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[Peter Lemkin]

Oslo Shooting: Read Anders Behring Breivik's Internet Comments Here
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This English translation of the alleged Norway shooter's posts on a Norwegian website suggests he was obsessed with the impact of Islam on Norwegian society.

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Sat Jul. 23, 2011 10:56 AM PDT

Anders Behring Breivik, charged in connection with Friday's horrific bombing and shootings in Norway, left clues to his motivation at an anti-Muslim website called Document.no. In the entries belowculled and translated by the British magazine SearchlightBreivik is fixated on what he believes is the creeping evil of Islam in Europe. He argues for setting up a system of social networking "such that is linked to similar organizations in other countries (similar to a beginning of a cultural Euro-version of a Tea Party movement)." He complains that Europe lost the Cold War by 1950 and that the continent, especially Norway and Sweden, has been engulfed by Marxist attitudes, "while the old-established truths of patriotism and cultural conservatism today is branded as extremism." He notes, "The European cultural conservative movement is small at the moment but we are growing every day."

Breivik, in one post, argues that a "moderate" Muslim is like a "moderate" Nazi:

And then we have the relationship between conservative Muslims and so-called "moderate Muslims". There is moderate Nazis, too, that does not support fumigation of rooms and Jews. But they're still Nazis and will only sit and watch as the conservatives Nazis strike (if it ever happens). If we accept the moderate Nazis as long as they distance themselves from the fumigation of rooms and Jews?....For me it is very hypocritical to treat Muslims, Nazis and Marxists differ. They are all supporters of hate-ideologies. Not all Muslims, Nazis and Marxists are conservative, most are moderate. But does it matter? A moderate Nazi might, after having experienced fraud, choose to be conservative. A moderate Muslim can, after being refused to enter a club, be conservative, etc.

He denounces multiculturalism:

Tell me one country where Muslims have lived peacefully with non-Muslims without the Jihad

...How many thousands of new Europeans must die, how many one hundred thousand European women should be raped, millions robbed and tractor discarded before you understand that multiculturalism + Islam does not work?

He's has no tolerance for Marxists:

Had Western Europe and the U.S. decided to imprison all Marxists (Nazis and Marxists) after WW2 and swearing Marxist principles of hate ideology similar to Nazism, we had never been in the current situation.

He's a critic of the modern Protestant church:

Today's Protestant church is a joke. Priests in jeans who march for Palestine and churches that look like the minimalist shopping centers. I am a supporter of an indirect collective conversion of the Protestant church back to the Catholic. In the meantime, I vote for the most conservative candidates in church elections.

And this fellow accused of killing scores at a youth camp claims to be concerned for the youth of Norway:

I dare not even think of how many Norwegian children who have been suicide because of these experiences (assault, robbery, rape, psychological terror committed by Muslim youths). There are probably several hundred in the last 15 years.

....Non-Muslim youth in Oslo aged 12-18 are in a particularly vulnerable situation in terms of harassment [from] Muslim youth.

The document below came to us via the US-based Institute for Research & Education on Human Rights, a human rights group that tracks the far right in the US and abroad. The English translation is a bit rough in some portions, but the meaning is usually cleartoo clear.

[Peter Lemkin]

Police working to identify all contact Behring Breivik has been in the last ten years to find any accomplices to the terrorist attacks.
Tore Tollersrud
tore.tollersrud @ nrk.no

Published 7:18 p.m. today. Updated 7:58 p.m. today.

The police will initially identify Behring Breivik's movements in the last ten years.

- Generally, we are tracing all of his movements, contacts, and affiliation he had with other countries, to see if any of his contacts might have contributed to the terror, says Hatlo.

- This investigation is now, I will be careful not to comment on specific things, says Hatlo.

According to AP, police have been witness observations from holidaymakers on Domain Parking, who thinks Anders Behring Breivik was in a boat with another person around 2230 hours Thursday before the terrorist attack.

A clerk from Linderud Kiosk says to VG Nett that Behring Breivik brought a friend when he tried to buy fertilizer in April 2011.

- He was Norwegian, and at the same age, but much shorter. They talked among themselves and it seemed like they were friends, says agent Aud Kristiansen told VG Nett.

Former owner of the farm, Per Rønningen says he saw a person sketching the advertising text of a large van at the farm in Asta.

It is unclear whether this person was Behring Breivik or another person.

- Police seek any tips or observations made by the accused, but would not comment on any testimony in connection with this, says Hatlo to NRK.

The police have decided to create a separate unit that will work on the investigation of terrorist attacks, 22 July.

- It is not clear who will lead or who is with the device. But many of the same investigators who are working on it today, is part of the unit, says Hatlo.

Hatlo do not want to say when the next interrogation of Behring Breivik be made.

- I can not say anything about it due to security, but it will be evaluated on an ongoing basis, says Hatlo.

