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Monday, May 14, 2012

1,230 University of Oslo Professors, Lecturers and Students Notified that Breivik Acquittal is Justified by Media's Population-Terrorism Connection



1,230 University of Oslo Professors, Lecturers and Students Notified that Breivik Acquittal is Justified by Media's Population-Terrorism Connection

Andrea Muhrrteyn | Norway v. Breivik | 16 May 2012


From: Habeus Mentem
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2012 12:01 AM
To: Nowegian Political Parties, National, Regional and Local Politicians, Editors and Journalists, NGO's, Oslo University Professors & Lecturers, etc.
Subject: Breivik Acquittal Justified by Media's Massive Censorship of Oslo Crt Proceedings?

Dear Oslo University Professor, Administrator or Student,,

1. Do the Media deliberately and intentionally CENSOR NON-VIOLENT PROBLEM SOLVING, to create a socio-political pressure cooker environment, for their 'If It Bleeds, it Leads' Corporate Profit from Terrorism?

2. If Breivik proves his Political Necessity arguments -- i.e. 'Breivik brutally killed 77 to save 770 million from impending Islamic colonisation, massively censored from public discourse by media' -- should he be acquitted?

3. In the absence of a media censorship campaign, Breivik would have raised his complaints non-violently. What has been the media and Oslo Court's response to non-violent applications on behalf of Breivik receiving a free and fair trial?

4. Is there a massive media censorship campaign to censor the information that there are liberals, environmentalists, feminists, who care about whether Breivik receives a free and fair trial?

 
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FACT: MEDIA CENSORSHIP WAS BREIVIK'S PRIMARY TERRORISM MOTIVATION:
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Breivik's primary final motivation for Oslo/Utoya Terror Attacks was the Norwegian Media's Censorship:

Oslo Organized Crime Police Investigation Report "Explanation of 22 July 2011": "[Breivik] has been censored for years. He mentions Dagbladet and Aftenposten as those who among other things have censored him..... He says that he also wrote “essays” that he tried to publish via the usual channels, but that they were all censored..... As long as more than twelve were executed, the operation will still be a success. The experts ask how the number twelve comes into consideration. Twelve dead are needed to penetrate the censorship wall, he explains..... The goal was to execute as many as possible. At least 30. It was horrible, but the number had to be assessed based on the global censorship limit...... He believes he had to kill at least twelve, because there is a censorship-wall preventing an open debate about what is happening in the country..... So I knew I had to cross a certain threshold to exceed the censorship-wall of the international media."


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FACT: DECEMBER 2011: MASSIVE MEDIA CENSORSHIP IN BREIVIK TRIAL
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‘If It Bleads, It Leads’ Media’s Population-Terrorism Connection (PDF)

1,283 Norwegian Media Officials participate in massive Media Censorship Coverup of EcoFeminist Habeus Mentem Application to Oslo Court in Support of Breivik (1) Breivik's Right to Legal Sanity and a Free and Fair Trial; (2) The only logical outcome of a real ‘free and fair trial’ in Norway v. Breivik was: acquittal or the death penalty.

CENSORED BY 1,283 Norwegian Media Officials

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FACT: APRIL 2012: MASSIVE MEDIA CENSORSHIP IN BREIVIK TRIAL
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‘If It Bleads, It Leads’ Media’s Population-Terrorism Connection (PDF)

Over 1,283 Norwegian Media Officials participate in massive Media Censorship Coverup of EcoFeminist Amicus Curiae Application to Oslo Court in Support of Breivik (1) Breivik's Right to Legal Sanity and a Free and Fair Trial; (2) The only logical outcome of a real ‘free and fair trial’ in Norway v. Breivik was: acquittal or the death penalty.

CENSORED BY OVER 1,283 Norwegian Media Officials


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FACT: 10 MAY 2012: ECOFEMINISTS INDIGENOUS RIGHTS APPLIC TO SUPREME COURT
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EcoFeminists Deep Green Ecology Indigenous Rights Application Filed in Norway v. Breivik Supreme Court


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FACT: 11 MAY 2012: NEWS RELEASE TO INTNL NEWS WIRES: ECOFEMINISTS BREIVIK APPLIC TO NO SUPREME COURT: CENSORED
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On 10 May 2012 the Application was finalized for the Norway Supreme Court.

