Re: Bombs rock Norweigan capital
Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:53 am
...research "Norway and islam" and your head will spin...that country is on spin cycle...
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Most likely he did no use it all and transported to the site in a car. It is vehicle-born IED. Same as in OK city.RPB wrote:Fox news says he bought 6 tons of fertilizer, wonder how he got it all inside the building with no one noticing?
I can barely lift 4 tons all by myself
Beiruty wrote:Is it so shocking to have Mckviegh 2.0 in Europe? it seems that extremists can be Christians and have Anti-Islamic views too.
Please do not get my comment as flaming. Just be aware, evil intent can lurk anywhere.
When will everyone on the planet understand that true evil has no religion, no politics, no race. It does evil things not because it has to, but just because it can. Anywhere on the planet a monster can appear. Being that there are 7 billion people on the planet, I should say "a monster WILL appear." Without the will and weapons to fight back, people are just a target, lambs to be slaughtered. Before the Brady Bunch gets started about taking away more guns, let me say that it is too bad there were not any defenders on the island where so many died. Since the police cannot be everywhere, more citizens need to be armed to protect society. The pacifist Brady Bunch hasn't got the stomach to pick up a firearm and defend, so they should realize that they are the lambs and get out of the way.Beiruty wrote:Is it so shocking to have Mckviegh 2.0 in Europe? it seems that extremists can be Christians and have Anti-Islamic views too.
Please do not get my comment as flaming. Just be aware, evil intent can lurk anywhere.
The gun control types have no intention of ever doing anything in their own defense, and they don't want you to, either, and they want to train EVERYONE to think like them...the only one during the VA Tech massacre who seemed to have any real gumption was a Holocaust survivor, who held a door so those "kids" could go out the window, and then died for his troubles...sorry, I know SOMEONE will come on to rebut me with another anecdote about this, but it really gets my goat. I'm not claiming to be any sort of hero, here...but its the TRYING that makes the difference, sometimes.sugar land dave wrote:When will everyone on the planet understand that true evil has no religion, no politics, no race. It does evil things not because it has to, but just because it can. Anywhere on the planet a monster can appear. Being that there are 7 billion people on the planet, I should say "a monster WILL appear." Without the will and weapons to fight back, people are just a target, lambs to be slaughtered. Before the Brady Bunch gets started about taking away more guns, let me say that it is too bad there were not any defenders on the island where so many died. Since the police cannot be everywhere, more citizens need to be armed to protect society. The pacifist Brady Bunch hasn't got the stomach to pick up a firearm and defend, so they should realize that they are the lambs and get out of the way.Beiruty wrote:Is it so shocking to have Mckviegh 2.0 in Europe? it seems that extremists can be Christians and have Anti-Islamic views too.
Please do not get my comment as flaming. Just be aware, evil intent can lurk anywhere.
May God bless those innocents who died and comfort their friends and family.
sugar land dave wrote: When will everyone on the planet understand that true evil has no religion, no politics, no race. It does evil things not because it has to, but just because it can. Anywhere on the planet a monster can appear. Being that there are 7 billion people on the planet, I should say "a monster WILL appear." Without the will and weapons to fight back, people are just a target, lambs to be slaughtered.
May God bless those innocents who died and comfort their friends and family.
We will have to see what happens of course things are changing so fast it is hard to keep up--Muslim Extremist, Right winger, one nut with fertilizer--what will be next? It is similar to the shooting of the Senator Giffords--many stories come out and in the end you have one homicidal crazy since the guy was not shot dead on the sight I imagine we will eventually know.Beiruty wrote:I still want to know how 1 shooter with semi-auto and shotgun was able to gun down 85 people. Why no one scattered fast....
I could be wrong, I suspect that are more 1 shooter. Maybe a dozen or so as in "death squad". I am speculating now. By looking at areal videos, the place is too big and there are so may tents. Victims could have run out the woods quickly.
That was my initial thought too, until I saw the car and debris :)Beiruty wrote:Most likely he did no use it all and transported to the site in a car. It is vehicle-born IED. Same as in OK city.RPB wrote:Fox news says he bought 6 tons of fertilizer, wonder how he got it all inside the building with no one noticing?
I can barely lift 4 tons all by myself
They were on an island. He was the only one with a gun. He wanted to kill as many people as possible, he did not wound with out later executing them. He methodically hunted everyone down on the island. People swam to get away from him, he shot them in the water, many people are suspected drown.Beiruty wrote:I still want to know how 1 shooter with semi-auto and shotgun was able to gun down 85 people. Why no one scattered fast....
I could be wrong, I suspect that are more 1 shooter. Maybe a dozen or so as in "death squad". I am speculating now. By looking at areal videos, the place is too big and there are so may tents. Victims could have run out the woods quickly.
http://bigpeace.com/stzu/2011/07/23/the ... rce=co2hog" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;The man responsible for the massacre in Norway was a member of a Swedish Nazi forum which encourages attacks on government buildings.
Full article about gun laws reviewed http://www.yle.fi/uutiset/news/2011/07/ ... 43129.htmlGun laws to be reviewed YLE News Finland's gun laws are to be reviewed in the wake of Friday's massacre in Norway. An Interior Ministry steering group will meet early in the week to look at pending firearms legislation
The most recent changes in firearms legislation came into force at the beginning of June. The new regulations make it more difficult to acquire handguns, and raises the minimum age for handgun ownership to 20. Since the change, applicants for gun permits are also required to undergo testing for suitability for gun ownership.
This earlier, first package of revisions was influenced by two separate school shooting massacres in Finland, at Jokela in 2007 and Kauhajoki in 2008.