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- What happened on July 22, 2011?
A day that will not be forgotten. The world witnessed two awful terrorist attacks, which took place in Norway and were committed by a right-wing extremist Anders Breivik, taking the lives of seventy-seven innocent people.
A day that will not be forgotten. The world witnessed two awful terrorist attacks, which took place in Norway and were committed by a right-wing extremist Anders Breivik, taking the lives of seventy-seven innocent people.
#AndersBreivik is a neo-Nazi lover who is against Marxists, Liberalists, Muslims and member of the elites. He is an extreme nationalist and also a member of the Knights Templar, who considers his ethnicity to be superior to the other ethnic groups.
In his opinion, Europeans have been deprived from ethnic, territorial, and cultural rights. Hence, he believed that a ban on immigration, an end to enforced multiculturalism, and elimination of Islam in Europe would be the solution.
He was convinced that the state’s policies are highly unlikely to be changed unless violent actions are used to influence governments or key decision makers.
He wanted to change the political regime in European countries, specifically #Norway , by sending a brutal message to cause fear among the population through targeting vulnerable civilians, mainly children.
The first terrorist attack was a bomb explosion, which took place in Oslo city. This attack killed eight innocent people, which was executed mainly to distract authorities enabling him to successfully carry out the second terrorist attack.
Meanwhile, a multicultural summer camp for children was held in Utoya island, which was the main target for the #terrorist Anders Breivik. He brutally killed sixty-nine innocent people through mass shooting and hundreds were injured.
On the same date of this tragedy, he was arrested for his terrorist attacks, involving killing seventy-seven innocent civilians. Several trials took place until the Norwegian Court found him guilty and was sentenced to life in prison in solitary confinement.
