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January 10, 2012 was a big day for terrorist Anders Breivik, the diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic (but now being reevaluated), who on July 22, 2011, bombed the Norwegian Prime Minister's office and, soon after on that same day, gunned down seventy-seven Norwegian teenagers at a political camp near Oslo. The Norwegian justice system will now permit him to receive visitors, ending almost six months of isolation. This will allow Breivik to give interviews to the media to expound his wild theories justifying his murderous actions, and even entertain adoring supporters. Undoubtedly, the resulting attention, stories and interviews will create outrage among the still grieving Norwegian population. And undoubtedly, the leftist, politically correct Norwegian elite will use this public outrage to continue their campaign to restrict, or even shut down, all speech they perceive as "Islamophobic."
Brevik's horrendous mass murder has already been used by Norway's liberal elite for political gains. Shortly after the attack, the Prime Minister's Labor Party used it to smear the party's main political opposition – the Norwegian Progress Party – as a bunch of hate-filled, Breivik sympathizers. The Progress Party's only real connections to Breivik were: 1) that he used to be a member of their party before ditching them for their unwillingness to resort to physical violence; and 2) that they, like Breivik, oppose multiculturalism and unrestricted immigration. In the Norwegian local elections on September 10, the elite's strategy was shown to be hugely successful, as the Labor Party received a large sympathy vote over the Progress Party. Simply put, Norwegians were shamed into voting against the party that had been "linked" to the mass murderer.