Explosion Norway

[Magda Hassan]

Interesting observation.....

You heard it here first. The Oslo, Norway shooter and bomber Anders Behring Breivik did in fact play the Dragon Age games and called them "Brilliant!"

Anders Behring Breivik did play Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age 2. Here are EXACT QUOTES from his manifesto project:

January 2010: "I just completed Dragon Age Origins not long ago. A brilliant game!"

February 2010: "I just bought Modern Warfare 2, the game. It is probably the best military simulator out there and it's one of the hottest games this year. I played MW1 as well but I didn't really like it as I'm generally more the fantasy RPG kind of person - Dragon Age Origins etc "

April 2011: (The month Dragon Age II was released) "It was now April 25th and I was finally back to normal. I had spent the past couple of weeks playing through Dragon Age II and a couple of other newly released games. Awesome!"

In his entries through until May, while he was playing the game, he also discussed how to create weapons and bombs.

The only games mentioned during the bomb making in Brevik's "A European Declaration of Independence" are Modern Warfare 2, World of Warcraft, Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II.

Is it possible that he even tailored his looks to resemble the character Anders from Dragon Age II? Or is it still merely a coincidence? His hair is even extremely similar to the "Anders" video game character. [my bolding]

RPGs are role-playing games where people assume the role of a character. Bioware's "Dragon Age 2" for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC is one of the most innovative RPGs ever created. You choose what your character does and says, sort-of like a "select a quest" book only a lot more interactive. For instance, at the end of the game you can choose to kill or banish Anders after the terrorist attack in the game. You can even take his side and defend him.

Breivik has been planning an attack for allegedly 9 years way before DA: 2. However, is it possible that after playing 'Dragon Age 2,' he decided to go through with it or was inspired in some way?

Update: Breivik used the game "Call of Duty" to train for the shooting and bombing. This only adds to my initial conclusion that he draws inspiration from Video Games. That is why DA was relevant. Breivik also played "WoW" for over a year.

Here is my previous article where I correctly stated that

Anders Behring Breivik was a fantasy video game player and just so happens to look and share the same name as a terrorist bomber in a recent 2011 game. In an extreme case of irony, the alleged bomber and shooter of Oslo, Norway, has a striking resemblance to a video game character developed by Bioware for "Dragon Age 2." Anders Behring Breivik looks like the terrorist companion character "Anders" from the 2011 video game who - get this - also blows up government buildings.

Anders Behring Breivik is accused of belonging to an "extreme right wing circle" and allegedly motivated by political reasons to destroy the Norway government as far as we know now. Police believe that he got the materials to bomb a building in Norway. He had an extreme interest in violent video games such as "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" as well as the fantasy epic "World of Warcraft" (played as a Mage character named convers). But was he directly influenced by the video game "Dragon Age 2"?

The blockbuster game called 'Dragon Age 2' was released on March 8, 2011. Anders is a companion character in Dragon Age 2 - a "mage" who fights against the oppression of all mages in an underground facility in a place called 'Darktown.' "Mages" are controlled by a religious group called the "The Chantry", who command the Templars who rule the city Kirkwall that Anders and the main character "Hawke" live in.

The main character in the game must choose between helping the Templars to control mages, who possess the ability to become demons if they lose control of their powers, or team up with the mages to take down a controlling and oppressive government.

At the end of the game, templars become more forceful of their control of mages. They start blaming city issues and security issues on ones who escape the "The Circle" which is a segregated community organized by the Chantry and run by the Templars for security purposes (so mages do not go out in public and become demons and kill dozens of people). It's basically a nice prison for mages where they can learn to hone their skills and become a military force for the city.

Here is where it gets strange. Towards the end of the game, Anders decides to go behind the main character's back and terrorist bomb the 'Chantry Church' killing dozens of innocent women, men, and children. He does this to start a war against mages and the Templars and successfully does so. The main character must then choose to fight with the mages or fight with the Templars.

Anders, from "Dragon Age 2," wanted independence for the mages, but what did Anders Brevik want?

Was Anders Behring Breivik playing out of a video game? Did he twist reality and video games together? This could be quite possibly the saddest moment in video game history.

Here are more eerie quote coincidence. Anders Behring Breivik's lawyer said that, "He thought it was gruesome having to commit these acts, but in his head they were necessary." While Dragon Age 2 Anders said himself, "There's nothing you could say to me that I haven't already said to myself a hundred times. I removed the chance for compromise, because there IS no compromise. The world needs to see.", showing remorse for his terrorist actions, but that he thinks they were necessary. Creepy.

Anders Behring Breivik wrote a movie/project named "Knights Templar 2083". Here is a quote from Breivik's youtube video 'Knight's Templar 2083,' "The marxists gradually usurped power in western European countries after WWII. And gained majority vote by cooperating and partly manipulating the so-called suicidal humanist and capitalist globalist political blocks." He then goes on to say "Multi-culturalism is an anti-European hate ideology designed to deconstruct European cultures and traditions, European identities, European Christendom, and even European nation states and as such it is an evil genocidal ideology created for the soul purpose of annihilating everything European."

At the end of the video there are several photos of Breivik posing with high-powered assault rifles.

Knights Templar are a cultural military order, not a religious christian organization. "Logic and reason will always take presidence over biblical text." This may explain why he does not follow the ten commandments.© tPC

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