Note 21 years is a bit misleading. He can be held indefinitely, under a part of Norwegian law called Containment, which means they just have to prove every 5 years that he remains a danger to society. The 21 years is the maximum penalty for his crime, but he can still be held beyond that.
💯! Unbelievable- he didn't give those victims chance before killing them; why should the courts give him a chance for early release? ... but anyway this brainwashing that's being mentioned is obviously still there.. brainwashing via inhumane white supremacy and nazi ideology. Yet he is stating he is no longer a threat to society.. I'm like everything this person stands for is a threat to society.....white supremacy and racism is the threat to society and the world! Nothing good has come from it and never will - if any good, the only good out of it is the increase of freedom attained by the previously oppressed and transfer of power to the once greatly oppressed. That's it.
He should not even be allowed to come out like this publicly in a suit like this with a sign..this is disgusting that he is given this publicity. Disgusting for all the victims and families..outrageous giving him this voice
I agree. The media should just act like the man doesn't have a name and is invisible. All of those salaries and media money that went into this circus, could have been donated to the victims instead.
If the Norwegians give him parole, it just means they don't care if another 77 people are killed (69 of them teenagers at summer camp) during another attack. I'm all for rehab and The Norwegians are quite good at it from I've read, but when your killing/shooting spree leaves 77 dead, you really don't need to breath free air again.
Norwegian here. He will never get out. This is all just because he has the right to it, and Norway being a state of justice he get what everyone else gets. But he will never get out. And if he somehow did, he wouldn't live wery long. Either because he's so old then, or one of the thousands he affected, or some left radical will kill him 4 sure. Edit: this is of course if the society keeps its stability. Alt right is growing 4 the same reasons he did this, so who knows. Just last year we had another terrorist attack. The imbecile only managed to kill his poor sister. Such a tragedy you would not be able to read the full story without feeling obnoxious.
@SnakeEater-70 As a norwegian myself who almost lost my cousin and one of my friends, what the hell is wrong with you?! How can you even say such a thing? Who hurt you that bad?
@SnakeEater-70 you don't deserve much out of this life either. Edit: actually, I take that back. As long as there is no war and you're not attacking innocent people you can hate all you want. I'm not making the hate chain any stronger. I wish you all the best and sincerely hope you wake up one day and realize you've become smart and aware.
@@Arian.Augustin he's a troll. And I've found many on this video. I even reported one that said that the kids killed and injured were no kids but Marxists at a political rally, good riddance he said. Politiet mente dette ikke kvalifiserte til hatefulle ytringer. Jeg vurderer å ta det videre til media. Men kommer nok ingen vei. De mente tilogmed at det ikke var riktig å oversette det til godt vi ble kvitt de drepte. Selv om sammenheng og det han sier åpenbart betyr akkurat det. Slappfisker er de. Edit: jeg er glad det gikk bra med din fetter eller kusine og din venn! Takk gud for det.
@Homegrown jones hey I'm Norwegian. No one ever felt that. And even if a small small miniscule portion of the population were to believe it, they would be wrong. As what you say is wrong. You litteraly can't say anything that is by definition more wrong than that. Again, what made you so angry you feel you need to come here and offend a whole nation, nei, a whole continent? Can you answer or are you unable to answer a simple question?
Norwegian here. The law says the maximum sentence is 21 years. However, that is indefinitely extendable if the person is not deemed safe to release back into the public. I guess the best english word for it is "preventative detention" (forvaring). He will never get out.
Same as in Canada, 25 plus indefinite for 'dangerous offender' status. Clifford Robert Olson and Paul Bernardo come to mind. Clifford Olson died of cancer after serving 30 years of a 25 year sentence.
based on his salute and signs on his bag and suit, he clearly has not shifted his views and he feels justified in doing what he did. I truly hope he is never released. he is deranged and a very dangerous person.
And he is so handsome 🤭 but he is like a devil in disguise! Gosh! I wouldn’t release that beast! 🔥😈 That’s why I always wonder which of all those sexy guys & girls in Instagram, is actually a complete lunatic! 🤪👻💀🤡👹👽
No. Giving him more would be a insult to the victims and what they believed in. A society that treats people *equally*, and with compassion. He hurt many people, including some I care deeply about. But that doesn't justify changing our society and meeting his hatred with hatred. Punishing him more would entail letting him win. We're not going to do that, Instead of meeting hatred with hatred, we're going to meet hatred with love. That's the only way to win over hatred.
True. if he remains "a danger to the public" he hill not be released. Given his politcal showmanship in every court apperance and no signs off any remorse he will stay so for many years. When he is old if he changes his ways maybye but not for a long time....
@@NorwegianNationalist1 you don't even know your own law. If his periodic evaluations continue to show him to be a danger to society (which I don't know about you, but I think nazi salutes are enough), he will be held indefinitely.
@@maximusasauluk7359 Nazi salutes aren't illegal or dangerous. He wasn't even a nazi when he committed the attack, back then he was a christian conservative who supported Israel. He says he reject violence, and unless they can prove otherwise they will have to let him out, simple as that. There is nobody serving life in Norway, everyone who got this 21 year protective custody eventually got released, even tho some of them did re offend.
@@NorwegianNationalist1 It's also not illegal to say, that you want someone dead, but it is certainly a good reason to believe that someone is dangerous.
No, no, no. This man can not be let out. The way he strutted in…the demeanor is chilling. Letting him out would be unleashing possibly worse acts and unforgivable. Twenty one years is too little, also.
@@mdstate829 I know, and I admire that about places like Norway so very much. By the way, you assume I’m American, which is not really true. I live here, now, because I must, but spent much of my life in Europe, and believe it is a far superior system. The system here is corporatist and inhumane. But this man is a mass murderer. I think he is too dangerous.
He will likely spend more than 21 years in prison. We don't have definitive life sentences, but for the worst crimes, the sentence can be extended indefinitely until you've been rehabilitated. In other words, if he doesn't get rehabilitated, he won't be released.
@slawik I'm glad your awareness are at high levels brother. Be proud our ancestors will be proud of not kneeling rather dying fighting for our traditions, language, cultures.
@Gavin Gas he will become free and live happily under police protection. He will bang chicks, smoke weed maybe write couple of books and make easy money. Hes gonna live a chill life.
If Taliban million times dangerous then him can rule a country and Norway held meeting for Taliban why can't this guy spend few days of parole outside of prison. Taliban can have a twitter presence but this guy can't?
The families of affected watching this must be so upset. He doesn't deserve to see daylight, he should be locked in a cell without windows. Left on his own to rot. I don't understand on how such a mass killer gets to live like this with a friggin xbox in his cell.
In other comments, a few people explain that the maximum a person can get in prison is 21 years in Norway. After that time has elapsed, they can extend it, and keep doing this until the person's death. This hearing does not mean he'll get out. I agree with you--he should never be free in society again.
I'm sure he knew he wasn't getting out. Even if he didn't know at first, I'm sure his lawyer informed him that the chance of him being released early was... Nonexistent.
@@Galimah There is a significant difference. Not to mention, a psychiatrist told the court that, in her opinion, little has changed. She has talked a lot with him over the years. She said everything about him back then remains true today, and that she thinks it's important that the prison does something to break out the monotone life. (She suggested being allowed to take a weekly walk in the forest, among other things. Which the prison said they had seriously considered, but came to the conclusion that the safety concerns are too big - which is also why they always move the court to the gym in his prison. Transporting him to a real court would be too high of a risk.) The prison also said that he shows no progression. Only a few months ago, he requested the permission to serve his time with another right wing terrorist. But in general, his letters and requests shoes that he still feels very much the same as before. Both the prison + the psychiatrist who has evaluated him over the years, recommended that he does not get released, as he has not been rehabilitated. In other words, he won't be released this year.
@Ander P you seriously missed the point of third position values if you can only consider economic equity when thinking of the reasons this man did what he did. Extreme tunnel vision. Also, cucked is letting your people be replaced by the UN replacement migration scheme.
@Ander P To add to that, the left wing and their views on the so called proletariat dont apply to modern day society. The vast majority of high profile leftists are millionaires (champagne socialists) bougie brainlets who use socialism and "progressive" ideals as a marketing technique.
Anyone who’s ever watched 22nd July would know how ruthlessly cold this killer is... I have no idea how parole is even questionable. This guy massacred a bunch of kids at a summer camp
It is important to give him the same rights to go to trail, and thereby maintain the system, although he might not “deserve” it. Its his right to be examined and trailed; he obviously won’t ever be out in the “normal” way.
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv Your copy/paste mentality is wearing rather thin but, in an effort to pacify your insistence... no it is not alright for the UK & USA to kill millions of innocent people. But if Joe public is prepared to take up arms in support of his government, it will always seem alright to kill millions of innocent people War is the loss of reason. Murder is the loss of reason. Breivik lost his ability to reason and as a result people died. We need to be protected from the potential of unreasonable behaviour.
