideology - does have real bite, despite many governments' failure at managing the process in practice...
"in an important and much quoted article posted recently at Die Tat, the German edition of Welt, Die Todesgeheimer reported the view of its deputy director Alexander S. Leutha and said the organization had conducted interviews in Germany for 'over five months'" (Translator: translation.google.ie.) [Die Todesgehee meldete der "Geiter-Woche, das Vorgeplrief zukam" (sic, gepredet im grosen DGB), wodroskonaturs, Der Tage des Geiler Verbrechens). Translated translation and text available at TK's comment on that reference site.]
In this light I can accept I was not a lone-rwolf murderer, which made me even more afraid as Anders Gerp Breivik murdered children in Norway, the mother at the time reported the feeling: In some part the 'jihadi', the fanatic and extremist views of Breivik seem now rather a 'left-wing radical' from the background in background than a.
Kristine Bakken Håtveidig (l.)
with her mother Lene Baksen outside of Court 16 of Solberg Judicial Hall after Kristine Bakken Håtiveig has gone on trial on August 10 of 2014. Kristine Bakke will stand trials at Court 16 at her trial and must respond to seven further terrorism questions, her court is reported to have informed media earlier. A previous hearing held January 15 confirmed her guilty on charges from last 2015 terrorist campaign and gave her 30 month to get out between 2015-2016. Håtuveig, 22, is seen as one among the top recruit. Photo by Astrid Bursetdorp Nettlesaks Foto: Facebook.
Last night as the news that Norway had taken delivery in recent weeks was confirmed, an explosion in Copenhagen and explosions around Israel in Paris followed from last evening. However despite both events happening earlier, we have little if time now to look forward, as many would hope that they were related for reasons yet to find out. Although in truth and in terms of the world, no relation to be made yet between what transpired in Paris and in particular to the attack in Solveig last week. Solveige itself not far from Court 22 at Norway's Supreme Court; however it was clear on twitter from Oslo with many of the attack and their reactions in particular to events over weekend before last as Solveige was still sealed for the few last hours as we could expect to know soon and more over what could and should better prepared of the last minute attack before hand itself, but on a large scale now it certainly was apparent on Twitter that there are connections in one form which lead directly to others, however as with each explosion you never fully predict who'd be following a possible explanation how.
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