Forensic psychiatric statement — Anders Behring Breivik (V)

Christian Skaug

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5.3 Third inter­view by both experts on 23 August 2011

Like the last time, the experts meet the sub­ject in a large room at Ila pri­son and deten­tion cen­ter. The Nor­we­gian Cor­rec­tio­nal Ser­vices has approved that the visit takes place wit­hout the use of a glass wall between the sub­ject and the experts. As in the first con­ver­sa­tion, there were three con­fe­rence tab­les between the experts and the sub­ject and two pri­son guards were pre­sent during the con­ver­sa­tion. The sub­ject showed up in trans­por­ta­tion belts with his right hand free.

The sub­ject gre­ets the experts in a fri­endly man­ner and begins by say­ing: I have read the foun­da­tion of psycho­ana­ly­sis. I work with a lot of expe­ri­ence and have writ­ten eve­rything in the com­pen­dium. He won­ders if the experts have read his mani­fest and says now do you begin to get a good foun­da­tion for my psycho­ana­ly­sis? The experts explain that our role is to answer the court’s man­date and that this is pro­bably not equi­va­lent to a psycho­ana­ly­sis, neit­her in form nor in content.

The con­ver­sa­tion las­ted for nearly three hours.

About his involve­ment in poli­ti­cal work, the sub­ject says that he joined the youth orga­niza­tion of the Pro­gress Party (FPU) when he was 16 years old. He explains: I was in a bad environ­ment before it, Hip-Hop and con­certs at Blitz. Was close to the Norwegian-Pakistani gang­ster com­mu­nity. I was “the cool potato.” I fas­ted, and wit­nessed much of the A and B gang’s acti­vities. Hip-Hop, Blitz, gangs and gang­s­ters, it was a soup, in a way.

The sub­ject says that what he had expe­ri­en­ced was low-intensity jihad. It was the Pakis­tani gangs who took the sub­way to the western parts of Oslo, rob­bed, raped, muti­la­ted and went back to the Mus­lim encla­ves in the east. Furu­set and Holm­lia and places like that.

The experts ask what the subject’s role in this was. His replies: Was never a part of it, but heard about it. And I was pre­sent twice when it was “Mus­lims against Mus­lims,” but I was not an active part. Was part of the Tåsen com­mu­nity and Mus­lims came by to its ter­ri­to­ries. Those were anarcho-jihadists.

The experts ask the sub­ject to explain his ter­mi­no­logy. The sub­ject explains: It is from Al Qaeda, the gang­ster com­mu­nity where anarcho-marxists, which are blit­zers, some­one who ser­ves the people. The experts still do not under­stand the terms. The sub­ject ela­bo­ra­tes: anarcho- is short for anar­chism, it can be anarcho-marxists, anarcho-jihadists, anarcho-nationalists. The sub­ject says he has created the words him­self, because they were mis­sing.

The sub­ject then gives a very detai­led expla­na­tion of how he when he was 15 heard about and partly found him­self on the frin­ges of the com­mu­nities where these groups were involved in figh­ting, raping, threate­ning and making mutual agreements. He emp­ha­sizes that he never per­so­nally was in con­tact with the A-and B-gang, but knew people through his fri­end XXXXX who could mobi­lize fri­ends from there.

The sub­ject says that this laid the foun­da­tion for his poli­ti­cal inte­rest, because he saw low-intensity jihad up close, and saw how neces­sary vigi­lan­tes were demo­nized as Nazis. It was a repre­hen­sible sys­tem. A prag­ma­tic approach was needed.

The sub­ject says that eve­rything inten­si­fied after the break up with XXXXX. I inter­preted it as if he wan­ted me to con­vert. He despised eve­rything Nor­we­gian. We had built up a network of con­tacts and XXXXX began to slan­der me and wan­ted to burn the brid­ges to my network.

The experts ask what spec­i­fi­cally hap­pe­ned at the break up between him and XXXXX. The sub­ject says: He lied. And said to a girl that I had said she was ugly. It came to a con­fron­ta­tion, and XXXXX threate­ned to use violence.

The sub­ject says that this led him to under­stand the Nor­we­gian values. He joined the FPU and read about the party’s ideo­logy. He adds: Was very much against the PLO. As long as the state is sen­ding money to the PLO, tag­ging Oslo Tramways can be justified.

The sub­ject says he gra­dually became more active in the FPU, and at age 19 got to be vice chair­man in FPU - Oslo West. He says with a smile that he quickly became known and he is sure that eve­ryone there remem­bers him from that time.

About his work com­mit­ments from 1999, the sub­ject explains that he obtai­ned new capi­tal raised through his second engage­ment in Direct Response Ser­vice (DRS). Almost paral­lel with this he met XXXXX, he was 15 years older and a bril­li­ant busi­ness­man. He became a kind of men­tor. I got help with a busi­ness plan. He adds: And then I met XXXXX daugh­ter of Marx­ist XXXXX at that time. She became a capi­ta­list. The sub­ject deci­ded to build a series of out­door boards in Oslo.

He star­ted the com­pany Media Group, and hired an acquain­tance, XXXXX. The fri­ends XXXXX wor­ked with capi­ta­liza­tion. They created data­ba­ses of poten­tial inves­tors, he explains. Many meetings were held with poten­tial inves­tors, but they were unable to obtain capital.

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In this part of the con­ver­sa­tion, it is dif­fi­cult to follow the sub­ject in his rea­so­ning, but it appears that he ran the com­pany for a year, until he was con­tacted by Media Group and Media Max, com­pa­nies that wan­ted to buy the lea­ses the subject’s com­pany had been able orga­nize. He says: They even­tually bought XXXXX a kind of com­pen­sa­tion, rece­i­ved 150,000 and 50,000, was left with between 100,000 and 300,000 in early 2000. He says that he trans­ferred his com­pany to Media Max.

In the following period, the sub­ject says that he became more active in FPU, and was living off savings from Media Group. He says he had a strict study regime and read the uni­ver­sity cur­ri­cu­lum for the MBA pro­gram in the period from 1999 to 2000. Knew people who were or were to about start the busi­ness school BI and then I got the syl­la­bus from them. The books were in English.

The sub­ject belie­ves he has read the cur­ri­cu­lum for the title “Bachelor of small busi­ness and mana­ge­ment”, alt­hough he skip­ped some sub­jects on the list of requi­red read­ing he bor­rowed. He read eco­no­mics, finance, busi­ness psycho­logy, mana­ge­ment, sales and mar­ke­ting strategies.

In the autumn of 2000, the sub­ject went back to wor­king at DRS and says that he became mana­ger of the busi­ness depart­ment. He also wor­ked actively in the Pro­gress Party’s Frog­ner department.

