Norway Terrorist Admits Links with UK Far Right

The anti-Islam perpetrator of the recent terror attacks in Norway has acknowledged to having met with the heads of a far-right British movement before carrying out the massacre. The 32-year old Anders Behring Breivik mentioned his meetings with the English Defense League (EDL) leaders before the July 22 slaughter at a youth camp on the Norwegian island of Utoeya, Press Tv reported.

The EDL is a far-right British street protest movement, which opposes the spread of Islam and Islamic teachings all across the UK. In a dossier released just hours before the shootings on Utoeya, Breivik said he had met the EDL leaders, and even supplied them with ideological material during the group's formation.

The Norwegian terrorist said on his website he advised the EDL, "If there isn't a militia or paramilitary group for your area, MAKE ONE."

On Friday, at least 94 people were killed and scores injured in twin shooting and bomb attacks in the Norwegian capital, Oslo, and a nearby island.