2011 Norway Massacre: Anders Breivick’s Deranged Killing Spree (Full Documentary) | Real Crime
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In 2011, terrorist Anders Breivick embarked on a killing spree, setting off a car bomb in front of the Norwegian Prime Minister's Office, which killed 8 and later in the day made his way to an island where a youth summer camp was under way. He killed 77 people and injured 319.
He was dressed as a police officer and began shooting people at random. He shot countless numbers of youths and ended up killing 69 people using a mini 14 semi automatic assault rifle and a glock semi automatic pistol.
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"Seems like we were trapped here forever, some part of me probably still is." Shiver
His father said in a report "In my darkest moments id like to think that since he killed so many, i wish he should have killed himself"
Piper Long and I’d laugh in your pathetic face for being such a waste of utter space.
@@piperlong544 dont talk stupid you daft little cow.a good slap is what you need fucking idiot.parents must be so proud wee boot
Maybe a little melodramatic
😢
Just to clarify, he wasn't sentenced to 21 years imprisonment. He was sentenced to 21 years + preventive detention. It means after the 21 years he will be up for hearing and his sentence can be extended by an additional 5 years, which can be repeated every 5 years, for as long as the person is capable of interacting with any lifeforms or physical objects around him.
Hopefully he will never be let out as long as he can draw breath.
Why would he want to? In prison he has tv, video games, library 4 star cuisine, a prison cell that here in the states would cost 3k a month with a spa and gym. Plus online university with health care and 24/7 police protection. He can write and receive letters and correspondence. Hell if I commit a murder, Norway is where I’m gonna do it. Ich bein ein Norwegian!
question is this on netflix cause it sounds so familiar
@@dripchungus don’t know. Dropped them after Obama and Mike were put on their board as a way to give someone a ton of money legally for doing no work. Like those 200k + speeches ex-presidents are offered.
@@jameretief8327 He legit tried to sue the norwegian state because they were "breaking his human rights". He wants to get out.
“Violent video games into real life” you guys try to blame games on everything. Like there wasn’t mass shooting before games
Exactly. People always try to tie people like this to the games they were playing, movies they were watching or music they were listening to.
Chris Rock summed it up best: "Whatever happened to crazy? Can't people just be crazy anymore?"
It's an easy thing to blame and all the boomers don't give a shit about video games so it's a win-win.
CrushOfSiel Frfr
It’s ridiculous. I’ve been playing video games my whole life I certainly don’t feel like going out to shoot innocent people! I can tell the difference between reality and fiction. People like this man would have likely snapped no matter what.
It's an easy target, but curiously the multibillion dollar video game industry has done nothing and spent nothing on conducting research on what really does turn kids into spree killers. You'd think they would be the most incentivized group to get in front of this.
As a Norwegian, I can assure you all that this psycopath will never go free.
Even though our harshest prison sentence is 21 years, this one will be kept behind bars for his entire life.
I still hate that how buddy thought his prison cell was inhumane, Northern european prisons have cells better than some people pay 2000 bucks for in north amerian aparrments.
it can be extended by 5 years every 5 years
@@BusinessWolf1
Yes it can. And this guy shows no remorse.
After ten years he had the chance to have a hearing in court about parole.
He entered the court giving the nazi salute.
Still proud of what he had done.
This is a man who will never be set free.
Any person who stands up against islamisation of their country, gets my deepest respect. Ultimately, it is the politicians who pass laws that allow Muslims into a small democratic country.
@@ezeee595
So you respect Breivik?
That makes you a psychopath.
Hes never getting out of prison. Their legal system is different. In 29 years he will be denied release and will stay in prison until he dies.
Ryan H
I think it is 21 years?
@@martinstre2758 They can keep him forever if he's deemed still a danger. And I assume that's exactly what they'll do.
Vsure79
No in 21 years he will be denied release not 29
just saying
@@martinstre2758 oh I see it was the typo you were pointing out.
So then why didn't they just sentence him to life in prison with no parol instead of the maximum sentence of 21 years? It makes no sense! 😒
I can't believe it's been twelve years already. I remember this like it was yesterday.
Me too.
Tempes fugit
2011 was a truly nightmarish year.
Yeah, the war is a long process... We will win it, just need to wait until EU collapses.
Lmao
As a Norwegian I really appreciate you guys bringing light to this story. However I do not appreciate the thumbnail. Save the pixels for something better. This guy does not deserve the space.
This narrator has the best voice for narrating documentaries like this. I swear he’s been the narrator for some of the most interesting documentaries that I’ve watched.
Gotta agree with you on this Bradley, no doubt in fact, he's awesome.
Just like the guy who narrates A Haunting. Perfect voice.
it's not the man, it's the microphone. Certain widely used microphones make voices have a certain character
@@BusinessWolf1 yeah its the mic... if you ignore his tone, warmth, intonation, tempo, emotion...
No Police but a helicopter with a reporter watching everything..
It's almost as if the authorities knew what Anders was going to do but allowed it to happen anyway. This is why so many offices were empty. The police then took over an hour to even respond to the shooting. One almost wonders if the plan was to delay as long as possible to maximize Anders' body count. It shouldn't take a huge leap of logic to understand why the pro-mass immigration, anti-gun, elite, socialist/globalist EU pols and bureaucrats might be interested in allowing a tragedy like this to occur.
