RIP Norway deceased

[waqasahmed]

Following from this thread:
Amy

I'd like to say RIP to the victims of Andrew Breivik. From looking through his manifesto, he does seem like a very clever man but it is a massive shame to how he has applied this knowledge

[brian]

Not read his manifesto, but he does come across as one of those rare but dangerous nutters who ends up trying to hurt as many innocent people as possible.

What's really caught my attention from this is reading about how open Norwegian society is. I really hope they don't turn against that because of one madman. I think one of the Norwegians put it something like, "In the face of adversity, the answer is more democracy" or something like that.

[waqasahmed]

The Norweigans are an educated people. In Iraq, the people are not educated so hostility grows and grows. The Norweigans can generally work out that this guy is a mad man

This picture says a lot really
http://erwindot.com/wp-content/uploa...lo-blast16.jpg

I found it incredible that the Telegraph and the Guardian were one of the first to jump the gun(being broadsheets) I half expected that from the DM, the mirror etc... but not from the broadsheets.

The BBC seemed to be the only site that day that reported the facts, as they came in.

The island of Utoya looks absolutely magnificent (and close to the wording of Utopia)
http://www.geenstijl.nl/archives/ima...orwegenwtf.jpg

It's incredible how one man has ruined its beauty

[waqasahmed]

I'd hate for him or for any other extremist organisations (regardless of religion, lack of, or political allegiance) to acquire any goods on the market.

What I have also noticed that it is still relatively easy to plan an attack in say a large city. I won't go in to details as I don't really want someone thinking of orchestrating an attack, but domestic attacks are still relatively easy to do.