[Jan Klimkowski]

The "anonymous sources" of the SIS-fed Daily Telegraph have offered a name for Breivik's "Serbian Crusader General": Milorad Ulemek.

This will need careful examination, as some of the material channelled through the Telegraph has clearly been disinforamation.

Violent videos of Oslo killer's 'mentor'

The suspected "mentor" of the Oslo killer Anders Breivik has backed violent videos apparently advocating a "war between Christians and Islamists" and the establishment of "Order 777" it can be disclosed.

By Duncan Gardham, Security Correspondent


The Daily Telegraph can reveal further troubling details about the men who have emerged as a possible leading influence on Breivik.

A British blogger called Paul Ray, who uses the name "Lionheart" and his associate Nick Greger, a former German neo-Nazi, have admitted being members of a group that appears to advocate a violent struggle against Muslims.

The group, calling itself Order 777, claims to bring together Christian resistance movements and features a depiction of a Templar Knight with the slogan "The Order 777 Strikes Back!" alongside footage of a variety of armed gangs with the words "factions united."

The groups include the UFF in Northern Ireland, Serbian nationalists, Liberian and Congolese fighters and members of the neo-fascist AWB in South Africa.

In one clip Mr Greger is handling a Kalashnikov and in another says: "The war of the future will be a war of the religions."

Mr Ray has denied that he has had any contact with Breivik but yesterday admitted that his movement appeared to be violent.

"It might seem that way," he told the Daily Telegraph. "What can I say? It's pretty clear. People can understand [the videos] however they want to understand them."

Mr Ray, originally from Luton, Bedfordshire but now living in Malta, said Order 777 was "commanded" by Mr Greger - known as "Nazi Nick" or "Mad Nick" - and he was "aligned with his leadership."

"It does look quite bad doesn't it? I can't say it doesn't," he added.

The Daily Telegraph revealed earlier this week that there were striking similarities between Mr Ray and a person called "Richard (the Lionhearted)" who Breivik claimed acted as a mentor and set up a secretive group called the Knights Templar in London in 2002.

Like Mr Ray, Breivik said the man may have been "one of the founders" of the right-wing English Defence League (EDL) and much of the language used in Breivik's list of principles for the Knights Templar was similar.

Mr Ray later told this newspaper that he could have acted as inspiration for Breivik but denounced his actions.

He added yesterday: "If he had been a follower of mine he would have attacked Muslims not left wingers. He's just clothed himself in the Templar ideals."

Mr Ray said he had been "racking my brains about this guy" and that Breivik may have approached him on the Facebook social network site but that he could not be sure.

"He has just taken stuff off the videos and used it for his own gain," he added.

Mr Ray said he did not become involved in the right-wing anti-Muslim movement until 2006, when he helped found the EDL.

Nevertheless a number of similarities between the "compendium" and the Order 777 videos have begun to emerge.

Breivik said he had attended the founding meeting of the "Knights Templar Europe" in London "after visiting one of the initial facilitators, a Serbian Crusader Commander and war hero, in Monrovia, Liberia."

Both the "compendium" and the Order 777 videos feature a man called Milorad Ulemek, a former commander of the Red Berets, a unit of the Serbian security Services called the JSO, who was arrested in 2004 and convicted of the assassinations of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic and former Serbian President Ivan Stambolic and of organising the attempted murder of the Serbian opposition leader Vuk Draskovic.

The videos also feature Charles Taylor, the former Liberian dictator now facing war crimes trials, and a girl called "Black Diamond" who fought on the rebel army against Taylor in 2003.

Some of the videos also feature a trance music soundtrack a kind of music Breivik enjoyed listening to.

It may be that Breivik has altered dates in order to claim association with individuals connected to Order 777 but Scotland Yard's Domestic Extremism Unit and the Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) both refused last night to say whether Breivik visited Britain and Liberia in 2002 as he claims. He admits that he did not start writing his "compendium" until 2006.

[Jan Klimkowski]

OK - Milorad Ulemek was a member of Arkan's Tigers.

Arkan's Tigers were primarily criminal paramilitary thugs used by Milosevic in black or terror operations. Ulemek allegedly commanded the "Super Tigrovi" (Super Tigers) special unit which operated in eastern Slavonia.

In 1996, Ulemek is belived to have joined the Special Operations Unit known as the JSO, or the Frenkies, or the Red Berets (Crvene beretke), which was an elite special unit of the Serbian Service of State Security. In 1999 he became the leader of the "Red Berets",[4] and became the official commander of "JSO SDB Serbia" in April 2001.


Ulemek is also allegedly a member of the Zemun Clan.

The Zemun Clan is one of the Belgrade clans of the Serbian Mafia. The name is based on the base of the clan i.e. Zemun, a municipality of Belgrade.

