[Charlespg]

hmmmm

[DTogo]

Anders is a Truebie?!

[Revolting cat!]

I wasn’t on Fakebook yesterday at all, so it couldn’t have been me, I swear! Search me, I was looking at porn all day.

[Rauzein]

Both screenshots are accurate/genuine.

The first screenshot was take by someone not logged in to Facebook. Note the lack of location and career bar. Those details were hidden from non-users.

The second screenshot showed information such as location, education and notable philosophy because the person viewing the profile was logged into Facebook. Privacy settings allowed this person to view this information.

[doddle123]

Sure Facebook pages can be hacked, however it seems there are alternative sources suggesting he was a fundamentalist Christian. In fact the Norwegian authorities who are holding him are claiming this.
http://www.thenewamerican.com/world-mainmenu-26/europe-mainmenu-35/8325-norwegian-bomber-is-fundamentalist-christian-officials-say-

[grey_whiskers]

This was the original photo on his Facebook Page:

And he was a member of SPECTRE.

Cheers!

[KeyLargo]

Is the Oslo Gunman Really Right-Wing?

Posted on July 23, 2011 at 1:25pm by Jonathon M. Seidl

It’s also important to note that the terms of American politics are not easily transferable to European politics. Often, the extremes in Europe are communists on the left and fascists on the right. In America, “extreme right wing” has been hijacked to label conservatives who adhere strictly to the Constitution, or who fight for legal immigration. (Some on the American left have even succeeded in making “extreme right wing” synonymous with the Tea Party.) In Europe, however, the term could mean zealous nationalists and militant fascists.

So, an “extreme right wing” individual in Europe is not always an “extreme right wing” individual in America. That’s important to note, as the designation will undoubtedly make the rounds in the attack’s aftermath.

Considering what we know about Breivik, then, could it be that the term “extreme right wing” is a misnomer? Especially considering that when you start dealing with extremist groups and individuals who fall well beyond the fringe, their beliefs often blur — they handpick a tenant from the right and bastardize it, grab an ideology from the left and skew it, and then create their own belief system.

Breivik’s beliefs — and the actions he implemented — may show he and his ideology are as fuzzy as they come.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/is-the-oslo-gunman-really-right-wing/