Its like the 80's all over, back then violent music was to blame for everything, now days every other crime documentary blames violent games
even before the 80s music was being blamed for violence and/or rebellious behaviour. in the 60s elvis was blamed for leading kids astray, the beatles blamed for the manson family atrocities.
lol yea, when they burned witches and made big wars for power through religions, it was okay. Now boys shooting digital humans are a threat duh
People have _always_ tried to find convenient scapegoats for society's ills. Back in the eighteenth century the big threat to the world's moral fabric was - drum roll please...- Novels. _Books,_ for f***'s sake!
I wonder if, in fifty years time, there will be people bemoaning the fact that their kids don't play good, wholesome FPS games like they used to?
Not saying they did cause him to commit these crimes but he did use MW2 as an aiming aid with holographic sight which he used in the spree. Interesting fact is all.
Much of excuse not to put him in the electric chair
If this was a black or brown person it would have been a different case completely
your team produces exceptional content! this episode in particular is riveting and I kept saying to myself, “I had no idea...” bravo!
This is the channel of a pirate, not the programme maker. You couldn't work that out for yourself?
@@Jenalgo okay judgey mackjudgey. you could have stopped after the first sentence.
@@frozenboot68 And you're so stupid you need more?
@@Jenalgo stfu.
@@Jenalgo it's the official real crime channel buddy
I can’t believe it’s been 10 years already. Family of friends of mine were on Utøya when this happened, they were lucky to survive. How it was handled by police was horrible. I’m just glad they have made a lot of changes and learned from their mistakes.
How did they escape if you don’t mind me asking?
@@kamilmalinowski1267 I’m not sure. I didn’t want to ask my friend to much as it was and still is a very sensitive subject. I’m just glad she made it out ok. So many didn’t.
@@HannahWestsea yeah I understand. That’s just horrible to think about. I hope she’s doing good now.
@@kamilmalinowski1267 a lot of people tried to swim away from the island. Some of them managed to do it, but the water was extremely cold so most turned back and instead hid in cracks in the hills, or they played dead until the police came.
I presume you mean the delayed reaction by the police was horrible.
I hope your friend recovers.
However, I think it would be normal to remember it every year thereafter.
Online gaming and extremist internet sites have nothing to do with each other other than the fact that they're both online.
43:29 "I believe that's the best experience a country can have with themselves-to fall and rise together"
that's how you become grown up in a matter of an hour. That's how you loose your childhood forever!
I like how Adrian is coping with the aftermath, the way he is recovering psychologically, and i also like that he hasn't taken his survival for granted but instead has reserved some space in his heart in honour of the deceased!
Finally, a positive comment is always apprechiated! Thank you.
If u want to watch the movie its called “July 22”.
What language is it in?
Robyn Smith english
this one is much better than the movie
Thanks
Good one. There is one other movie about it too, but that one is too much about the victim boohooing.
Wish there would be a movie made off of facts and ABB views
22:15 It is indeed interesting how the body and brain instinctively react to survival when in a threatening situation. I like how this gentelman states this. Glad he's ok. Terrifying.
Yeah evolution is crazy man.. thank god
Yeah at the end of the day we are all animals with instincts
you understand nothing .B saved Norway from multiculti idiots . In France and Germany hundreds died as a result of multiculti already and thousands suffered increased crime . it changed Norway for better because of lesson learned , so sad so many leftist communists nazis died in utoya , it was a great loss to western humanity indeed . it stopped influx of superior african culture and those great rappers not to mention drug traffickers and terrorists Norwegians no longer had to buy ear plugs and avoid some parts of cities No installation of safety bars on windows became necessary TERRIBLE TRAGEDY really ?
@Kyo Surisaki What are you talking about? We are animals and we have instincts, we may be smarter than other animals but we still have basic automatic functions like a survival instinct.
@@JohnFartblast correct
Great content thank you for all your hard work
This is the channel of a pirate, not the programme maker.
It was impossible to make this happen without a complete police stand down on every level for years before it happened. Thank you from Oslo.
B saved Norway from multiculti idiots . In France and Germany hundreds died as a result of multiculti already and thousands suffered increased crime . it changed Norway for better because of lesson learned , so sad so many leftist communists nazis died in utoya , it was a great loss to western humanity indeed . it stopped influx of superior african culture and those great rappers not to mention drug traffickers and terrorists Norwegians no longer had to buy ear plugs and avoid some parts of cities No installation of safety bars on windows became necessary TERRIBLE TRAGEDY really ?
What?
I'm here in the USA and this was the first time I have heard of this tragedy. This was heartbreaking to watch. I had just watched the movie 22 July and decided to do more research afterwards. I hope that monster never gets out of prison. I was shocked he only got 21 years but read the comments regarding Norways justice system so I understood it better. Prayers to all those that lost their life that day and to all that were affected by this devastating event.
Yes, it was a shock, I remember it like yesterday.
We watched it live on tv, not the shooting itself, but we waited for the police to show up. It took them 1 hour and 10 minutes, and that should actually be impossible. They could’ve been there much earlier 🥲
We’re not used to people just shooting other people, so this will be remembered forever.
I often think about the familys, so sad🥲🥲
Aurora, the artist, made a song after loosing a friend there. It’s called “Little boy in the grass”🥲
Ina Wroldsen also made a song called “Einn”
It’s very heartbreaking listening to those songs when you know what happened 💔
@@lillm6874 I agree. Thanks for letting me know about the song. I will look that up.
@@missgigglebox748
🥰
ruclips.net/video/1kiV704Nd_I/видео.html
Here she sings live from a boat floating on the river😍
And this is Ina Wroldsen (Ask Embla) with “Einn”
ruclips.net/video/60OobBLaQJk/видео.html
tragedy ? lol
He will never get out of prison. He will be up for parole first after 10 years, then every 5 years if i remember correct. But they will keep him behind bars as long he lives! And if the Government in my home country or the justice system are so stupid that they one day let him out he will be gone very fast and nobody will find him!
