This might be to the food in Norway, lets face it would you eat it?![]()

This might be to the food in Norway, lets face it would you eat it?![]()
Most of the participants on the youth summer camp are 14 - 18 years old.Originally Posted by StrontiumDog
4 people are said to have been killed at the camp, the perpetrator has been caught by the police.
Although Scandinavian countries have reputations as liberal havens, there is a long list of groups with grievances who could have carried out the lethal bombing in the centre of Oslo.
Sky News security editor Sam Kiley pointed out that the target - offices of the Government in the centre of town - made it likely that the bomber or bombers were seeking to make a political point rather than kill the maximum number of people.
"This was not an attack on something more vulnerable such as a railway or a crowded shopping mall, this was an attack at the heart of the Norwegian body politic," he said.
"It is clearly designed to send a very powerful political message."
He said groups including the Tamil Tigers and al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula had cause to hold a grudge against Norwegian authorities.
Norway has also been very active in the Nato-led operation against Muammar Gaddafi's forces in Libya, and has sent troops to fight the Taliban in Afghanistan.
At home, Kiley said, authorities have - like those in Britain - been trying to get immigrants to the country to conform more to the Norwegian way of life amid concerns home-grown terrorists may pose a threat.
Two suspects are currently in a Norwegian jail awaiting charges relating to a suspected al Qaeda-style terror plot.
Last week, a prosecutor there filed terror charges against an Iraqi-born cleric for threatening Norwegian politicians with death if he is deported.
The indictment followed statements made by Mullah Krekar, the founder of Kurdish Islamist group Ansar al Islam, to various news media outfits.
Kiley added that if it were proven that a car bomb or bombs had caused the devastation it would point security services in the direction of those behind it.
"A car bomb can deliver a very large amount of home-made explosive," he said.
"You could probably get at least a tonne of high explosive in it and you also have the secondary explosive of the fuel in the car.
"It can be an absolutely devastating weapon."
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Norway the offices of the newspaper VG just next to the Government office also heavily damaged, they published the Danish cartoons, and with the war in Afghanistan Iraq and the Nato operation in Libya all with Norway doing their little bit, plenty of reasons for lunatics and previous threats issued against Norway.
Chances that this is an fanatical islamic terrorist attack are quite big, but nothing certain as yet.
Bad day, and RIP to the dead![]()
Even if you are right, you are still a muslim apologist fuckwit. Listen to yourself !
You are just jumping for joy that the shooter guy might not be a muslim. What the fuck is wrong with you people ? I just don't understand why random socialist atheist people have an urge to defend muslims.
Are you going to hold a victory party if the shooter turns out not to be a muslim ?

Way to early to know who was behind the attack, I don't agree with your used of the word "fanatical," because you wouldn't use that same word to describe the Norwegians killing people in Libya and Afghanistan. People have been mislead to think Norwegians are a bunch of peace loving beatniks, they might not kill each other on a large scale, but they have no problem with their military killing people in far off lands, or causing conflicts with the publishing of provacative pictures and articles in newspapers, they also are a big funder of NATO, and the bombing of Libya. That is not to say the attacks are justified, but to give people some idea why a person might want to attack the country.
Bull. Shit. If you are raped in Oslo, the odds that the rapist is a Muslim colonist are literally 100%. What are the odds of a bomber being Muslim?![]()
A Deplorable Bitter Clinger
Bollocks, there's no such thing as "good" or "evil", that's just the religious-inspired terminology of idiots.
The concept of "evil" implies that something somehow, non-specifically, yet intrinsically bad, without even bothering to identify what "bad" means - "bad" means nothing without a context and purpose.
"Evil" is exactly as meaningless as Kevin Colbert's concept of "Truthyness"...

No wonder this board sometimes seems fucked up, when tossers like this post here, obviously they cant read, or suffer some kind of disappearing sentence syndrome, timeline for posts lapses and what they can read they don't understand.
Apparently posting the first report that the assailant had a blond nordic look made me into an muslim appologist in Socal's mind, not only that but he posted it made him sick - so just to make sure
Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic. etc. etc.
Next we have Mr. Gripps who don't think deliberate bombing innocent civilians 1000 of miles from the actual war-zone and executing children in a summer-camp is a fanatical act, he compares UN sanktioned millitary action by soldiers in Uniform with such disgusting cowardly lunatic acts of terrorism
Wonder what excuses Mr. Gripps have dreamed up now to refute the Blond Nordic (Norwegian) fanatical right wing loon, is fanatical???