On 11 May 2012 a 'test media censorship firewall' News Release was published to all International Wire Services, which includes: Reuters, Associated Press, Agence France Press (AFP), British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Voice of America.

NEWS RELEASE:
Daniel Quinn on Totalitarian Agriculture (04:19)
GEORGE ZA / TRONDHEIM NO: On 10 May an EcoFeminist member of Radical Honesty SA culture, filed a Deep Green Ecology Indigenous Rights application in the Norway Supreme Court, which includes UN Special Rapporter on Indigenous Rights, James Anyana as one of the respondents.

The Norway Supreme Court are asked to issue two declaratory orders and review two applications submitted to the Oslo District Court in the Breivik matter. The initial Declaratory Order asks that the African EcoFeminist Applicant be admitted to the Norway v. Breivik matter as a Jus Sanguinis Radical Honoursty African EcoFeminist White Refugee Applicant.

The EcoFeminist applicant states that she is a Jus Sanguinis (Right of Blood) descendant of Norwegian artillery officer and citizen: Johan Pieter FÜRSTENBERG, who was born about 1760 in Bergen, Norway and then emigrated to South Africa.

Johnstone states she is an Indigenous European, because she is Jus Sanguinis (Right of Blood) directly descended from Norwegian, French, Dutch, British and German Settler Progenitor/s who traveled to South Africa as ‘settler' farmers, soldiers, medical personnel, religious and political administrators, in response to, and as a result of, their Nations Geopolitical ‘Colonial Empire' Lebensraum Decision-making policies, to find only the Bushman, as indigenous natives.

Her Jus Sanguinis predecessors ‘Colonial Empire' actions were motivated by their decision thousands of years ago to give up their sustainable Law of Limited Competition hunter gatherer / agrarian policies, to adopt unsustainable Totalitarian Agriculture policies, which results in surplus food production / population, creating population Lebensraum pressures culminating in resource, culling and conquering wars for new territory.

If approved, the EcoFeminist Amicus would address alternative legal arguments from a Problem Solving Radical Transparency EcoFeminists perspective as opposed to the Prosecution & Defense's Parasite Leeching Masculine (Reason and Logic) Insecurity Patriarchal perspectives to allow the court to base its decision on a more comprehensive, natural law deep green ecology legal framework.

Radical Honoursty Sustainability argues that a healthy ecological environment based on carrying capacity laws of sustainability is a sine qua non for all other constitutional rights. Legally this means that an individual whose lifestyle is sustainable, in terms of procreation (2 children or less per family) and consumption (ecological footprint) should be entitled to other civil and human ‘rights', whereas individuals whose lifestyle are not sustainable should be denied other rights until they amend their lifestyle to being sustainable.

Johnstone is 45 years old, has never been on welfare, has used contraception since the age of 19 to avoid pregnancy. She has lived an ecological small footprint life; to avoid aggravating overpopulation, resource wars; materialist consumerism and resource depletion. Her Ecological Footprint, excluding ‘Child-Free' factor is 13.16 gha.

The second Declaratory Order requests the Norwegian Minister of Culture to clarify whether Norway is legally a ‘Children of the Rainbow' Multicultural State, granting the Applicant her rights to invoke Radical Honoursty cultural law.

The court has acknowledged receipt but not yet issued a case number.

[SEE News Release PDF]

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FACT: MEDIA'S TERRORISM CONNECTION PROVEN TRUE
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Media deliberately and intentionally CENSOR NON-VIOLENT PROBLEM SOLVING, to create a socio-political pressure cooker environment, for their 'If It Bleeds, it Leads' Corporate Profit from Terrorism.

If the RULE OF LAW, not the left wing notion of RULE OF EMOTION or the right wing notion of RULE OF MEN is applied in this case; then according to the Necessity Defence, if Breivik proves his arguments; one of them being massive Media Censorship, then he should be acquitted.

Now if the media -- as part of his trial -- are involved in deliberately obstructing justice by means of censorship; that adds significant weight to Breivik's argument of Media Censorship of the issues he considers important to be raised in public discourse.

