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I wish I could be there. I hope all involved are rounded up quickly so they don't learn from this in re. to further plans they might have.
Thank you for your words.Borg said:My deepest condolences to all of your fellow countrymen, arildno. I hope that the people who did this are brought swiftly to justice - whoever it is.
arildno said:That is NOT confirmed.
From what I can see, Anders is 35, not 32.
It might be a c*ck-up, because his home address is an apartment BLOCK that is rumoured to be the one now razziaed by the police.
There are MANY blond Norwegians, even in the same apartment block..
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Seems Anders is born in 1979, but these are still UNCONFIRMED rumours.
Evo said:I've deleted the FB info on that person, we can restore it if it turns out to be him.
arildno said:It is now confirmed that the suspect IS Anders Behring breivik
Its late in Norway, so ...Werg22 said:Those words, are you going to eat them?
Lisa said:I'm ignorant about Norwegian politics - are there any internal groups (anarchists, fringe political groups, etc.) who could possibly do such a thing? ...
Adrilno said:Members of the Religion of Peace.
We have quite of a lot of them here.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/08/29/world/main6816164.shtmlNorwegian officials have arrested the former leader of an Iraqi Islamic militant group of about 600 fighters ... Washington has said the group has ties to al Qaeda.
Majd100 said:Very sad news, I am shock for this horrible attack.
In Middle East the media claim the terrorist "police" is Norwegian Christian from the extreme right wing.
I wish that we can wait until the official statement of the Norwegian government before some people -as usual- using these attacks for propaganda and spreading hate!
I do believe that Muslims should annihilate all the terrorists and the religious men who supporting them, even if they did not do this attack.
mege said:The presumptions were not unfounded, esspecially since some Islamic extremists took responsibility early on in the day.
It's a terrible thing for sure, but unfortunately I think far too many people are going to read too much into it. There's no way to decipher the thought process of a mad man. This is a truly sad day for Norway and Europe.
Majd100 said:How you know that Islamic group who did that call?? may be anti-Muslims or racist group who did it to spread propaganda and hate?? Everybody from group z can call tv stations and claim that x group did y attack? Should we just wait any telephone call from unknown source to take a conclusion??
I never visit Norway, but I love this country and nation who works a lot to support peace in my country (Israel-Palestine). I am very sad and shock for this horrible attack.
mege said:When the comments were made wrt this being an Islamic terrorist threat, that was the most current information. I don't think any credible source is claiming that to be the case now that the suspect is in custody. I liken the situation to coming home and finding the dog food bag ripped open. Of course you're going to blame the dog first, but sometimes it really is the cat that did it.
I woke up to see the number of deaths has gone up dramatically this morning. It's unbelievable what terrible things are dreamt up by some people. I am so sad for Norway.arildno said:This is an absolute nightmare.
arildno said:Mr. Breivik is now charged by the most serious paragraph in Norwegian law, paragraph 147a), dubbed the "terror paragraph".
The maximum penalty is 21 years.
However, FORTUNATELY, a few years ago, we introduced in our penal system a so-called "ruling of indefinite confinement", which was meant to be used, in addition to the formal penalty can keep a criminal in confinement indefinitely (i.e, theoretically for life).
It seems he bought the fertilizers used for bomb making (nitrate compounds??) through a company he had started, Breivik Geofarm
206PiruBlood said:Does anyone know how the perpetrator was apprehended? Did he simply give himself up to the police when they arrived?
arildno said:Mr. Breivik is now charged by the most serious paragraph in Norwegian law, paragraph 147a), dubbed the "terror paragraph".
The maximum penalty is 21 years.
However, FORTUNATELY, a few years ago, we introduced in our penal system a so-called "ruling of indefinite confinement", which was meant to be used, in addition to the formal penalty can keep a criminal in confinement indefinitely (i.e, theoretically for life).
It seems he bought the fertilizers used for bomb making (nitrate compounds??) through a company he had started, Breivik Geofarm
Jack21222 said:Wait, the most serious penalty in Norwegian law is 21 years? I could go to Norway and murder somebody, and I'd only get that? (at least before the ruling of indefinite confinement came around.)
In America, murder often carries a life sentence. 20 years just seems incredibly light for murder. A 20 year old could murder somebody and still be out by the age of 40 to live out his life.
Evo said:Can they not convict him of each individual death and make the sentances concurrent? I've seen that here in the US. Where the person might have gotten out of prison, except that they tried the person on the crimes individually, then ruled that the criminal would serve their sentances one after the other.
Surely the killings of the students could be done this way.