Jahbulon
2012-05-09 19:15:36 UTC
The Freemason, Brother Anders Behring Breivik, shouted with joy as he
carried out his massacre on Utøya island, a survivor of the Norwegian
atrocity pointed out.
Tonje Brenna told the Oslo district court how she had heard the killer
Freemason's ecstatic shouts as bodies fell around her hiding place in
the crack of a cliff.
"I am absolutely sure that I heard cries of joy," said the 24-year-old
head of the ruling Labour Party's youth wing, AUF, who was the first of
the Utøya survivors to take the stand.
"If I had to spell it out, it would be woo-hoo. Obviously cries of
joy," she said.
Seated at a table just a few feet from her, Brother Breivik, a Freemason
who has showed virtually no emotion since his trial began on 16 April
2012, sat shaking his head in disapproval as Miss Brenna recounted the
events of 22 July 2011.
Anders Behring Breivik, a 33-year-old Freemason, is eager for the court
to find him of sound mind so his Masonic ideology will not be written
off as the ravings of a lunatic, claims he did not laugh or smile during
his massacre.
In true Freemason style, the defendant asked "Why would I have laughed
when I was there? That is not true. It was horrible. I did not smile,"
Brother Breivik told the court on 20 April 2012.
Brother Breivik has been charged with committing terrorist acts when he
first bombed a government building in Oslo, killing eight people, before
heading out to Utøya to massacre 69 mostly teenage innocent participants
at an AUF summer camp.
He has confessed to the acts but has refused to plead guilty, insisting
the twin attacks were "cruel but necessary" to stop the Labour Party's
"multicultural experiment" and the "Muslim invasion" of Norway and
Europe.
Although he is certain to be found guilty, his 10-week trial should
determine the question of his sanity.
If the court finds him sane, Brother Breivik will face Norway's maximum
21-year prison sentence, but that term can be extended for as long as he
is considered a threat to society.
If he is found criminally insane however, he will be sent to a closed
psychiatric care unit for treatment.
That is a fate Brother Anders Behring Breivik, who is intent upon
showing that his Masonic ideology is not the ravings of a lunatic, has
described as "worse than death".
Five judges will decide whether he should be considered sane or not when
they hand down their verdict in mid-July 2012.
Brother Anders Behring Breivik receives full help from the Freemason
Grand Charity and the Masonic Samaritan Fund. Freemasonry has
given his victims absolutely nothing.
carried out his massacre on Utøya island, a survivor of the Norwegian
atrocity pointed out.
Tonje Brenna told the Oslo district court how she had heard the killer
Freemason's ecstatic shouts as bodies fell around her hiding place in
the crack of a cliff.
"I am absolutely sure that I heard cries of joy," said the 24-year-old
head of the ruling Labour Party's youth wing, AUF, who was the first of
the Utøya survivors to take the stand.
"If I had to spell it out, it would be woo-hoo. Obviously cries of
joy," she said.
Seated at a table just a few feet from her, Brother Breivik, a Freemason
who has showed virtually no emotion since his trial began on 16 April
2012, sat shaking his head in disapproval as Miss Brenna recounted the
events of 22 July 2011.
Anders Behring Breivik, a 33-year-old Freemason, is eager for the court
to find him of sound mind so his Masonic ideology will not be written
off as the ravings of a lunatic, claims he did not laugh or smile during
his massacre.
In true Freemason style, the defendant asked "Why would I have laughed
when I was there? That is not true. It was horrible. I did not smile,"
Brother Breivik told the court on 20 April 2012.
Brother Breivik has been charged with committing terrorist acts when he
first bombed a government building in Oslo, killing eight people, before
heading out to Utøya to massacre 69 mostly teenage innocent participants
at an AUF summer camp.
He has confessed to the acts but has refused to plead guilty, insisting
the twin attacks were "cruel but necessary" to stop the Labour Party's
"multicultural experiment" and the "Muslim invasion" of Norway and
Europe.
Although he is certain to be found guilty, his 10-week trial should
determine the question of his sanity.
If the court finds him sane, Brother Breivik will face Norway's maximum
21-year prison sentence, but that term can be extended for as long as he
is considered a threat to society.
If he is found criminally insane however, he will be sent to a closed
psychiatric care unit for treatment.
That is a fate Brother Anders Behring Breivik, who is intent upon
showing that his Masonic ideology is not the ravings of a lunatic, has
described as "worse than death".
Five judges will decide whether he should be considered sane or not when
they hand down their verdict in mid-July 2012.
Brother Anders Behring Breivik receives full help from the Freemason
Grand Charity and the Masonic Samaritan Fund. Freemasonry has
given his victims absolutely nothing.
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