In the spring of 2001, he used the accu­mu­lated capi­tal, and star­ted a new com­pany, this time with a bike board, where the plan was to get an unemp­loyed aca­de­mic to ride around the city with billboards mounted on a bicy­cle. The sub­ject esti­ma­tes that he spent six mon­ths on this and created a proto­type in his base­ment. A board (large adver­ti­sing pos­ter, experts note) would be atta­ched to a trai­ler, which then would be atta­ched to a bicycle.

The sub­ject got a con­tract with Plate­kom­pa­niet, but fai­led to build the device solid enough. After only one day of bicy­cling, the pos­ter was blown off by the wind and hit a lady. The com­pany was shut down and it earned no income.

In the sum­mer of 2001, the sub­ject got a seat in the board of Frog­ner Pro­gress Party. He deci­ded to pur­sue a career through the Pro­gress Party. He was elected for two boards, The Super­vi­sory Board for Major­stua nur­sing homes, and Deputy to the Board at the Ura­nien­borg school. He atten­ded one meeting of the nur­sing home board, but never at the school board. He did how­e­ver attend all the events orga­nized by the party, both cour­ses and meetings.

The sub­ject says he spent a lot of energy on buil­ding alli­an­ces and made a very good impres­sion there. He got to know a lot of people. Sales­men like me tend to do excep­tio­nally well, he adds. The experts ask in what way he did excep­tio­nally well. It was the social bit, the sub­ject says. It was through socia­liza­tion. Unfor­tu­nately, I never got to prove my skills, but eve­rybody noticed that I was excep­tio­nally good in discussions.

The experts ask how the sub­ject noticed that he did such a good impres­sion. The sub­ject smi­les and says: A per­son can say five words and it tells me 2000 words. So I under­stood. They would have descri­bed me as an aspi­ring young man.

The sub­ject says he was still wor­king for Direct Response Ser­vices in the autumn of 2001, in a depart­ment cal­led SMT, where he became respon­s­ible for Ban­kia Bank. He says he knew all the people in the com­pany at this time and that one of his superiors, XXXXX, pro­bably would have said of him that he gene­rated a lot of money. His own com­pany was still registe­red, but it was inac­tive after the fai­led bike board project.

The sub­ject says that this fall he was nomi­nated for a seat in the city coun­cil. When asked about the process lead­ing up to this, the sub­ject says that he was to be inter­viewed by the nomi­na­tion com­mittee. The sub­ject says: I got the sup­port of some, but Gøran Kal­myr was in the pic­ture. I was more popu­lar than him, but ended up on 20th place, I think, or 23rd, and only the top two make it to the list for the muni­ci­pal election. This was the nomi­na­tion for the election in 2003.

After this, the sub­ject was unsure whether he would con­ti­nue his poli­ti­cal career. The topics he was inte­re­sted in, mili­tary affairs, immi­gra­tion and cul­ture, were not as pro­mi­nent in local poli­tics. I would be a bet­ter fit for the par­lia­ment group, he says, adding: But I would have had to get my edu­ca­tion accre­di­ted before any nomi­na­tion to Par­lia­ment. The press requi­res it.

The experts ask if he wan­ted to end up hig­her up in party poli­tics. Most people in poli­tics have ambitions to get into govern­ment or become prime minis­ter, the sub­ject says. So I did, of course. Was plan­ning to get into Par­lia­ment, pos­sibly in govern­ment. If I had wor­ked hard, I would for sure have made it into the city coun­cil the next time. But poli­tics was just a side mis­sion. I wan­ted to see how quickly one could climb. That was not a problem.

The sub­ject says that he at this time had con­clu­ded that Europe had to be res­cued from a Mus­lim take­over. He star­ted read­ing a lot of ideo­lo­gical literature.

In the spring of 2002, the sub­ject gave up his involve­ment in the Pro­gress Party. He jus­ti­fies this by say­ing that he had lost con­fi­dence in the democra­tic proces­ses. At that time I knew so many mem­bers of par­lia­ment that I rea­lized that the Pro­gress Party would never be in a position to change Nor­way. The party is edi­ted and it would be impos­sible to become prime minis­ter through democra­tic proces­ses, he says.

Unof­fi­ci­ally, one can say that it is due to two factors, he says. One. To get in position, you need to be clean. Two. Secret mani­fes­ta­tions may evolve. Sle­eper seeds or cells. For me there was a pro­gres­sive build-up of moti­va­tion. The tip­ping point was the NATO inva­sion of Ser­bia in April 1999. The story Nor­we­gi­ans know is dis­tor­ted. There were 5000 jiha­dists who slaugh­te­red Chris­ti­ans. The media were domi­nated by Marx­ists and this has not been emp­ha­sized. I thought that next time NATO will bomb us, when we want to deport Mus­lims. I think somet­hing simi­lar will hap­pen in Nor­way and Oslo.

After he was out of party poli­tics, he began to discuss poli­tics on the Inter­net. I got to know people online, he says, and joined a network. He adds: I was very ambitious at the time and wan­ted a lead­ing role. So on May 1st 2002, I was a Nor­we­gian dele­gate in Lon­don at the inau­gu­ral meeting of Knights Temp­lar. The sub­ject adds that this is a pan-European parent orga­niza­tion. He says: I deci­ded to save Europe when I was 23 years old. That is to head down a road where it is not easy to turn back.

The sub­ject explains that he had first thought to be a fun­der for the orga­niza­tion Nor­we­gian Defense League. I made one mil­lion before I was 24 years old, he says, and 6 mil­lion before I was 26. I wan­ted to give somet­hing back to my people. I deci­ded to devote my life to Nor­way and Europe.

About his involve­ment in the orga­niza­tion Knights Temp­lar, the sub­ject says that he dis­covered it in April 2002. He says: The term or name was not used then. I can not tell you much about it. When asked about what he can tell, the sub­ject says: I got to know indi­vi­duals through the Inter­net. This was two or three weeks before the Lon­don meeting. Had to sub­si­dize the tra­vel myself. There was a Serb in Libe­ria. I was to give my proxy vote through him. The sub­ject smi­les and laughs loudly. Those were very par­ti­cu­lar cir­cums­tan­ces. I spent three weeks in Libe­ria. The jour­ney was per­haps a test for me, phy­si­cally and men­tally.

The sub­ject explains that he then went to Lon­don and took part in a ritual simi­lar to first degree Free­ma­son rituals here at home.

The sub­ject is asked by the experts if he has also par­ti­ci­pa­ted in other meetings through the orga­niza­tion. There were two other meetings, he says, before and after Libe­ria. I wan­ted to choose the revo­lu­tio­nary road. I was asked. So I went. They wan­ted dele­ga­tes from as many countries as pos­sible, and I was selected after tri­als in deba­tes, discus­sions, and other tri­als. I can’t say more than that, he adds.

