The "9/11" of 🇳🇴 Norway

An Investigation of Corruption

On July 22, 2011, a terrorist attack on the island Utøya in Norway targeted a teenage camp for the next generation of political leaders of the country. Many of the 77 victims were teenagers with ages ranging from 14 to 19 years old.

While the attack is officially attributed to a lone far right extremist, many witnesses reported that they had seen multiple shooters.

This investigation reveals that the attack originated from NATO to enforce their military intervention in Libya.

Norway And NATO's Bombing of 🇱🇾 Libya

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• In November 2010, public outrage ensued when Norwegian news channel TV2 exposed an illegal NATO spy operation that targeted peace and anti-war activists in Norway.

• In the following months, Norway's Foreign Ministry secretly initiated peace negotiations in 🇱🇾 Libya similar to the Oslo Accords and was blocking NATO's military intervention.

• The conflict between NATO and Norway escalated when Norway's Foreign Ministry warned against armed intervention in March 2011, shortly before the 🇺🇳 UN approved the bombing of Libya.

• Norway's peace brokering efforts were highly successful.

  Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre: Both parties actually agreed on a document that would lead to a peaceful transfer of power and Gaddafi's withdrawal. There was an emotional atmosphere; these were people who knew each other and loved the same country.

  The success of Norway's peace brokering and its diplomatic legacy through the Oslo Accords, caused an impasse for NATO.

• Norway's Prime Minister rushed-in the decision to join NATO's bombing of Libya via an unusual SMS vote among ministers that bypassed parliamentary debate.

  The decision to bomb Libya was not supported by Norway's Foreign Ministry. The minister was on the phone with Gaddafi when the bombings began (revealed in 2018).

  Norwegian peace officials were in Tripoli negotiating with Saif al-Islam Gaddafi even as NATO bombings began, forcing them to flee to Tunisia.

• After the Utøya terror attack the Prime Minister of Norway became the secretary general of NATO.

• The perpetrator confessed a few days after the attack that NATO was the motive for the attack.

Witness Testimonies Suppressed

A 23-year-old witness told news paper Verdens Gang (VG.no):

I am convinced that there were multiple people who shot.

Several witnesses provided consistent descriptions of another shooter as being about 180 centimeters tall with thick dark hair and looked Nordic.

I'm certain that I heard shooting from two different directions at once. Then I saw another man, about 180 cm tall.

The testimonies were ignored and the young people were psychologically pressured in the judicial examination to conform to a lone gunman narrative.

The website Jostemikk writes:

Many witnesses testified that there were several perpetrators on Utøya. The police completely ignored these testimonies.

One witness described being told, You must be mistaken when mentioning a second shooter.

Another witness stated: We were told to forget about the other man, but how can we?.

Norway Was Blocking NATO's 2011 War In 🇱🇾 Libya

In November 2010 Norway's news channel TV2 exposed an unauthorized NATO spy operation in Oslo that targeted Norwegian citizens critical of military related policies, including peace activists, anti-war demonstrators and critics of NATO militarization. This sparked widespread outrage in Norway.

The spy operation had recruited retired Norwegian police and intelligence officers including the former chief of Oslo's anti-terror section.

Norway's Justice Minister Knut Storberget and Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre both claimed that they weren't informed about the operation, while U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asserted Norway had been informed, creating a diplomatic rift.

Reaction has ranged from outrage to more moderate expressions of deep concern but many were calling the TV2 report of such surveillance, which many claim is illegal in Norway, a scandal.

(2010) Norwegian officials howling over secret surveillance in Norway Source: NEWSinENGLISH.no | tv2.no | PDF backup

From 🕊️ Peace Broker To NATO Bombardier

Norway has centuries-old pacifist traditions and a historical identity as a peace nation (fredsnasjon). Norway is diplomatically known for the Oslo Accords (1993) that involved a peace agreement between 🇮🇱 Israel and 🇵🇸 Palestine.

The exposure of an illegal NATO spy operation targeting anti-war activists in Norway sparked domestic outrage. Following this event, Norway's Foreign Ministry leveraged its Special Section for Peace and Reconciliation (established in 2001) to explore peace mediation opportunities in Libya.

The Ministry, led by Jonas Gahr Støre, initiated secret negotiations between Gaddafi's regime and rebel leaders (led by future Libyan PM Aly Zeidan). The proposed plan included Gaddafi's resignation and a transitional unity government.

(2021) The secret Norwegian peace talks that nearly prevented Libya’s 2011 war The confidential Norwegian-brokered peace talks were the closest in the world to come to a peaceful end to Libya’s 2011 war. Source: The Independent | PDF backup

Norway's draft agreement aimed to prevent a NATO military escalation by offering Gaddafi a dignified exit, mirroring the diplomacy of the Oslo Accords. The effort was successful and Saif al-Islam Gaddafi endorsed the plan.

Former Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Prime Minister since 2021):

The two sides actually agreed on a document that could lead to a peaceful transition of power and allow for Gadhafi to withdraw. There was an emotional mood, these were people who knew one another and loved the same country.