I received an invitation to go to Utøya and study if I wanted to. However, I denied the invitation because I was already going school and I felt it would be too much to go there. Little did I even know that I saved my own life in doing so. I have so many health problems that I felt I needed to take care of that too so I had no idea that my health problems would be the thing that saved my pathetic life.
so you're a commie?
@@khav11 No? How did you come to that conclusion?
"My pathetic life" lol. Don't feel that way. You're not pathetic.
go play your wii games twerp
@SirHaroldMaguire he's just being dramatic. He actually thinks that he is awesome and no one else is...
What happened in Oslo, was so devastating. I can't imagine the terror those people on that island went through. He was hunting them as if he was on safari. I pray that monster never leaves prison. I hope the survivors have come to term with the horror, and have gone on to have peaceful lives.
He will never get out ever. That`s for sure.
This will never happen in poland.
@@MO-pd2qkThat’s what we thought in Norway. This can happen anywhere…
It does happen in Poland, it happened everywhere 😢
How is it a journalist arrived before the police?
Norway in a nut chell
He was nearby. The police was a 30 minute drive away and they had to finish their doughnuts.
@@nextlifeonearth youve got a point
He didnt have to travel as far to get there, why else?
They have their own private helicopter.
Blaming the video games again I see
Bull shit, his family and the entire norwegians environment he lived in are racist and think like naziz. Not the video game.
Gamers are a special breed of stupid.
@@ho7854 Yeah, because the enviroment is racist, like that tree over there😂
I'm really sorry i should not be joking about this.
@@Inzpectre all norwegians are racist and think like naziz, not only breivik, believe me guys.
@@ho7854 Dafuck are you talking about? No, not everyone is racist.
Still now in early 2024, its still heartbreaking to see all lives lost that day. My prayers go out the families of the victims. Its a wound that will never fully heal, be strong!❤
It's crazy he was on an island for almost an hour and a half before the first cop showed up.... that's just crazy man...
It boils down to personal choice. I knew two brothers who grew up hard (poverty, abuse). One was a murderer and the other a hero. Even psychopaths can make good choices and grow up to be respectable surgeons, lawyers, ect. instead of murderers.
There are nature and nurture aspects to make a psychopath.
So true. I'm so sick of hearing about some psychopath having a tough childhood or people saying that the Movies and/or Video Games made me do it.
No, no one and nothing made you do it. It all comes down to Right and Wrong.
Yup psychopath dont equal murderer. Cases like these show its nvr nature or nurture, but elements of both.
@@23Lfty Man your research must be gaining a lot of traction in the psychology circles around the world!
Oh wait, you're just talking out your ass :\.
@@pickleadaykeepsthedoctoraw5542 right all the years I've played video games and all the movies I've watch have made me a psychopath so do u really want to be pissing me off cuz sure as hell have no idea what ur talking about.
Last time I checked there's no excuse for killing people and blaming video games and movies is not goin to make u get off for being crazy.
I like the Norway culture and how the people are so chilled they are behave like gentleman
its because they got all their murder rage out 1,000years ago where as other cultures are savage currently.
head to northern part of norway then if u wanna see "chill"
I like Norway. And i feel it is very safe. That is why so horrific, with this maniac, who put a sick political wiev in action, to kill children. Innocent children, who had to die because of a twisted mine.
It is hard to get pass this . It created a big hole in our feeling of security.
But we still got a pretty safe country. Even the" crazy killing desperado" have not normally a gun...
And we have a very god healt system, so nobody should struggle if they get sick...
Oh well. Everybody likes their own country, i guess .
I am surprised this hasn't happened in Holland yet.
No looters
Time will soothe the terrible wound
But time can never completely erase that wound .
"violent video games" i cant with the how boomer this sounds
I think it's true tho
He read nazi propaganda, not call of duty that made him hate multi culturalism
@@Artomotive bruh
@@Artomotive okay mate. Please explain your technophobia, fear-mongering, and failure to blame actual issues. We're listening.
@@kenba8176 No, actually just look at Sweden immigration politics, it's enough to turn into far-right.
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This summer it will be 10 year ago. I still remember where I was when I first heard of this the same day it happend. I was on summer vacation in Denmark with my best friend. We had been out horseback riding in the early morning. Got back to our rented apartment and went to sleep. (Lazy teenagers). Her mom suddenly started screaming from the livingroom at us to wake up and come watch the news. Is was a sad day... The rest of the summer had like a dark cloud over it when we came back home to Norway... Hvil i fred 🌹
Sad day? Yeah try being in Palestine for a weak.
@@maxpayne3628 It was still a sad day
@@maxpayne3628 shut up man. Not the place to comment shit like that
@@maxpayne3628 it's two very different situations. But i don't expect an ignorant like you to know that.
@@maxpayne3628 Can u shut the fuck up? Its a sad day fo norway we have not had somthing like this since ww2 so shut the fuck up. and Week*
I remember it like it was yesterday. I'm polish but I was sitting in front of the tv and watching media reports about it, just when it was happening. I was so scared for them because I was same age as this kids and it was like watching a horror movie, knowing it was real life...
According to that man it took the police a full hour to get to the island area, that's f**king unacceptable.
It was a inside job, the dirty shadow government oso called Freemason, he was not alone the AP was in on it
It's an island! There is no bridge, only one small ferry. Not only that but Delta Force had to travel to the ferry dock by car since there were no helicopters available. The fact that they made it in an hour is actually amazing.