The sub­ject adds that he regar­ded the trip to Libe­ria as an opport­u­nity to shape an ideo­logy. Was trai­ned theo­re­ti­cally by a Serb there. It was theo­re­ti­cal, not phy­si­cal, revo­lu­tio­nary science. I pre­pared for the meeting in London.

The con­ver­sa­tion ended with agreement to con­ti­nue the topic later.

Cur­rent sta­tus by both experts on 23 August 2011
The sub­ject is awake, in clear con­scious­ness and aware of time and place and situa­tion. Intel­li­gence cli­ni­cally assessed to be in the nor­mal range. The sub­ject uses num­bers and values to a grea­ter extent than is com­mon in nor­mal speech. He uses a tech­ni­cal, unemo­tio­nal and not very dyna­mic lan­guage in the conversation.

He appears emo­tio­nally shal­low, with com­p­lete emo­tio­nal dis­tance to his own situa­tion and to the experts. He is polite and coope­ra­tes to the best of his abi­lity. He laughs and smi­les quite often, when related to issues con­cer­ning his own indi­vi­dual sig­ni­fi­cance and/or his actions.

The sub­ject has a light gla­ring look and blinks a lot. He appears with a somewhat redu­ced facial expres­sion, and a somewhat rigid body lan­guage as he moves very little in the chair during the hours the con­ver­sa­tion lasts.

The sub­ject belie­ves to know what people he is tal­king to think about, as he belie­ves to know how for­mer peers from the Pro­gress Party would cha­rac­te­rize him now. The phe­n­ome­non is con­side­red to be psycho­ti­cally based.

The sub­ject belie­ves to have been close to a num­ber of known and dis­puted and/or cri­mi­nal gangs in ado­le­scence. He men­tions both the Hip-hop com­mu­nity, the A- and B-gang, the Blitz com­mu­nity and the Tåsen com­mu­nity. When asked to give examp­les, he is vague, but quickly makes the gene­ra­liza­tion that what he had expe­ri­en­ced was low-intensity jihad.

Simi­larly, he belie­ves that the example where his for­mer fri­end XXXXX allegedly said errone­ously to a girl that the sub­ject thought she was ugly made him under­stand the Nor­we­gian values. The sub­ject is by this assessed to be giving per­so­nal, pri­vate and tri­vial mat­ters a gene­ral poli­ti­cal importance.

The sub­ject refers to the entire Nor­we­gian popu­la­tion as my people. He belie­ves he in 1999 nee­ded only a year to read the entire cur­ri­cu­lum for the MBA pro­gram, and did excep­tio­nally well in the Pro­gress Party. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red as expres­sions of delu­sions of grandeur.

The sub­ject has con­structed the words anarcho-marxists, anarcho-jihadists and anarcho-nationalists because he belie­ves those terms were mis­sing in the lan­guage. The phe­n­ome­non is con­side­red to be neologisms.

The sub­ject appears to have an unclear iden­tity feeling, as he switches between descri­bing him­self in the sin­gu­lar and plural.

The experts have initi­ally had dif­fi­culty in following the sub­ject. In parts of the con­ver­sa­tion, he is exhi­bi­ting a mode­rate associa­tion dis­or­der and for­mal thought dis­or­der in the form of perse­ve­ra­tion. There is no lat­ency or thought block during the conversation.

During the inter­view, the sub­ject expres­ses thoughts about the Pro­gress Party being edi­ted and the story of the inva­sion of Ser­bia dis­tor­ted by the media. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red to be para­noid delusions.

During the con­ver­sa­tion, the sub­ject says he par­ti­ci­pa­ted in meetings in Libe­ria and Lon­don in 2002, having been asked to come to the meetings as a dele­gate from Nor­way. He appears to be cove­ring up and secre­tive when asked to describe the meetings. The same is true when he is asked to explain how he com­mu­ni­cated with the other meeting par­ti­ci­pants in advance. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red as pos­sibly self-deluding or as audi­tory hallucinations.

The sub­ject appears wit­hout depres­sive ideas in the form of guilt, shame, hope­lessness or thoughts about his own death by suicide. He denies to have expe­ri­en­ced sad­ness, joy­lessness, redu­ced ini­tia­tive or lack of ini­tia­tive. There is the­re­fore no indi­ca­tion of a depressed mood.

The sub­ject does not exhi­bit increased psycho­mo­to­ri­cal tempo or per­ce­i­ved high mood. The subject’s speech is cohe­rent and with nor­mal syn­tax. He has no mind - or voice strain. He is “affect stable”. There is no evi­dence of lack of impulse con­trol, eit­her ver­bally or phy­si­cally. There is thus no evi­dence of a high mood. The sub­ject denies having suici­dal thoughts or plans.

5.4 Fourth inter­view by both experts on 25 August 2011

Like the last time, the experts meet the sub­ject in a large room at Ila pri­son and deten­tion cen­ter. The Nor­we­gian Cor­rec­tio­nal Ser­vices has approved that the visit take place wit­hout the use of a glass wall between the sub­ject and the experts. As in the first con­ver­sa­tion, there were three con­fe­rence tab­les between the experts and the sub­ject, and two pri­son guards were pre­sent during the con­ver­sa­tion. The sub­ject showed up in trans­por­ta­tion belts with his right hand free.

The con­ver­sa­tion las­ted for nearly three hours.

The sub­ject ini­tia­ted the con­ver­sa­tion by say­ing that he wan­ted to explain the radi­ca­liza­tion process bet­ter. He had been thin­king about the topics that were brought up during the last con­ver­sa­tion and wan­ted to ela­bo­rate on these. Ori­gi­nally, the agreement was that the con­ver­sa­tion was to address the the subject’s future prac­ti­cal life, but the sub­ject felt he nee­ded to ela­bo­rate on other topics. This was granted.

The sub­ject was very excited during this con­ver­sa­tion, ver­bose and smi­ling. He had to be sig­ni­fi­cantly struc­tu­red, so that the experts could under­stand how the various topics were related. He explained:

At Ris School there was a vic­tim of bully­ing, XXXXX. I used my social capi­tal to pro­tect him. I con­fronted the bul­lies, threate­ned them, I acted on my con­science, then as I do now.

The basis of the ope­ra­tion is that I am a pri­so­ner of con­science, I can not sit and watch as we are los­ing our coun­try. My people and their civi­liza­tion are destroyed and I can not be look­ing at that. We, and I, are dri­ven by con­science and love, not hate.

The experts request an ela­bo­ra­tion of the term the ope­ra­tion. The sub­ject says he is using the term about the events with the bomb by the Govern­ment buil­dings and the shoo­ting at Utøya island on July 22, 2011.