Norway did not receive support from the 🇺🇸 US, 🇫🇷 France and the 🇬🇧 UK. I think that's one of the reasons that Libya became such a big tragedy.

(2018) Foreign minister of Norway talks for the first time about secret Libya peace talks (2018) Source: NEWSinENGLISH.no | PDF backup

Norwegian Minister Warns NATO:

Do Not Attack 🇱🇾 Libya

Days before the 🇺🇳 UN approved the bombing of Libya in March 2011, Norway's Foreign Minister warned against a NATO military intervention. This warning revealed that Norway was making progress in securing Gaddafi's agreement to resign.

NATO members, especially France and the UK, openly dismissed Norway's 2011 peace talks and called Norway naive, a term laden with military implications.

The Norwegian minister in turn openly criticized NATO for prioritizing military intervention over peace negotiations, accusing NATO of undermining diplomatic efforts.

A peaceful resolution would have invalidated NATO's military rationale and it could have inspired other NATO members to pursue independent diplomacy, which would undermine NATO's power and authority.

Norwegian Prime Minister Becomes Leader of NATO

After the Utøya terror attack the Prime Minister of Norway, Jens Stoltenberg, became the Secretary-General of NATO.

Preceding the attack on Utøya, the office of the Prime Minister was specifically targeted and blew up.

(2010) Deadly blast rocks prime minister's office in Oslo Source: france24.com | BBC | PDF backup

On July 20, 2011 (two days before the July 22 attack), Oslo police conducted an anti-terror exercise at a disused building near the Oslo Opera House, approximately 200 meters from the Prime Minister's office where the bomb detonated.

The drill involved explosives, firearms, and simulated assaults, with officers scaling buildings and firing weapons. The exercise was described as dramatic and produced loud and violent explosion sounds.

The police did not inform the residents about the drill beforehand. This resulted in lack of attentiveness when the real bombing occurred two days later.

Norway's Contradictory Bombing of Libya

While Norway's Foreign Ministry was making progress in securing a peaceful resolution that would prevent a military intervention, Norway would in the same time participate in the NATO bombings and would drop 588 bombs - the most targets in Libya in proportion to the number of planes involved.

The bombings targeted vital 💧 water infrastructure which The Ecologist called a war crime with a genocidal strategy.

(2015) War crime: NATO deliberately destroyed Libya's water infrastructure The deliberate bombing of Libya's water infrastructure, with the knowledge that doing so would result in massive deaths of the population, is not just a war crime, but a genocidal strategy. Source: The Ecologist: Informed by Nature | PDF backup

The Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal (KLWCT) classified NATO's deliberate targeting of 💧 water systems in Libya - in which Norway participated - as 🩸 genocide under the 🇺🇳 UN Genocide Convention Article II(c).

The KLWCT tribunal documented NATO's Great Man-Made River (GMR) Bombing in Libya that involved the destruction of water infrastructure in Brega and Sirte, which supplied 70% of potable drinking water for the whole country. Satellite evidence showed NATO ignored its own intelligence confirming no military assets were present at these sites, which implies that NATO deliberately destroyed access to 🚰 drinking water for millions of innocent people.

Due to the indirect effects caused by the destruction of vital water infrastructure that continues to cause harm today, the bombings killed more than 500.000 innocent people among which women and children.

(2021) NATO Killed Civilians in Libya. It's Time to Admit It. Source: Foreign Policy | PDF backup

While Norway would join in NATO's bombing of Libya, this decision was rushed in by the Norwegian Prime Minister via an unusual SMS vote among ministers that bypassed parliamentary debate.

The decision to bomb Libya was not supported by Norway's Foreign Ministry. Norwegian peace officials were in Tripoli negotiating with Saif al-Islam Gaddafi even as NATO bombings began, forcing them to flee to Tunisia. The Foreign Minister was on the phone with Gaddafi when the bombings began (revealed in 2018).

NATO's History of False Flag Terrorism

During the Cold War, NATO carried out terrorist attacks in European cities under the name Operation Gladio, for which left-wing groups were falsely blamed.

The Strategy of Tension aimed to create public fear, pushing populations to demand stronger state security measures. As Gladio operative Vincenzo Vinciguerra testified, attacks targeted civilians to force the public to turn to the state for protection.

The Utøya attack was a response to Norway's successful independent peace brokering efforts that were undermining NATO's military intervention in Libya.

The Utøya attack destabilized Norway and stopped their independent foreign policy in Libya, enabling the Norwegian Prime Minister's pro-NATO pivot.

Perpetrator Confesses: NATO Tipped The Scales

The perpetrator of the terror attack revealed in an interview on July 25, 2011, several days after the attack, that NATO's 1999 bombing of Serbia tipped the scales and set him on his path to terrorism.

(2011) Norway suspect says 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia tipped the scales Source: Red Deer Advocate | PDF backup