Roddy Thomson, AAP
July 26, 2011, 6:24 am
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A court in Oslo remanded Anders Behring Breivik in custody for eight weeks after the gunman who said he was behind last week's massacre of 76 people claimed to have an active network of accomplices.
As thousands of flower-carrying Norwegians filed through the city centre in an overwhelming show of both grief and solidarity, even Behring Breivik's father said he wished his son had taken his own life.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg admitted the country would be changed permanently by last Friday's car bombing in Oslo and mass shootings on a nearby island, but vowed to ensure it remains an open society.
Meanwhile the head of the Norwegian Police Security Service (PST), Janne Kristiansen, said that Behring Breivik had been flagged by the authorities back in March because of a purchase from a Polish business selling chemicals, but the incident was too insignificant to warrant a follow-up.
Behring Breivik had been hoping to use his first court hearing as a platform to explain his actions to the public, but a judge ruled it be held behind closed doors and also barred the suspect from wearing a uniform in court.
Judge Kim Heger said Behring Breivik had been remanded in custody for eight weeks - four in solitary confinement - as police investigate a claim he made during the hearing that he has built an active network of accomplices.
Briefing reporters after the arraignment, the judge said the self-styled Crusader told the court he wanted Muslim colonisation of Europe to end.
"The operation was not aimed at killing the largest number possible, but to send a powerful signal that couldn't be mistaken," Heger said.
Before the attack, Behring Breivik wrote a 1500-page manifesto in which he boasted he was one of up to 80 "solo martyr cells" recruited across Western Europe to topple governments tolerant of Islam.
The suspect also indicated to the judge that he had accomplices who were still at large.
"It appears in the suspect's police explanations and in today's court appearance, he has made statements that require additional investigation - including a statement about 'two further cells in our organisation'," the judge said.
Prosecutor Christian Hatlo later revealed that Behring Breivik declared himself "ready to spend the rest of his life in prison".
Nevertheless, for all that "the accused has acknowledged the actual circumstances, he has not pleaded guilty", the judge spelled out.
Behring Breivik's 40-minute court appearance came after the country marked a minute's silence also observed by Scandinavian neighbours.
But that was dwarfed by an evening vigil, where huge numbers flooding in left main city roads blocked and a planned memorial parade involving members of the royal family stuck in the giant crowds.
Names and photographs are to be released shortly of those who died, including offspring of senior ruling party figures.
It emerged on Monday that the stepbrother of Norway's Princess Mette-Marit - an off-duty policeman - was one of the victims of the gun attack.
"I think that ultimately he should have taken his own life rather than kill so many people," his estranged father Jens Breivik said in a French television interview.
Police on Monday said 68 people were now known to have been killed in the shootings at a summer camp on Utoya island, lowering an earlier toll of 86.
Eight died in the car bombing in downtown Oslo, an increase of one - but others are still missing, and police said the toll may again rise.
Stoltenberg, who knew a number of the victims on Utoya, said the massacre would inevitably leave a permanent scar on Norway as society.
"I believe that Norway will change. We will have a Norway before and a Norway after the bomb attack and the killing," he told the BBC.
"But I believe at the same time that Norway will be possible to recognise.
"We will still be a society which is very clear on our values of democracy, of openness and a society where we welcome people to be active, participate in political work in a way where they can feel safe."
The prime minister and King Harald V were among the first signatories to a book of condolence set up at Oslo's main university. The two men were also among the thousands who bowed their heads for a moment of silence.
The country's train stations closed and the stock market halted trading on the stroke of midday. Nordic neighbours Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland held a moment of silence and flew national flags at half-mast.
The reverberations were also felt in Britain where detectives were trying to establish if Behring Breivik had recently visited London.
The attacks have triggered calls for Norway to reinstate the death penalty. The maximum prison sentence in Norway is 21 years, meaning - if found guilty - the accused could be awarded just 82 days per killing.
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Các anh chị có ý kiến gì chia sẻ thêm qua bài viết "NORWAY GUNMAN CLAIMS ACTIVE NETWORK" ?
Các anh chị nghĩ gì qua ý kiến, suy nghĩ của ông Jens Breivik cha của tên khủng bố sát nhân khi trả lời phỏng vấn của "French television interview.":
_"I think that ultimately he should have taken his own life rather than kill so many people," ... ??
Các anh chị nghĩ thế nào về đọan cuối của bài viết:
_"The attacks have triggered calls for Norway to reinstate the death penalty. The maximum prison sentence in Norway is 21 years, meaning - if found guilty - the accused could be awarded just 82 days per killing.";
Các anh chị nghĩ thế nào, nếu khi bị kết án, một kẻ CỐ TÌNH giết gần 100 mạng người, làm bị thương gần 100 người khác và gây đau thương tang tóc cho hàng ngàn người ... chỉ 'đền tội với cái án tù 21 năm ???
Còn nữa, trên thế giới ngày nay còn có nhiều những tên sát nhân giết người, tàn bạo còn hơn ÁC THÚ, chúng giết người hàng lọat, chúng giết người nhiều lần, chúng giết hàng trăm ngàn người, chúng giết hàng triệu người mà chúng vẫn nhởn nhơ tiếp tục trên ngai vàng sống trên xương máu những người cùng đinh nghèo khổ và tiếp tục giết người ... Những con ÁC THÚ mặt người này có đáng bị đem ra xét xử công bằng không ???
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