"It's not really a time for finger pointing, but..."

That is a problem with most European countries nowadays, not enough attention given to the problem of Islamic Terrorism, if there's some official list of priorities for Europe as a whole I imagine it goes something like:

1. The Environment and other hippie bull crap.
2. Non-Islamic terrorism.
3. Islamic terrorism.

There's your problem right there.

>> ^NinjaInHeat:

That is a problem with most European countries nowadays, not enough attention given to the problem of Islamic Terrorism, if there's some official list of priorities for Europe as a whole I imagine it goes something like:
1. The Environment and other hippie bull crap.
2. Non-Islamic terrorism.
3. Islamic terrorism.
There's your problem right there.


*not sure if serious*

You've probably noticed how time goes by faster as you get older. This guy is so awesome, 2 minutes of listening to his utterances seem like eternity.

What a bunch of shit.

Fuckin' hippies worried about climate change, when they should be worried about Islamic terrorism! The one only threatens the whole ecosystem (that includes humans, dimwit), but the other makes for much better fear-mongering TV! ugh.

(Did you know that Breivik apparently wanted to start a Norwegian Tea Party Movement? Wonder if that will ever make it to Faux News...)

@seltar @MrFisk
Downvote all you want, you're just jealous that my list of Europe's only priorities with its three bullet points, two of which are the same, is so spot on (though I would add *Islam-inspired Terrorism* between Non-Islamic Terrorism and Islamic Terrorism for the sake of Academic accuracy).

Invocations (islam) cannot be called by NinjaInHeat because NinjaInHeat is not privileged - sorry.

1:01 "A problem in a lot of European countries is they think by being neutral in the war on terror ... that they won't face the threats that we face"

Of course, Norway isn't neutral, they have contributed troops to the war in Afghanistan. Along with Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, Poland, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Azerbaijan. That's exactly why people suspected al-Qaeda at first. Not because al-Qaeda hates their freedom, but because Norway stepped into a war with them.

>> ^NinjaInHeat:

That is a problem with most European countries nowadays, not enough attention given to the problem of Islamic Terrorism, if there's some official list of priorities for Europe as a whole I imagine it goes something like:
1. The Environment and other hippie bull crap.
2. Non-Islamic terrorism.
3. Islamic terrorism.
There's your problem right there.


This just about sums up what the psychopath in Norway said before killing more than 90 people.

Took ten years but I am now officially tired of hearing " 9 and 11 " in the same sentence.

wasn't he connected to Neo-Nazi movements? thats white terrorism, not brown... keep it straight

Drinking game: Every time he says "Islamic Terrorism" take a drink.

And... I'm drunk.

He needs to read up on this page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exception_that_proves_the_rule

My God Fox news reaches a new low every few weeks. This whole interview was absurd and a disgrace. The people that actually believe any of this shit are just as lost as the perpetrator that killed 90 plus people, just less fanatical, for now...

They're pulling a W! You just say "Islamic Terrorism" as many times as you can in the same sentence as Norway and Oslo, and boom! Islamic Terrorists are to blame in the minds of all their viewers.

"Right wing christian terrorism" is what this is, just like Oklahoma was. Let's all start saying it over and over, at least every time you hear the abusive over use of the words "Islamic terrorism", reply with "right wing christian terrorism", it's just as, if not more scary. The fanatic Muslims at least TELL you they're coming to kill you, the right wing tells you they're here to protect you (with their gun to your head and bomb in their car).
Is it time to start burning churches and threatening right-wing 'conservative'/christian public figureheads? I hope that mindset suddenly seems less acceptable.
Isn't that what christian/right-winger/'conservatives' tend to do when a member of a group (Muslim, immigrant, left-winger, non-affluent & white) does something unforgivable? Attack the group and the mindset, not the misguided violent nutjob individual or violent subset?
Maybe the answer is to outlaw all religion.
Just saying.

isn't it strange that if the attacker would have written islamic propaganda to justify his acts the whole news would eat on that but as the fact is that he justified his acts with some fucked up CHRISTIAN morale (named himself a templar in a war on another religion to defend christianity) that is just a footnote. this is religious terrorism period. just because it's YOUR religion doesn't make that fact go away.