If Breivik proves his Necessity arguments -- which can be summarized as 'Breivik brutally killed 77 to save 770 million from impending Islamic colonisation, massively censored by media' -- he should be acquitted.

Respectfully,


Lara Johnstone
Habeus Mentem: Right 2 Legal Sanity
Norway v. Breivik :: Uncensored
http://norway-v-breivik.blogspot.com/

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SENT TO: 1,230 University of Oslo Professors, Lecturers and Students:


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Martin Aker; Didar Akrei; Dag Alnaes; Agnes Anedenas; Bettina Andersen; Stian Andreassen; Else-Marie Augusti; Carolin Aulie; Eva Axelsen; Henning Bang; Gunn Baugerud; Froydis Bekkedal; Olav Bendiksby; Kirsten Benum; Irmelin Bergh; Egil Bergh-Telle; Jorund Bergrem; Guido Biele; Unni Mjelde Birkeland; Cato Alexsander Bjorkli; Roald Bjorklund; Astrid Bjornebekk; Per Bjornstad; Rolv Blakar; Anne Borge; Tim Brennan; Birgitte Bogh-Olsen; Erik Carlquist; Olga Chelnokova; Nikolai Szajkowski; Wenche Dageid; Fanny Duckert; Gunvor Dyrdal; Jense Egeland; Tormod Eide; Dag-Erik Eilertsen; Vidar Ekroll; Tor Endestad; Petra Filkukova; Anders Fjell; Knut Inge Forstervold; Bergljot Gjelsvik; Gro Granum; Bjorg Grova; Hakon Grydeland; Cato Gronnerod; Wenke Gulbrandsen; Frida Gullestad; Siri Gullestad; Knut Hagtvet; Torleif Hakljelsvik; Margrethe Halvorsen; Ellen Hartmann; Tore Helstrup; Bjornar Hjulstad; Thomas Hoff; Oivind Hoff; Asle Hoffart; Claes von Hofsten; Arne Holte; Hanne Haavind; Pravin Israel; Azar Jabbari; Silje Jacobsen; Anne Jansen; Tine Jensen; Unni Johns; Alf Borre Kanten; Rune Killerud; Geir Kirkebeen; Trine Kongsvold; Carolien Konijnenberg; Pal Kraft; Stine Krogsrud; Jonas Kunst; Ingela Kvalem; Bruno Laeng; Nils Landro; Tomas Langkaas; Siri Leknes; Anna von der Lippe; Jon Anders Lone; Svein Magnussen; Gunnar Malmin; Annika Melinder; Christopher Lockwood; Svein Harald Milde; Jon Monsen; Nisma Malum; Hilde Nafstad; Henrik Natvig; Helene Nissen-Lie; Peder Norbech; Hanne Oddli; Terje Ogden; Reidar Ommundsen; Geir Overskeid; Francisco Pons; Sabine Raeder; Sissel Reichelt; Ivar Reinvang; Anine Riege; Jostein Rise; Katrine Roen; Rogni Erling; Bjorn Rund; Michael Ronnestad; Asmund Roseid; Espen Roysamb; Marit Rabu; Ingvild Sagberg; Anne-Kristine Schanke; Per Schioldborg; Torril Siqveland; Ane-Marthe Solheim Skar; Eva Skoe; Jan Smedslund; Markus Sneve; Tilmann Soest; Ole Solbakken; Kristine Stadskleiv; Andreas Storsve; Bethina Standberg-Jensen; Hanne Stromme; Erik Stanicke; Kjetil Sundet; Anita Sundnes; Nora Sveass; Christian Tamnes; Stephen Tetzchner; Ida Tidemann; Odd Arne Tjersland; Anne-Kari Torgalsboen; Anne Mari Torgersen; Svenn Torgersen; Elise Tornare; Salman Turken; Pal Ulleberg; Olav Vassend; Karine Viana; Margarete Vollrath; Espen Walderhaug; Kristine Walhovd; Ellen Wessel; Lars Westlye; Astri Wold; Sigrid Wold; Anders Zachrisson; Merete Oie; Guro Oiestad; Vera Ostensen; Kaya Osterud; Kjell Overgard



University of Oslo: Political Science (67) [SS]

