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Something Rotten in Norway
Frontpagemagazine ^ | Aug 1st, 2011 | Daniel Greenfield

Posted on 8/1/2011, 12:14:26 PM by SJackson

There's more than a casual link between the Utoya youth camp and Palestinian terrorism....

Anders Breivik’s attack on the youth camp of the Norwegian Labour Party​ has its most obvious precedent in the Maalot Massacre​ when Palestinian Muslim gunmen attacked an Israeli elementary school, taking over a hundred children hostage, and then using automatic weapons to kill as many of them as they could. But the link between Maalot and Utoya is more than casual. The Workers Youth League which ran the camp had a long history of supporting the same kind of terrorists who had perpetrated the Maalot Massacre.

Lars Gule, is the Secretary General of the Norwegian Humanist Association, and a defender of Muslims having the right to discriminate against women and gays. (The two are not a contradiction in Norway.) He was the leader of the Workers Youth League at the University of Bergen– and a DFLP terrorist.

The DFLP were the perpetrators of the Maalot Massacre. And two years after that attack, Lars Gule was trained by the DFLP and dispatched to Israel via Norway with explosives hidden in the covers of his books.

“The Suspect had made ​​it known to his employers that he wanted to take human life… to strengthen Palestinian fighting spirit and morale,” Norwegian police records noted.

None of this impeded Gule’s career in any way. He went on to the University of Bergen and served as the head of the Workers Youth League, the organization that was targeted in the Utoya attack. Today he is a prominent figure on the left.

How can we make sense of this? Glenn Beck​ compared the Workers Youth League camp to a Hitler Youth camp. He was close, but not entirely right. The roots of the Workers Youth League are actually Communist.

Norway’s Labour Party was a member of the Communist International. The Workers Youth League was formed by the merger of the Left Communist Youth League and the Socialist Youth League of Norway. We often use “Communist” as a pejorative– but in this case the Utoya camp, literally was a Communist youth camp.

The day before the massacre, Norwegian Foreign Minister Gahre-Store visited the camp and was greeted with banners calling for a boycott of Israel, and Gahre-Store responded with an Anti-Israel speech to cheers from the campers. There is something ominous about such indoctrination of hate. It is not quite on the level of the Hitler Youth, but neither is it a world apart.

In the 1930′s, Germans were encouraged to blame their problems on the Jews. In this decade, Norwegians are encouraged to blame their problems on the Jews. There are few children of workers at the Workers Youth League camp. They are for the most part the children of the party, the sons and daughters of bureaucrats and party leaders, training the next generation to perpetrate the Labour Party state.

Breivik came from that same background. The son of the left wing elite. And if his parents’ marriage had not collapsed, with the young boy allotting a share of the blame to the Labour Party, he would likely have a comfortable spot in the socialist state. Breivik may have turned against his roots, but the idea that terroristic violence is a legitimate solution is one that he could have easily picked up on the left.

Gahre-Store may have been greeted with a banner calling for the boycott of Israel, but he would never have been greeted with one calling for a boycott of terrorists. And indeed if there is an Islamist terrorist group that Gahre-Store doesn’t support, it’s hard to find. Gahre-Store had called for negotiating with Al-Shahaab in Somalia, an Al-Qaeda offshoot, he spoke with Hamas leader Khaled Mashal and called for a reconciliation with the Taliban.

Nor is the Workers Youth League call for the destruction of Israel a recent one. In the 70′s, the movement was already pushing for a One State Solution. The man who led the organization then went on to become the country’s Foreign Minister playing a key role in the Oslo Accords that turned Israel into a free fire zone for the terrorist allies of the League and the Labour Party.

Media commentators have made a great deal of Breivik’s radicalization, but despite his death toll, his radicalization seems to be an isolated event in comparison to the magnitude of radicalization at Utoya. If Breivik’s violence and bigotry is to be condemned– shouldn’t the species of violence and bigotry at Utoya be condemned as well?

The left can hold up Utoya as an example, but there are a legion of counterexamples. Nor the least of which is Lars Gule, traveling with explosives in his backpack, on a journey that took him from DFLP terrorist to Workers Youth League leader.

And behind that is the larger string of DFLP and Fatah atrocities. And that of other terrorist groups around the world. The Utoya attack cannot be viewed as an isolated event. It must be seen within the context of support for terrorism as a valid tactic. An idea that goes back to the Marxist roots of the Labour Party and which is embodied in its political support for terrorism. And its manifest hostility to the victims of terrorism.

