Ok so I am really provoced now... I am sure most of the world knows what happened 22.07.11, Anders Behring Breivik became Norway's terrorist. He has been in isolation ever since he was caught and now his trial is starting. He wanted "fame" so to speak. Everyone to hear his "story" and believed that we some day would understand his actions. He wanted an open hearing and an open trial, he wanted press, people to talk about him, write about him. The worst thing that could happen for this psycho was that he could not get this, that no one would be able to be at his trial, no one would hear his story... And they were suppose to have a closed trial, send his trial on "video"... But what now?
Almost 600 people will be able to see him in tiral on Monday. Open doors, they say. In VG (Norwegian) they stated that; There will be a total of 155 journalists, reporters and photographers that is assigned to the trial, which starts Monday at 11:00
There has also been between 35-40 survivors and their families signed up.
-We have to take into account that we have a group of survivors, offended and hurt youth from Utøya that wanna follow the negotiations and are entitled to it. They will be prioritized. Engebretsen stated.
(And ok, this I can truly understand, and people personally affected by this have all right to be there.. But then comes the part that pisses me off, that is dispicable, unserious and really just WRONG)
Besides that, it is over 300 places for regular audience, that can follow the case from other courtrooms.
First time Breivik was going to his hearing at the courthouse, it was many journalists and people who wanted to watch.
-We are trying to set places so we have sigificant room for regular audience. If there will be 50, 300 or 900 that wanna follow this, I don't know. It will be a regular queue management, and we will let people in until there is not room for more.
Seriously people, it is like they are letting people in to a cinema or something, with their "regular queues for normal audience".. He is getting EXACTLY what he wants, and for what?? He is a TERRORIST. He killed so many kids, he blew up a building with people in it, and he is getting what he wants?? I think it's just dispicable and I don't know how and WHY they wanna let outside audience in. Like I said; I can understand the people who were there, their families, but that they let "Outsiders" in, this is beyond my understanding. And I am certain I am not the only one feeling this way. I have talked with several who feels exactly the same. I was in Turkey when this happened. Ida's mother said that it had been a bomb in Oslo, and we heard first that 1 person died.. Then I talked with my father who told us that my uncle and his family were ok, and it was 7 that died.. They were in Denmark. In the night people came with condolences to me since I was Norwegian, I thought it was a little weird that EVERYONE knew about 7 people died in Norway, Little did I know that it was much, much more, and that 22.07 is a date we will never forget.
Next day we went to internet cafe like always. I checked VG like always, and words can not describe the feeling I got when I saw what it said, I have never been so cold in 50 degrees in my life. I couldn't even move. Just hoped to god that no one I knew was there. It took DAYS before I really understood WHAT had happened. The following weeks I was reading every day and it is safe to say that more than one tear came from all the reading. And how much people in my country sticked together. Never have I been more proud to be a Norwegian than in this time.
And now, the terrorist is getting his wish. And about his prison time, I've heard that he will never get out, but honestly I don't think he will survive for long there. Not at all... I am very sure they are not fond of terrorists that kills children there. So unless he spends all his life in isolation he will die. I hope he never get internet privilegies or anything. He don't deserve a LIFE. Norwegian prisons are SO "nice"... And he does not deserve that.
Burn in hell, really burn.
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