Anders Breivik intended killing 3 politicians & beheading a former Prime Minister – My Comments


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[As with Dylann Roof, I truly don't think many people have studied the actions of Breivik properly. I was reading that it was clearly detailed in court that Breivik was not on the island to just kill the youths who were being trained to be future Liberals, Presidents and ANTIFA. He had planned his moves to coincide with 3 politicians who would be on that island. 

One was a former Prime Minister, and a clear feminist. Breivik hated feminists. She had seen to it that 8 out of 18 of her cabinet ministers were females, making it the highest ratio in the world. Breivik intended beheading her, filming the beheading and uploading it to the Internet. 
On her wikipedia page it says: 

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div>Brundtland narrowly escaped assassination by Anders Behring Breivik on 22 July 2011. She had been on the island of Utøya hours before the massacre there to give a speech to the AUF camp; Breivik stated that he originally intended Brundtland to be the main target of the attack (along with Eskil Pedersen and Jonas Gahr Støre), but he had been delayed while travelling from Oslo.[12][13] Breivik arrived on Utøya about two hours after Brundtland had left.

During his trial in 2012, Breivik revealed detailed assassination plans for Brundtland.[14] He told the court that he had planned to handcuff her and then record himself reading out a prepared text detailing her "crimes", before decapitating her on camera using a bayonet and uploading the footage to the internet. Breivik said that while Brundtland had been his main target, he had still planned to massacre everyone else on the island.[15]

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro_Harlem_Brundtland

So Breivik missed her by only 2 hours!!!!

But Breivik, was on the island at the time this guy was there: Eskil Pedersen, who was Leader of the Norwegian Workers’ Youth League. He was also openly gay.

His wikipedia page says:
LGBT rights: Pedersen is openly gay since coming out at the age of 18.[23] Since that time, he has been a vocal proponent of LGBT rights, as well as being one of Norway’s most high-profile LGBT person. He frequently appears in the annual Gay Pride through Oslo.[24][25] When in April 2014, the Ecclesiastical Synod of the Church of Norway decided against the introduction of special liturgy for same-sex marriage, Pedersen called it a "shameful stain" on the Church. Pedersen, who is still a member, said he himself hopes to one day be legally married in the church.[26]

About the day of the massacre it says:
On 22 July, the day of the 2011 Norway attacks, Eskil Pedersen was present at the annual AUF summer camp on Utøya. As leader of the organization he was one of the assailant, Anders Behring Breivik’s, stated targets, along with former prime minister Gro Harlem Brundtland, who was there that day but had left the island before the killer arrived. Breivik would later state that he had studied Pedersen’s physical appearance and facial attributes to be able to recognize him during the attack.[5]

Very soon after the shooting erupted, Pedersen, along with his political aide, sought refuge on the ferry MS Thorbjørn, and along with seven other people decided to make their escape from the island.[27] Pedersen later stated that while being at the Hønefoss police headquarters he feared a coup d’etat had taken place, and that he could not trust any member of the police. In an interview with TV2 he stated: "I thought the entire country was under attack […] if we docked anywhere we would be killed."[28]


This faggot actually fled from the island early on with 7 others on the ferry, and this no doubt deprived other kids of the chance of fleeing too. There were some survivors who were enraged by this cowardly action of the faggot. On Wikipedia it reads:

M/S Thorbjørn controversy
There has been widespread speculation in forums and independent blogs about the conduct on the ferry, but most professional media outlets have been cautious in their coverage of the events on the MS Thorbjørn.[27] A news website, Nettavisen, published a story raising questions about the conduct a day after the massacre, but received fierce reactions from other members of the press as well as the AUF itself.[29]

More recently Adrian Pracon, a survivor and employee of AUF who himself was wounded wrote of his reaction to seeing the ferry leave in a book describing his ordeal. One section describes his disbelief and disappointment of seeing M/S Thorbjørn head away from the island, depriving him of hope of escape.[30] The 22-year-old from Telemark Pracon later underscored that the passage in the book was not intended as criticism of Eskil Pedersen or the crew of M/S Thorbjørn.[31]

Another survivor of the massacre, 20-year-old Bjørn Ihler from Oslo said of Pedersen in an interview with the BBC: "This was the leader of the group, it was as if the Captain abandoned his ship".,[31] but later stated that his quotes were part of a broader context, and that he had described his feelings of being abandoned, more than criticising the actions.[32][33] Pedersen defended his actions in the same programme, stating: "I think I acted normally given the situation. I acted according to instinct. I did what I was told and boarded the boat" and countered "I have been criticized for my actions, and for my views on the multicultural society by people who support the gunman’s views".[34]

The movements of MS Thorbjørn were subject to investigation as a part of the broader inquiry into the attacks by the official July 22 Commission.[35] In the Gjørv Report, the police received harsh criticism for failing to utilize the ferry early in the rescue effort. The report states that when contacting the police immediately after leaving Utøya both the captain and other passengers received instructions flee to safety.[36]

The controversy flared up again in September 2012 due to comments by Brynjar Meling. Meling is a high-profile lawyer in the case and his office represents a few dozen of the affected, both AUF-members and relatives of the deceased. He claimed some of his clients questioned Pedersen’s leadership of the organization but felt unable to communicate this publicly.[37] Furthermore, Meling claimed that his clients felt that Pedersen’s actions during the massacre should have consequences for his future career, and that they were frustrated by the AUF leadership’s insistence that the organization as a whole was united behind Pedersen.[38]

The comments immediately caused a fiery reaction from the AUF as well as the Labour party.[39] Secretary-General of the Labour Party Raymond Johansen responded to Meling saying he felt "nauseated and furious" at him, other politicians used more profane expressions.[40] Meling responded by accusing the Johansen and the Labour party of attempting to stifle the debate as well as depriving the survivors of the opportunity to ask critical questions.[41] Leaders of rival parties subsequently defended Pedersen, calling the criticism "tasteless".[42] A former senior member of the Labour party and AUF who lost her younger sister in the massacre, described how she was prevented from raising questions within the party regarding the incident. She claimed that: "MS Thorbjørn and Eskil Pedersen were not to be discussed, it was completely taboo". She since left the party altogether in protest.[43]

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskil_Pedersen

Breivik’s third politician whom he wanted to kill was: Jonas Gahr Støre (born 25 August 1960) is a Norwegian politician and the leader of the Labour Party and the Leader of the Opposition.

The only reason he was not killed was because he also left early with the Prime Minister. However, I have discovered that Store had been in touch with Hamas, the anti-Israel terrorist organisation. I’m guessing that this might have been why Breivik wanted to kill him. But I can’t be certain.

Breivik’s original purpose of going to the island was not to kill the kids, but to kill any one of those 3 politicians.

Source: https://www.thelocal.no/20111118/breivik-island-massacre-was-plan-b
Source: https://www.algemeiner.com/2011/07/26/pro-palestinian-activity-precedes-massacre-at-norway-island/

In fact, Breivik’s plans had gone somewhat wrong on that day, but I’ll explain that later.



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