It was like with XXXXX when my power was known, from the 9th grade. The hig­her grade wan­ted to attempt to humi­li­ate us, but tried to stir up a fight, but I was cen­tral and fought for our grade. I was in the ring long enough to make the hig­her grade respect me and my power.

The experts ask the sub­ject to explain how others could feel his power at that time. I had to take respon­s­i­bi­lity, the sub­ject says. It was pro­bably the value of the network that was most impor­tant and I had domi­nated the hig­her grade. It is in junior high you learn the honor codes, “don’t get angry, get even!”

Anot­her factor the sub­ject belie­ves con­tri­buted to his radi­ca­liza­tion process, is that he is a guy who get upset about things and with great know­ledge of com­mu­ni­ca­tion. And I can learn from phy­si­cal and men­tal lows. It is a con­dition for becoming a good lea­der, he says.

A third factor the sub­ject belie­ves con­tri­buted to his radi­ca­liza­tion process is that he was involved in eight clashes and also heard of 18 fri­ends and fri­ends of fri­ends who were har­assed and raped by Mus­lims in Oslo. He says: The view on poli­ti­cal Islam changed as a result of my meetings with Isla­mic cul­ture. He cor­rects him­self and says: Maybe there were as many as 60 cases where I or acquain­tan­ces were vic­tims of Islam in Nor­way. He adds: My infor­ma­tion curve went up.

The sub­ject furt­her says that star­ting from when he was 22 years old, he stu­died poli­ti­cal science at the on the Inter­net. It taught me about the demo­grap­hic threat, he says. There is a war between Chris­ti­ans and Mus­lims and Islam is try­ing to take over.

He also belie­ves that he was an entre­preneur at an early age and got to expe­ri­ence the bad treat­ment entre­preneurs are given by the Marx­ists in Norway.

He has also devel­o­ped con­tempt for Marx­ist sys­tem fai­lu­res, as in the Nor­we­gian school. He saw a lack of mora­lity and sexual anar­chy, which also con­tri­buted to his radi­ca­liza­tion. As an example of this he men­tions XXXXXXXXXXXX. It was a direct result of the Marx­ist, sexual revolution.

He adds: In Scan­di­na­via, Eng­land and Ger­many, women have too many sexual part­ners. All women become who­res. I want to change Europe. Want to imple­ment stan­dards clo­ser to Islam with regard to sexual morality.

Yet anot­her factor the sub­ject belie­ved had con­tri­buted to the radi­ca­liza­tion process he calls matri­ar­chy. I have despised femi­nism since 2002, he says. It leads to dys­func­tio­nal fami­lies, and destruc­tion of the nuclear family. The Marx­ist revo­lu­tion is to blame. I grew up with two women, he adds, and it was a very femi­nist family.

The col­lecti­vist society and the anti-elitist atti­tu­des also radi­ca­lized me, he says. I’m an indi­vi­dua­list. Alt­o­get­her, this led to me on May 1 2002 to decide to take the revo­lu­tio­nary road. I had under­stood that the media would pre­vent the Pro­gress Party get­ting into power and I gave up democracy.

About his cur­rent role, the sub­ject says: I am a lea­der through my com­pen­dium. It will be an ideo­lo­gical Wiki­pe­dia. It con­si­sts of a his­to­ri­cal part, an ideo­lo­gical part and a mili­tary part. In addition, it has per­so­nal pho­tos. The sub­ject says that there is a pic­ture of him, his mot­her, and his sis­ter in the rear of the com­pen­dium. It is a shi­ning sym­bol of success in the socioeco­no­mic area, he adds.

The experts ask whether he has become a good lea­der now. I am a lea­der who is a bea­con. With our French brot­hers, there is a lan­guage bar­rier, but I have wor­ked with Bri­tish natio­na­lists, which is why the mani­fest is in Eng­lish. Utøya island and the govern­ment buil­ding was all about pub­lish­ing the mani­fest, to reach the 350,000 mili­tant natio­na­lists who are the audience. It will help the Bri­tish to gain power in the UK.

The sub­ject goes on to say: I am a lea­der in terms of being an ideo­lo­gue. His­tory will tell whether I will be rec­og­nized. The main objec­tive is to dis­tri­bute revo­lu­tio­nary lite­ra­ture. And eve­rybody who has pub­lis­hed a theory which is followed is a leader.

The experts ask if the subject’s lea­dership star­ted even before 22 July 2011. The sub­ject says: Not a con­ven­tio­nal lea­dership, with the excep­tion of two other cells. We have set up a spec­ial orga­niza­tio­nal structure.

The experts have dif­fi­culty under­stan­ding what the sub­ject means and ask for an expla­na­tion. After the ritual one beco­mes Knight Chief Jus­tice, “Man of law”, he says. It is a con­structed con­cept. Can not take cre­dit for eve­rything, but I made that myself. A Com­man­der is a man car­ry­ing an ope­ra­tion on his own shoul­ders. One must have pro­fes­sio­nal qualifications.

About the Knights Temp­lar, the sub­ject says that it is a mili­tary order, which finan­ces, plans, and con­ducts ope­ra­tions. He says that the orga­niza­tion was for­med on ordi­na­tion meeting where he atten­ded in Lon­don in 2002. We were 12 people there, he says, from all over Europe. The basis for the orga­niza­tion is recruit­ment and it hap­pens via the Internet.

The sub­ject says that the inau­gu­ral meeting was in Lon­don and he arrived as the proxy for the one from Libe­ria. I met three or four people in Lon­don. The ritual was rat­her dis­ap­poin­ting, but it was a pro­per ordi­na­tion and dele­ga­tes from seve­ral countries, even if I only had access to three other people. He cor­rects him­self to that they were four people who toget­her created a stra­tegy. Eve­rything hap­pe­ned in one day and he vowed to change Europe.

The sub­ject smi­les: From now on, all it takes is access to the com­pen­dium, he says. If you read it from the first word to the end, you will be radi­ca­lized. The mani­fest is both a tool and an appli­ca­tion. The entire stan­dard dif­fi­cult recruit­ment process is being replaced. This is much more effec­tive because the com­pen­dium is struc­tu­red so that you are auto­ma­ti­cally radicalized.

When I left the meeting I knew I might have to take lives, he says. In advance, I had become con­vin­ced that Nor­way had to be overthrown with vio­lence, the mot­her of all chan­ges. If we do not save the Euro­pean civi­liza­tion, it will be overthrown and col­lapse. I had to help save the country.

Asked to tell what will hap­pen if he had not inter­ve­ned, the sub­ject says: We would have lost enclave by enclave. Eve­rybody in Oslo West would have to move to Bærum first, then down to Vest­fold. So there would be vio­lence and mur­der of eve­rybody, and the Chris­ti­ans would be exterminated.

