Extremist Experts on Breivik: - No lonely galing

The editor of the Swedish magazine Expo believes that the perpetrator Anders Behring Breivik (32) is part of a political environment.



Anders Behring Breivik (32) is accused of shooting at Labour Youth League summer camp at Utøya and bombing of government building. He has distinguished himself as an active online debate with a nationalist views and a hatred of multiculturalism. TV2's sources say that Breivik belong to the extreme right environment in Norway. On his Facebook profile says Breivik listed as conservative and Christian.

Daniel Poohl is chief editor of the Swedish magazine Expo .

Poohl thinks he can get a picture of the mindset of Breivik assume his posts online.

- He is clearly in a political environment, Islam, Marxism and the Social Democrats are clear enemies, says Poohl to tv2.no and adds:

- The attack was directed against the Norwegian social democracy. There is no doubt that he hates the Norwegian state.

Daniel Poohl joined the magazine as editor by Stieg Larsson died in 2004, replacing Richard switched as chief editor in 2006. Poohl is known to have infiltrated the right-extremist groups in Sweden and has made documentaries on the subject

- The impact of idéverdenen
Poohl emphasizes that it is important that people understand that this is not a lonely man who has gone amok.

- This is not a lone galing. He is part of a political struggle. His actions are a consequence of the idéverdenen he is in, and an attack on democracy, says Poohl to tv2.no.

It is still not clear whether Breivik acted alone or not. Witnesses should have seen that he was wearing a headset during the shooting of vermin.

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- An act of terrorism
Friday afternoon, Norway was rocked by two unreal attacks.

Behring works are considered, according to show the chief Roger Andresen as a terrorist act, and shall be punished by imprisonment for 21 years. Seven confirmed dead after bomb blast in downtown Oslo, and at least 84 children died during the shooting of Labour Youth League summer camp at Utøya.

Breivik must have registered two weapons on their name - an automatic weapon and a pistol of the type of Glock.