He set a bomb off in the center of Oslo city, Norway has not have bombs explode since WW2, ALL emergency personell were busy with the aftermath of this bomb. And he knew this.. the bomb was just a distraction so he could go and kill the children on a fucking youth camp on a small island.
The first boat the SWAT team went on sank because they were too heavy..Trust me, Norway will be better prepared in the future.
@@piperlong544 Wtf?
@@piperlong544 Your channel is about owning sex dolls. That explains why you're so disappointed with life
i don't know why i watch these documentaries, i try to analyse why these things happen, then i end up getting really upset for the victims, a truly horrifying ordeal for any age not just kids, RIP children,
I believe it was a test to see how much damage one man can make, he was far too well equiped to be a lone wolff
Equipped by whom exactly?
He saved up for 9 years to do this. Its very possible. I got lucky and won 80 thousand euro on bets last year. If I was a lunatic like Breivik I could do an insane amount of damage with that.
Look at USA, everybody is armed to the teeth with military grade weapons and still these lunatics regularly kill multiple people in sprees. Now think of a place where hardly anyone has these weapons and even only special units of police have then and you can see how so much damage can be done by just one person.
We're very lucky that we don't have nearly as many Looneys as USA, Russia etc.
@@beefchops1400 He bought a farm and joined a gun club. He used this to gain access to firearms.
He is treated like royalty in prison...reading books...listening to music...soft bed...delicious foods...sunlight and exercise previledges...
savouring the excitement of his killing spree...time and time again...
Well sure he is treated as a human being. Our prison system focuses on taking away your freedom and not indirectly making you a worse person during your stay by treating you as absolute shit, fulfilling some sort of revenge. You can take a education in prison get rehab or improve yourself in other endeavours. Sure that part is not that usefull for our ol murderer of children here. But it makes the majority of the prisoners actually able to reconstruct their life and rejoin society in a usefull way. instead of just being traumatized embittered and doomed to commit crime all over again. Imagine being forced to because of circumstances or making a shit decision and therefore do some minor crime getting thrown into institutionalised slavery And ending up being almost forced to do so again because All that time behind bars achieved nothing it just made you worse. No one wants to employ you for your background and you are broken after years of shit treatment. And nothing has been done to resolve the problem that made you commit this crime in the firstplace. Sure I'd say Breivik is beyond saving and should stay locked up for the rest of his life. ( which he will be until he is so old he cant even piss on his own) But atleast we dont need to stoop to his level in a desperate attempt for revenge. And everyone else with potential can actually get help. And become productive members of society. While some prison systems create the worst version of its prisoners (cough, US) hopefully we can improve a few
@@Destructo54555 So, basically your saying he deserves to be treated like a human being when he took lives of fellow human beings. He deserves to suffer and die in the most horrible way. And no, there's no chance for "people" like that. Norwegian system is wrong here, totally. He's not punished at all for what hes done.
@@Destructo54555 You cant rehab a psycho cause this is personality and that is a fact.Maybe all of EU countries should think and consider about getting death penalthies for these demons ,i will not call them humans.
@@Destructo54555🎯🎯🎯
I always wonder how these crazed mofos get the money to buy all the guns, explosives etc...... I'd imagine it would cost a fortune. I can barely pay Amazon shipping.
@Lame Duck He is crazy
@Lame Duck No kidding?? i didn't know that! I learned something today. thx :)
I read the book about this. He obtained and maxed out credit. I guess if you plan to murder people like this you’re not worried about paying those credit card bills on time.
I know, well Norway, they are really spoiled. I married one for 20 years...it was hell.
@@corettaha7855 lolol Omigod! hilarious... I cant't !
Every summer I go to Sweden about 2 hours from this place and to remember I was here during that gives me shivers on how close it is to where I go which this area seems so peaceful and like nothing is ever gonna happpen. But it did 2 hours from us 10 years ago
I will never forget the sound of that blast 😢
I was just to close to the bomb
Yih Dzelonh were you actually in Norway? I actually know people that were directly affected by it. Oslo is my hometown and my safe place, but that day will stay with us forever.
@Yih Dzelonh it is easy to pass judgment on other people's experiences of the incident.
It's like saying "I've started to forget the sound of the gunshots during the island massacre, I remember I changed the channel"
@Yih Dzelonh What does that have to do with anything? Of course she won't forget the haunting memories that explosion. Luckily for me, i was only 7 and none of my family were in oslo. Why do you have to bring religion into this, i dont get it. Just show some respect, no matter skin color, religion, culture or origin, its that simple.
Norway sucks
Interested in the psychology of criminals. I don't think they're studied enough. Keep up the good work!
they're studied a ton... maybe you just don't read
@@a.alphonso6193 🤦♀️
@@a.alphonso6193 Yes, criminals receive much more attention, research and treatment than their victims. But many in the public only hears the urban legends about poor criminals having (claiming to have) traumatic childhood, and they think there's a link there 🤦♀
I remember the feeling of confusion and worry that day, as a Norwegian on vacation in another country, seeing my parents and the other Scandinavian adults gathered around a computer where they followed the shocking news coming from our home country.. I was only 13, but I still remember the day as a 25 year old, even if I was in another country and didn't fully understand back then what was happening
This Man murdered 77 kids, and left so many disabled and only got 20 years in prison... its a mad world
High chance he actually won't get out due to how Norway's legal system works
Yeah they can still keep him in prison for life. The parole hearing they had today gave me the impression that he won't be getting out of there in his lifetime
Not entirely true. His first sentence is 21 years, yes, but they can add 5 years if they think he’s a danger to society, and they can continue to add five years to his sentence until he dies.