The sub­ject says he rece­i­ved 60 pages of writ­ten docu­men­ta­tion at the inau­gu­ral meeting in Lon­don. The rest of the com­pen­dium is my inter­pre­ta­tion of what I have learned and been through. And then you can be Com­man­der by having others under you in other ways, such as giving tombs to the mar­tyrs. Logi­s­tics is impor­tant. We have to arrange prac­ti­cal things around the fal­len martyrs.

The sub­ject is asked how he sees the devel­op­ment of the ideo­logy he pre­sents in his com­pen­dium after 22 July 2011. He says: We shall not exe­cute civi­lian bre­th­ren, but many civi­li­ans will die any­way. The pur­pose is to take power, but it must be done in con­sul­ta­tion with the police. The sub­ject explains that a civi­lian is some­one who is not a poli­ti­cal acti­vist. He regards poli­ti­cal acti­vists as legi­ti­mate tar­gets.

The sub­ject says he is unsure how the ope­ra­tion will be reviewed by his peers. Mis­ta­kes will be made, he says, in the choice of time, place, and tar­gets for our ope­ra­tions. Because of that, short-term, ideo­lo­gical disas­ters may occur.

In our orga­niza­tion, a per­son can become a one man army. I am a dedi­cated, inde­pen­dent, orga­niza­tio­nal cell unit. Single-cells do not coope­rate with other cells. What is uni­que about us is that we focus only on single-cell operators.

The experts ask how his cell was acti­vated. The sub­ject responds: The com­man­der in Eng­land said: “I want you to acti­vate now.” The experts ask how and when this mes­sage was given to him. The sub­ject smi­les and says: I’ve alre­ady said too much.

The sub­ject says he will explain more about the ordi­na­tion process. One sacri­fices a life of free­dom for a life of suf­fe­ring, he says. I swore an oath that I would dedi­cate my life to the struggle. At first I was plan­ning to be a fun­der and we encourage that each per­son choo­ses how to carry out the battle. There is no sup­port, eit­her ver­ti­cal or hori­zon­tal. Do not want to involve others.

The experts ask how the sub­ject rece­i­ved his orders to turn acti­vate his cell. The sub­ject responds: I could have tried to hide that I was given an order, he said. But it is pure prag­ma­tism to tell.

The experts ask who the sub­ject is refer­ring to when he uses the pronoun we. It is the 120 mil­lion sup­por­ters in Europe, he says. 15% of the popu­la­tion. Some­ti­mes it is used on the Knights Temp­lar, or I refer to the three in Norway.

The experts ask the sub­ject if he has ever used thought trans­fer or tele­pa­thy to com­mu­ni­cate with his peers. The sub­ject laughs. It does not exist, he says. We are using tech­no­logy. We com­mu­ni­cate with the tech­no­logy that makes it pos­sible to mask IP addres­ses. There is such tech­no­logy in the Uni­ted Sta­tes. It can not be traced.

The experts ask if the sub­ject has ever heard voi­ces. The sub­ject laughs aloud, and denies this. But the codes in the com­pen­dium are found, I’ve heard, he says. The encryp­tion is con­ven­tio­nal. It is the­re­fore only a limi­ted met­hod of com­mu­ni­ca­tion. But one must have a scheme and a cor­re­spon­ding enco­ding scheme. So the codes are easy to crack and are not much used by us.

The experts ask again if the sub­ject can explain how his own single cell orga­niza­tion was acti­vated. The sub­ject says: Well, I must say that it may have hap­pe­ned by enab­ling myself, for example one min­ute before, or it can not be ruled out that some­one from abroad acti­vated me, for example, three mon­ths before. The sub­ject smi­les mys­te­riously. I can­not let you know this, he adds.

About the orga­niza­tion Knights Temp­lar in Nor­way, the sub­ject says that it con­si­sts of three people. We have a stra­tegy ready to come to power, he says laug­hing. I look at the stage I’m in now as part three and the ope­ra­tion is not over for me. Our brot­hers will take power in 15 years and so we can plan a coup d’etat.

The experts ask what has qua­li­fied the sub­ject to take power in Nor­way. He says: It is my 15,000 study hours. The goal is to take over Western Europe. The sub­ject beco­mes very ent­hus­i­a­s­tic, say­ing: A guar­dian coun­cil shall be estab­lis­hed with natio­nal sover­eignty. The Guar­dian Coun­cil will reverse the damage that has hap­pe­ned to our coun­try. Natio­nal com­man­ders will rec­og­nize me as an ideo­lo­gical lea­der and one option is that I will be the new regent in Norway.

The con­ver­sa­tion is ended and there is con­sen­sus that we will come back to this topic.

Cur­rent sta­tus by both experts on 25 August 2011
The sub­ject is awake, in clear con­scious­ness and aware of time and place and situa­tion. Intel­li­gence cli­ni­cally assessed to be in the nor­mal range. The sub­ject uses nume­ri­cal values to a grea­ter degree than is com­mon in speech. He uses in the con­ver­sa­tion a tech­ni­cal, non-emotional, and not very dyna­mic language.

He appears emo­tio­nally shal­low, with com­p­lete emo­tio­nal dis­tance to his own situa­tion and to the experts. He is polite and coope­ra­tes to the best of his abi­lity. He laughs and smi­les quite often, when related to issues con­cer­ning his own indi­vi­dual sig­ni­fi­cance and/or his actions.

The sub­ject has a light gla­ring look and blinks a lot. He appears with a somewhat redu­ced facial expres­sion and a somewhat rigid body lan­guage as he moves very little in the chair during the hours the con­ver­sa­tion lasts.

The sub­ject gives detai­led infor­ma­tion about what he calls his own radi­ca­liza­tion process. To explain why he chose the revo­lu­tio­nary path, he men­tions among other things an expe­ri­ence of a fight in the schoo­ly­ard during junior high school, the fact that he heard about a num­ber of fri­ends and acquain­tan­ces who were har­assed and raped by Mus­lims, XXXXXXXXXXXX and that he grew up with his mot­her and sis­ter. The sub­ject is by this con­side­red to attri­bute great poli­ti­cal sig­ni­fi­cance to per­so­nal, pri­vate and tri­vial matters.

The sub­ject pre­sents the idea that if he and his orga­niza­tion do not inter­vene, eve­rybody living in Oslo West is threate­ned by vio­lence and mur­der. He belie­ves that all Chris­ti­ans will be destroyed and must eva­cuate to Vest­fold. He belie­ves that civi­liza­tion is about to go bust. The sym­p­toms are con­side­red to be para­noid delusions.

