The Associated Press reports:
Anders Behring Breivik, the far-right fanatic who killed 77 people in massacres in Norway in 2011, appeared at a parole hearing Tuesday, seemingly more focused on spreading white supremacist propaganda than gaining an improbable early release from prison.
Breivik, sporting a stubble beard and a two-piece suit, walked into a prison gymnasium-turned-courtroom with white supremacist messages pinned to his blazer and his bag. He held up a sign with the same message.
As he did during his trial, he made Nazi salutes as he entered Tuesday. He also presented himself as the leader of a Norwegian neo-Nazi movement.
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Breivik’s 2011 manifesto included praise of US anti-Muslim extremist Pamela Geller. His manifesto has since been cited in similar writings by other terrorists, including New Zealand mass shooter Brenton Tarrant, who also praised Trump.
Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik gives Nazi salute during parole hearing https://t.co/EnoC7jKVpu pic.twitter.com/uJZEOcoCgJ
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