Breivik and Lars Gule had their common origins in a country dominated by a political left which sees violence as a legitimate tool of political change, while dehumanizing its victims. Norway’s ambassador to Israel carefully distinguished between the Utoya attack and the terrorist attacks on Israelis. The latter would go away if Israel just followed Gahre-Store’s example and negotiated with Hamas.

But what Norway’s political elite failed to grasp is that the genie of terrorism cannot be kept in a lamp, to emerge only at your command. Once you legitimize terrorism as a tool of political change, you lose the ability to determine who will make use of it. Breivik followed the example of Lars Gule, that of the Marxist terrorists, whose intellectual legacy is the black tar that seeps through the painted walls of Norwegian foreign policy.

The hatred and terrorist collaboration on display at Utoya was the symptom of a larger disease. “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark,” Marcellus proclaims in Hamlet. It’s equally rotten in Norway.

Breivik was one expression of that rottenness. But there are many others. Like Lars Gule, and his vision of a secular atheism living side by side with bigoted Islamism. Or Gahre-Store following in the footsteps of countless left wing foreign ministers by opening Norway’s doors to every Islamist terrorist group out there. Or the children being groomed to become the future leaders of Norway taught to hate as fervently as their Fatah associates.


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1 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:14:26 PM by SJackson
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To: SJackson

All of URP is slimed by a very nasty religion.. Islam..

Good muslims are murderous malefactors..
Bad muslims are enablers and complicit..


2 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:22:32 PM by hosepipe (This propaganda has been edited to include some fully orbed hyperbole...)
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To: SJackson
Notice that the big Leftwingtard discussions of the attack have died away now that the MSM types realize who these guys are and what may lie in store for them should they advertise it too much!

The Norwegian Labor Party is, to say the least, a very dangerous organization.

I am shocked, shocked I tell you, totally shocked!!!

3 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:26:19 PM by muawiyah
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4 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:36:17 PM by SJackson (Normal people don't sit cross-legged on the floor and bang on drums, WI State Sen Glenn Grothman (R))
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Breivik and Lars Gule had their common origins in a country dominated by a political left which sees violence as a legitimate tool of political change, while dehumanizing its victims.

Really? Were our Founding Fathers "politically Left"?

Violence has it's place when checks and balances no longer work as they were designed to. When no other "means of redress" are functional. When someone else can "vote" to have a faceless enforcer stick a gun in your face to get you to comply with their every edict...

Sound familiar?

5 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:38:16 PM by Dead Corpse (explosive bolts, ten thousand volts at a million miles an hour)
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To: SJackson

Norway is going to find that America is becoming less sympathetic over their disaster.

Will Norway come to its senses in the upcoming elections and kick the leftists out of power?

Or have they been dumbed down with political correctness over the past decades and no longer can think for themselves?


6 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:42:42 PM by Presbyterian Reporter
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The main activity at the Utoya Island Meeting were mock “Break the Israel blockade” games.

Google Translation

The "camp" where these "youngsters" were meeting, was a training camp for future politicians of the same party as in power now. A breeding ground, to continue the cultural and physical massacre of Norway's defenseless citizens.

In an interesting article 'Breivik and Totalitarian Democrats', Sevje, the Norwegian ambassador to Israel is quoted: "Ma’ariv asked Sevje whether in the wake of Breivik’s terrorist attack Norwegians would be more sympathetic to the victimization of innocent Israelis by Palestinian terrorists.

Sevje said no, and explained, "We Norwegians view the occupation as the reason for terror against Israel. Many Norwegians still see the occupation as the reason for attacks against Israel. Whoever thinks this way, will not change his mind as a result of the attack in Oslo.""

The author of the article notes: "So in the mind of the illiberal Norwegians [the Labour Party], terrorism is justified if the ideology behind it is considered justified. For them it is unacceptable for Breivik to murder Norwegian children, because his ideology is wrong. But it is acceptable for Palestinians to murder Israeli children, because their ideology is right." >
7 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:53:32 PM by algernonpj (He who pays the piper . . .)
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To: SJackson

Great essay.


