Anders Behring Breivik: Al Qaeda

Psychiatric Assessment Dept: The only question now is whether the self-styled anti-Muslim militant was sane when he did it and after a new psychiatric assessment Tuesday, even that may no longer be in dispute, according to The Star. The twin attacks on July 22 a bomb in Oslo's government district followed by a shooting spree at the governing Labor Party's youth camp outside the capital brutally shocked Norway and reminded the West of terror threats other than Al Qaeda and oSLO When Anders Behring Breivik goes on trial next week, both the prosecution and the defence will say he killed 77 people in a bomb-and-shooting massacre that jolted the world's image of terrorism. Our conclusion is that he was not psychotic at the time of the actions of terrorism and he is not psychotic now, Terje Toerrissen, one of the psychiatrists who examined Breivik in prison, told the Associated Press. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.