EPTHuge Explosion in Oslo - Page 68
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jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
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Polarn
Norway96 Posts
You can view it here: http://www.vgtv.no/#!id=42341 I'm sure it'll be translated by someone here, anyway I'll try to translate some of the main points if I have the time. | ||
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Xiphias
Norway2223 Posts
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Eventh
Norway45 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:02 vyyye wrote: I hope he has a hard time in prison. Assuming that is the guy.. fuck man, one of the worse pictures I've seen. Prison in Norway isn't like that. He will at most spend 21 years locked up, and probably have access to Internet, TV, education and be safe from other prisoners. | ||
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
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ShiShKeBab
Sweden43 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:11 partisan wrote: Nobody has taken responsibility, the one group that had originally claimed they were behind the attacks today has already retracted their statement. Oh, so they felt unsure as to if they could stick with it??? ??? | ||
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Awesomeness
Germany1361 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:08 Whalecore wrote: This seems more and more like a psycho on a shooting spree than organized terror.. which is a good thing. This whole thing looks way too "professional" to be the work of one man imo. It's not like anyone with no connections to organized crime/terrorism can just go ahead and buy that amount of explosives. | ||
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Polarn
Norway96 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:11 jdseemoreglass wrote: According to David Berry, from the department of Political Studies at Swansea University, on NRK in the last few minutes they interviewed the head of police in Oslo and he stated that the gunman was NOT wearing a police uniform, rather a blue jumper which had a Norwegian police badge or sign on it. He also confirmed that the suspect had never worked for the police. The blue jumper is pretty common for police as far as I know, and from what I could get from the press conference it was pretty much identical to the police issue one. But, yes, it wasn't a uniform. | ||
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FallDownMarigold
United States3710 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:12 Xiphias wrote: I am so surprised he did not shoot himself in the end, but very happy for it so we might get some answers... It's not likely people like this give sensible answers. Take a look at that Jared Loughner mess of a guy. He was alive in the end, but it didn't provide any closure or "answers". I dunno. Is there any word yet as to whether or not he's connected with any groups? | ||
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jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:12 Xiphias wrote: I am so surprised he did not shoot himself in the end, but very happy for it so we might get some answers... I can't imagine there are any answers other than that this man is completely insane. It requires a completely insane person to gun down a bunch of innocent youth, so his imagined justification for it is really irrelevant. | ||
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partisan
United States783 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:12 ShiShKeBab wrote: Oh, so they felt unsure as to if they could stick with it??? ??? Or the fact that anytime a car backfires in a western country, 5 wanna-be jihadist groups claim credit for setting off a bomb. Someone in the organization not authorized to make statements claimed responsibility for the attacks, and the head of said organization retracted that statement. | ||
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decemvre
Romania639 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:12 Eventh wrote: Prison in Norway isn't like that. He will at most spend 21 years locked up, and probably have access to Internet, TV, education and be safe from other prisoners. That actually sounds quite comfortable. You need to do something about that as a nation. Your civilization has advanced too far when compared to other nations. A terrorist from the middle east would view that as welcoming really. No work. Food, Entertainment etc. | ||
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venage
Sweden65 Posts
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Laevateinn
Norway115 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:12 Eventh wrote: Prison in Norway isn't like that. He will at most spend 21 years locked up, and probably have access to Internet, TV, education and be safe from other prisoners. You honestly think he won't be put into "forvaring" and spend the rest of his life in prison? Yes, we only have 21 years prison sentences, but we also have "Forvaring" which is if you are deemed a danger to society, and it can be extended into infinity, five years at a time. | ||
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vvLOSTvv
Norway23 Posts
Im sorry if I offended any, and if someone want a further explination/discussion on this plz msg me. This thread is closed, and this edit was edited in by a moderator. -------------- an eye for an eye..and a tooth for a tooth as you have done to others shall be done to you what happend here in norway today should be no suprise to us. totaly expected imo. User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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Wivyx
Norway624 Posts
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Aim Here
Scotland672 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:07 ShiShKeBab wrote: Look, the guy who blew himself upp in Sthlm was a confirmed Islamist (indoctrinated in UK no diss luv UK), the Ansar and a guy from Al Qaida have taken responsibility explicitly. If it was some norweigan gone mad, why would they do this since he could have left a message or whatever to explain that he just does'nt like norweigan politicians. AND EVEN IF THEY WERENT BEHIND IT WHY THE FUCK TAKE RESPONSIBILITY THEY CAN FUCKING GO TO... The reason why some radical political group would claim responsibility for actions they didn't do is an attempt to get the political benefits of having carried out the attack. Remember, there are a few alienated muslim fuckups who would probably support a Jihadist-style attack on Oslo. There's even been at least one alienated Norwegian fuckup in this very thread who would cheer on a bomb attack on the government. If you go about saying 'I did that' you can get those sorts of guys interested in joining your group, and maybe get journalists clambering to ask you why you did it, and you can go about explaining your point of view to the masses. Free publicity. Rather silly, of course, because once people realise you're a paper tiger, they forget about you quickly, but that doesn't stop half a dozen little noname groups from claiming responsibility for every terrorist attack that gets a news headline. Because of this, real violent radical groups tend to give out secret codewords when phoning up police or news outlets to give bomb warnings and suchlike, in order to convince the people on the other end of the phone that they're genuine. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
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Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:14 partisan wrote: Or the fact that anytime a car backfires in a western country, 5 wanna-be jihadist groups claim credit for setting off a bomb. Someone in the organization not authorized to make statements claimed responsibility for the attacks, and the head of said organization retracted that statement. Very common that there is a line of nutcases wanting to take the blaim or putting the blaim on someone when these kind ot things happen. | ||
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ShiShKeBab
Sweden43 Posts
On July 23 2011 05:14 partisan wrote: Or the fact that anytime a car backfires in a western country, 5 wanna-be jihadist groups claim credit for setting off a bomb. Someone in the organization not authorized to make statements claimed responsibility for the attacks, and the head of said organization retracted that statement. Ansar Al Islam is a pretty old and organized group, i wish someone who has been in northern Iraq can confirm this and tell us some about them. There was some army guy in this thread before. | ||
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