WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE By Mantiq al-Tayr * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz 1. As is usually the case all of the experts on terrorism and all the Islam-hating bigots were wrong. Sometimes I am not even sure which group is the more loathsome and of course there is considerable overlap between the two. And [...]
Tag Archives: Anders Behring Breivik
Anders Behring Breivik, a perfect product of the Axis of Islamophobia
Max Blumenthal | July 23, 2011 Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store visits the Utoya Labor Youth camp a day before Breivik’s killing spree. He earned loud cheers with an unapologetic call for Palestinian rights. When I wrote my analysis last December on the “Axis of Islamophobia,” laying out a new international political network of [...]
Norway suspect laid out detailed plans for violence against “traitors,” Muslims | The Electronic Intifada
Submitted by Ali Abunimah on Sat, 07/23/2011 – 16:54 Anders Behring Breivik saw himself as a holy warrior and crusader engaged in a war against a “Marxist-Islamist alliance” that he feared would take over Europe if not stopped. He hoped by his actions to inspire “thousands” to follow in his path. He descripted himself as [...]
Blaming Muslims – Yet Again
Looking to place blame for the attacks that took place in Norway, many looked no further than the Muslim community. D. Parvaz | 23 Jul 2011 21:07 | Al Jazeera English Several survivors of the Utoya island shooting said the shooter was dressed as a police officer [AFP] With at least 92 people dead and [...]
The Norway massacre and the nexus of Islamophobia and right-wing Zionism
by Alex Kane on July 23, 2011 Details on the culprit behind yesterday’s massacre in Norway, which saw car bombings in Oslo and a mass shooting attack on the island of Utoya that caused the deaths of at least 91 people, have begun to emerge. While it is still too early for a complete portrait [...]
How a clueless “terrorism expert” set media suspicion on Muslims after Oslo horror | The Electronic Intifada
Submitted by Benjamin Doherty on Sat, 07/23/2011 – 00:27 Immediately after news of the bombing of government buildings in Norway’s capital Oslo, the Internet buzzed with speculation about who might have done it and why. Most speculation focused on so-called Islamist militancy and Muslims. The urge to speculate after grave events is understandable, but the [...]