Fatal Oslo bombing rocks government HQ

Sebastian

Well-Known Member
#21
crap such as your comment is what has led to this act of terror. the shooter wouldve fit in perfectly on this board
Actually, idiots like you are cancer of the world. People who talk about stuff they dont know.

He didnt mean what he wrote. He basically quoted somebody else from another thread. Of course you couldnt know, because you werent really around. So hush.
 

MaroC

capt'n fruity
#22
Actually, idiots like you are cancer of the world. People who talk about stuff they dont know.

He didnt mean what he wrote. He basically quoted somebody else from another thread. Of course you couldnt know, because you werent really around. So hush.
stfu. You nazi-wannabe promised me a headshot a year ago. Still waiting for you to show up. I told you then, and i'ma tell you again. Keep the blabla to yourself, and put your money where your stinking ass yellow teeth be hiding
 

MaroC

capt'n fruity
#23
it's worth noting that terrorism was a "phenomenon" before muslim terrorism. many retarded non-muslims make unfair comparisons between islam and terrorism, but a similar amount of retarded muslims assume everyone else sees muslim terrorism as synonymous with terrorism. with that said, i get the point you are making.
Yeah nice try. Even acts of terror committed by anti-islam fanatics like this blond bitch yesterday were considered muslim terrorisme at first. Now its up to you to blame 'retarded' muslims assuming lots of people seeing muslim terrorism as a synonym for terrorism
 

Sebastian

Well-Known Member
#24
stfu. You nazi-wannabe promised me a headshot a year ago. Still waiting for you to show up. I told you then, and i'ma tell you again. Keep the blabla to yourself, and put your money where your stinking ass yellow teeth be hiding
You are so blinded by all this muslim/terrorism stuff. There is no hope for you.
 

dilla

Trumpfan17 aka Coonie aka Dilla aka Tennis Dog
#27
Actually, idiots like you are cancer of the world. People who talk about stuff they dont know.

He didnt mean what he wrote. He basically quoted somebody else from another thread. Of course you couldnt know, because you werent really around. So hush.
Seb, I think this guy's reaction is normal. Like you mentioned, he isn't here often so he doesn't know what members are like here. So when someone posts an idiotic comment, even sarcastically, it comes off as simply idiotic to those who don't know the members here well.

If you keep engaging him, this thread will derail even further. Right now, it can be brought back by simply explaining to him what happened and moving on.

I agree with what Preach said too. I can see where this guy is coming from. But to counter that, and I paraphrase patchily here, that an Islamic cleric was deported or maybe extradited from Norway. He vowed revenge. Given the track record of terrorists recently (being Muslim and Angry at the "West") it naturally pops into one's mind that it was a Muslim. After the biggest attacks in history on the US and in London (Madrid too, right?) to be so naive as to not assume it was a Muslim would be...well, naive. And stupid. Those blasts in Bombay last...Wednesday? First thing that popped into my mind was the Muslims. You know...the ones who did something similar in 2008?

To say that you (yes, you) as a Muslim are responsible for the attack, that your uncle had a hand in it and your dad funded it, is ridiculous and needs to stop. But no one on here is doing that. You need to take that up with the media.
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#28
crap such as your comment is what has led to this act of terror. the shooter wouldve fit in perfectly on this board
The shooter was a Christian. So I don't see your point at all.

You have basically come here after the shooting excited for the response here. Pretty twisted isn't it?
 

S O F I

Administrator
Staff member
#29
I think he was only a fundamentalist Christian in the sense of being a label someone puts on you for how you think. Does that make sense?

Dude hated multiculturalism. A lot of people do. There's logic behind that. Not everyone likes change.
 

Bobby Sands

Well-Known Member
#30
Yea RIP and all but its pay back for something totally unrelated that happened in the past like....

hmmm what did Norway do in the past that was so bad?

ah yes the Vikings. This is payback for the Vikings, Norway.
 

Flipmo

VIP Member
Staff member
#32
The man blamed for twin attacks in Norway that killed 93 people and wounded nearly 100 said he was motivated by a desire to bring about a revolution in Norwegian society, his lawyer said Sunday.
Anders Behring Breivik, 32, has "not denied" the accusations against him and will explain himself in court on Monday, according to his lawyer, Gerr Lippestad.
Meanwhile, several people were briefly detained in a police raid in a residential area in Oslo's east end. But police said there was no evidence to connect them with the attacks and no explosives were found.
"He thought it was gruesome having to commit these acts, but in his head they were necessary," Lippestad said, adding his client denies criminal responsibility for Friday's attacks.
 

Synful*Luv

Well-Known Member
Staff member
#33
I heard he was somehow connected to the Teaparty political movement in the USA.. is that true??

And, perhaps I've missed it.. but what was his overall "purpose"? I mean, did he, himself (not the ppl speculating) say anything to anyone about what he hoped to achieve with this? Just curious.

Either way, death is awful, murder is worst. It's sad to say, but it feels even worst when something like this happens in a relatively peaceful country. Don't get me wrong, i'm not saying any lives are more valuable than the other, etc.. but if a place tries to stay under the violence radar and then something like this happens.. it's just that much more awful to me. :(
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#34
He did.

He considers participants in the Labour Party to be "cultural marxists". He sees cultural figures of authority as traitors to his ideology, which he obviously considers superior. He classified these figures into Type A traitors, and Type B traitors. Type A was made up of political, cultural and religious leaders with a "culturally inclusive marxist orientation", whereas Type B traitors consisted of teachers, journalists, editors, and other similar positions of public responsibility of the same "multicultural marxist" orientation. He wrote a 1500 page manifest which documents the ideologies he supports, as well as a detailed, dated journal of the events leading up to the attack. It documents all stages of planning and execution and the most recently dated post was dated a few hours before it all happened. He had done a risk assessment with extensive reasoning. He lists all the chemicals used, the amounts, etc. He has also specified that recrutation into the labour party is the "head of the beast", which is why he struck where he did. It would be the most effective way to set "cultural marxists" back.

