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==Breivik manifesto and ideology==

==Breivik manifesto and ideology==

Over a period of a some three years  Breivik wrote and/or compiled a 1,518 page, partly plagiaristic, manifesto,''2083 – A European Declaration of Independence,'' half of which he states he wrote himself. He sent this to 8,000 dedicated nationalists just before his murderous rampages began, and was subsequently converted to a PDF file<ref>http://www.wnd.com/files/2011/07/2083manifesto.pdf</ref> and posted on the Internet after the attacks.  

Over a period of a some three years  Breivik wrote and/or compiled a 1,518 page, partly plagiaristic  manifesto, ''2083 – A European Declaration of Independence,'' half of which he states he wrote himself. He sent this to 8,000 dedicated nationalists just before his murderous rampages began, and which was subsequently converted to a PDF file<ref>http://www.wnd.com/files/2011/07/2083manifesto.pdf</ref> and posted on the Internet after the attacks.  

While the manifesto contains a legal disclaimer, (p. 766-68) yet  Breivik details how Europe was invaded by Islam in the past and was  defeated, and expresses  plans to combat, by an "armed indigenous rights movements/resistance movement" (p. 668), the latest Islamic invasion/attack in which they employ "demographic warfare." (p. 816) Breivik resistance involves raising up an army of ''Justiciar Knights,'' ''PCCTS,'' ("Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Solomonici," or "Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon" in Englsih), commonly known as the Knights Templar,(p. 1509) which Breivik claimed had been re-formed in London in 2002

While the manifesto contains a legal disclaimer, (p. 766-68) yet  Breivik details how Europe was invaded by Islam in the past and was  defeated, and expresses  plans to combat, by an "armed indigenous rights movements/resistance movement" (p. 668), the latest Islamic invasion/attack in which they employ "demographic warfare." (p. 816) Breivik resistance involves raising up an army of ''Justiciar Knights,'' ''PCCTS,'' ("Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Solomonici," or "Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon" in Englsih), commonly known as the Knights Templar,(p. 1509) which Breivik claimed had been re-formed in London in 2002

Breivik compendium/book presents "advanced ideological, practical, tactical, organizational and rhetorical solutions and strategies" for his war against "Islam and the cultural Marxism/multiculturalism in Western Europe," and its different political fronts, and the reestablishment of a secular "Christian" Catholic culture, and thus the restoration of Europe's cultural self-confidence (nationalism) by 2083. (pp. 4,5,802) Its extensive instructions includes prolonged violence and advocation of the use of drugs to enhance performance.  

Breivik compendium/book presents "advanced ideological, practical, tactical, organizational and rhetorical solutions and strategies" for his war against "Islam and the cultural Marxism/multiculturalism in Western Europe," and its different political fronts, and the reestablishment of a secular "Christian" Catholic culture, and thus the restoration of Europe's cultural self-confidence (nationalism) by 2083. (pp. 4,5,802) Its extensive instructions includes prolonged violence and advocation of the use of drugs to enhance performance.  

The manifesto also shows that Breivik was an active player of the World of Warcraft (and other computer games), and indicates that he was inspired by such themes.  <ref>http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/24/us-norway-manifesto-idUSTRE76N0X820110724 </ref> The term ''Justiciar Knights'' may have been partly inspired by the asari character of the Mass Effect video game.<ref>http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Justicar</ref>

The manifesto also shows that Breivik was an active player of the World of Warcraft (and other computer games), and indicates that he was inspired by such themes.  <ref>http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/24/us-norway-manifesto-idUSTRE76N0X820110724 </ref> The term ''Justiciar Knights'' may have been partly inspired by the asari character of the Mass Effect video game.<ref>http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Justicar</ref>

==Religion and moral views==

==Religion and moral views==