Elin Allern; Jostein Askim; Elisabeth Bakke; Harald Baldersheim; Jeevan Baniya; Tor Bjorklund; Ida Bjoru; Oivind Bratberg; Marit Brochmann; Tom Christensen; Knut-Andreas Christophersen; Dag Harald Claes; Oyvind Coljornsen; Karin Dokken; Morten Egeberg; Kristina Enge; Ingrid Guaden; Ase Gornitzka; Bernt Hagtvet; Tore Hansen; Vibeke Hansen; Havard Hegre; Knut Heidar; Kristian Helland-Hansen; Ottar Hellevik; Silje Hermansen; Kristian Hoelscher; Jon Hovi; Robert Huseby; Helge Hveem; Bjorn Hoyland; Siv Haberg; Mathias Johannessen; Anders Jupskas; Rune Karlsen; Carl Henry Knutsen; Oddbjorn Knutsen; Tommy Knutsen Kristoffer Kolltveit; Anette Lislerud; Raino Malnes; Werner Mathisen; Janne Matlary; Knut Midgaard; Per Kristen Mydske; Hanne Narud; Martin Austvoll; Trond Nordby; Havard Nygard; Tor Otterholt; Bjorn Rasch; Lawrence Rose; Tor Saglie; Anne Semb; Gyda Sindre; Hege Skjeie; Tora Skodvin; Tatjana Stankovic; Anton Steen; Ellen Stensrud; Olle Tornquist; Arild Underdal; Inga Ydersbond; Oyvind Osterud; Mari Overas; Guro Ovregard; Bernt Aardal


University of Oslo: ESOP: Center for Study of Equality (81) [SS]

Karl Moene; Halvor Mehlum; Johannes Elgvin; Martin Flato; Siril Kvam; Rolf Aaberge; Ingvild Almas; Geir Asheim; Silje Aslaksen; Erling Barth; Bernt Bratsberg; Christian Brinch; Kjell Brekke; Alexander Cappelen; Vidar Christiansen; Raquel Fernandez; John Fiva; Henning Finseraas; Mads Greaker; Bard Harstad; Tarjei Havnes; Michael Hoel; Steinar Holden; Bjorn Hoyland; Nico Keilman; Carl Knutsen; Andreas Kostadam; Oystein Kravdal; Tapas Kundu; Jo Lind; Simen Markussen; Halvor Mehlum; Torben Mideksa; Espen Moen; Karl Moene; Magne Mogstad; Tore Nilssen; Karine Nyborg; Tone Ognedal; Oddbjorn Raaum; Debraj Ray; Mari Rege; Jon Reiersen; Christian Riis; Asa Rosen; Asbjorn Rodseth; Knut Roed; Kjell Salvanes; Pal Schone; Kjetil Storesletten; Erik Sorensen; Ragnar Torvik; Gaute Torsvik; Bertil Tungodden; Karen Ulltveit-Moe; Nils Henrik von der Fehr; Frederik Willumsen; Fabrizio Zilibotti; Nils Andresen; Berhe Beyene; Esther Boler; Solveig Christiansen; Jenny Clarhall; Sara Cools; Bjorn Dapi; Nina Drange; Lasse Eika; Anna Godoy; Katinka Holstmark; Ashild Johnsen; Anders Kjelsrud; Eva Klove; Ingrid Krueger; Astrid Sandsor; Kristin Solberg-Johansen; Marte Strom; Sigmund Ellingsrud; Frikk Nesje; Mari Solheim; Espen Stokkereit; Ella Wold



University of Oslo: NO Center in St. Petersburg (14) [SS]

Giuditta Cordero Moss; Stefan Jacobsen; Terje Knutsen; Siri Lexau; Tore Nesset; Bjarne Rogan; Bjarne Skov; Kathrine Skretting; Anton Steen; Hallvard Tjelmeland; Tamara Lonngren; Elizaveta Kuskova; Arild Moe; Polina Tsikoreva



University of Oslo: Sociology & Human Geography (87) [SS]

