Just to clarify: He hasn’t got a diagnosis. He’s also been monitored over time, and court has found him eligible to serve in a normal prison. He’s tried numerous times to overturn his sentence, and keeps complaining about the conditions he has to serve his time. The farm where he kept the components to make the bomb, is truly in the middle of nowhere. If you can picture the Highland in Scotland, that’s like central London, compared to where he “set up shop.” The massacre is no less tragic, and we live with the aftermath, every single day. If you are asking yourself why he’s family didn’t react earlier or his mother, try to find the interview she gave soon after he was arrested. Why he chose to do it exactly that day, when 80% of Norway is on summer vacation, we will never know. He would have killed a vast number of people downtown Oslo, just a few weeks earlier or later. We survived centuries of foreign administration, the regime of 2WW, luckily he was not a well educated person and “forgot” the resilience of the people living in Norway.
It was not the police who saved the people on Utøya, but private persons in their boats. They picked up people who had thrown themselves in the water to get away from Breivik. These brave people could have been shot themselves, because Breivik shot at the boats too. The police got hush critisism afterwards because they had not understood how serious his incident was. They had also incufisient equipment plus they used way to much time to get to Utøya.
No matter what your political views are.. you just dont slay 74 people for your ideology!? You negotiate and alter the views of your political enemies by talks..
Sorry for all the issues he had one on top of the other. He got mixed in other ideologies still I would have liked to have visited Norway. I went to school in Kenya with a Norwegian girl her father was in the Norwegian embassy there in the late. 1960,s I am assuming that they are back in Norway. Today her name was Silvie. Wish I could meet up with her again. Her friends name was Kimberly also from Norway.
Breivik was rejected by both his parents his whole life. I'm from Norway, and I know the case, unfortunately this documentary doesn't portray his childhood any well at all.
Just to clarify:
He hasn’t got a diagnosis.
He’s also been monitored over time, and court has found him eligible to serve in a normal prison.
He’s tried numerous times to overturn his sentence, and keeps complaining about the conditions he has to serve his time.
The farm where he kept the components to make the bomb, is truly in the middle of nowhere.
If you can picture the Highland in Scotland, that’s like central London, compared to where he “set up shop.”
The massacre is no less tragic, and we live with the aftermath, every single day.
If you are asking yourself why he’s family didn’t react earlier or his mother, try to find the interview she gave soon after he was arrested.
Why he chose to do it exactly that day, when 80% of Norway is on summer vacation, we will never know.
He would have killed a vast number of people downtown Oslo, just a few weeks earlier or later.
We survived centuries of foreign administration, the regime of 2WW, luckily he was not a well educated person and “forgot” the resilience of the people living in Norway.
Norway belongs to Norwegians.
Europe belongs to Europeans.
Get these foreigners out
Why is he labeled a “Serial Killer”, instead of a “Mass Murderer”?
Exactly my question...
Aren’t they the same?
@Idkwhatmynameis566 No. Not even remotely. Go check the definitions yourself, because linking/pasting it here will just filter it out.
@Idkwhatmynameis566 No.
❤😢❤ Mitt Norge ❤️🇧🇻
It was not the police who saved the people on Utøya, but private persons in their boats. They picked up people who had thrown themselves in the water to get away from Breivik. These brave people could have been shot themselves, because Breivik shot at the boats too.
The police got hush critisism afterwards because they had not understood how serious his incident was. They had also incufisient equipment plus they used way to much time to get to Utøya.
No matter what your political views are.. you just dont slay 74 people for your ideology!? You negotiate and alter the views of your political enemies by talks..
Think if normal conversation could work..but we see it not allways work
Sorry for all the issues he had one on top of the other. He got mixed in other ideologies still I would have liked to have visited Norway. I went to school in Kenya with a Norwegian girl her father was in the Norwegian embassy there in the late. 1960,s I am assuming that they are back in Norway. Today her name was Silvie. Wish I could meet up with her again. Her friends name was Kimberly also from Norway.
Breivik was rejected by both his parents his whole life. I'm from Norway, and I know the case, unfortunately this documentary doesn't portray his childhood any well at all.
Why did they not give him the death penalty? I don´t understand it....
Because it's Norway.
Norway doesn't have death penalty.
But, he will never get out of prison.
Because most countries don't have death penalty.
Because there is not a death penalty in Norway
The so-called " doctor " has NO idea about Norway .
Serialkiller??massmurderer.he killed all the same day so why do you call it serialkiller??