It is "technically" our maximum, but it is extendable if he is not deemed safe to release back into the public. Meaning he will never get out as he will either kill or get killed.
Well now, peaceful Nazis exist I'm pretty sure. Alt right is largely separating themselves from him. For the wrong reasons of course, because he killed white people. But still, he's pretty alone, and if I were him, I wouldn't dare to leave the safety of my prison.
Nazi does not mean dangerous. Nazi is national socialism, which can be achieved peacefully in a country. For example by sending people of different nationalities back to their countries. In order to save your culture and theirs too.
Afterwards, he can still be held in prison, until he is no danger for society anymore. Which will most likely be either never, or when he is so old and sick, that he can't do anything anymore.
@@0000-z4z bla bla bla!! So at 21 years mark, if he behaves well in his cushy prison residency, he will be released. 😠😖Wow!!! Three months per life killed.
@@hus390 it’s a 5 year appraisal. So they can keep him in prison forever with a process of revision every 5 years. He will never get out of prison unless he’s really really old or unwell.
What I absolutely loved about the Norwegian papers & social media platforms at the time, they give minimum airtime, front page haedlines & so in regards to it....as they didn't want & said he did not deserve this publicity. Yes more attitudes like this is needed.
It's the New Zealand way. They just CANCEL the idiots. No copy cats, no glory, no media, no weird women or men to fall in love with the loser. Just a BLACK HOLE...
Seriously, How could you set free someone who set off a massive truck bomb then went on to kill all those poor kids, ever! He wouldn't last long anyway. Must be a lot of very, very angry parents out there wanting to hand out some of their own proper justice. I would if i was them.
The person that lets him out will be committing political suicide. There will be a MASSIVE outcry in Norway if the worst terrorist in the country’s history ever sees the light of day again.
21 years for murdering 77 people. In Norway life is worth nothing, money, money, money. In USA he would be already 6 feet under. For one killed man he received about 3 months in prison. Big shame on the Norwegian court.
Nobody is going to release him. Don't worry. He got 21 years with a possibility to prolong it for number of years, so, they'll hold him behind bars until the end of his life. He just entertains himself speaking in courts from time to time. Remember, he's in solitary confinement.
I hope they dont. He's too dangerous to be set free. Even if he won't do anything directly himself, he can still turn already angry kids into extremists.
I appreciate the progressive legal system in Scandinavia, but there are instances where an individual should never be allowed into society again and this clearly is one.
@@paulos9900 No it's not. Norway is part of NATO, thus responsible for the murda of Iraqis, Afghanis, Pakistanis, Yemenis, Somalis, Libyans etc. According to these Godless liberals, it's perfectly okay to murda foreign soldiers who have never hurt a fly, but IMMORAL, uncivilised and backwards to execute a person who murdas their own citizens. How can you not believe in capital punishment, yet have a military? Backwards to execute a murdara, but perfectly okay to shoot a person because he's wearing a foreign military uniform? (some words spelt incorrectly just incase the comment gets auto deleted)
@@User-hx2jg ''Godless liberals''. If my memory serves me well it was under Republicans that Afghanistan and Iraq wars were started. And who cares after all, maybe we needed oil.
It's bollocks. All those people that thinks like this murderer are gonna fantasie to see so many cops watching for them. They shouldn't be in front of the camera.
@@DDBurnett1 Actually, I'm thinking that there's 319 reason to *reform* him. Punishing him isn't going to bring any of the dead back to life. It isn't going to heal those who where wounded. Or remove the mental scars. But if we can work out *why* he did this to begin with, *how* he started thinking this way and actually can manage to reform him, healing him from his mental illness. Then we can perhaps prevent future victims from happening due to future terrorists. Also, treating him differently from anyone else would entail letting him win, by treating him just the same way as everyone else we honor our dead. People who where in a political party that faught for a society where everyone are treated equally. That said... If he ever *is* genuinly reformed and released, I do hope he'll get some form of restraining order so he won't get close to any of the victims... They've had enough nightmares about him... I have a friend who's still mentally scared by that day... And I can't deny that if he *does* get reformed it would be challenging for us... And it would be *easier* for us if he doesn't get reformed... I honestly don't know what I'm hoping for the most of those two outcomes... Either way he has left a scar that will take a long time to heal...
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv How are US and UK actions in Iraq and Afghanistan an argument for or against the notion that some guy in Norway has reformed or not? What's the relevance?
12 years in prison, free food, a bed, and being treated with respect is no justice for a murderer. give him over to the families that lost loved ones, justice done!
The whole idea of "justice" is messed up. You can't defeat hate with more hate. Only with love. Instead of throwing people in jail and throwing away the key we focus on reforming people or even better, removing the cause of people turning towards crime to begin with, be it terrorism or other forms of crime.
@@hsab4646 Exactly. It's not even about confronting people about things. It's just... Talking with people. If he had people he could talk with and wasn't alone with his thoughts things might have turned out differently. You can never defeat hate with more hate. Just with love.
@@Luredreier nah some people are just messed up. Don't expect everyone will change. Don't take the chance that he will change at the risk of another people life. There's no guarantee that he will change and the right thing to do is to end his society threatening life
I disagree Norway believes in rehabilitation over punishment. It’s statistically much more successful as Norway and the Nordic countries that share the same beliefs has the lowest prison re entry rate in the world. However people that are known to be dangerous should be closely monitored or be put in a rehab centre
@@TheWorldInsider There are peoples that are beyond rehabilitation. Prison should have two roles - rehabilitate those who are worthy, and keep those who are a danger to society locked away forever ... thou, to be honest, it would be far more efficient to dispose of them. I assure you thou, as a European myself, that those prisons are not doing that great of a job at rehabilitating a lot of those people either. I mean, look at this dude... he was in jail for 10 years, most definitely in a nice apartment cell, with a nice bed, mini-fridge, personal bathroom, and kitchen and his own cell key... he didn't change at all. Even after a decade, he is coming to court, with the same attitude, and spitting the same nonsense, he did a decade ago. There is nothing special about Norway or EU-type prison rehabilitation. Is really up to how you look at those stats... Europe, in general, doesn't have the drug issues US has, so there are a lot fewer crack dealers in our prisons than in US. Most peoples in US jail are there for drug-related offenses. So the re-entry bar is lower, mainly because there is less crime that would lead to re-entry in Europe than in the US, particularly in the North. But that's just one of the factors. Another huge factor, is that many offenses and crimes are committed by immigrants from East Europe or from outside Europe. Even if we talk about gangs, most are foreign. A lot of those people after they are released from jail, are either expulsed from the country or leave voluntarily. So is not like those people are somehow rehabilitated and no longer offend. They very often do return to a life of crime, they just do it in other countries. Those who get rehabilitated, are usually peoples who wouldn't really commit other crimes anyway... like, if you drove drunk and killed someone with your car... or did a scam for easy money, or committed an opportunity crime... those are peoples who usually don't relapse anyway. Unfortunately, keeping monsters away from society, the nordic and EU system is a disaster.
@@TheWorldInsider There's no rehabilitation for murderers. There's a certain mental state these killers posses that they just can't get raid of. Let them forfeit their life for the one's they took.
@@davidgreen5994 As a person from Nordics I'll add a quote from an author Fyodor Dostoyevsky “A society should be judged not by how it treats its outstanding citizens but by how it treats its criminals.” That is something you should think about.
@@BSnicks Revenge is one of the most primal and morally lowest reactions humans can have. He'll stay forever behind bars. That's enough. No amount of suffering will bring these people back or make anyone truly feel any better. And torturing someone would make us all accomplices in atrocity and no better than him. Be better than this psychopath mass murderer.
Сомневаюсь, что это кого-то убеждает... Он определенно все еще представляет угрозу для общества. И он останется за решеткой, пока это можно доказать. Или, другими словами, вероятно, на всю оставшуюся жизнь. Тем не менее, если он действительно изменится, у него все еще будут права в нашей системе, и он будет освобожден. Кстати, если гугл переводчик ошибся, извините.
@@lankystreakofpiss4765 tbh tho, you are misrepresenting me, I'm opposed to fascism and anti Zionism is not the other thing you said.. There is a very good time magazine article available online 'why Norway ..error accused brei..ik says he loves I..rael' dated 26 July 2011. It would explain to you how some of these people are assisted by some of those other people. He's Tommy R's bud.