Dag Album; Marianne Almbakk; Patrick Andersen; Nan Bakkeli; Lillian Baltzrud; Gunn Birkelund; Nicolai Borgen; Ingar Brattbakk; May-Lisbeth Brew; Grete Brochmann; Stein Leif Braten; Haldor Byrkjeflot; Lixian Cheng; Erling Christiansen; Anne Lise Ellingsater; Sylvi Endresen; Fredrik Engelstad; Katrine Fangen; Arvid Fennefoss; Magne Flemmen; Ivar Frones; Marielle Gleiss; Jan Grue; Heidi Grundetjern; Trygve Gulbrandsen; Eirik Hammersvik; Marianne Hansen; Heidi Haugen; Are Hermansen; Jan Hesselberg; Lens Hjort; Catherine Holst; Svein Hovde; Malfrid Hoaas; Ragnvald Kalleberg; Lise Kjolsrod; Pal Klethagen; Hege Knutsen; Anne Krogstad; Brita Langeid; Leira Arnlaug; Tone Liodden; Jorn Ljunggren; Torkvild Lyngstad; Kathrine Lovberg; Lena Magnussen Turner; Marte Mangset; Arne Mastekaase; Marianne Millstein; Siri Mittet; Lars Mjoset; Ferdinand Mohn; Torben Nielsen; Hans Naess; Karen O'Brien; Per Jakob Otnes; Eiren Pedersen; Willy Pedersen; Susan Powers; Tore Rafoss; Lynn Rosentrater; Per Gunnar Roe; Geir Ronning; Aud-Jorunn Sandal; Sveinung Sandberg; Inger-Lise Schwab; Elin Selboe; Siri Selvig; Frank Silye; Sigurd Skirbekk; Anja Sletteland; Kristian Stokke; Linda Sygna; Bjornar Saether; Elin Saether; Hans Christian Sorhaug; Tove Thagaard; Sarvendra Tharmalingam; Andreas Tollefsen; Kirsten Ulsrud; Terje Wessel; Tone Wetlesen; Matthew Whiting; Karen Widerberg; Keiko Yokoyama; Gunnar Aakvaag; Helene Aarseth



University of Oslo: Gender Research (29) [SS]

Unn Andersen; Anne Bitsch; Tone Brekke; Beret Braten; Helene Godo; Helle Granum; Beatrice Halsaa; Nina Heilmann; Oystein Holter; Hedda Hogasen-Hallesby; Madeleine Kennedy-Macfoy; Trine Korsvik; Agnes Knuszenti; Marianne Lien; Evelin Lindner; Anne Lorentzen; Jorgen Lorentzen; Anita Moe; Harriet Nielsen; Aina Olsvold; Stian Overa; Lin Proitz; Oddrun Rangsater; Unn Rogg; Sasha Roseneil; Stefanie Schon; Liv Saether; Cecilie Thun; Jorunn Okland


University of Oslo: SUM: Development & Environment (58) [SS]


Sunniva Abrahamsen; Ingvild Andersen; Dan Banik; Erik Berge; Kristian Bjorkdahl; Vilde Huseby; Monical Bothner; Benedicte Bull; Lars Bockman; Hans-Jorgen Christiansen; Esubalew Dadi; Lotte Danielsen; Gitte Egenberg; Frodis Elvik; Thorunn Endreson; Ane Evenstad; Maria Gjolberg; Monica Guillen-Royo; Arve Hansen; Manhar Harmansen; Cecilie Hirsch; Yuri Kasahara; Knut Kjaereng; Maren Kloster; Marius Korsnes; Birgit Kvernflaten; Dagrun Gjostein; Celine Loades; Hanne Lisa Matt; Desmond McNeill; Martin Mueller; Ingrid Nesheim; Kenneth Bo Nielsen; Lot Nyirenda; Kit-Fai Naess; Line Naesse; Tami Okamoto; Kristoffer Ring; Sidsel Roalkvam; Terje Roysum; Cecilia Salinas; Jennifer Schirmer; Audun Solli; Karina Standal; Larissa Stendie; Katerini Storeng; Mariel Stoen; Kristi Stolen; Karen Syse; Ingebjorg Torgensen; Arild Tvergrov; Alexander Vadela; Ola Westengen; Ulrikke Wethal; Harold Wilhite; Tanja Winther; Nina Witszek; Maren Aase


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