He’s the most hated person in the country, keeping him locked up forever is not only for the safety of our citizens, but also his safety. Every single person in Norway would risk their lives just to get to murder him.
He has shown no remorse and still tries to get his ideology spread by contacting journalists all the time. He’s never getting out.
He also has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia which they can also use against him to make sure he doesn’t get out. Everyone will riot if they let him out.
@@mago._. I'd say let him out. Let nature take it's course. If he doesn't survive oh well it's not like anyone would miss him.
@@twistedyogert Thankfully, the justice system doesn't work like that. It would be a mess if we just let every criminal back out on the street, without rehabilitating them first.
How did I never know this occurred. How the hell did I miss this? I’m always keeping up on the news around the world.
They like to not talk about it too much because of people looking into the guy in what he was warning about imo
I was wondering the same thing. Considering I am chronically online, I somehow missed this. It is one of the most shocking events I ever heard of.
They blame “violent video games”. I played Monopoly and I’m still not succeeded in Real Estate. BTW how does 21 years compare to 77 lost lives?
Its the Maximum sentence, and after the 21 years He can get 21 more years of it is deemed that he is a danger to society or society is a danger to him. He won’t EVER get out of prison
Lmaooo I'm gonna start using that whenever I hear the bullshit about the video games. 🤣🤣🤣
@@jayglamx3 incorrect again, if someone says only video games are at fault then it is obviously wrong, but there is plausibility of video games being a part of one's development of violent mindset, throughout history, it has been multiple reasons, old times it was religion and god influencing massacres, last 100 years it has been entertainment like music movies that influence people's attitudes, recently it's videogames, ask yourself why fps shooters with vr support are becoming more and more popular.
obviously I am not saying video games are to blame, I am saying video games, especially extremely violent ones are influential in developing a violent mindset which is also moulded by societies handling of death, if death is usual, people don't care, if death, especially mass death is unusual people do care.
@@waitwhat3547 I agreed with everything you said
His sentence can be extended as long as he is deemed a threat to society. Which means he will probably stay in jail for the remainder of his life.
This is awesome! Congrats
I remember this on the news. Somehow I forgot that he had actually set off a car bomb. What I remembered distinctly was a man on summer camp island shooting young people. It was horrific.
Me to, I didn't remember the bomb. A very sad, evil, little man.
This is some real life Camp Crystal Lake shit, i couldn't even imagine having no where to run
@@cosmicphoenix4136 water is freezing cold, you can easily drown, it isn’t a long lasting option
And now, eleven years later, his ideas are even more prevalent and growing.
as long as people are indifferent to parents being emotionally cruel to small helpless children, indifferent to verbal abuse, indifferent to ignoring questions, silent treatment, answering different questions, denying verbal abuse, denying responsibility, indifferent to evasion, unfair criticism, wrongful accusations, the cruelly treated small helpless children will grow up into breiviks who will mow down the same people who looked away when their mother emotionally abused them. people want it this way, people get it this way. because its much easier to throw few dead bodies into a furnace and squirt some tears over killed family members than if billions of people every day, every minute, every second would have to constantly think about whether what the others are saying is verbal abuse or not and having to speak up against it if it is.
I remember when this happened it was sickening and I still feel sad for those who lost their lives 🙏
Me to, my tv was on the whole time. I will never forget that day (live in sweden)
It's infuriating that a camera was being aimed from that helicopter instead of a sniper rifle. The police were not prepared, period. A fast response would have made the number of people killed much smaller.
That makes no sense at all. First of all, it was a news helicopter; second of all, shooting someone that you don't know is actually the perpetrator is just moronical. This is why Americans need to stick to their own business. They can ruin their own country on their own time, and stop voicing their opinions on other countries, when they clearly can't even handle their own.
If I understood correctly, the police had to get there over water.
Mrt Pracon, you are immeasurably more mature than I was at your age or even my current age of 55. We are meant to be tested. It is the only way we find ourselves and our incontrovertible truth. You amaze me my good young man. Stay strong and always remember we are with you.
@Dogman tossed my salad no
There was justice served.
He wasn’t sentenced to “21 years”, he was sentenced to “21 years (forvaring)”.
In American terms that means “life in prison with the possibility of parole in 21 years” (he won’t ever pass parole)
you understand nothing .B saved Norway from multiculti idiots . In France and Germany hundreds died already as a result of multiculti and thousands suffered from increased crime . it changed Norway for better because of lesson He inflicted , so sad so many leftist communists nazis died in utoya , it was a great loss to western humanity indeed . it stopped influx of superior african culture and those great rappers not to mention drug traffickers and terrorists . Norwegians no longer had to buy ear plugs and avoid some parts of cities No installation of safety bars on windows became necessary TERRIBLE TRAGEDY , really ?
@@blackflag5148 As a Norwegian, but not a victim I will say revenge is not justice.
I won't speak on those directly affected behalf though.
I don't think he wants it either, many will be waiting for him to catch him and give him a slow and painful death (it will be a mouse for the torture laboratory).
the norwegian police were watching as it happened. They were on the other side of the water with weapons and securitygear doing nothing while civillians were on small boats around the island saving the children from drowning.
That's partially true except that the police had troubles with the boat engine on one of the boats so it took longer than expected. Don't say the police were doing nothing. Just disrespectful against the police.
@@riotwastaken You must be part of that good-for-nothing-of a Police corps, maybe?. After 10 years they are still as incompetent as they were back in 2011. The Police acted as a bunch of cowards letting down all those young people. The only heroes were the local civilians who risked their lives to rescue the poor swimming youngster from the gelid waters of the fjord. And you know what? None was held accountable Speeches, speeches and more speeches...and THAT is quintessentially norwegian.