Not knowing the above mentioned difference makes you a prime candidate for psychological help Mr. Gripps
Man this forum gets the weirdos coming out of the TD woodwork alright![]()
Got that right! Some of these apologists seem to always take the side of the so-called poor oppressed Muzzie. They seem to forget it's Conquest Through Rape In Europe:
Conquest Through Rape In Europe? Latest Victim Raped On Steps Of Parliament
Regular everyday folks are being harrased on a daily basis:
"One of Oslo’s most multi-cultural neighborhoods, Grřnland, has suddenly emerged as an area far from the ideals of cultural and religious tolerance. Many immigrants claim it’s “more Muslim” than the countries they left, and newspaper Aftenposten reports that both they and others face harassment on the streets if they don’t conform to a code of conduct that some stricter Muslims try to impose."
Outcry over Muslim 'morality police' : Views and News from Norway
Wages of appeasement or what?
It had a muslim apologist ring to it. After I read it a second time, i guess it was more non partisan then I thought. Not sure if Gibbs is sending you an invite to the muslim apologist victory party.Apparently posting the first report that the assailant had a blond nordic look made me into an muslim appologist in Socal's mind, not only that but he posted it made him sick - so just to make sure
Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic, Blond Nordic. etc. etc.
Your quote-"Maybe we are to quick with the Islamic anglejust that it seems the most likely when shit like this goes down."
Next we have Mr. Gripps who don't think deliberate bombing innocent civilians 1000 of miles from the actual war-zone and executing children in a summer-camp is a fanatical act, he compares UN sanktioned millitary action by soldiers in Uniform with such disgusting cowardly lunatic acts of terrorism
Wonder what excuses Mr. Gripps have dreamed up now to refute the Blond Nordic (Norwegian) fanatical right wing loon, is fanatical???
Not knowing the above mentioned difference makes you a prime candidate for psychological help Mr. Gripps
Man this forum gets the weirdos coming out of the TD woodwork alright![]()
BBCBreaking BBC Breaking News
Norwegian channel TV2 say several people killed at Labour Party Youth Camp near Oslo BBC News - Oslo bomb - latest updates
Bomb kills 7 in Oslo and several dead in shooting | Reuters
Bomb kills 7 in Oslo and several dead in shooting
Bomb shatters Norway government offices (01:28)
By Walter Gibbs and Alister Doyle
OSLO | Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:13pm EDT
(Reuters) - A bomb killed seven people in Norway's capital Oslo on Friday and a gunman opened fire at a youth camp on an island, police said.
Police said they believed the bombing and the shooting were connected, but could not immediately confirm Norwegian media reports that several people at been killed at the youth camp.
A Reuters witness said several army soldiers had taken up position around the center of the city.
With police advising people to evacuate central Oslo, apparently in fear of more attacks, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg told Norwegian TV2 television in a phone call that the situation was "very serious." He said that police had told him not to say where he was speaking from.
The bomb ripped through the main government building in the normally sleepy Norwegian capital in mid-afternoon, killing seven people, police said, and injuring many more.
"It exploded -- it must have been a bomb. People ran in panic...I counted at least 10 injured people," said bystander Kjersti Vedun, who was leaving the area of the blast in Oslo.
Shortly afterwards, a gunman opened fire at the island of Utoeya north-west of Oslo, where Stoltenberg's Labour party youth section's annual gathering was taking place.
Daily newspaper VG said on its website a man dressed as a policeman had been shooting wildly and had hit many people.
Norwegian commercial broadcaster TV2 said several people had been killed in the shooting spree.
There was no clear claim of responsibility and while the attacks appeared to bear the hallmarks of an Islamist militant assault, analysts said it was too early to draw any conclusions.
NATO member Norway has been the target of threats before over its involvement in conflicts in Afghanistan and Libya.
The attack came just over a year after three men were arrested on suspicion of having links to al Qaeda and planning to attack targets in Norway. It came also less than three months after U.S. forces killed Osama bin Laden in a raid on his hideout in Pakistan.
A Reuters witness said he had seen soldiers taking up positions around central Oslo, while police said they feared there might be explosives at the youth camp.
Violence or the threat of it has already come to the other Nordic states: a botched bomb attack took place in the Swedish capital Stockholm last December and the bomber was killed.
Denmark has received repeated threats after a newspaper published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad in late 2005, angering Muslims worldwide.
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"Slavery is the daughter of darkness; an ignorant people is the blind instrument of its own destruction; ambition and intrigue take advantage of the credulity and inexperience of men who have no political, economic or civil knowledge. They mistake pure illusion for reality, license for freedom, treason for patriotism, vengeance for justice."-Simón Bolívar

According to a Danish newspaper breaking news the assailant on the Island youth camp has a blond nordic look !!!!!!!!
