From "Felleskjøpet".Heiwa wrote:Anyway, if ABB didn't get the material for his bomb from Poland, from where did he get it?.
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From "Felleskjøpet".Heiwa wrote:Anyway, if ABB didn't get the material for his bomb from Poland, from where did he get it?.
Nope. The trial will take place as scheduled in April.Maat wrote:So, of course they declare their sim 'bomber-shooter' officially bonkers: problem solved!
Being locked away in a loony bin removes any need for explanations, 'appeals', visitor attempts, interviews etc.
How perfectly convenient, eh
April 1st?lauring wrote:Nope. The trial will take place as scheduled in April.Maat wrote:So, of course they declare their sim 'bomber-shooter' officially bonkers: problem solved!
Being locked away in a loony bin removes any need for explanations, 'appeals', visitor attempts, interviews etc.
How perfectly convenient, eh
Unless you're one of the Norway Psy-Op script writers, what part of the following directive did you not understand?lauring wrote:Nope. The trial will take place as scheduled in April.Maat wrote:So, of course they declare their sim 'bomber-shooter' officially bonkers: problem solved!
Being locked away in a loony bin removes any need for explanations, 'appeals', visitor attempts, interviews etc.
How perfectly convenient, eh
Maat wrote:Lauring, please introduce yourself on the Required topic now if you wish to continue posting here.
He lived at a farm, was registered as a farmer, and could as such legally order several tons of fertilizer from http://www.felleskjopet.no/Om-oss/Sider ... brief.aspxHeiwa wrote:
But we are told he ordered 1000 kgs of fertiliser (amonianatriumoxide???) from Poland to build a bomb and that he managed that by adding 200 litres diesel oil. OK, OK! All at a lonely farm 5 hrs north of Oslo. And then he produced a detonator so this 1000 kgs bomb could detonate. Fantastic.Then he reented a VW minibus to transport the bomb to Oslo. We are told. You believe it?
Real stupid question : How did ABB all alone manage to load this 1 000 kgs bomb into the rented minibus? Using a crane? Pushing it?
He used more than a glock, he used a rifle as well. (a Ruger Mini).Anyway. You were on the isle, not Iceland, and ABB appeared with his little GLOCK arm and starting shooting, killing people in front of you. About 70 were killed and another 60 just hurt!
Question (stupid again): Do you really think one crazy guy like ABB with a little GLOCK can hit 130+ people (most of which do not really know each other) in less than one hour and making telephone calls at the same time???? Sorry. The isle is pretty rocky with steep shores and it is not easy to move around but easy to hide.
Sondre, why didn't you jump on ABB? You would be a hero! And why jump on SC forum?
That is so generous of you to offer your services to Simon as a guide. Such a time consuming gesture, how kind of you.oslo29112011 wrote:
a/Visit Oslo! I would gladly offer my services as a guide, but since I'm not exactly a trusted member of this forum, I'd rather just suggest you visit on your own.
Ask your way around town. Ask anyone. Ask them about their experiences on the 22nd, ask people in bars. Ask them if they knew anyone affected.
b/Visit the "memorial" by the busstop by utøya. Yes it's a busstop, so it's possible to take a buss there for real.
It would be wrong of me to suggest you "borrow" a boat and visit the island itself.
c/Best bit: attend the court case! Yes you heard me correctly. It is open to the public. On his last visit in court, people who had been standing in line for as little as 2 hours got in.
You can see it for yourself! In real life! Details: http://www.domstol.no/en/Enkelt-domstol ... ict-Court/
d/I'll do my best to answer your questions.
Ryanair offers super-low fares to Oslo from all over europe. So does Norwegian.com . SAS is often a bit more expensive, British airways, Air France, Alitalia, CSA etc. has routes from their respective countries.
"HE" is a cartoon created by the media. "HE", therefore, neither was a farmer nor used a Glock or a Ruger nor hired a car nor bought Nitrogen rich fertilizer from Poland nor bought his swastika badge from India.oslo29112011 wrote:Hi guys, I'll be happy to provide some answers for you. Not that I believe that everything is as it appears within society and politics, and I support your right to analyze and understand the world in your way. But we can still clear some of the more factual errors. And I'll be happy to provide some answers for you.
He lived at a farm, was registered as a farmer, and could as such legally order several tons of fertilizer from http://www.felleskjopet.no/Om-oss/Sider ... brief.aspxHeiwa wrote:
But we are told he ordered 1000 kgs of fertiliser (amonianatriumoxide???) from Poland to build a bomb and that he managed that by adding 200 litres diesel oil. OK, OK! All at a lonely farm 5 hrs north of Oslo. And then he produced a detonator so this 1000 kgs bomb could detonate. Fantastic.Then he reented a VW minibus to transport the bomb to Oslo. We are told. You believe it?
Real stupid question : How did ABB all alone manage to load this 1 000 kgs bomb into the rented minibus? Using a crane? Pushing it?
The order from Poland was for the fuse. Very small amount.
He long term rented a VW Crafter from Avis.
How he managed to create the bomb, and load the car, he discusses himself in his "manifesto".
The distance he drove was according to google-maps about 2Hours 20 Minutes. (Rena, Norway to Oslo, Norway)
He used more than a glock, he used a rifle as well. (a Ruger Mini).Anyway. You were on the isle, not Iceland, and ABB appeared with his little GLOCK arm and starting shooting, killing people in front of you. About 70 were killed and another 60 just hurt!
Question (stupid again): Do you really think one crazy guy like ABB with a little GLOCK can hit 130+ people (most of which do not really know each other) in less than one hour and making telephone calls at the same time???? Sorry. The isle is pretty rocky with steep shores and it is not easy to move around but easy to hide.
Sondre, why didn't you jump on ABB? You would be a hero! And why jump on SC forum?
The vegetation on the island is not that dense. According to an acquaintance of mine that was on the island when it happened, and my parents which actually met each other on one of these camps on utøya in the 70's, hiding places are scarce.
There are several ways Simon or one or more of you could move forward to get to the bottom of this.
a/Visit Oslo! I would gladly offer my services as a guide, but since I'm not exactly a trusted member of this forum, I'd rather just suggest you visit on your own.
Ask your way around town. Ask anyone. Ask them about their experiences on the 22nd, ask people in bars. Ask them if they knew anyone affected.
b/Visit the "memorial" by the busstop by utøya. Yes it's a busstop, so it's possible to take a buss there for real.
It would be wrong of me to suggest you "borrow" a boat and visit the island itself.
c/Best bit: attend the court case! Yes you heard me correctly. It is open to the public. On his last visit in court, people who had been standing in line for as little as 2 hours got in.
You can see it for yourself! In real life! Details: http://www.domstol.no/en/Enkelt-domstol ... ict-Court/
d/I'll do my best to answer your questions.
Ryanair offers super-low fares to Oslo from all over europe. So does Norwegian.com . SAS is often a bit more expensive, British airways, Air France, Alitalia, CSA etc. has routes from their respective countries.
You or we can't judge that unless you actually provide a video. Why do you say "NO WAY"?oslo29112011 wrote:Hi, Upstream.
I only see one problem with that approach.
No way you guys will accept video as evidence. It'll just be another bunch of psy-ops.
oslo29112011 wrote:Brian,
There was not reported any riots.
There was some family of deceased and survivors attending.
Since they attended as any other member of the public, there where no registration of the exact number.