I would still rather be in Norway than here.
But I don't need to see it to feel.
Maybe that is a blessing.
I don't think I could feel anyworse about it.
a numb feeling.
like a kick in the gut
like the wind knocked out of me
and it could have happened anywhere
even here where children are murdered every day, day in and day out, murdered by mothers and fathers and other children.
I might as well be in South Africa.
Most of what I been reading is in the Guardian, The Telegraph, British papers,
I saw a fascinating visualization of all the websites he was connected to, I wonder how many facebook friends he had
I am sorry I am sorry, about my gallows humor, you know me from litkicks
so I guess you won't take me too serious
Anders Breivik's manifesto mapped
The man behind the Norway bombings and shootings wrote a link-filled manifesto. To show the vast spread of websites he cites, and how they linked to each other, we turned to French visualisers Linkfluence.
This map shows those relationships between sites. To appear on it does not make anyone responsible for Breivik's actions. Rather it shows how a conspiracist mind can twist perfectly normal stories into a threatening and dangerous pattern.
For each site on the map, you click the dot to go there directly - and it then illuminates all links to other sites. The sites have been divided by category - click on the icon with three circles in the right-hand corner to see the sites grouped. Yellow links show who the site has linked to; red links show who has linked to it
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... -manifesto