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|68 shot dead at a government camp for youth, another 8 in possibly related bombing of government buildings<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/emergingeurope/2011/07/25/breivik-bought-chemicals-in-poland-security-agency-says/?mod=google_news_blog</ref>  

|68 shot dead at a government camp for youth, another 8 in possibly related bombing of government buildings<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/emergingeurope/2011/07/25/breivik-bought-chemicals-in-poland-security-agency-says/?mod=google_news_blog</ref>  

|Many continued to be missing after the killing rampage.

|Many continued to be missing after the killing rampage.

|a far-right ideologue, was driven by his hatred of Muslims, his belief that a "Muslim takeover" was imminent and what he saw as "cultural Marxism" and the failure of Norway's ruling liberal party to halt immigration, calling them traitors.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/07/25/norway-suspect-wants-to-appear-in-court-in-uniform/?test=latestnews</ref>, liked playing violent [[video games]], and particularly liked "World of Warcraft" and "Modern Warfare 2"; he was possibly drawn to the imagery of knights by the "World of Warcraft" game; no evidence of regular church attendance or [[Bible]]-reading.

|Liked playing violent [[video games]], and particularly liked "World of Warcraft" and "Modern Warfare 2"; he was possibly drawn to the imagery of knights by the "World of Warcraft" game; no evidence of regular church attendance or [[Bible]]-reading.

|A typical headline in the [[liberal]] media blames fundamentalist [[Christianity]], while nearly ignoring his hobby of playing violent video games.

|A typical headline in the [[liberal]] media blames fundamentalist [[Christianity]], while nearly ignoring his hobby of playing violent video games.

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