Furthermore the newspaper claims an eyewitness say that there is 25 to 30 dead on the island beach, this is however not confirmed
Maybe we are to quick with the Islamic anglejust that it seems the most likely when shit like this goes down.
As many as 30 people are feared dead after a shooting at a Norwegian youth camp after a bomb hit the capital Oslo killed at least seven.
Shots were fired by a person reportedly dressed as a police officer at a youth meeting of the ruling Labour Party in Utoya - an island on the outskirts near the capital.
An eyewitness reported seeing between 25 and 30 bodies.
Norwegian police said they thought there could also be explosives on the island.
Around 600 people were believed to be taking part in the summer camp - most of whom were teenagers aged between 14 and 18.
Police said that Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg had been due to attend the event.
Norwegian media said that one man has been arrested after the incident.
He was described as tall and blonde, and spoke fluent Norwegian.
Sky sources reported he was shot and wounded during the arrest.
Emilie Bersaas, 19, was on the island when the shooting started and said that people were running and screaming.
"It was strange - after what happened in Oslo, we were all a bit shaky.
"People are very shaken up as we do not know who is fine and who is not," she said.
"There are a lot of people I do not know anything about.
"It was terrifying - at one point, the shooting was very close to me and hit the building I was in.
"The people in the next room screamed loudly."
Sky's security editor Sam Kiley said a specialist swat team had carried out the arrest.
"The fact they captured him alive is a major breakthrough because they will be able to establish from him if it is an ongoing attack," he said.
"The intelligence community has been expecting that a Mumbai-style attack has been imminent since a year ago.
"The worst-case scenario is not just multiple attacks in one country, but in several countries.
"So we can expect to see a rise in preventative security."
Security expert Bob Ayers said there are only a limited amount of things that can be done to protect people.
"The only thing (authorities) can do is interfere in the planning phase before people are killed.
"If you can not do that, you have to be prepared to react rapidly."
The shooting happened after police confirmed there were "one or more powerful explosions in a government building in Oslo".
Police told people in the Norwegian capital to stay away from the city centre and limit the use of mobile phones.
They also warned people to avoid large gatherings.
At least seven people are believed to have been killed in the bombing and several injured, in the deadliest attack in Norway since World War II.
Sky sources said that survivors reported a strong smell of sulphur which has led to police investigating the theory this was a car bomb using fertiliser nitrate.
Sam Kiley said that earlier this year, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula released a bomb-making handbook which contained notes on how to build fertiliser bombs.
"The knowhow is out there and the materials are out there," he said.
And he added that if it was a fertiliser car bomb, it would have been very damaging.
"You could get a ton of relatively high explosive concentrated in a metal box - then what you have is a gigantic grenade."
The explosion was outside the building that housed the offices of the Prime Minister, although he was not there at the time.
It was also near the finance ministry and the offices of Norway's biggest tabloid newspaper.
Mr Stoltenberg described the situation as "very serious" but said it was too soon to say what caused the explosion.
The Mayor of Oslo, Fabian Stang, said he would not have believed Norway could be attacked.
He said that he had initially hoped the explosion had been caused by an accident.
Asked about the attack on the youth camp on the island, Mr Stang said he wished he could have been there: "To stand in front of the young people and ask the gunman to shoot me instead."
Craig Barnes lives in Oslo and said that he was shocked at what happened.
"It is a very nice, safe place to live," he said.
"Norwegians are very friendly and I think everyone gets on.
"I think this is going to change a lot of views now. There will be questions regarding safety."
Nato member Norway has been the target of threats in the past - particularly for its involvement in Afghanistan and Libya.
The country has also experienced problems with several home-grown terror plots linked to al Qaeda.
Last week, a Norwegian prosecutor filed terror charges against an Iraqi-born cleric for threatening Norwegian politicians with death if he was deported.
The Swedish foreign minister, Carl Bildt, posted a message on Twitter about the bombs, and said "We are all Norwegians."
Foreign Secretary, William Hague, said that any British nationals caught up in the attack would be able to get help from the Embassy.
Meanwhile, there was condemnation from the European Union president Herman Van Rompuy, who described the bombing as an act of "cowardice".
An American state department spokeswoman said they "condemned these despicable acts of violence".
More to follow ...
Norway Camp Shooting: 'As Many As 30 Dead' - Yahoo! News
Means nothing at this stage though. In reality he may have nothing at all to do with it.Originally Posted by English Noodles
But it obviously the muslim apologists jumped on it. We all know it was muslim scum, even they do.
Notice how the muslim apologists couldn't find anything on the bombing so they shifted their attention to the shooting immediately.
I just heard that the president of Norway was supposed to attend that school where the shooting happened.
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