@@lankystreakofpiss4765 in fact, and I'm not sure if I will get away with this but Zionism is responsible for the vast majority of the current faaa rite across europe.. interesting (but not surprising) how even the Beebs own chairman is linked . Zemmour and farage are another couple who have had their hands in the till
@@TurinTuramber SAD, VERY SAD. We should go back to an eye for an eye, like the old days. In this case, two eyes for 154 eyes. Just because Norway thought it was such a nice country that it could be lenient with murderers, not expecting that something ike this would ever happen. Well now the country is learning. the hard way. Now the rules are that this mass murderer gets a parole hearing, and on top of that be able to spew his shit, in the face of the hearing and the public. Really?
@@TurinTuramber A mere grammatical mistake. I should have said 154 eyes, 2 for every victim. You get the point? Otherwise, you're not very bright, are you?
Its not scary what is scary is that our peoples are being replaced and those 77 killed are nothing compared to the people murdered and killed because third world rats who enter without problem our countries infect us with their poison and the leftwingers he killed are all for this that is the real scary stuff
This psycopath is living better than me. I have been sitting in my own prison for about 20-30 years. Anxiety, social phobia, physical problems and more has made me isolated.
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv Not sure what the connection is with my point but I agree with the sentiment of what you're saying. Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Blair should be rotting in a prison cell
@@jeschinstad the fact that the possibility exists is concerning in itself. Maybe ask this question again to one of the survivors, or to the relatives of the victims.
@@skyhouses9324 I come from Iraq and we are white , brown and black .....we are Muslims، Christians and others we all lost thousands killed by devils like him...... I feel bad for them because they didn't expect it while us we had war since ages
@@Talos2kX he will become free and live happily under police protection. He will bang chicks, smoke weed maybe write couple of books and make easy money. Hes gonna live a chill life.
The funny thing is I could be wrong but I think he actually has internet in his cell, meaning that he's likely reading our comments without us even knowing.
He isn't being seriously considered for release and even Breivik himself knows this. He is just doing this to get out of his solitary cell. Even when he has served his 21 years he will not be released, since Norway does have legal provision for holding someone in life imprisonment: the law stipulates that someone who has shown himself to still be dangerous can be sentenced to further 5 years after he has served his 21 years, which can be repeated again and again until the end of his life. Having not expressed regret for his terrorist acts - let alone acknowledge them as such (in his delusional mind he sees himself as some “knight”) - Breivik definitely fits the bill.
He won't get let out - his confinement will be forever extended. Same as with the British legal system, even when some people (you know who they are/were) have completed their initial sentence, early release would have led to such riots the establishment would never risk it.
@@jeschinstad The modern judiciary system focuses on rehabilitation not on punishment. I disagree that rapists and murderers of innocent people are being rehabilitated. I think they should be kept alive and tortured as long as possible, use them in extreme scientific experiments or use their organs to save people. Unless I raped someone or killed innocent people I would always fight for my life and not commit suicide.
@@movlamberdichakanov5160 What do you know about how rehabilitation works and its effects? Very little, I think. Torture is not just sick, it also makes the torturer less human.
21 years for all those murders? That’s not even one year per life taken. Absolutely insane. It should be a life sentence for each life he took. In what sense is that justice?
Whats wrong w u? He spend already 10 years of his life in prison, why u so angry? Life in prison or death is not punishment, think ab it, in d end of d day u have to pay his comfort in prison, such is internet, xbox, tv, etc otherwise its against human rights.
The 21 years is not his full time in prison: 21 years is max that anyone can be sentenced to in one sitting, but after you've served 21 years there's 5 years renewable sentence which can be renewed again and again until the end of your life (it has never been put into use before, but it exists for special crazy cases like Breivik). He can try to appeal for release on technicality, but his release is not seriously being considered.
In the court, he believed that he was innocent of the 77 murders and believed that he was the one who suffered the most. After a Nazi greeting. He also mentioned that he was no longer violent and a danger to society.
If he's proven guilty than he should've been given jail for life. Killing 77 people and he can get out?! Even after 20 years it is not correct towards the victims and their families. Also, killing 77 people is terrorism and he should've been sentenced for that.
@@tommykirk3403 I understand that Norwegians have their own laws, still when comparing to other countries...these laws are way too lenient towards criminals. When punishment is way too small it is used by such people to their benefit. After looking at him, I saw no remorse whatsoever.
@@teiloturner2760well, you are very nice towards someone who killed 70 people. I wonder if you were to be that nice if your family member was killed...He is not an ordinary case. There should be a punishment according to the crime he made. My opinion is very different on this matter.
Why would he think he deserves an early release? Does he think he did something admirable that day? He publicly stated his only regret was not killing more people. That statement alone should keep him in prison for the rest of his life.
People change. We don't have life sentences for a reason. That said, I don't think he genuinely thinks he's being released early. I think, based on my cluelessness about this + the videos from all of his court appearances, that he sees the court as a way of communicating his message. Why else walk in with signs? He's always trying to talk about his views and do the Nazi salute. Going to court is his only way of reaching out, and reporters from all over the world will report his court appearances.
@@christopher399 He had not changed, 10 years in prison and he still believed what he did was right, and he regretted not killing more people. When the New Zealand massacre in 2019 happened, he even congratulated the mass murderer because he believed that guy was fighting for "White power". He knew he would never be released from prison, so he's trying to make himself look like a martyr for the far-right extremist in order to seek allies from the outside world. This guy was put inside a prison equivalent to a hotel (the biggest insult to the grieving family), so at worst he still has a comfortable accommodation for the rest of his life, or at best Norway government turn ultranationalist and give him a pardon.
@@vanlao6367 I don't think he has said that in the current trial, but a psychiatrist did agree that not much has changed. I don't know what hotels you've stayed at, but in my experience, they tend to be nicer. I get what you are saying though... He's not in a cage. He's in a tiny apartment, but not a very nice one. But to use your example... Imagine staying in a hotel room, where you had been locked up for more than a decade, and the only contact you had with the outside world was your lawyer. Would you be a happy person? To my knowledge, families of victims, and victims themselves, do not consider him being in prison an insult. That said, they're not too thrilled about media reporting on him whenever he's in court. They've been a lot more respectable this time though. To my knowledge, only media in other countries show all the Nazi and white supremacy stuff. In Norwegian media, he's a footnote, and only things relevant to whether to the "possible" parole gets shown. I had to google to see the Nazi salute. They didn't show that here.
Important: He'll never be let out of prison. He rightfully deserves 77 life sentences and he'll spend the rest of his miserable life behind bars. Even though the maximum allowed sentence is on paper 21 years in Norway, we have provisions in order to ensure that those that pose a real danger to society can remain locked up indefinitely. Even after serving his sentence, every 5 years the courts can decide that he's not suitable for release. Not many have had to endure this but it has happened before, for even lesser crimes. This, in his case, is going to be a certainty. Rarely used, reserved for animals like him. He's in prison for life. We're not so gullible as one may come to think.
Revenge are not a solution for peace, new testament says let God take care of it, don't play a god. Batman and Avengers movies are trying to replace God. God is the avenger, not humans. Romans 12:19 King James Version *19 Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.* And also forgive this guy, since you want to be forgiven as well. Ephesians 4:32 King James Version *32 And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you.*
This was so horribly traumatizing when it first occurred, I cannot imagine that a man who is still committed to the poisonous ideology of racial supremacy will remain peaceful.
No, he most likely won't remain peaceful. That's why he most likely will remain in jail till he *genuinly* reforms. But I'm proud of our society that's meeting his hatred with love.
Wrong, he is an activist for the safety and rights of native euopean people in th their own countries. He never mentioned anything in relation to racial supremacy. Please stop spreading misinformation and dishonesty.
He won't be released. While he has the right to appeal for release on technicality, it's just that - a technicality and it isn't seriously being considered. 21 years is the maximum that anyone can be sentenced to in one sitting, but Norway does have legal provision for holding someone in life imprisonment: the law stipulates that someone who has shown himself to still be dangerous can be sentenced to further 5 years after he has served his 21 years, which can be repeated again and again until the end of his life. Having not expressed regret for his terrorist acts - let alone acknowledge them as such (in his delusional mind he sees himself as some “knight”) - Breivik definitely fits the bill.
I'll always disagree that American suspects appear before a judge wearing an orange jumper, when they are still innocent till proven guilty, but I also disagree that Breivik, a convicted mass murderer, can appear before a judge so sharply dressed, and holding block printed signs.
The most important thing is for him to denouce the hideous act that he did and the horrible twisted ideology that he believes. As he currently is, he is a danger to the public, his sanity should be checked too.
Wtf, forgiveness in my dictionary is death penalty, sentencing to 21 years is like welcoming him, Norwegian law is flawed, Norway will never be a tourist destination for me.
@@donthasselthehoff5753 The original comment clearly stated that the judge should have closed the case after he stated his political beliefs, nothing to do with the murders. Could you try to read things properly before embarrassing yourself next time.