Kinda weird, huh? And why did the youth leader take the ferry and remove it from the island? So much questions around this.
@@riotwastaken The boat; premium.vgc.no/v2/images/f4ff9da3-13a0-44c7-b852-5303112edac3?fit=crop&h=720&w=1280&s=e2682479d71b2ed1d1112fdbb10f865342997a4b
@@Rusteneuro Yeah, this small rubber boat is what the police tried to approach the island with after the youth leader had removed the ferry from the island. The ferry was an old military boat, and ideal for rescuing people in the water. But that went away bye bye while civilians in plastic boats picked up the drowning scared and traumatized youths in the water. HOW is this possible?
Imagine the survivors seeing the police arriving on the island and wondering if it’s more shooters or actual police
I had no clue this happened there. So scary and heartbreaking. My heart really goes out to all the victims surrounding that terrible incident. Now once again finding video games and music to blame the entire incident on. I play GTA all the time and have no desire whatsoever to take away someone's life and cars. It's just solely entertainment. It starts from home. That's where the true issue lies.
At the time of the trial he mentioned how much fun it was watching people dive underwater trying not to get shot, he just waited for them to come back up.
giggleherz you know why he thinks that is funny? Because he is sick in the head...
Where you alive in 2011? You don’t remember the news? 🤦♂️
@@felipeb1032 You could have kept your smartass remark to yourself.
@@felipeb1032 What the fuck is wrong with you. Shut the fuck up.
my father was one of the people who were tasked with tracking him via phone, but they only managed to track the phone of one of the victims on utøya which he had called the police with. i was only three at the time and thought it was a protest at the time.
what do you mean by that?
Reminds me of the Port Arthur Massacre in Tasmania, Australia.
Never heard of this
I'm Tasmanian and Martin Bryant's innocent and the government has alot of explaining to do
@@billyhunt7450 nah u can fuck off
do your research , even some of the victims family's want him free, he was on the phone to police while people were still being shot miles from were he was, people that was there said it wasn't him He has an IQ of 66 equivalent of a 6 year old but somehow pulled of multiple head shots firing from the right hip at moving targets, he's left handed,, the ar15 was registered to Victoria Police, he plead not guilty so the government sacked his lawyer and appointed one who made him plead guilty, the judge said if he plead not guilty he could never find him guilty
@@baydos602 the fact that my reply keeps being deleted proves people are scared of the truth
Bye the way congratulations for 4 lakh subscribers
Adrian, hvis du noensinne leser dette, vi vokste opp i Røyveien sammen. Håper du har det bra i disse dager. Du har alltid vært en jævla fin fyr.
Prayers for the victims families and the survivors.
Fuck them, karen lol
@@D88111 what?
My brother was just a block or so away when the bomb went off, he had just taken a trip from Sweden to Norway by car to pass some time on his holiday (very common) and he just happened to arrive to Oslo just in time for the bomb. His car even broke down halfway down in the middle of the forest. So lucky he just missed the blast after all. ❤
God bless
Thank God & wish you all well. ❤️
The makers of this documentary neglected to mention that it was a coordinated attack on the Labour party, Arbeiderpartiet, and their youth wing, AUF. The assailant, a radicalised white supremacist, targeted the social democrats because he viewed them as the destroyers of his utopian all-white, Christian Norway. It wasn't an attack on the Norwegian people as of whole. It was a calculated blow to the future social democrats of Norway, and an attempt to silence their cause: liberty, equality and solidarity.
Even though you might aim to tone down politics in a documentary such as this one, it really is dropping the ball on the subject.
Ikke et minutts stillhet, men et helt liv i kamp 🌹❤
he was angry at censorship which also deletes anything here telling the real story . RUclips VIOLATES OUR RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH because RUclips is financed and controlled by circles of rich leftist supremacists
100/100 agree. this was a political act. he wasnt deranged. RIP all the victims.
After reading about it I found out he was admirer of hindu nationalism from India. I'm from there and I can say we are suffering the consequences of unchecked growth of hindu nationalism which inspired people like breivik outside india. I wish this was more talked about, so people would not have been brainwashed here to the extent they are today.
As an American I am appalled. I have consistently stayed current in what I thought was the news and have never heard this story. Our media has a blinding agenda. It’s breaks my heart for you Norway and I send condolences 9 years late.
To be fair this was all over American news at the time not sure how you missed it, but yeah media bubbles are definitely real
I think even the american president mentioned this? Idk how you haven't heard of it before
@@beepboopbeepp Maybe I was out of the loop kids , work etc. but I have asked several of my friends if they have heard of it and everyone I’ve asked has said no. As a matter of fact my next door neighbor is a college professor and she had not either.
@@jjcoola998 It wouldn't surprise me if it was the biggest breaking news for about an hour or less on most news channels. And most people don't read news online, or watch news on TV the entire day, so I'm sure quite a big minority of Americans missed it entirely. It would surprise me to hear if it was considered the breaking news case for several hours on any TV channel in the U.S.
They may have given short updates on the case in the time after it happened, but then only in passing, as if it was just any other news story. I've seen a clip of an American news channel reporting on it the same day it happened, and after they were done talking about the massacre, the reporter switched to talking about the weather, with a very dramatic voice. Because apparently the weather was more shocking than what was happening in Norway, that day.
Bruh I was 13 when this happened and I remember it everywhere
I was abused, I play video games and stay in my room most of the time. I have not killed anyone, nor do I plan too. There are no excuses for Brievick's crime. The government has to give a reason when they don't have one.
