Behind the death penalty Part 2

S?nn sett er det synd Indreb? ble sparket. Han virker ? v?re en person med fornuftige holdninger, sier Breivik med henvisning til meddommeren som ble fjernet for ? ha kommet med en kommentar 23. juli i fjor om at d?dsstraff ville v?rt det eneste rettferdige https://perma.cc/6793-ATPZ

In that sense, it's a shame Indreb? was fired. He seems to be a person with reasonable attitudes, says Breivik, referring to the co-judge who was removed for having made a comment on 23 July last year that the death penalty would be the only fair thing.
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Jeg tenkte at det var en selvmordsaksjon, jeg trodde ikke jeg skulle overleve 22. juli.

I thought it was a suicide attempt, I didn't think I would survive the 22nd of July.

Breivik sa han regnet med at det var «fem prosent sannsynlighet» for at han skulle overleve angrepet i Regjeringskvartalet.

Breivik said he reckoned there was a "five percent probability" that he would survive the attack in the Government Quarter.

Det er tross alt Norges best bevoktede bygninger. Men s? overlevde jeg ikke bare det, jeg overlevde Ut?ya ogs?.

After all, they are Norway's best-guarded buildings. But then I not only survived that, I also survived Ut?ya.
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Like etter at han ble p?grepet p? Ut?ya 22. juli, kom han med en rekke krav til politiet. Blant dem var at det skulle innf?res d?dsstraff og s?kalt waterboarding, vanntortur, i Norge.

Shortly after he was arrested on Ut?ya on 22 July, he made a number of demands to the police. Among them was that the death penalty and so-called waterboarding, water torture, should be introduced in Norway.

Disse tankene har han om sin egen henrettelse:
Det betyr at Gud kaller meg hjem. Jeg har ikke noe liv her i fengsel, s? en d?dsstraff vil ikke forkludre noen planer som er lagt. Det er ikke noe her som jeg ?nsker ? holde fast i, sier han.