@@maxwentworth4391 No, I'm pretty sure it might have something to do with the whole murdering 77 people because of said beliefs? And the possibility that he might do so again? You know. Just that little detail. Also, looking at your recent comments about the "Jewish Media" tells me everything I need to know. You guys know you don't just have "different opinions". I mean at least own up to the bigotry. Don't be a coward. Makes it easier to tell who the bad guys are.
@@bromo8874 They are just different opinions, just because you have been brainwashed to call it “bigotry” doesn’t mean they aren’t anything but different opinions.
Note 21 years is a bit misleading. He can be held indefinitely, under a part of Norwegian law called Containment, which means they just have to prove every 5 years that he remains a danger to society. The 21 years is the maximum penalty for his crime, but he can still be held beyond that.
obviously 10 did not change his thinking a bit....
It is remarkable it takes someone in the comments to give a clearer understanding than a 3 minutes BBC news segment
Thanks for that info, the max being 21 years did seem a bit lenient for this crime, that info changes everything.
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He either has no shame. Or he doesn’t believe what he did was wrong. Both, probably.
Psychopaths generally don't feel shame or guilt
@@chillywilly541 No they don`t, That`s why they want to enforce vaccines on you while removing your culture .
@@teadragon9661 It's almost impressive that you managed to shoehorn antivax bullshit into a completely unrelated story.
@@teadragon9661 #StrawMan #LogicalFallacy
@Real Aiglon They are discussing if he changed is opinion.
I love that he is showing exactly why he should never be let out.
💯!
Unbelievable- he didn't give those victims chance before killing them; why should the courts give him a chance for early release? ... but anyway this brainwashing that's being mentioned is obviously still there.. brainwashing via inhumane white supremacy and nazi ideology. Yet he is stating he is no longer a threat to society.. I'm like everything this person stands for is a threat to society.....white supremacy and racism is the threat to society and the world! Nothing good has come from it and never will - if any good, the only good out of it is the increase of freedom attained by the previously oppressed and transfer of power to the once greatly oppressed. That's it.
@@darrellm9915 'most people who commit murders are non-white' you almost had us, but you outed yourself as a racist with that lie, didn't you?
@@alwaysOPEN4business @Darrel M all that matters is that race is irrelevant, fascist, supremist views are a huge threat, just as most extremism is
You have to go back
@@alwaysOPEN4business Facts = Racism from this libtard
He should not even be allowed to come out like this publicly in a suit like this with a sign..this is disgusting that he is given this publicity.
Disgusting for all the victims and families..outrageous giving him this voice
I agree. The media should just act like the man doesn't have a name and is invisible.
All of those salaries and media money that went into this circus, could have been donated to the victims instead.
77 dead people , can you imagine ? Gosh
hey im looking forward when im old seeing him there in that chair hoping to get out. old and tired;)
And yet, you click.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
If the Norwegians give him parole, it just means they don't care if another 77 people are killed (69 of them teenagers at summer camp) during another attack. I'm all for rehab and The Norwegians are quite good at it from I've read, but when your killing/shooting spree leaves 77 dead, you really don't need to breath free air again.
this time, he would have more collaborators, so it would be more than 77
He blames the internet. Incredible.
Norwegian here. He will never get out. This is all just because he has the right to it, and Norway being a state of justice he get what everyone else gets. But he will never get out. And if he somehow did, he wouldn't live wery long. Either because he's so old then, or one of the thousands he affected, or some left radical will kill him 4 sure.
Edit: this is of course if the society keeps its stability. Alt right is growing 4 the same reasons he did this, so who knows. Just last year we had another terrorist attack. The imbecile only managed to kill his poor sister. Such a tragedy you would not be able to read the full story without feeling obnoxious.
If he ever got out, which he wont, he would be killed within a month and the killer would be considered a national hero.
@David Radford Is he gets parole he will be killed by memebers of the public. Guy is a nutter why take the risk of him offending again.
Parole for murdering 77 people?. Thats an insult to the victims. This man should never ever be let out.
@SnakeEater-70 sick and twisted thing to say, you deserve a jail right next to him.
@SnakeEater-70 As a norwegian myself who almost lost my cousin and one of my friends, what the hell is wrong with you?! How can you even say such a thing? Who hurt you that bad?
@SnakeEater-70 you don't deserve much out of this life either. Edit: actually, I take that back. As long as there is no war and you're not attacking innocent people you can hate all you want. I'm not making the hate chain any stronger. I wish you all the best and sincerely hope you wake up one day and realize you've become smart and aware.
@@Arian.Augustin he's a troll. And I've found many on this video. I even reported one that said that the kids killed and injured were no kids but Marxists at a political rally, good riddance he said. Politiet mente dette ikke kvalifiserte til hatefulle ytringer. Jeg vurderer å ta det videre til media. Men kommer nok ingen vei. De mente tilogmed at det ikke var riktig å oversette det til godt vi ble kvitt de drepte. Selv om sammenheng og det han sier åpenbart betyr akkurat det. Slappfisker er de. Edit: jeg er glad det gikk bra med din fetter eller kusine og din venn! Takk gud for det.
@Homegrown jones hey I'm Norwegian. No one ever felt that. And even if a small small miniscule portion of the population were to believe it, they would be wrong. As what you say is wrong. You litteraly can't say anything that is by definition more wrong than that. Again, what made you so angry you feel you need to come here and offend a whole nation, nei, a whole continent? Can you answer or are you unable to answer a simple question?
Norwegian here.
The law says the maximum sentence is 21 years. However, that is indefinitely extendable if the person is not deemed safe to release back into the public.
I guess the best english word for it is "preventative detention" (forvaring). He will never get out.
Same as in Canada, 25 plus indefinite for 'dangerous offender' status. Clifford Robert Olson and Paul Bernardo come to mind. Clifford Olson died of cancer after serving 30 years of a 25 year sentence.
based on his salute and signs on his bag and suit, he clearly has not shifted his views and he feels justified in doing what he did. I truly hope he is never released. he is deranged and a very dangerous person.
@@miam1074 He was evaluated to be a psychopath, he will never be able to show remorse or regret, or he might do it but he will never genuinely do it.
We used to have Imprisonment for Public Protection in the UK, but the prisoner had to prove they were no longer dangerous.
And he is so handsome 🤭 but he is like a devil in disguise!
Gosh! I wouldn’t release that beast! 🔥😈
That’s why I always wonder which of all those sexy guys & girls in Instagram, is actually a complete lunatic! 🤪👻💀🤡👹👽
He should be given another 21 years for even asking to be paroled.
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Part of me thinks that he doesn’t believe he’ll be released, but is more than happy to waste everyone’s time as much as he can.
Dirty Nazi ... 🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 if you want a dictatorship head to North Korea!
No.
Giving him more would be a insult to the victims and what they believed in.
A society that treats people *equally*, and with compassion.
He hurt many people, including some I care deeply about.
But that doesn't justify changing our society and meeting his hatred with hatred.
Punishing him more would entail letting him win.
We're not going to do that,
Instead of meeting hatred with hatred, we're going to meet hatred with love.
That's the only way to win over hatred.
He wont come out they will keep him in forvaring so they will hold him til death
Back when he was sentenced 21 years, my Norwegian friends explained that in all likely he'll never get out. As long as he's seen as a public danger.
Well they are coping, he’ll get out. Our system is very liberal
True. if he remains "a danger to the public" he hill not be released. Given his politcal showmanship in every court apperance and no signs off any remorse he will stay so for many years.
When he is old if he changes his ways maybye but not for a long time....
@@NorwegianNationalist1 you don't even know your own law. If his periodic evaluations continue to show him to be a danger to society (which I don't know about you, but I think nazi salutes are enough), he will be held indefinitely.
@@maximusasauluk7359 Nazi salutes aren't illegal or dangerous. He wasn't even a nazi when he committed the attack, back then he was a christian conservative who supported Israel. He says he reject violence, and unless they can prove otherwise they will have to let him out, simple as that. There is nobody serving life in Norway, everyone who got this 21 year protective custody eventually got released, even tho some of them did re offend.
@@NorwegianNationalist1 It's also not illegal to say, that you want someone dead, but it is certainly a good reason to believe that someone is dangerous.
No, no, no. This man can not be let out. The way he strutted in…the demeanor is chilling. Letting him out would be unleashing possibly worse acts and unforgivable. Twenty one years is too little, also.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv absolutely NOT! You are so barking up the wrong tree. I’ve been 100% against those wars, and I hate American war-monging!!
@@mdstate829 I know, and I admire that about places like Norway so very much. By the way, you assume I’m American, which is not really true. I live here, now, because I must, but spent much of my life in Europe, and believe it is a far superior system. The system here is corporatist and inhumane. But this man is a mass murderer. I think he is too dangerous.
He will likely spend more than 21 years in prison. We don't have definitive life sentences, but for the worst crimes, the sentence can be extended indefinitely until you've been rehabilitated. In other words, if he doesn't get rehabilitated, he won't be released.
