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Anders Breivik: Neo-Conned

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By Dr. K R Bolton
Foreign Policy Journal
July 29, 2011

The news media has had a field day in headlining Anders Breivik’s actions as those of someone from the “far Right,” and as actions that are a consequence of Rightist ideology. Yet Breivik is an avid Zionist whose motives were predicated on Islamophobia. His ideological influences are libertarian and “neo-conservative.” He was playing his part, albeit as a loose cannon, in the “clash of civilizations.”

Although the news media has focused on his previous membership in the Progressive Party, his ideological commitment is to Zionism. Why then did not the news media headline Breivik’s atrocity as being that of a “Zionist,” and as a “staunch supporter of Israel”? As is often the case, the fictional “far Right” connection is a red herring. Headlines could have read “Zionist extremist on shooting spree,” “Israel supporter massacres youngsters at Labour camp in Norway,” and the like.

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Written by Maidhc Ó Cathail

July 30, 2011 at 5:44 am

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  1. Dr Bolton writes:

    The “clash of civilizations” now taking place in the name of the “war on terrorism” is a second Cold War foisted upon the world in order to achieve American global hegemony. With the eclipse of the first Cold War following the implosion of the Soviet bloc, the USA required another world bogeyman to justify its global adventures. The same ideologues undertook a new Cold War, this time against Islam, using the same type of sloganeering. Islamophobia is the new anti-Sovietism, and is serving the same interests.

    I would suggest that it’s not America that is the driving force here and that the interests being served are not America’s. The neocon ideologues merely see American military might as a vehicle for advancing the interests of global capital and the Greater Israel agenda.

    Maidhc Ó Cathail

    July 30, 2011 at 6:00 am


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