More recently, the quote was infamously invoked by the right-wing anti-immigrant terrorist Anders Breivik in his 2011 manifesto posted before he murdered 77 people and injured hundreds more. Trump’s ...

32-year-old man is charged with terror offences Suspect is member of Swedish Nazi forum which encourages attacks on government buildings Claims he boasted online ...

Breivik threatened to go on hunger strike in 2014 unless the prison provided him with better video games. The terrorist’s 2011 rampage was the worst mass killing in Norway since the Second World ...

Figliuzzi claimed President Trump wasn't quoting Napoleon, but white supremacist neo-Nazi mass murderer Anders Breivik when he posted "someone who saves his country cannot violate a law" on his ...

Like Anders Breivik’s, this shooter’s manifesto was a white-supremacist clarion call — but it doubled as a series of in-jokes meant for frequenters of the politics forums on 4chan and 8chan.

Prosecutor Dan Pawson-Pounds explained that Breivik was a Norwegian right-wing extremist who murdered 77 people in two terrorist attacks in and near Oslo in July 2011. A third post in May 2022 ...