@slawik I'm glad your awareness are at high levels brother. Be proud our ancestors will be proud of not kneeling rather dying fighting for our traditions, language, cultures.
Someone who killed so many shouldn’t ever see outside of a prison again.
@Gavin Gas he will become free and live happily under police protection. He will bang chicks, smoke weed maybe write couple of books and make easy money. Hes gonna live a chill life.
If Taliban million times dangerous then him can rule a country and Norway held meeting for Taliban why can't this guy spend few days of parole outside of prison. Taliban can have a twitter presence but this guy can't?
@@shadowoffire4307 Taliban haven't killed Norwegian kids, that's the difference.
@@joppekim No, they've just killed middleastern kids. Bad argument
@@joppekim Cause it’s fine just as long as the kids they kill aren’t Norwegian
How can you even allow someone to be considered for parole after murdering that many people. What the ?
They’re not allowing him, he just appealed, prisoners have the right to appeal, no matter the crime.
The families of affected watching this must be so upset. He doesn't deserve to see daylight, he should be locked in a cell without windows. Left on his own to rot. I don't understand on how such a mass killer gets to live like this with a friggin xbox in his cell.
In other comments, a few people explain that the maximum a person can get in prison is 21 years in Norway. After that time has elapsed, they can extend it, and keep doing this until the person's death. This hearing does not mean he'll get out.
I agree with you--he should never be free in society again.
Don’t worry they can extend his five star hotel stay by five years if they deem him a threat.
What not to do at a parole hearing.
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I'm sure he knew he wasn't getting out. Even if he didn't know at first, I'm sure his lawyer informed him that the chance of him being released early was... Nonexistent.
@@christopher399 Sweden let a spree killer walk(murdered 7) after 20 years
@@Galimah There is a significant difference.
Not to mention, a psychiatrist told the court that, in her opinion, little has changed. She has talked a lot with him over the years. She said everything about him back then remains true today, and that she thinks it's important that the prison does something to break out the monotone life. (She suggested being allowed to take a weekly walk in the forest, among other things. Which the prison said they had seriously considered, but came to the conclusion that the safety concerns are too big - which is also why they always move the court to the gym in his prison. Transporting him to a real court would be too high of a risk.)
The prison also said that he shows no progression. Only a few months ago, he requested the permission to serve his time with another right wing terrorist. But in general, his letters and requests shoes that he still feels very much the same as before.
Both the prison + the psychiatrist who has evaluated him over the years, recommended that he does not get released, as he has not been rehabilitated. In other words, he won't be released this year.
He deserves 1 year for each person life he took
Killed 77, and brought extreme grief, pain, anguish and suffering to many others.
NO parole to this monster!
He will be out in 10 years regardless
@@hirondelle8734 so here we get another extremist
@@hirondelle8734 based
@Ander P you seriously missed the point of third position values if you can only consider economic equity when thinking of the reasons this man did what he did. Extreme tunnel vision.
Also, cucked is letting your people be replaced by the UN replacement migration scheme.
@Ander P To add to that, the left wing and their views on the so called proletariat dont apply to modern day society. The vast majority of high profile leftists are millionaires (champagne socialists) bougie brainlets who use socialism and "progressive" ideals as a marketing technique.
Anyone who’s ever watched 22nd July would know how ruthlessly cold this killer is... I have no idea how parole is even questionable. This guy massacred a bunch of kids at a summer camp
And Norway is myslim country now
@@feikschteizman5025 what you gonna do about it weeb?
@@RH-vd3yu nothing cuz I don't live in Norway.
It is important to give him the same rights to go to trail, and thereby maintain the system, although he might not “deserve” it. Its his right to be examined and trailed; he obviously won’t ever be out in the “normal” way.
@@feikschteizman5025 Germany u meant lol
Ps...are u a dautsch lol
Never release this monster.
They should release him infront of your home door.
@@hindutvamustbeeradicated1200 😅
'Never release this monster' you say. As far as I'm concerned you are referring to the Punk USA Empire.
Release him soon
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv USA bad 😠 monster good 😊
Assuming the average lifespan per person he killed is 65 years old x 77 people; he should be jailed for 5,005 years.
Life expectancy in Norway is just over 80.
1 year is enough tbh
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
@MR. SMILE Based on life expectancy
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv Your copy/paste mentality is wearing rather thin but, in an effort to pacify your insistence... no it is not alright for the UK & USA to kill millions of innocent people. But if Joe public is prepared to take up arms in support of his government, it will always seem alright to kill millions of innocent people
War is the loss of reason.
Murder is the loss of reason.
Breivik lost his ability to reason and as a result people died. We need to be protected from the potential of unreasonable behaviour.
This is a publicity stunt, not an attempt at early release.
He planned it out a while ago, just read his manifesto.
Fuck him and his manifesto, why would you read it unless you were the detective on the case
@@nadmanganianman shii iunno mag like you neva know man shii
How is the maximum sentence for killing 77 people only 21 years?
It’s their maximum
@@eliefosso7215 Which seems really, crazily low
@@Alex_Mac_ Low? Why? He spend already 10 years of his life in prison so what?
It is "technically" our maximum, but it is extendable if he is not deemed safe to release back into the public. Meaning he will never get out as he will either kill or get killed.
it;s a bloody joke, I'd give him 77 years.
Throws a Nazi salute and then says he's not a danger to the public. I beg to differ...
Well now, peaceful Nazis exist I'm pretty sure. Alt right is largely separating themselves from him. For the wrong reasons of course, because he killed white people. But still, he's pretty alone, and if I were him, I wouldn't dare to leave the safety of my prison.
Someone needs to watch "The Greatest Story Never Told". On Odysee Louise.
@@JamesSmith-vz8yr sounds interesting. Where? And what is it about?
Nazi does not mean dangerous. Nazi is national socialism, which can be achieved peacefully in a country. For example by sending people of different nationalities back to their countries. In order to save your culture and theirs too.
@@parabalani it can be but it wouldn't be peacefull after it's achieved
This is sooo sick. 21 years and he murdered 77 people.
Afterwards, he can still be held in prison, until he is no danger for society anymore. Which will most likely be either never, or when he is so old and sick, that he can't do anything anymore.
@@0000-z4z bla bla bla!! So at 21 years mark, if he behaves well in his cushy prison residency, he will be released. 😠😖Wow!!! Three months per life killed.
Should be 15years for each person he killed
@@Kc-es6sl should be 1 month for every gloablist
@@hus390 it’s a 5 year appraisal. So they can keep him in prison forever with a process of revision every 5 years. He will never get out of prison unless he’s really really old or unwell.
What I absolutely loved about the Norwegian papers & social media platforms at the time, they give minimum airtime, front page haedlines & so in regards to it....as they didn't want & said he did not deserve this publicity. Yes more attitudes like this is needed.
I love that attitude too
It's the New Zealand way. They just CANCEL the idiots. No copy cats, no glory, no media, no weird women or men to fall in love with the loser. Just a BLACK HOLE...
Which is suspicious.
They're right.. no only that but he could influence other nutcases.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
Seriously, How could you set free someone who set off a massive truck bomb then went on to kill all those poor kids, ever! He wouldn't last long anyway. Must be a lot of very, very angry parents out there wanting to hand out some of their own proper justice. I would if i was them.
I don’t think he deserves jail time, honestly jail and stuff is pointless
The person that lets him out will be committing political suicide. There will be a MASSIVE outcry in Norway if the worst terrorist in the country’s history ever sees the light of day again.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv who said this?
@@bez1196 he is spamming the same shit over and over again
21 years for murdering 77 people. In Norway life is worth nothing, money, money, money. In USA he would be already 6 feet under. For one killed man he received about 3 months in prison. Big shame on the Norwegian court.
Nobody is going to release him. Don't worry. He got 21 years with a possibility to prolong it for number of years, so, they'll hold him behind bars until the end of his life. He just entertains himself speaking in courts from time to time. Remember, he's in solitary confinement.
I hope they dont. He's too dangerous to be set free. Even if he won't do anything directly himself, he can still turn already angry kids into extremists.
I appreciate the progressive legal system in Scandinavia, but there are instances where an individual should never be allowed into society again and this clearly is one.
According to Norwegian law, he can be kept in prison for centuries if someone just figures out how to keep him alive that long.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv whataboutism at its finest. Completely irrelevant to this case. No parallel's whatsoever.
@@paulos9900 No it's not. Norway is part of NATO, thus responsible for the murda of Iraqis, Afghanis, Pakistanis, Yemenis, Somalis, Libyans etc. According to these Godless liberals, it's perfectly okay to murda foreign soldiers who have never hurt a fly, but IMMORAL, uncivilised and backwards to execute a person who murdas their own citizens. How can you not believe in capital punishment, yet have a military? Backwards to execute a murdara, but perfectly okay to shoot a person because he's wearing a foreign military uniform?
