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Norway mass killer Anders Behring Breivik defends massacre: "I would have done it again"
April 17, 2012
April 17, 2012
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the early 1950s with his sensational but unproven charges of Communist subversion in high government circles in the U.S. His probes gave rise to the term McCarthyism, which describes the persecution of innocent people on the charge of being Communists.
"But even McCarthy was too moderate," Breivik said.
Judge Wenche Elisabeth Arntzen repeatedly interrupted Breivik, asking him to keep his statement short.
"It is critically important that I can explain the reason and the motive" for the massacre, Breivik replied.
Mette Yvonne Larsen, a lawyer representing victim's families, also interrupted Breivik, saying she was getting complaints from victims who were
the early 1950s with his sensational but unproven charges of Communist subversion in high government circles in the U.S. His probes gave rise to the term McCarthyism, which describes the persecution of innocent people on the charge of being Communists.
"But even McCarthy was too moderate," Breivik said.
Judge Wenche Elisabeth Arntzen repeatedly interrupted Breivik, asking him to keep his statement short.
"It is critically important that I can explain the reason and the motive" for the massacre, Breivik replied.
Mette Yvonne Larsen, a lawyer representing victim's families, also interrupted Breivik, saying she was getting complaints from victims who were
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