The sub­ject refers to the popu­la­tion of Nor­way as my people. He belie­ves that the com­pen­dium he has writ­ten is of such a qua­lity that anyone who reads it will auto­ma­ti­cally be radi­ca­lized. The sub­ject belie­ves that he shall change Europe and save society from ruin. He wants to be eit­her the lea­der, or the new regent in Nor­way. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red as expres­sions of delu­sions of grandeur.

The sub­ject has con­structed the words Knight Chief Jus­tice and domi­na­tion, because he belie­ves that the terms were mis­sing in the lan­guage. The phe­n­ome­non is con­side­red to be neologisms.

The sub­ject appears to have an unclear iden­tity feeling, as he switches between descri­bing him­self in the sin­gu­lar and plural.

The experts have occa­sio­nally had dif­fi­culty in following the sub­ject. He exhi­bits in parts of the con­ver­sa­tion to have a mode­rate associa­tion dis­or­der and for­mal thought dis­or­der in the form of perse­ve­ra­tion. There is no lat­ency or thought block during the conversation.

The sub­ject appea­red wit­hout objec­tive evi­dence of audi­tory hal­lu­ci­na­tions. He denied hea­ring voi­ces, or having expe­ri­en­ced tele­pa­thy. He says how­e­ver that he rece­i­ved an order from the com­man­der in Eng­land who said: I want you to acti­vate now. He appears smi­ling, covered and secre­tive when asked to ela­bo­rate on this. He descri­bes con­tact with peers through tech­no­logy that can not be tra­ced. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red as pos­sible self delu­sions or audi­tory hallucinations.

The sub­ject descri­bes in the con­ver­sa­tion that many people, both legi­ti­mate tar­gets and civi­li­ans, will perish. He belie­ves that Nor­way must be overthrown by vio­lence. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red to be exten­sive thoughts of vio­lence and killing.

The sub­ject appears wit­hout depres­sive thoughts in the form of guilt, shame, hope­lessness or thoughts about his own death by suicide. He denies expe­ri­en­cing sad­ness, joy­lessness, redu­ced ini­tia­tive or lack of ini­tia­tive. There is thus no evi­dence of a depressed mood.

The sub­ject does not exhi­bit increased psycho­mo­to­ri­cal tempo or per­ce­i­ved, high mood. The subject’s speech is cohe­rent and with nor­mal syn­tax. He has no mind or voice strain. He is “affect stable”. There is no evi­dence of lack of impulse con­trol, neit­her ver­bally nor phy­si­cally. There is thus no evi­dence of a high mood.

The sub­ject denies having suici­dal thoughts or plans.

5.5 Fifth inter­view by both experts on 30 August 2011

Like the last time, the experts meet the sub­ject in a large room at Ila pri­son and deten­tion cen­ter. The Nor­we­gian Cor­rec­tio­nal Ser­vices has approved that the visit take place wit­hout a glass wall between the sub­ject and the experts. As in the first con­ver­sa­tion, there were three con­fe­rence tab­les between the experts and the sub­ject and two pri­son guards were pre­sent during the con­ver­sa­tion.  The sub­ject showed up in trans­por­ta­tion belts with his right hand free.

The con­ver­sa­tion las­ted for nearly three hours.

It is agreed that the topic of con­ver­sa­tion will revolve around the spring of 2002, since we left the col­lection of anam­ne­s­tic data at that time during the third con­ver­sa­tion. The sub­ject was wil­ling to do so.

Throug­hout the con­ver­sa­tion it tur­ned out that the sub­ject con­stantly had to be hel­ped to keep to a chro­no­lo­gical pre­sen­ta­tion, as he would other­wise very quickly start tal­king about Knights Temp­lar and his com­pen­dium. When he talks about topics from his com­pen­dium or the Knights Temp­lar, the sub­ject is sti­mu­lated, with blus­hing, fast and ver­bose speech, fre­quent smi­les and easy laugh­ter. The sub­ject is not so inte­re­sted in other topics.

About the spring of 2002, when the sub­ject was 22 years old, he says: This was the end of my immo­ral period. I took a sett­le­ment with my life and my sexual mora­lity and began to go in anot­her direc­tion. I deci­ded to go in anot­her direc­tion and use my future capi­tal to stop the isla­miza­tion of Europe.

The sub­ject says he deci­ded to make 30 mil­lions to fund the cause. I rea­lized that no one else would take respon­s­i­bi­lity and took the lead. Revo­lu­tion starts with one step.

The sub­ject says he made his first mil­lion one year after the deci­sion to stop fee­ding my own ego. I wan­ted to save Europe. I changed at the time. After so many years of harde­ning in busi­ness, I was ready to get posi­tive results. I had under­gone a remar­kable devel­op­ment, both intel­lec­tually and in terms of knowledge.

About the autumn of 2002, the sub­ject says that he star­ted a new com­pany on his own. The experts ask if his future, eco­no­mic ear­nings were reflected in his tax records. No, the sub­ject says. At the end of 2002, I ran the com­pany “e-commerce group.” The money was gene­rated in the U.S. and the Baha­mas, on ano­ny­mous debit cards. It was alre­ady deci­ded that I would use the money for moral work.

At that time, the sub­ject lived with fri­ends XXXXXXXX in Oslo, where he had a home office. The com­pany was created while he was wor­king for DRS and was involved in outsourcing of soft­ware ser­vices. He says that he does not remem­ber exactly when he left DRS/SMT, but thinks it must have been around this time.

Over the New Year in 2003, the sub­ject moved to XXXXX where he lived in a two-room apart­ment by him­self. It was a “best loca­tion”, he says, had a good time as bachelor as close to Bog­stad­veien street as I could be. It was a social tran­sit place, where all the fri­ends from Oslo West kept stop­ping by. The sub­ject says he had a Polish clea­ner for the first years in XXXXX, but that his mot­her cle­aned for him the last year before he moved back home to her in 2006.

The sub­ject says that he hired a per­son in his com­pany here in Nor­way, but that he can not say his name because he was paid in cash. In addition, the sub­ject says that he even­tually hired more pro­gram­mers in Indo­ne­sia, had two emp­loy­ees in Roma­nia and two or three emp­loy­ees in Rus­sia. The sub­ject said these were emp­loyed in 2003 and 2004.

About this period, the sub­ject says that one of his emp­loy­ees was really good at pro­gram­ming, he showed me a lot. I stu­died IT and lan­guage and there was plenty to pay atten­tion to. He says: The busi­ness con­cept of “e-commerce group” was to pro­vide online ser­vices where you could find pro­gram­mers in low cost countries.

The experts ask how he got assign­ments for the firm. The sub­ject says he used search engi­nes with key­words. “Search engine opti­miza­tion”, he adds. You can pro­gram home­pa­ges so that they will be listed at the top of search pages. The experts do not fully under­stand how this gene­rated jobs for his com­pany. I came in con­tact with the custo­mer, he says, adding: I did not pro­gram, the others did the work. I sold the emp­loy­ees’ intel­lec­tual capi­tal and was left with the pro­fits. I dele­gated as much as pos­sible. As the wor­kload increased, I hired more people.