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@@User-hx2jg ''Godless liberals''. If my memory serves me well it was under Republicans that Afghanistan and Iraq wars were started. And who cares after all, maybe we needed oil.
Look at France 2023 .
There are 77 reasons why this man should not be freed... love the amount of blue shirts watching the guy..
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It's bollocks. All those people that thinks like this murderer are gonna fantasie to see so many cops watching for them. They shouldn't be in front of the camera.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
396 reasons. Don't forget that 319 people were injured in both the explosion and shooting, many of them maimed for life.
@@DDBurnett1 Actually, I'm thinking that there's 319 reason to *reform* him.
Punishing him isn't going to bring any of the dead back to life.
It isn't going to heal those who where wounded.
Or remove the mental scars.
But if we can work out *why* he did this to begin with, *how* he started thinking this way and actually can manage to reform him, healing him from his mental illness.
Then we can perhaps prevent future victims from happening due to future terrorists.
Also, treating him differently from anyone else would entail letting him win, by treating him just the same way as everyone else we honor our dead.
People who where in a political party that faught for a society where everyone are treated equally.
That said...
If he ever *is* genuinly reformed and released, I do hope he'll get some form of restraining order so he won't get close to any of the victims...
They've had enough nightmares about him...
I have a friend who's still mentally scared by that day...
And I can't deny that if he *does* get reformed it would be challenging for us...
And it would be *easier* for us if he doesn't get reformed...
I honestly don't know what I'm hoping for the most of those two outcomes...
Either way he has left a scar that will take a long time to heal...
He clearly hasn't reformed.
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But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv Kind of random... Is this in response to "He clearly hasn't reformed."?? Is it an argument against that statement? 🤔
@@yupyupwassup6864 Yes, that's right.
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv How are US and UK actions in Iraq and Afghanistan an argument for or against the notion that some guy in Norway has reformed or not? What's the relevance?
I still remember the day of the first court hearing and how he step by step described what happened. Shivers.
Link?
This couldn't be more absurd.
It's almost as if he's going up there and making an ass of himself for purposes of satire.
He'll never get out of prison.
12 years in prison, free food, a bed, and being treated with respect is no justice for a murderer. give him over to the families that lost loved ones, justice done!
Dirty nazi ... 🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 Norway is rule of law, you are accept!
The whole idea of "justice" is messed up.
You can't defeat hate with more hate.
Only with love.
Instead of throwing people in jail and throwing away the key we focus on reforming people or even better, removing the cause of people turning towards crime to begin with, be it terrorism or other forms of crime.
@@hsab4646 Exactly.
It's not even about confronting people about things.
It's just...
Talking with people.
If he had people he could talk with and wasn't alone with his thoughts things might have turned out differently.
You can never defeat hate with more hate.
Just with love.
 Eric Cartman thinks so...
@@Luredreier nah some people are just messed up. Don't expect everyone will change. Don't take the chance that he will change at the risk of another people life. There's no guarantee that he will change and the right thing to do is to end his society threatening life
They seriously need to reevaluate their manslaughter laws in Norwegian 🤦🏾♂️
I disagree Norway believes in rehabilitation over punishment. It’s statistically much more successful as Norway and the Nordic countries that share the same beliefs has the lowest prison re entry rate in the world. However people that are known to be dangerous should be closely monitored or be put in a rehab centre
@@TheWorldInsider ah yes, let’s rehab mass murderers… You can rehab a drug addict, a dealer, not a literal mass murdering nazi
@@TheWorldInsider There are peoples that are beyond rehabilitation. Prison should have two roles - rehabilitate those who are worthy, and keep those who are a danger to society locked away forever ... thou, to be honest, it would be far more efficient to dispose of them. I assure you thou, as a European myself, that those prisons are not doing that great of a job at rehabilitating a lot of those people either. I mean, look at this dude... he was in jail for 10 years, most definitely in a nice apartment cell, with a nice bed, mini-fridge, personal bathroom, and kitchen and his own cell key... he didn't change at all. Even after a decade, he is coming to court, with the same attitude, and spitting the same nonsense, he did a decade ago. There is nothing special about Norway or EU-type prison rehabilitation. Is really up to how you look at those stats... Europe, in general, doesn't have the drug issues US has, so there are a lot fewer crack dealers in our prisons than in US. Most peoples in US jail are there for drug-related offenses. So the re-entry bar is lower, mainly because there is less crime that would lead to re-entry in Europe than in the US, particularly in the North. But that's just one of the factors. Another huge factor, is that many offenses and crimes are committed by immigrants from East Europe or from outside Europe. Even if we talk about gangs, most are foreign. A lot of those people after they are released from jail, are either expulsed from the country or leave voluntarily. So is not like those people are somehow rehabilitated and no longer offend. They very often do return to a life of crime, they just do it in other countries.
Those who get rehabilitated, are usually peoples who wouldn't really commit other crimes anyway... like, if you drove drunk and killed someone with your car... or did a scam for easy money, or committed an opportunity crime... those are peoples who usually don't relapse anyway. Unfortunately, keeping monsters away from society, the nordic and EU system is a disaster.
@@TheWorldInsider There's no rehabilitation for murderers. There's a certain mental state these killers posses that they just can't get raid of. Let them forfeit their life for the one's they took.
@@davidgreen5994 As a person from Nordics I'll add a quote from an author Fyodor Dostoyevsky “A society should be judged not by how it treats its outstanding citizens but by how it treats its criminals.” That is something you should think about.
Dude looks healthy and well nurtured
Prison is not supposed to be a hellhole in civilised countries.
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@@rbarreira2 In his case, it should be. He deserves a place like Guantanamo Bay.
@@BSnicks Revenge is one of the most primal and morally lowest reactions humans can have. He'll stay forever behind bars. That's enough. No amount of suffering will bring these people back or make anyone truly feel any better.
And torturing someone would make us all accomplices in atrocity and no better than him.
Be better than this psychopath mass murderer.
@@Mtaalas damn are you Batman?
Ridiculous case,killed 77 people and he gets a suit,making a case,all absurd
Murdered all of those people and walked in the court with a suit, signs and no hand cuffs....🙄
White privilege
So you think he will attack some of the guards?
@@174ique3 Easy because Norway is such a homogeneous society.
While in USA if you are black you can be shot dead for a crime you didn't commit.
@@x87-64 More whites are killed than blacks and Hispanic combined, get your facts straight.
@@174ique3 how many people of color live in Norway?
Stop being sensitive and denying the obvious
White supremacy also hurts white people
Sit on that
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It’s like if Ted kazynski said he no longer hated industrial society
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Сомневаюсь, что это кого-то убеждает...
Он определенно все еще представляет угрозу для общества.
И он останется за решеткой, пока это можно доказать.
Или, другими словами, вероятно, на всю оставшуюся жизнь.
Тем не менее, если он действительно изменится, у него все еще будут права в нашей системе, и он будет освобожден.
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I don't care if he changed his ways and is sorry for what he's done, A KILLER IS A KILLER!
Mass murderer of children
He's not remotely sorry.
He didn't change his ways. He should get 77 consecutive 21 year sentences. How do you reform someone who thinks like he does? It was all premeditated.
He should become a national hero. Out of the 77 that he killed some of these muslim sυβhυmans could rape and kill real Norwegians. He is a hero.
How on earth is he allowed to display that message on his bag?
What did it say? You are anti-Semitic so I'm surprised you don't agree with his Nazi salute.
@@lankystreakofpiss4765 soz,just got blocked for some reason. I'll try this...
Couldn't make it all out but it was something about 'stop your Jen o side of our wite nay chun (obviously spelt correctly)
@@lankystreakofpiss4765 tbh tho, you are misrepresenting me, I'm opposed to fascism and anti Zionism is not the other thing you said.. There is a very good time magazine article available online 'why Norway ..error accused brei..ik says he loves I..rael' dated 26 July 2011. It would explain to you how some of these people are assisted by some of those other people. He's Tommy R's bud.
@@lankystreakofpiss4765 in fact, and I'm not sure if I will get away with this but Zionism is responsible for the vast majority of the current faaa rite across europe.. interesting (but not surprising) how even the Beebs own chairman is linked . Zemmour and farage are another couple who have had their hands in the till
His worst crime was wearing that very tight suit
How can a mass murderer ever be allowed out of prison? It is beyond me. Seventy seven people are dead, they cannot get early release from death.
That's naive. There are mass murderers everywhere, some even celebrated.
@@TurinTuramber SAD, VERY SAD. We should go back to an eye for an eye, like the old days. In this case, two eyes for 154 eyes. Just because Norway thought it was such a nice country that it could be lenient with murderers, not expecting that something ike this would ever happen. Well now the country is learning. the hard way. Now the rules are that this mass murderer gets a parole hearing, and on top of that be able to spew his shit, in the face of the hearing and the public. Really?