8 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:58:19 PM by Travis McGee (www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: SJackson
In the 1930′s, Germans were encouraged to blame their problems on the Jews. In this decade, Norwegians are encouraged to blame their problems on the Jews.

The more things change...the more they stay the same.

The same threads of evil are always woven, then a loose thread is pulled and humanity unravels.

9 posted on 8/1/2011, 12:58:32 PM by GBA
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To: SJackson
None of this makes Breivik justified in what he did. However, so many Americans need to wake up to the truth of what is going on and so few read nor learn to analyze and compare to truth anything anymore.
10 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:01:45 PM by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin (Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
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Would you say the same if he had shot up a Jihadi Madrasa?


11 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:08:29 PM by Dead Corpse (explosive bolts, ten thousand volts at a million miles an hour)
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To: SJackson

“We often use “Communist” as a pejorative...”

Yes, indeed, “Communist” implies Godless, murdering robber. there is no positive spin


12 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:09:43 PM by yldstrk (My heroes have always been cowboys)
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To: SJackson

I have read a number of interviews of the families of the victims of Brevik. Most of the families adhere to the labor party line about not being angry, moving on, peace through diversity, and on. Several of the interviews have the fathers dissenting but being essentially silenced by the mothers. It’s really sad all around, for the families and for norway. It’s all very sad and it’s heartbreaking to hear the families stories despite what the camp was about.

Norway has had a huge immigration surge and the kind of immigrants they are attracting are third world refugees, which will be a net drain on public services throughout their lifetimes, versus highly skilled immigrants from the developed world. In Norway, unlike the United States, the immigration seems to be driven only by a liberal do gooder rationale rather than to support business interests, which is a major factor in the United States failing to restrict immigration. There were several Africans that were murdered by Brevik that do not show up much in the press for one reason or another. He went after the party that encourages the use of Norway as a welfare resettlement zone for people from the third world.


13 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:11:50 PM by jimnm
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To: hosepipe
Lars Gule Wiki Translate

Looks like wiki has cut off editing privileges.
14 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:12:14 PM by Dallas59 (President Robert Gibbs 2009-2011)
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To: SJackson
We often use “Communist” as a pejorative,....

Amen to that, as it should be. I, myself plead guilty to that charge.

15 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:12:35 PM by sport
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To: SJackson

Seems like Mozlems and the Norge Marxists have another similarity...they would kill off their own children to create a Christian/Conservative terrorist false flag to show the world that terrorism is not limited to one group.

Both Islam and progressivism are death worshipping cults dealing in shared misery. And my God, they are both actively infiltrating every aspect of our country.


16 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:17:27 PM by RowdyFFC
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To: Dead Corpse
What kind of question is that? What would make it right to go and shoot up a Madrasa and a bunch of students? It would be fine to close the Madrasa and ban any further establishment of same or mosques, but to just go and kill all of the participants if unarmed and not perpetrating violence is the pot calling the kettle black.

Islam must be banned from the United States and all of the mosques/madrasas closed and razed to the ground to permanently send a message that such a religious belief which teaches all of this killing will not be tolerated here. Those who disagree will be deported. If they try to come back, then imprisonment or execution (for repeated attempts) must be insituted. The execution would be necessary per law for someone trying to bring in a belief that will endanger the population as a whole. Islam must be treated as a microbial disease to be eliminated for the welfare of the whole, not an animal to be killed for sport/pleasure.

17 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:17:49 PM by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin (Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
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To: jimnm

“”immigration seems to be driven only by a liberal do gooder rationale””


Or is the reason the Norwegian Left is importing Muslims is to maintain their voting power? Much like in the USA where the Democrats import Hispanics because the Democrats are aborting their own replacement voters.


18 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:18:00 PM by Presbyterian Reporter
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To: Dead Corpse

Oh, and another thing, Breivik was working outside of established law. That’s anarchy. Who gave him the right to be jury, judge and executioner? Or me? Or you? Once law is established, then justice can be performed and not until then. If no law exists, then society suffers...this is why we have established law (by God).


19 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:19:49 PM by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin (Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
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Or is the reason the Norwegian Left is importing Muslims is to maintain their voting power? Much like in the USA where the Democrats import Hispanics because the Democrats are aborting their own replacement voters.

I believe you absolutely nailed it. Evil begets evil, doesn't it?

20 posted on 8/1/2011, 1:22:45 PM by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin (Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
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