The document is titled "2083. A European Declaration of Independence". It is a call to arms. It is written as a guide on how to start the revolution, or something along those lines. It encourages anyone who is planning a similar "operation" (it is the word he uses to describe his actions) to pay heed to his risk assessment. With a 30% chance of getting off, sustaining a belief that there is hope of freedom afterwards will lead to insecurities, hesitation, confusion, and thus it would be wiser to assume neither possible outcome (death/captivity or freedom) as likely. But rather, use this fact as a motivator to execute the operation with maximum efficiency. In other words, he specifies that his intention was to kill as many people as he possibly could.

It also consists of borrowed texts from research, political "experts", political leaders, dictators of the past, and he has copied a declaration from the UNA-bomber and edited it to fit his ideology. It's quite extensive and he had very specific reasons. He wants to share it with the world tomorrow, and has expressed so to his defense attorney who relayed it to the media. As a matter of fact, from his risk assesment, he reasons in his manifest that his only way out would be through convincing the world.
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#35
I think he was only a fundamentalist Christian in the sense of being a label someone puts on you for how you think. Does that make sense?
In his diary he wrote something like "When I'm in the middle of it I assume I shall be praying to God". He talked about praying to God, anyway.
 

Preach

Well-Known Member
#37
Being a Justiciar Knight is not for everyone. You are normally required to plan absolutely everything alone; fight alone to see your mission through and you are likely to die alone with half of your city’s system protectors hunting you. However, I have never in my life felt that I have done anything more meaningful than what I am doing now regardless of the lack of moral support from my founding brothers or other armed resistance fighters. Support from our extremely distributed and anonymous “non-hierarchy” out there would be nice but I have managed to cope through mental discipline to become what I am today; a self driven and highly effective manifestation of an independent resistance cell. I have managed to stay focused and highly motivated for a duration of more than 9 years now. I feel really happy about my current course. In fact, I have never been happier than I am today and I do not find it problematical hide my true ideological agenda from everyone else. To all I know I am a moderate right-winger and not a resistance fighter. It isn’t easy to reach this level of mental comfort and focus while at the same time working on something so important and serious. You have to overcome difficult initial psychological challenges and perform a slight subsequent mental check every single day until the operation is complete. This shouldn’t be underestimated as it is perhaps the most important aspect of being a part of an “open-source resistance network” where you rely on being able to motivate yourself. Embracing martyrdom is not something you suddenly decide to do, but it is a process that takes time and requires effort and self contemplation. This is a factor that a majority of resistance fighters ignore and is why a majority of novices become de-motivated after a certain period. They are not doing what is required of them due to lack of training, knowledge and eventually lose the will to fight due to lack of motivation. I do a mental check almost every day through meditation and philosophising. I simulate/meditate while I go for a walk, playing my Ipod in my neighbourhood. This consists of a daily 40 minute walk while at the same time philosophising ideologically/performing self indoctrination and the mental simulation of the operation while listening to motivational and inspiring music. I simulate various future scenarios relating to resistance efforts, confrontations with police, future interrogation scenarios, future court appearances, future media interviews etc. or I philosophise about certain articles in the book. This daily mental exercise or ritual keeps me fully motivated and charges my batteries. And I’m sure it can work for other people as well.
Wow. It sounds like he at some point in life became fascinated with the concept of martyrdom, and wanted to embrace the "strength" (in lack of a more universal and precise word to describe the idea) it takes to be so fearless and ideological, and that he spent years disciplining himself to reach that level of "fearlessness" (again, in lack of a better word to describe such an abstract and subjective concept). And that he now is pissed at everyone else who doesn't put themselves through what he did.
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#38
I am still surprised that he is alive. In most cases like this the killer is either shot or turns the gun on himself.

Think Columbine, Dunblaine or 9/11 or 7/7.

I guess there isn't a paradise for Christian Terrorists!

Everyone is saying kill him. But I don't agree with "an eye for an eye". I didn't think Saddam should have been hung either, and nor should Bin Laden have been killed. I like to think that we are too evolved for that. But I guess our governments disagree.

I would give him to Zed and let Zed have his way like he did with Marcellus Wallace.
 

S O F I

Administrator
Staff member
#39
What tipped the scales for you? What particular things pushed you to plan the attack?


For me personally it was our government's involvement (engagement) with/in the attack on Serbia (NATO bombing in 1999) several years ago. It was completely unacceptable the way the U.S. and Western European regimes bombed our Serbian brothers. There have been many other cases that have strengthened my resolve. Among them, my government's cowardly handling of the Muhammed cartoons, and their decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize to an Islamic terrorist (Arafat). There have been dozens of other questions. My government and our media capitulated to Islam years ago, after the Rushdie incident. Since then it has snowballed. Thousands of Muslims stream in each year through the asylum, institutions, or family connections in Norway.
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2084895,00.html?hpt=hp_t2
 

Pittsey

Knock, Knock...
Staff member
#40
There's about 80000 muslims in Norway. Not a huge amount.

Why has he chosen Serbia? He probably wanted the slaughter of muslims to continue...

He is a Christian and his views are extreme. So that definitely makes him a Christian Extremist. The Holy Crusades belong in centuries past... Another nail in the coffin of religion....

I +1 Jokerman's earlier comments.
 

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