@@nigelsmith3719 1400 eyes? Are you drunk?
@@TurinTuramber A mere grammatical mistake. I should have said 154 eyes, 2 for every victim. You get the point? Otherwise, you're not very bright, are you?
@@nigelsmith3719 So when you said 1400, what you really meant was 154 and now you are angry at me about it. Nice.
That dude has lost his mind completely.
Or not...
@@Ibelieveyou8 you're probably as crazy as he is.
Why did he do this?
If granted parole, he will definitely commit another such crime. Mark my words. Don’t let him go ever.
He hasn't changed not one bit. He's lucky he isn't in America. Would've been dead a long time ago through the death penalty.
Don't release that murderer keep him in jail for life.
He killed 77 people, only got 21 years, AND gave a Nazi salute?! Seriously?
The scariest thing about this is the fact that there are thousands of people who support him or have the same views as him
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
Fascism is a plaque
Its not scary what is scary is that our peoples are being replaced and those 77 killed are nothing compared to the people murdered and killed because third world rats who enter without problem our countries infect us with their poison and the leftwingers he killed are all for this that is the real scary stuff
Totally agree..unlike some of the dumbarse's that have replied to ur comment....
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv nice argument moron, do you love breivik?
BBC should not be showing his face at all. He wants the exposure, why give it to him???!
exactly. Having said that the beebs own chariman has links to quilliam so it kind of makes you wonder if they have some reason to promote him
th-cam.com/video/dzQV0prwzLY/w-d-xo.html
He had a very important sign... It needs to be seen.
This psycopath is living better than me.
I have been sitting in my own prison for about 20-30 years.
Anxiety, social phobia, physical problems and more has made me isolated.
ok
Ironically if he was in power there would be no such thing as a parole hearing
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
@@HarrySmith-hr2iv Not sure what the connection is with my point but I agree with the sentiment of what you're saying.
Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Blair should be rotting in a prison cell
That would be soo awesome and Hilarious
@@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098 Even more STUPID
I'm not even from Norway but even I wouldn't feel safe outside knowing he could be released!
Let's say he is released 40 years from now. Why would that make me feel unsafe today?
@@jeschinstad because there's 1 less mass killer on the loose?
@@hughw2377: So I should be afraid becuse he is in prison?
@@jeschinstad no
@@jeschinstad the fact that the possibility exists is concerning in itself. Maybe ask this question again to one of the survivors, or to the relatives of the victims.
He killed 77 person
......most of them young people who had fear and pain as last memories 🥺😢
@@skyhouses9324 I come from Iraq and we are white , brown and black .....we are Muslims، Christians and others we all lost thousands killed by devils like him...... I feel bad for them because they didn't expect it while us we had war since ages
This man is evil never let him out my thoughts are with his victims family's
He should be slowly tortured every day for what he's done.
Rest in peace to the victims.
@@Talos2kX he will become free and live happily under police protection. He will bang chicks, smoke weed maybe write couple of books and make easy money. Hes gonna live a chill life.
@@alekssandrz7694 he will be dealt with soon. Watch and see.
@@Talos2kX nobody is gonna deal anything. He will chill in a secret location.
@@alekssandrz7694 damn I find you everywhere, you are obsessed by this, and you're brain dead as well, jeez.
The funny thing is I could be wrong but I think he actually has internet in his cell, meaning that he's likely reading our comments without us even knowing.
Spoooky 😂😂
I know they have limited internet axcess in the computer rooms, but I think they are not allowed to go on social media
Yes, although he has the liberty to send letters, hes been harassing victims and people close to the victims of the massacre through mail.
Oh 💩🤭!
And I’m dark skin and I’m making fun of him! 😬
Jeysus! I should be careful!
Good hope he reads mine lol
So he's asking to be released earlier and shows his respect with a Nazi salute...
Is his lawyer even trying ?! 😅🤣😂
Why should he 😂😂
He isn't being seriously considered for release and even Breivik himself knows this. He is just doing this to get out of his solitary cell. Even when he has served his 21 years he will not be released, since Norway does have legal provision for holding someone in life imprisonment: the law stipulates that someone who has shown himself to still be dangerous can be sentenced to further 5 years after he has served his 21 years, which can be repeated again and again until the end of his life. Having not expressed regret for his terrorist acts - let alone acknowledge them as such (in his delusional mind he sees himself as some “knight”) - Breivik definitely fits the bill.
Anders Breivikis an embarrassment to all Scandinavians. Keep him out of sight please.
It is not your fault, he is a twisted evil monster
Hear hear.
It's a crime to let him live. And he begs for an early release.
It isn’t a crime to let him live…?
Cry harder. Bro's gonna be free in 10 years and youre still gonna be crying about it😂
Well he is right about our white nations.
He killed 77 kids dude
@@Emily-ou6lq they were kids dude, I don't care about their politics
@@tap1148 Future leaders who will succeed the power from their politician parents and are going to continue to impoverish the general public.
@@tap1148 who cares?
He exploded a bomb in Norway and then he killed soooo manny kids he’s a horrible man it was the same day even
He won't get let out - his confinement will be forever extended. Same as with the British legal system, even when some people (you know who they are/were) have completed their initial sentence, early release would have led to such riots the establishment would never risk it.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
whoo are the, terrorist killers or rapper ?
Norwegian so called "prison" is not a prison, I'd love to rent that place as my home.
Then I feel extremely sorry for you. As a Norwegian, I would definitely have taken my life if I had to live under his conditions.
@@jeschinstad The modern judiciary system focuses on rehabilitation not on punishment. I disagree that rapists and murderers of innocent people are being rehabilitated. I think they should be kept alive and tortured as long as possible, use them in extreme scientific experiments or use their organs to save people. Unless I raped someone or killed innocent people I would always fight for my life and not commit suicide.
@@jeschinstad Also, I think you as a Norwegian should feel sorry for billions more.
You Sound Like a NAZI.
@@movlamberdichakanov5160 What do you know about how rehabilitation works and its effects? Very little, I think. Torture is not just sick, it also makes the torturer less human.
21 years for all those murders? That’s not even one year per life taken. Absolutely insane. It should be a life sentence for each life he took. In what sense is that justice?
He wont be released.
Now do you understand the American Justice system?
He killed that many people and ONLY got 21 years??? How about life!!!!
In Norway 21 years is max sentence but can be extended indefinitely, this is going to be one of those cases.
He will be inside for life. He got what we call "forvaring" in Norway. It's a 21 year sentence that can be extended for 5 years at a time indefinatly.
idk
How about death, guarantees he can't re-offend.
@@paulg3012 we don't want capital punishment in Norway.
If He was in America He would Never Be Released
He will never be released in Norway either. They just have to re-evaluate him every 5 years and keep him incarcerated forever.
@@garethhanby Good
He is never being released, don't worry.
@@NikoChristianWallenberg Good
How come no one in prison has even tried or attempted? a bunch of guys should get together and put him out of his misery. That would be justice.
he should be given a medal and street named after him,THAT would be justice
He is being kept in solitary confinement for that reason.
77 people?!?!?! And ONLY 21 years?!?!?! One lifetime wouldn't be enough punishment.
After that he'll still be imprisoned most likely,it will be just called different like secure containment or something like that
Whats wrong w u? He spend already 10 years of his life in prison, why u so angry? Life in prison or death is not punishment, think ab it, in d end of d day u have to pay his comfort in prison, such is internet, xbox, tv, etc otherwise its against human rights.
@@BoKjell Good, he is crazy so he should just enjoy his life in a bubble, not to be release to the public.
The 21 years is not his full time in prison: 21 years is max that anyone can be sentenced to in one sitting, but after you've served 21 years there's 5 years renewable sentence which can be renewed again and again until the end of your life (it has never been put into use before, but it exists for special crazy cases like Breivik). He can try to appeal for release on technicality, but his release is not seriously being considered.
He's got to be kidding!!! Parole??? Never
In the court, he believed that he was innocent of the 77 murders and believed that he was the one who suffered the most. After a Nazi greeting. He also mentioned that he was no longer violent and a danger to society.
it's actually a Roman salute, but you do you.
Wow! It has been 11 years since this happened.
If he's proven guilty than he should've been given jail for life. Killing 77 people and he can get out?! Even after 20 years it is not correct towards the victims and their families. Also, killing 77 people is terrorism and he should've been sentenced for that.
@@tommykirk3403 I understand that Norwegians have their own laws, still when comparing to other countries...these laws are way too lenient towards criminals. When punishment is way too small it is used by such people to their benefit. After looking at him, I saw no remorse whatsoever.
@@Tiger-gz6yn Norway got the best rates on reinsertion after jail.
