Podcast No. 17 
Greg Johnson’s “Breivik: A Strange New Respect”

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1. rhondda says:

   May 20, 2012 at 7:03 am

   So what you are saying is that Breivik could be the catalyst for a ‘transvaluation of values’. The guy who set the world thinking in a different direction.
   The fact he expected to die and did not get shot does hint towards favour from the Norns. They expect more of him then.
   Do we thus ‘step over’ the dead? In the land of the living, I guess we have to do so. After all the dead could very well be having a great time in the ‘Summerlands’ and all that despair is just sheer vanity.

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2. CosmicSurfer says:

   May 20, 2012 at 1:49 pm

   Very well put.

   With regard to the trial, the media behaviour here in the UK has been very similar. I remember at the start of the trial there was constant effort to portray him as a lunatic behaving in a random manner. Now that he has obviously disproved that, there’s far less attention on him, which is again proof of the multicultural agenda of social/cultural engineering.

   Will they begin to accept the white ethno-nationalist position?

   Will there be more Breiviks? Or, will the authorities realise there is something deeply wrong?

   Regardless of how the authorities want to perceive Breivik and the trial, it’s a warning, isn’t it?

   In Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke’s ‘Black Sun: Aryan Cults, Esoteric Nazism, and the Politics of Identity’, I was surprised at some of the points he made in the conclusion given that the author is certainly not an ethno-nationalist.

   Amongst other similarly prescient points:

   “We cannot know what the future holds for Western multicultural societies, but the experiment did not fare well in Austria-Hungary, the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia. The multiracial challenges in liberal Western states are much greater, and it is evident that affirmative action and multiculturalism are even leading to amore diffuse hostility toward liberalism.”

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3. jack says:

   May 20, 2012 at 4:53 pm

   Anders Breivik Fan Kevin Forts Expresses His Views on Norwegian Television

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA9sjsRStdI

   In Defence of Anders Breivik

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUvgZSSK25c

   I good wordpress blog where I found the above video blog covering the events surrounding Breivik and the Norway attacks.

   “Newspaper claims Breivik intends to establish network of imprisoned resistance fighters

   Norwegian newspaper, Dagbladet, writes that in police questioning Anders Behring Breivik has stated that he intends to contact other Europeans who are imprisoned for carrying out right-wing attacks in order to establish a new network.

   According to Dagbladet, Breivik stated to the police that Peter Mangs “is perhaps the greatest resistance fighter” in Scandinavia before 7/22. Mangs is suspected of being responsible for a year long series of sniper shooting attacks in Malmö, a crime-ridden city in the southern part of Sweden with a large Muslim community and where more than 30% of the current population was born abroad.

   Dagbladet writes that Breivik refers to Peter Mangs and other right-wingers responsible for similar attacks, such as members of Braune Armee Fraktion (Brown Army Faction) in Germany, as participants of an anti-communist resistance movement throughout Europe that in total are responsible for more than fifty attacks since WWII.

   In court, Breivik explained that he represents the Norwegian resistance movement and that he is a cell commander of an organization called Knights Templar. According to statements by the police and his lawyers, he refuses to name any of his contacts.

   During WWII, the Norwegian resistance movement operated as multiple organizations in order to make detection and infiltration by the enemy more difficult, and both violent and non-violent methods were employed.”

   http://attackonthelaborparty.wordpress.com/

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4. Sandy says:

   May 20, 2012 at 5:11 pm

   Again, I would like to say that Greg has given us a well thought out discussion of a terrible event which one day I hope to understand. I look forward to Greg’s future thoughts on the subject as more information comes to light.

   Breivik’s victims can be viewed at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvwY_5NYoH0 This one is similar but gives their ages:
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=xVdSUoWkSX8

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5. JC says:

   May 21, 2012 at 3:39 am

   Hi Greg.

   Not sure if you can make sense of this through google translate, but to expand upon the post by jack, it turns out that Breivik is actually in contact with/has written letters to both the ‘Malmö sniper’ and the surviving member of the ‘Braune Armee Fraktion’.
   http://www.dr.dk/Nyheder/Udland/2012/05/21/084325.htm

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6. john says:

   May 21, 2012 at 1:21 pm

   Good SkyNews live coverage of the opening days trial in English (4hours and 32 minutes long) with advertisement breaks.

   The uploader was smart enougth to include YouTube time index links for each different section of the trial.

   “Sadly I missed the trial’s opening where Breivik did his Hitler salute (yes we know it wasn’t a Hitler salute) and pleaded “not guilty”. Also I decided to not cut off advertising and news breaks in order to preserve the way this event was reported about. ~ TIMELINE:

   02:55 prosecutioners start
   04:11 summary
   07:03 1995-2006
   07:35 Knights Templar
   11:06 school and company foundation
   13:57 selling of false diplomas and money laundry
   17:35 political- and freemason movement

   19:28 2006 – 4. May 2011
   20:35 living place
   22:02 World of Warcraft
   25:40 Breiviks manifest
   29:12 acquisitions
   30:33 uniform
   31:30 equipment “Hunting Permit”
   34:40 arms and amunition
   35:50 bomb acquisitions
   37:10 credit cards

   38:17 4. May – 21. July 2011
   38:45 Breiviks farm
   42:06 The bomb
   44:01 primary explosive
   45:10 secondary explosive, amplifying device, main charge

   52:42 Beiviks arrest on 22. July 2011
   59:05 Breiviks Templar movie (not aired)”

   Anders Behring Breivik’s trial: Day 1 – Arraignment [16.04.2012]

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLN2epH_Nog

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