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So how do you earn a living, to eat, or pay bills, or pay the internet? If you just stay in your room?
Ah but you're female, right? Women don't often murder, it's rare.
@@pifandrei5743 ever heard of living with your parents ?
The reason is quite simply him and his violent ideology
I still remember the summer this happened and it was all over the news. I was 12 and even tho it happened in another country I was horrified and had many nightmares about it and still thought about it from time to time. Only now have I actually learned the facts and how big the whole ordeal was...
you understand nothing .B saved Norway from multiculti idiots . In France and Germany hundreds died already as a result of multiculti and thousands suffered from increased crime . it changed Norway for better because of lesson He inflicted , so sad so many leftist communists nazis died in utoya , it was a great loss to western humanity indeed . it stopped influx of superior african culture and those great rappers not to mention drug traffickers and terrorists . Norwegians no longer had to buy ear plugs and avoid some parts of cities No installation of safety bars on windows became necessary TERRIBLE TRAGEDY , really ?
You had nightmares about it. Yea sure dude
@@douggaudiosi14 ?
@@douggaudiosi14 Just because you lack imagination and sensitivity... 🙄
This was so sad. I wasn't aware of this tragedy until I came across Malcolm Nance's book. He wrote about it in his book.
Take note .when there's a bomb attack dont think you're safe on an island🤔
People LOVE and HATE in every walk of life, its very sad. Prayers everyone adjusted ok.
all these professionals trying to understand something as simple as hatred, brought on by not fitting in and coming to terms with it by creating a value system... once those values are trampled or perceived to be trampled... these loaners are very committed to their cause... in there mind they are just... these are not monsters... they are weapons that are created by an environment that doesn't make sense to non privileged people...
By my math 77 people divided by 21 years = 0.28 years per person. Regardless, he's never getting out.
I think it’s important to not solely blame video games, because that takes away from the main point that they’re trying to skirt around: this guy was a white supremacist. Video games do not make you fall into that hole.
Video games had no part in it whatsoever, period
@@stonehorn4641 I think it may have made him more effective or been some kind of sick emulation for him I think they might have been harmful to him but it’s not video games’s fault
He used video games to train himself. It was all part of his plan.
Jesus you guys are dumb
Unless that was the actual sound of the explosion, I’m going to think that was a sound effect for editing
It’s edited the I have hear the sound effect before
I knew of him ever since the news broke years back - people may despise my praise for their humane justice and prison systems. It deserves to be world standard.
No. He deserves to be in a Central American prison you clown
Norway’s prison system is amazing, it should absolutely be the standard. They actually try to help fix the inmates, and get them education and good jobs with goof wages and a month of paid vacation right out of prison so their recidivism rate is very low.
Also if someone is gonna learn their lesson they will learn it in twenty years of lockup as well as 50 years. But obviously when you have cases like this they have their review system in place to keep him incarcerated indefinitely
Unfortunately most people think it’s better to make a more angry person who is unable to work and survive without crime when they are released from prison rather than giving them the tools and help they need so they can live a life without crime.
Plus it costs anywhere from 50,000 - 100,000+ dollars a year for each inmate, without going into all the court costs and everything, so it saves the taxpayer money in the long run , plus the offender pays taxes upon release since they usually have a job right away
@@jjcoola998 Golden words sir - our prisoners return to crime half the time and a massive tax burden holding in those potty deification equipped cells.
Vacation is new to someone who extensively reviewed their system and shaped my manifesto as such - released inmates are entitled to all you plus a GMI Guaranteed Minimum Income.
Norway dosent police for profit like the US.
77 killed and over 300 injured by one man. Terrifying.
They were all reds so nothing of loss.
@@samuelskogqvist5565 they were fucking CHILDREN
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@@samuelskogqvist5565 reds?
@@zorilazThe summer camp he hit was hosted by the Youth wing of the Labour Party, they were liberals and he viewed them as communists. From what I understand his core issue was immigration.
Who watching on 2020?
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After watching 22 July I wanted to find something on what really happened.
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I bet he got the fertilizer-truck idea from Timothy McVee
@@michaellovely6601 "perceived" 🤣🤣🤣
You've spelt his name incorrectly - Timothy McVeigh
No, ANFO is just a very common explosive, people have used it in car bombs much before McVeigh
Everyone is of course shocked by the sentence but thank God they have a legal condition (forvaring) that will probably keep this monster in prison. I hope he really suffers in jail so he has some idea of how much pain he has caused. [Thank you for this horrific episode, Real Crime. Subscribed]
you understand nothing .B saved Norway from multiculti idiots . In France and Germany hundreds died already as a result of multiculti and thousands suffered from increased crime . it changed Norway for better because of lesson He inflicted , so sad so many leftist communists nazis died in utoya , it was a great loss to western humanity indeed . it stopped influx of superior african culture and those great rappers not to mention drug traffickers and terrorists . Norwegians no longer had to buy ear plugs and avoid some parts of cities No installation of safety bars on windows became necessary TERRIBLE TRAGEDY , really ?
Sorry, but Norwegian prisons are like decent quality hotels.
@Merecir you're just confused by the 3rd world nature of America's slave prisons
21 years is just a formality. He's never getting out. Rest in peace all. Lost but never ever forgotten.
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This is so sad to me. Not just because it’s an unthinkable tragedy with so much harm and loss of lives for which I am deeply sorry. But because my great grandmother came to the US from Norway some time during the first have of the last century. If she were still alive, I don’t think she could ever have imagined what would become of her beautiful home country. Wishing everyone peace. ✨
Well it's not like Norway now sucks because of this, we are still a great country.