@@alvaro701I didn't say anything about Norway rates on reinsertion, I wrote something else.
@@Tiger-gz6yn punishment = more punishment = more punishment cycle
@@teiloturner2760well, you are very nice towards someone who killed 70 people. I wonder if you were to be that nice if your family member was killed...He is not an ordinary case. There should be a punishment according to the crime he made. My opinion is very different on this matter.
21 years for murdering 77 people? that's not justice.
21 years is the max??!!
@@174ique3 I expect nothing.
21 years plus an unlimited multiple of five years.
He won't be released.
Keep him locked up.
Norway's laws are a joke
Why would he think he deserves an early release? Does he think he did something admirable that day? He publicly stated his only regret was not killing more people. That statement alone should keep him in prison for the rest of his life.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
People change. We don't have life sentences for a reason.
That said, I don't think he genuinely thinks he's being released early. I think, based on my cluelessness about this + the videos from all of his court appearances, that he sees the court as a way of communicating his message. Why else walk in with signs? He's always trying to talk about his views and do the Nazi salute. Going to court is his only way of reaching out, and reporters from all over the world will report his court appearances.
@@christopher399 He had not changed, 10 years in prison and he still believed what he did was right, and he regretted not killing more people. When the New Zealand massacre in 2019 happened, he even congratulated the mass murderer because he believed that guy was fighting for "White power".
He knew he would never be released from prison, so he's trying to make himself look like a martyr for the far-right extremist in order to seek allies from the outside world. This guy was put inside a prison equivalent to a hotel (the biggest insult to the grieving family), so at worst he still has a comfortable accommodation for the rest of his life, or at best Norway government turn ultranationalist and give him a pardon.
@@vanlao6367 I don't think he has said that in the current trial, but a psychiatrist did agree that not much has changed.
I don't know what hotels you've stayed at, but in my experience, they tend to be nicer. I get what you are saying though... He's not in a cage. He's in a tiny apartment, but not a very nice one. But to use your example... Imagine staying in a hotel room, where you had been locked up for more than a decade, and the only contact you had with the outside world was your lawyer. Would you be a happy person?
To my knowledge, families of victims, and victims themselves, do not consider him being in prison an insult. That said, they're not too thrilled about media reporting on him whenever he's in court. They've been a lot more respectable this time though. To my knowledge, only media in other countries show all the Nazi and white supremacy stuff. In Norwegian media, he's a footnote, and only things relevant to whether to the "possible" parole gets shown. I had to google to see the Nazi salute. They didn't show that here.
I guess he just wanted attention and spread his views. He also had papers in the court with far right propaganda.
He will do it again, if released.
Important:
He'll never be let out of prison. He rightfully deserves 77 life sentences and he'll spend the rest of his miserable life behind bars. Even though the maximum allowed sentence is on paper 21 years in Norway, we have provisions in order to ensure that those that pose a real danger to society can remain locked up indefinitely.
Even after serving his sentence, every 5 years the courts can decide that he's not suitable for release. Not many have had to endure this but it has happened before, for even lesser crimes. This, in his case, is going to be a certainty. Rarely used, reserved for animals like him. He's in prison for life. We're not so gullible as one may come to think.
Yes, exactly.
Justice for Anders. Free Anders, Free Europa. Deus Volt.
Revenge are not a solution for peace, new testament says let God take care of it, don't play a god. Batman and Avengers movies are trying to replace God. God is the avenger, not humans.
Romans 12:19
King James Version
*19 Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.*
And also forgive this guy, since you want to be forgiven as well.
Ephesians 4:32
King James Version
*32 And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you.*
This was so horribly traumatizing when it first occurred, I cannot imagine that a man who is still committed to the poisonous ideology of racial supremacy will remain peaceful.
Yeah after he has already killed 77 people. The irony my enemy
No, he most likely won't remain peaceful.
That's why he most likely will remain in jail till he *genuinly* reforms.
But I'm proud of our society that's meeting his hatred with love.
Wrong, he is an activist for the safety and rights of native euopean people in th their own countries. He never mentioned anything in relation to racial supremacy. Please stop spreading misinformation and dishonesty.
Pretty ridiculous how they didn’t make an exception on their penalties for someone like this.
they are cucked beyond redemption, imagine not hanging a mass murderer like him
I cant wait to see him on social media again
So can he be rehabilitated in 21 years? I just don't see that happening. If you kill that many people you shouldn't be able to get out.
He will never get out, he just has the right to five yearly reviews.
@@garethhanby: No, it is a review every five years until he is proven safe for release or dies.
He won't be released. While he has the right to appeal for release on technicality, it's just that - a technicality and it isn't seriously being considered. 21 years is the maximum that anyone can be sentenced to in one sitting, but Norway does have legal provision for holding someone in life imprisonment: the law stipulates that someone who has shown himself to still be dangerous can be sentenced to further 5 years after he has served his 21 years, which can be repeated again and again until the end of his life. Having not expressed regret for his terrorist acts - let alone acknowledge them as such (in his delusional mind he sees himself as some “knight”) - Breivik definitely fits the bill.
Just say no. He Radically crazy man
I'll always disagree that American suspects appear before a judge wearing an orange jumper, when they are still innocent till proven guilty, but I also disagree that Breivik, a convicted mass murderer, can appear before a judge so sharply dressed, and holding block printed signs.
Norwegian prison must be a touch, he's looking very healthy and unharmed.
The thing that harms the most in prison is the isolation and I'm sure he's getting plenty of that
cell with a carpet, tv, gym, porn… Its a hotel
Norwegian prisons are like Nigerian hotels
@@priscillapresslee7686 I don’t think he have tv
@@ziggy481 not talking About a desk, mini fridge. Toilet with a shower ….
The most important thing is for him to denouce the hideous act that he did and the horrible twisted ideology that he believes.
As he currently is, he is a danger to the public, his sanity should be checked too.
But it's OK for UK and USA to kill millions of innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan, right?
everything he predicted became true. Europe is fully conquered by Islam by now.
Hello what place in Norway is this video in please.
Let him out, he served his time.
Lol
Let him out so someone can really punish him. He’s living in a daycare center.
He should carry guns with him, so if anyone tries to attack he can shoot! 👍🏻
@@whatwhat3989 why is your genereration so retarded … what if he killed your family would u be defending him
@@christianjamesmiller8388 u are dumb. U don’t understand sarcasm
@@christianjamesmiller8388😍🔥10/10 you’re so hot
@@swiitdoll nah click on his profile pic and you’ll see more comments like that
21 years? He would get 90 life sentences for each child he killed in the US
He lives comfortably in prison, what a loving country and friendly laws 🤭
He deserves a parole hearing
he's literally a terrorist
Wtf, forgiveness in my dictionary is death penalty, sentencing to 21 years is like welcoming him, Norwegian law is flawed, Norway will never be a tourist destination for me.
I feel sorry for those who died in World War 2.only to see people like this man still around 😪😪😪
Ironically he works for the small hats if you’d be willing to believe that 😂
More of these like him around us
Did he stop eating murdered animals?
At least he didn't gain massive weight like you.
@Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Thank you but I do not buy leather.
@@hindutvamustbeeradicated1200 But he drank lamb's blood like you?
@@karenishness1 OK Karen, not it's enough, stop eating fast food.
@@hindutvamustbeeradicated1200 But I do not eat fast food. And you?
I don't think he can even be safe outside prison
This is not happen only in Norway, Every Scandinavia countries had a same law system like Norway... 🤗
I heard prisons in Norway practically pamper prisoners. Or at least they're better than U.S. prisons. Justice still isn't served.
That is not true
"Still committed to the far right cause"
Judge should've just instantly closed his notebook and been like "yeah nah your staying in prison"
People should be imprisoned because of their political beliefs? That's not very tolerant and democratic of you.
@@maxwentworth4391 Paradox of tolerance. Extremists, especially ones who murdered 77 people, should be jailed. Idiotic claim.
@@donthasselthehoff5753 The original comment clearly stated that the judge should have closed the case after he stated his political beliefs, nothing to do with the murders. Could you try to read things properly before embarrassing yourself next time.
@@maxwentworth4391 No, I'm pretty sure it might have something to do with the whole murdering 77 people because of said beliefs? And the possibility that he might do so again? You know. Just that little detail. Also, looking at your recent comments about the "Jewish Media" tells me everything I need to know. You guys know you don't just have "different opinions". I mean at least own up to the bigotry. Don't be a coward. Makes it easier to tell who the bad guys are.
@@bromo8874 They are just different opinions, just because you have been brainwashed to call it “bigotry” doesn’t mean they aren’t anything but different opinions.
12 month * 21 years = 252 months. He killed 77 people so 252/77 = 3.27 months per killing. How is this justice?
Tony blair is walking around free so he should be paroled