The sub­ject adds that he was hum­ble in the begin­ning. I thought, okay, I’ll get 30 mil­lion before I’m 30. A family would be irre­spon­s­ible, I would “betray” all. Let’s say that Labor began moving all Mus­lims to the West End, should I move to Bærum then, and be a coward?

The sub­ject says that in the period 2002 to 2006, he only had thoughts of being a fun­der of Knights Temp­lar and the struggle. He adds: It was not until 2007 that I deci­ded to become a martyr.

In the years I lived in XXXXX, I was also into aggres­sive ‘tra­ding’ of stocks, the sub­ject says. Two mil­lion were channe­led and released, but I lost a mil­lion or two, put a lot of eggs in one bas­ket. The goal was 30 mil­lion. But I rea­lized after the loss that I would not achieve the goal of the 30 mil­lion, so I gave up my plan A, which was to finance the orga­niza­tion Knights Temp­lar. I began to despise the whole “game”.

The sub­ject says that in the period from 2003 to 2006, he made an insane amount of money and got as many women I wan­ted. When I was 24, I had earned 1 mil­lion and when I was 26 years, I had earned 6 mil­lion. He spent the money in Nor­way, using ano­ny­mous debit cards. When asked, the sub­ject belie­ves that he channe­led and spent about three mil­lions in Norway.

The sub­ject says that in this period he wor­ked long hours, par­tied a lot and did some tra­ve­ling. He descri­bes having a good rela­tion­ship with his mot­her, his half siblings and his sis­ter XXXXX. He wrote essays, par­ti­ci­pa­ted in online discus­sions and prac­ticed wri­ting from scratch. The sub­ject adds: I wan­ted to be the perfect knight and the aim was to con­tri­bute to Knights Templar.

The sub­ject says he gra­dually wit­hd­rew from the “game” and put less emp­ha­sis on his social life. In 2006, he found out that the annual 144,000 it cost him to live in a two-room apart­ment was not worth it and deci­ded to move home to his mot­her XXXXXXXXXXX in Oslo.

The experts ask again how his tax records from this period look like. The sub­ject responds: I did not take out a salary. It does not look like I earned much. I had finis­hed the pro­ject in 2006, it was not going well enough any­more and it went bank­rupt. I had to lay off the employees.

The experts won­der if some of the six mil­lion earned are still unused. I think there was one account in the Baha­mas and three in Anti­gua. Do not quite remem­ber. There were two mil­lion in the bank in Anti­gua when I finis­hed. They are all spent now. I used 700,000 to finance the operation.

The sub­ject says that he spent lar­gest amount of money in the period from 2007 onwards when he wrote his com­pen­dium. He says: It cost two mil­lion. It went to living expen­ses for four years. I took out money from Anti­gua to live, so there is not­hing left of the money anymore.

The sub­ject moved home to his mot­her in 2006. The idea of mar­tyr­dom was born when I moved back home to my mot­her, the sub­ject says, but it was put on hold for a year because I wan­ted to give myself a mar­tyr­dom gift, and play World of War­craft (WoW) for a year first.

The sub­ject explains that he com­pared it with some­one deci­ding to take a break from the career to take a year off sai­ling. (WoW is a role play where the player by con­nec­ting to a ser­ver, is par­ti­ci­pa­ting in an online game with com­mu­ni­ca­tion with other play­ers, expert’s note)

The sub­ject had alre­ady begun to play a year before, while living in XXXXX. For one year he played 10 to 12 hours a day. He tur­ned the day around, play­ing at night. He says: I was in one of Europe’s top “guilds”, he says. (Fel­low­ship or group of play­ers, expert’s note). The sub­ject adds: I got tremen­dous expe­ri­ence in the course of that year. I learned about infor­ma­tion, logi­s­tics, dis­tri­bu­tion of work.

The sub­ject says: Head­hun­ting to recruit the right people to “guilds” was a big job. He par­ti­ci­pa­ted in seve­ral guilds and says he had a lea­dership role in all. The sub­ject smi­les. We were of course the best, he says, eve­rything I touch beco­mes the best.

The sub­ject says he stop­ped play­ing full time in February 2007. At this time, he was living in his bedroom at home with his mot­her. He stop­ped play­ing because he began to write. In addition, it took more and more time to be online to seek infor­ma­tion and to read what others wrote on blogs and websites.

The sub­ject says that he infor­med his mot­her that he was not at work because he was wri­ting a book about Euro­pean con­ser­va­tism. The sub­ject says that he did not reveal to his mot­her that he was wor­king on orga­ni­zing a mili­tary take­over of Europe. The book was initi­ally also mode­rate. The sub­ject says that he in the period 2007 to 2009 step­ped down his social life to a natu­ral, prag­ma­tic clos­ing. Had to ensure “secrecy” and tried to create a “cover” by say­ing I was playing.

The sub­ject esti­ma­tes that he was into 25 to 30 sites where there were poli­ti­cal discus­sion acti­vity at this time. He smi­les and says: Got to be an expert in argu­men­ta­tion tech­ni­ques against Islam at this time. He says that he also wrote “essays” that he tried to pub­lish via the usual chann­els, but that they were all cen­so­red.

In the period from February 2007 to Novem­ber 2009, the sub­ject spent most of his waking hours wri­ting. He says: That was the wri­ting phase. I still played WoW, but a lot less. I had a very good rela­tion­ship with my mot­her. We ate toget­her, there was other­wise little con­tact. Spent most of my time in my room. What I wrote was becoming increas­ingly poli­ti­cally incorrect.

The sub­ject says that he alre­ady in 2002 had vowed to live for the struggle, but for a long time it was unclear in what form this should hap­pen. Around the time of moving to mot­her, the idea was rein­for­ced. The sub­ject smi­les. Plan B became Plan A in 2007. I star­ted the book and even­tually rea­lized I had to become an acti­vist, not a funder.

The experts ask what the sub­ject means by the word acti­vist. The sub­ject responds by that he means plan­ning and car­ry­ing out exe­cutions. He adds: This is not the same as mur­der, as you say. I com­pletely dis­agree. When the com­pen­dium was almost com­pleted in 2009, the thoughts emer­ged that it is neces­sary. This is why the mili­tary part of the com­pen­dium is writ­ten last.

About his com­pen­dium, the sub­ject says that he from 2007 wrote Part 1: His­tory and Part 2: Ideo­logy first. Part 3, mili­tary sec­tion was writ­ten last and the ope­ra­tio­nal part, with a descrip­tion of the ope­ra­tion, after that again. The plan about neces­sary exe­cutions emer­ged as I wrote in 2009, he says.

