Anti-feminism and Misogyny in Breivik's “Manifesto”

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Notes 1 I accessed it at http://www.kevinislaughter.com/wp-content/uploads/2083+- + A + European+Declaration+of+Independence.pdf. In this version the pages are unnumbered. Here I shall refer to book and section, separated by a full stop, so that "2.13" for example refers to book 2, section 13. I downloaded this document on 15 October 2011. 2 Framstegspartiet (FrP) in Norwegian. FrP is the only party in the Storting not to feature in Breivik's list of "Cultural Marxists/suicidal humanists/capitalist globalists" (3.43). He joined FrP as a 16-year-old because "they were anti-immigration and pro-free-market". He was a candidate for Oslo City Council for FrP in 2003, a member of the party's executive committee in Frogner, an affluent area on the western side of Oslo, and vice-chair of FrP's youth organisation for Oslo West from 2000 to 2003. He now sees FrP as "part of the problem as they continuously give the Norwegian people false hope and thus contributes to pacify them", and he recommends that they join his "armed resistance" (3.153). 3 The claims about the medical and sexual history of Breivik's family are taken from the manifesto and are intended solely to illustrate its place in the construction of his rationale. I have no view as to their accuracy or otherwise.