In 1992, the gang of "Peca" was arrested, one of the members was Dušan Spasojević, the later head of Zemun clan.[1]

In September 2001, 700 kilos of heroin was found in a bank vault rented by the BIA in central Belgrade. The illegal safekeeping was never explained nor brought up.[2] The Zemun gang had "special training courses" with the BIA, lending them information on Kosovo Albanian terrorists.

According to wiki, Ulemek is currently in prison for his role in two political assassination. However, he was out and about in 2002-3 when Breivik claims to have met him in Monrovia, Liberia:

The assassination of Ivan StambolicIvan Stambolic, former President of Serbia, was kidnapped in August 2000 while out jogging, executed and his body concealed in woodlands. Slobaodan Milosevic was believed to consider Stambolic, his former mentor, a threat to his future political authority. In July 2005 Milorad Ulemek was found guilty of his murder and sentenced to 40 years imprisonment. The sentence also took account of Ulemek's role in the attempted killing of another threat to Milosevic, Vuk Draskovic.[5]

[edit] The assassination of Zoran DjindjicDjindjic, Serbia's first democratically elected leader after the toppling of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's regime in October 2000, was shot dead outside the Serbian government building on March 12, 2003. Several members of the Red Berets and the criminal group known as the Zemun clan were also convicted of his murder.[2]

The Red Berets were used during Milosevic's rule for special operations in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo, as well as for the elimination of Milosevic's political opponents.[2]

Djindjic's assassination was described by Presiding Judge Nata Mesarovic as "a political murder, a criminal act aimed against the state", in which police officers and the Mafia had joined hands to kill Djindjic and gain political power.[2]

Ulemek's deputy in the Red Berets, Zvezdan Jovanovic, was convicted of shooting Djindjic.[2]

The Djindjic murder trial was the first organised crime trial in Serbia. There were threats to the trial chamber, witness intimidation and the murder of a witness. The first trial chamber president, Marko Kljajevic, left the process in August 2005. One of the most controversial moments of the process was Ulemek's surrender in May 2004, claiming he had been hiding in his house for nearly 14 months.[2]

[Peter Lemkin]

The more I ponder this event, the more I find it a significant stepping stone along the trail from WWII to WWIII via neo-fascism ['Friendly Fascism' per Gross]. Don't let the location and size of the event fool you.....this is a BIG one....both by those who did it and by those of us who can expose it for what it really is/was~!

[Jan Klimkowski]

OK.

Look what we find in the Far West thread:

11 Milorad Ulemek Lukovic (nom de guerre Legia) received a 40-year jail term for the assassination of Ivan Stambolic, a former president of Serbia, in August 2000 and the attempt to assasinate Vuk Draskovic, then a prominent opposition leader and currently Serbia's foreign minister. Lukovic-Legia is also the prime suspect for the assasination of Serbian Premier Zoran Djindjic.

Note the various spellings of his name:

Milorad "Legija" Ulemek (Serbian: Милорад "Легија" Улемек), also known as Milorad Luković (Милорад Луковић) (born on March 15, 1965[1] in Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia) is a former commander of the Serbian secret police special unit, the Red Berets (JSO),

[Jan Klimkowski]

A selection of videos of Milorad Ulemad Legija can be seen here.

[Jan Klimkowski]

The order 777 video is here.

[Jan Klimkowski]

On the surface, the Order 777 video is just plain nuts.

It features white and black paramilitaries "fighting for Christianity".

However, one of the heroes is South African white supremacist Eugène Terre'Blanche, whose likely reaction to seeing a black carrying an automatic weapon and wearing a Special Forces red beret would be to shoot first and ask questions later.

Similarly, there are plenty of images of the Ulster Freedom Fighters, a Northern Irish Protestant terror group, heavily infiltrated by British intelligence, who spent much of their time killing and instilling the fear of God into their fellow Christians who happened to be Catholics.

So, superficially, the Order 777 video is insane.

However, it can also be seen as a psyop to create the idea of Christian Freedom Fighters, a Christian Mujahadeen to fight Islam.

Of course the Islamic Mujahadeen are largely a creation of western intelligence, to further Strategy of Tension aims of fomenting Fear and Terror, to destablize geopolitically important countries, and to run drugs, guns and people.

Many of the groups identified as potential Christian Crusaders already have well established track records as drugs, gun and human traffickers, and for committing atrocities.

Welcome to the New Crusades.

The military-multinational-intelligence complex is in the process of creating Christian Crusaders to wage a campaign of Fear and Terror against civlians in a mirror Jihad, a perverted holy war.

[Peter Lemkin]

Would just refer everyone to Eric Prince and his Xe Crusaders, as well as the Evangelical Special Forces in the US Military...this is being played on several levels...for those of different education an 'civility' levels.... Come to think of it, a constant chant I heard on the Right in the '60s still is used: "Kill a Commie for Christ!"...... 'Commie' can be almost anything......this almost has to be seen in the Jungian way of the shadow....