Radical RIght WIng Groups, Fundamentalist Christians, promoters of

[malaise]

the right to sell assault weapons and the lunatics allowed to encourage hate day after fucking day, hour after fucking hour - thank you.

Let's hear from you now. You think the world is fed up of the lunatic Muslims - wait for our reaction to this slaughter of young people, politicians and ordinary people going about their normal business in Norway.

Let's hear from you Rush, Hagee, ReTHUGS, Teabaggers, Freepers, neo-Nazis,Militias - it is fucking over!! We have had enough.

Turn on BBC - turn on any sane station -I dare you - they are calling you out everywhere. BBC and M$Greedia allowed you all to get away with this promotion of hate for far too long - it is over.

Janet Reno was right about those in America - now you are all on the list.

Fuck you fucking fucks!!!

[ejpoeta]

1. they hate when anyone compares them to the taliban, but they are comparable to the taliban.

they may not go out and throw acid on girls trying to go to school, but the have infiltrated our legislatures and state houses and are trying to legislate their religious beliefs like sharia law does. and while they do not personally go out and attack people, they advocate it and every nutjob hears it. and all it takes is one of them to act on it.

[malaise]

2. They are worse than the Taliban

At least can speak of invaders in their country - these fuckers are turning on their own so that only their views are law. Words have consequences - enough promotion of hate.

[ejpoeta]

3. well, the taliban have gone after their own. look what they have done in pakistan.

but you are right. they fought off the russians and then controlled afghanistan with OUR HELP! how many of the people we eventually ended up at war with did we help put in charge of countries!! but i digress. our american taliban are worse in some ways because they try to act like they are just regular folks who just want to take their country back.... as they turn it into something anything BUT american. And they have friggin guns. I don't personally like guns myself. But I don't generally have problems with guns for people. Except when people who seem to hate the way this country is going and start threatening to use 2nd amendment remedies and getting very angry have lots of them. Then I get nervous.

[malaise]

5. He hated socialists

blamed them for immigration policies, hates muslims.

The far right are terrorists.

[ejpoeta]

7. yes they are. and he sounds like he'd fit right in with them. maybe that's why

the right wing boards aren't as 'christian' as they ought to be about the victims of this guy.

[malaise]

4. He bought six tonnes of fertilizer in May

Lives at home with his mother (like Freepers). Who the fuck sells a loser like this six tonnes of fertilizer?

[madrchsod]

8. i read where he was a dealer in ag products...

[malaise]

15. Security in Europe has diverted attention from these RW groups

and focused on Muslims.
Excellent comment on BBC

[Fumesucker]

9. Apparently he manages a farm with several hundred employees..

At least I read that on one news account..

:shrug:

[malaise]

13. That's not what I read in the Guardian

but who knows. The farm may have been a front office to order six tonnes of fertilizer in May. He lived with his mother.

[madrchsod]

6. i`m wondering how fox and other`s will blame those kids who died.

[malaise]

10. I can't wait for the promoters of hate to weigh in

Ichingcarpenter posted one of their English papers and they already blamed AlQaeda.

Another man just detained outside the hotel where the PM is visiting.


From BBC
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jul/23/norway-attacks
Norwegian media said he had set up a Twitter account a few days ago and posted a single message on 17 July saying: "One person with a belief is equal to the force of 100,000 who have only interests."
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You cannot whip up hate and put it back in a bottle.

Live coverage here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14260205

[madrchsod]

18. was he trying to kill the future leaders of the norwegian left ?

that is the most frightening thing that has come out of this. that is why i`m betting the us msm will never point this out.

we will never know if one of those who died might have been someone who would have gone down in history for their contributions to mankind. it would have been for the great works they did instead of one of those who`s life was never fulfilled.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workers%27_Youth_League_(Norway)#2011_Massacre

[malaise]

20. Looks that way

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-14261114

[madokie]

11. You nailed it

We're going to have to take the bull by the horns cause no one is stepping up to do it for us. This hate from the right has got to stop.

[malaise]

12. Check this quote on BBC

1211: Via Twitter Dr Geoff Nash in Durham

In Britain the media rushed to judgment that this was the work of Muslim terrorists. We need to understand in the West that terrorism of this kind is a sickness of the modern world, not limited to the ethnic or religious 'other'. It is right here, within our own societies.

:hi:

By the way he served in the military which is normal in Norway - national service
Lived in a middle class neighborhood

add

[TheBigotBasher]

14. The faces of hate

[malaise]

16. You should really start a thread and let's expose all of them

I have family in Denmark - this far right attack is very painful to me. My sister has lived there for well over 40 years - She and her husband have kids and grand kids. It could have been them. They are part of the multi-culturalism.

[Ichingcarpenter]

17. He had links to the 'English Defense League'

A far right group in England

[malaise]

19. What were his links to the Dutch far right?

I'm hearing there might have been an accomplice.
I am so angry about this slaughter of innocents.
sp.