The sub­ject talks ent­hus­i­a­s­ti­cally and quickly. The truth of the vic­tors after World War II was to be known. Eve­rything should be docu­men­ted. When I star­ted, the per­s­pec­tive was not deci­ded, but I would find the truth. About 30% of the com­pen­dium is “cut and paste”. The hid­den part of the his­tory was to be documented.

The sub­ject says: The work is out­stan­ding. Our, the crusa­der natio­na­list ver­sion, the real truth. The only real alter­na­tive to Natio­nal Socia­lism. We, the revo­lu­tio­nary order, will take over Western Europe during a 60-year period. The work is the first step, a ground­breaking start. It can not be read wit­hout the rea­der being radicalized.

The sub­ject con­ti­nues: Our entrance, with new his­tory and new ideo­logy. The experts ask who the sub­ject is refer­ring to when using the pronoun we. He responds: I - we, it’s the same. Knights Temp­lar, the revo­lu­tio­nary order.

The experts ask how the sub­ject was in con­tact with other mem­bers of Knights Temp­lar while wor­king on the book. The sub­ject looks down. Will not say who or where, he says. When it comes to those who are ordai­ned, I can not talk about or name them. I got 60 pages of docu­men­ta­tion at the meeting in Lon­don and later there has been mini­mal con­tact. They have con­tri­buted a minimum.

The experts say that the use of the term we is unusual, if it is true that the sub­ject has largely been alone on the work. The sub­ject can not explain this, but con­ti­nues to speak using the we form.

The sub­ject main­tains that he in all the years since 2002 have had exten­sive com­mu­ni­ca­tion with others over the Inter­net. He denies that what he read on blogs, discus­sion forums and games was directly aimed at him and adds: No, it was beyond their mandate.

He says he has rece­i­ved somet­hing in code, but it has been less than 1% of the time I had to decode mate­rial on the net. The sub­ject smi­les and adds: The police are so inte­re­sted in it. You can believe what you want. It was not up to me to inter­pret it, not to invent it. The sub­ject goes on to say: Impor­tant things wit­hin the Knights Temp­lar are coded, but we use a very pri­mi­tive met­hod. Mostly we used safer tech­no­logy, such as encryp­tion on servers.

The experts ask the sub­ject to explain why he said it was his mar­tyr­dom gift to play WoW for one year. The sub­ject smi­les. It was only half clear at the time that I would become a mar­tyr, he said. The civil war had to wait, I’m pro­bably pretty sel­fish. But it will come and we expect to take power in Europe, he says.

The con­ver­sa­tion is ended.

Cur­rent sta­tus by both experts on 30 August 2011
The sub­ject is awake, in clear con­scious­ness and aware of time and place and situa­tion. Intel­li­gence cli­ni­cally assessed to be in the nor­mal range. The sub­ject uses nume­ri­cal values to a grea­ter degree than is com­mon in speech. He uses in the con­ver­sa­tion a tech­ni­cal, non-emotional, and not very dyna­mic language.

He appears emo­tio­nally shal­low, with com­p­lete emo­tio­nal dis­tance to his own situa­tion and to the experts. He is polite and coope­ra­tes to the best of his abi­lity. He laughs and smi­les quite often, when related to issues con­cer­ning his own indi­vi­dual sig­ni­fi­cance and/or his actions.

The sub­ject has a light gla­ring look and blinks a lot. He appears with a somewhat redu­ced facial expres­sion and a somewhat rigid body lan­guage as he moves very little in the chair during the hours the con­ver­sa­tion lasts.

The sub­ject claims to be the perfect knight, who will save Europe. He claims to have been among Europe’s best online play­ers. He con­si­ders his pre­vious engage­ments in various busi­ness ven­tu­res to have made insane amounts of money, alt­hough this did not appear from his tax records. He claims he was having a num­ber of emp­loy­ees in his com­pa­nies, even though he can not name them. The com­pa­nies were clo­sed down and went bank­rupt. The ideas are con­side­red as gran­diose delusions.

In addition he exhi­bits a wealth of psycho­tic delu­sions of a gran­diose nature, exemp­li­fied by the ideas of his own sover­eignty related to his writ­ten work and the work’s over­all impact on a future civil war and the seizure of power in Europe.

The sub­ject says he has been sear­ching for the truth about the time after the Second World War, which he belie­ves is con­cea­led. The ideas are con­side­red to be para­noid delusions.

The sub­ject uses the term mar­tyr­dom gift. The phe­n­ome­non is con­side­red as neo­lo­gisms. The sub­ject uses Eng­lish words and phra­ses. Examp­les include tra­ding, betray, secrecy and cover. The terms are related to the subject’s expe­ri­en­ced iden­tity as an expert, as well as a finan­cial and com­mer­cial success.

The sub­ject appears to have an unclear iden­tity per­cep­tion, as he switches between descri­bing him­self in the sin­gu­lar and plural.

The experts have occa­sio­nally had dif­fi­culty in following the sub­ject. He exhi­bits in parts of the con­ver­sa­tion to have a mode­rate associa­tion dis­or­der and for­mal thought dis­or­der in the form of perse­ve­ra­tion. There is no lat­ency or thought block during the conversation.

The sub­ject appea­red wit­hout objec­tive evi­dence of audi­tory hal­lu­ci­na­tions. He denied hea­ring voi­ces or having expe­ri­en­ced tele­pa­thy. The sub­ject denies rece­i­ving mes­sa­ges through the Inter­net directly aimed at him, but con­fir­med to have had exten­sive com­mu­ni­ca­tion with others through tech­no­logy that can not be tra­ced. He con­firms to have inter­preted codes. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red as pos­sible self delu­sions or audi­tory hallucinations.

The sub­ject descri­bes in the con­ver­sa­tion that he since 2009 has seen him­self as an acti­vist, who plans and car­ries out exe­cutions. The phe­n­omena are con­side­red to be exten­sive thoughts of vio­lence and killing.

The sub­ject appears wit­hout depres­sive thoughts in the form of guilt, shame, hope­lessness or thoughts about his own death by suicide. He denies to have expe­ri­en­ced sad­ness, joy­lessness, redu­ced ini­tia­tive or lack of ini­tia­tive. There is the­re­fore no indi­ca­tion of a depressed mood.

The sub­ject does not exhi­bit increased psycho­mo­tor tempo or per­ce­i­ved high mood. The subject’s speech is cohe­rent and with nor­mal syntax.

He has no mind or voice strain. He is “affect stable”. There is no evi­dence of lack of impulse con­trol, neit­her ver­bally nor phy­si­cally. There is thus no evi­dence of a high mood.

The sub­ject denies having suici­dal thoughts or plans.

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