Unfortunately, the innocent get caught up in warfare. This is a war against European cultures being allowed to exist and Anders Breivik is the sad resulting push back against evil far leftist forces seeking to forever alter Europe and destroy their prosperous cultures in the name of commie evil. Look into the agenda's he attacked. Not just the attacker.
Unfortunately we have more of him who still live amongst us. May God protect us all from this type of evil
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@@oranguman8606 what
Holy Shyt dude. I heard about this but never seen what actually happened. Norwegians God bless one & all. Sincerely wishing everyone all the best 💞
Belgium no3 sweden no4 crime rate europe. Do u know y?
The confusion on how to hear this is extreme.the random times I cried... how? Could? You?
There are types of people who only dream doing that kind of havocs. Mark my words, but this man is that dude who executed that carnage pretty lively and handsomely. Can't put it in better than this
Like the Joker
you understand nothing .B saved Norway from multiculti idiots . In France and Germany hundreds died already as a result of multiculti and thousands suffered from increased crime . it changed Norway for better because of lesson He inflicted , so sad so many leftist communists nazis died in utoya , it was a great loss to western humanity indeed . it stopped influx of superior african culture and those great rappers not to mention drug traffickers and terrorists . Norwegians no longer had to buy ear plugs and avoid some parts of cities No installation of safety bars on windows became necessary TERRIBLE TRAGEDY , really ?
i think its funny that the gang member that tried to be hidden you can still see his eyes haha lol
Imagine being the taxi driver who let Breivik out at his farm, where he just stood outside watching the taxi leave. That's a horror movie scene, even in daylight!
he wont be released, hell get more life sentences after this one ends
"Which accessories would you like on your rifle?" "Yes."
His mother was *mad*, and she abused him horribly. Even before he was born. Still no excuses, but it should help explain somewhat why he is the way he is. I watched it on the news, simply tragic.
crazy how childhood can change your adulthood so drastically
Makes sense, his erratic behaviour seems like an outgrowth of being mentally and spiritually broken. The cloak of so called nationalism I think was an attempt to hide what he couldn't realize. Odd, that he would attack other Norwegians and his attacks where driven by racial pride? Well, If he had racial pride he would show love and support for fellow Norwegians but he did not. Sad because he is in need a spiritual intervention.
🤦♂saying he prepared for that by spray-painting is the most absurd and moronic thing I've ever heard.
I live in bergen but i was in oslo at the time of the bomb. I could hear and feel the bomb. He changed his name to Fjotolf Hansen btw.
Archevis
Fritjof*
FierceX -_- No, Fjotolf.
He changed his name. New info for me. Thank you. Cute first name tho
@Doris Karloff when you turn 18 in Norway, you Can change your name. Why shouldn't he be able to?
@@lindasvalesen5237 one can always tell where those people come from: they have never heard of things that happen outside their own country and still believe their country does it the right way.
As a swede, this event hits so close to home. It’s a bitter reminder that even in our secure Nordic nations, sick people can still commit heinous crimes against the innocent. And we must make sure that it doesnt happen here again.
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It happened again a couple of years ago. A breivik fan boy attacked a mosque fully loaded, luckily they took him down and he killed only 1 person
He killed some people in a Communist camp right?
@@charlesbukowski9836 it’s called the labor youth it’s not really all that communist anymore it used to be but it’s more social democratic which is the norm of politics in Norway I’d say red or socialist left are more communist and communism is generally not viewed as that bad in Norway or at least socialism
Swedenstan lol, the rape capital of Europe
@@D88111 shut up please
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I’m so impressed by the lovely English being spoken in Norway💝I’m also very surprised I had never heard of this event.
Remember when this was in the news 9 years ago and in the news it said he trained to kill people by playing the mission "no russian" in call of duty mw2, after that incident activision changed the mission to optional.
Well that's not true at all. They didn't patch games back than. Mission was optional because test audience said it was to traumatized. It was released with the warning and allowing it to be optional. It was completely removed in Russia.
The scary thing is he said he would do it again
Civilians got out there to save children
Police stood on the shore on the other side and did nothing. Why??? Plus arrested a teenager when well there whole his parents thought their son was dead!
Look at the state of that bellend's M4. He went full Tacticool. _Never_ go full Tacticool.
Edit: My mistake, it's a Mini 14. Which is somehow _worse._
My parents was close to the explosion when my mom was pregnant with me so i could have died. rip to all the people that died😢
Why do boomers believe so strongly that violent video games play a role in these crimes, I play 'violent video games' all day and I feel beyond guilty if I accidentally destroy a spiders web.
They say that people who commit terrorism is because they had some form of trauma happen to them that leads down a path of ultimate destruction to human beings and the world, we still have a lot to learn about these criminals and why they still spread baseless facts about their conspiracy theories and then go ahead with committing these weird things almost every year since world war II.
Wow, almost a ton of fertilizer explosives? Why didn't that building end up looking like OK City, that truck was even closer. One was an ANFO bomb and one wasn't.
The reason Breivik's bomb didn't do as much damage as McVeigh's bomb is because McVeigh used a nearly 2 and a half ton fucking bomb.
The bomb in Oklahoma City was literally twice the size of the bomb used in Oslo, making it very clear why the building in Oslo didn't lose an entire side of the building.
Maybe he didn't make it as good as he could have. There's a multitude of reasons why it wasn't as powerful as you'd expect. Mixture ratio, packaging, density, moisture contamination etc etc
There were some weird things with that explosion.