Explosion Norway

[Peter Lemkin]

Much of Anders Behring Breivik's book, called "2083 - A European Declaration of Independence," is straight out of the so-called Unabomber manifesto.

Breivik in several places in the text is careful to cite external sources, not Theodore Kaczynski - known as the Unabomber.

Kaczynski is an American terrorist who was sentenced to life in prison for a series of letter bombs he sent to universities and airlines from the late 1970s to the mid-1990s.

Some online newspapers have already compared Kaczynskis manifest with the 1,511-page document Breivik posted on the Internet shortly before the terrorist attack.

But where Kaczynski reviews the enemy as "leftism" and "leftist," Breivik use the words "Multiculturalism" and "Cultural Communism."

Kaczynski writes:

"When we speak of leftist in this article we garden in mind Mainly Socialists, Collectivist," politically correct "types, feminists, gay and disability Activists, Animal Rights Activists and the like."

With a few changes in wording, Breivik types the same:

"When we speak of cultural Marxists in this article we garden in mind Mainly Individuals WHO support Multiculturalism; Socialists, Collectivist," politically correct "types, feminists, gay and disability Activists, Animal Rights Activists, Environmentalist, etc."

Breivik has especially been inspired by the Kaczynskis theory that the left is suffering from a crippling inferiority complex.

"The two psychological Tendencies That underlie modern leftism we call" feelings of inferiority 'and' oversocialization, '"writes Kaczynski.

"The two psychological Tendencies That underlie cultural Marxists we call 'feelings of inferiority' and 'over-socialisation," repeats Breivik - without quoting.

Again, he has replaced "leftistsm" with "cultural Marxists". Apart from paraphrasing from American to British English is the wording is identical.

According to a source at Document.no Breivik has in several places replaced Kaczynskis use of the description "black" with the word "Muslim".

DEEP! :mexican: One wonders who wrote both of them....likely neither man.