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BBC said 20 to 25 killed at Youth camp. A far right group is among the suspects and the bombing being done at a time when most people were off work does not go with how Al Qaeda usually work.
The are also considering a Libyan connection but think that is unlikely.
Bombings and shootings.What in gods name is going on over in Norway?
BBC said 20 to 25 killed at Youth camp. A far right group is among the suspects and the bombing being done at a time when most people were off work does not go with how Al Qaeda usually work.
The are also considering a Libyan connection but think that is unlikely.
Every single leftie and Islamic Terrorist Sypathizer is PRAYING that this can be somehow pegged on the right.
Does Norway even have a "Right" anymore?
The far right are being considered because the island was a labour youth group event and the bomb was near the government building so it seems to be more aimed, they believe, at the Government.
There is no obvious perpetrator. To make it worse they are expecting several groups to try and take 'credit'
The far right are being considered because the island was a labour youth group event and the bomb was near the government building so it seems to be more aimed, they believe, at the Government.
There is no obvious perpetrator. To make it worse they are expecting several groups to try and take 'credit'
BBC News - Oslo: Bomb blast near Norway prime minister's office
BBC web link. ZERO reference to right wing groups.
The far right are being considered because the island was a labour youth group event and the bomb was near the government building so it seems to be more aimed, they believe, at the Government.
There is no obvious perpetrator. To make it worse they are expecting several groups to try and take 'credit'
BBC News - Oslo: Bomb blast near Norway prime minister's office
BBC web link. ZERO reference to right wing groups.
Norways foreign minister has announced that the country will be among the first to recognise a Palestinian state if negotiations with Israel fail to make headway by September. A nine-month deadline has been set by the Palestinians for proclaiming independence, which would also coincide with the completion of Prime Minister Salam Fayyads two-year effort to set up the basic institutions of a state.
Speaking in Ramallah, Norwegian foreign minister Jonas Gahr Stoere said Oslo is striving to help with the development of the Palestinian economy but still believes that the political process towards peace could be a success.
The far right are being considered because the island was a labour youth group event and the bomb was near the government building so it seems to be more aimed, they believe, at the Government.
There is no obvious perpetrator. To make it worse they are expecting several groups to try and take 'credit'
BBC News - Oslo: Bomb blast near Norway prime minister's office
BBC web link. ZERO reference to right wing groups.
That may be so. They will only be listing what is known. However I have been listening to news 24 discussions. If/when they know who it is or if someone claims responsibility or they confirm who has been arrested then they will say it there.
However like it or not the far right is one of the main possibility which has been discussed.
BBC News - Oslo: Bomb blast near Norway prime minister's office
BBC web link. ZERO reference to right wing groups.
That may be so. They will only be listing what is known. However I have been listening to news 24 discussions. If/when they know who it is or if someone claims responsibility or they confirm who has been arrested then they will say it there.
However like it or not the far right is one of the main possibility which has been discussed.
I really doubt it. I have imposed a 8hr rule on myself before I speculate on who I think did it, but right wing?
Norways foreign minister has announced that the country will be among the first to recognise a Palestinian state if negotiations with Israel fail to make headway by September. A nine-month deadline has been set by the Palestinians for proclaiming independence, which would also coincide with the completion of Prime Minister Salam Fayyads two-year effort to set up the basic institutions of a state.
Speaking in Ramallah, Norwegian foreign minister Jonas Gahr Stoere said Oslo is striving to help with the development of the Palestinian economy but still believes that the political process towards peace could be a success.
Read more: Norway to recognise Palestine if peace talks fail | IceNews - Daily News
BBC News - Norway hit by deadly bomb and shooting attacksNorway has been hit by twin attacks - a massive bomb blast in the capital and a shooting attack on young people at a governing Labour Party youth camp.
At least seven people were killed in the bombing, which inflicted huge damage on government buildings in Oslo city centre.
Four more died at the camp, on an island outside Oslo, local media said.
One witness later said he had seen more than 20 bodies on the island, but police have not confirmed this.
Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, whose Oslo offices were among those damaged by the bomb, described the situation as "very serious".
Norwegian media reports said the shootings on the island were carried out by a man in police uniform.
Police said the suspected gunman had been arrested, and later said he was also linked with the bomb attack, reports said.
