Norway Youth Camp had a boycott Israel rally before shooting

[IRONm@N]

In fact, a few days before the shooting, the Norwegian Foreign Minister attended a boycott Israel event at this camp.
Forty-eight hours before Friday massacre, teens participating in ruling party youth camp met with Norwegian foreign minister. Some called for boycott of Israel

Gahr Stoere told the youths that the Palestinians deserve a country of their own and that the occupation must end, Norwegian website Politisk reported. Several of the youths waved signs reading: “Boycott Israel.”The teenagers who took part in Norway’s ruling party youth camp in the island of Utoya met with Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere and demanded he recognize Palestine on Wednesday, two days before the deadly terror attack which left many of them dead.


You think dirty Mossad was behind this?

[union]

It was only a matter of time.

[XaliimoFarax]

I wonder if the Muslims in Norway are condemning this massacre? Because the Christians we the most vocal when they thought it was a Muslim killer. Now when they find out it is one of them they are all silent and distancing themselves from this atrocity. Yesterday they were blaming it on the guy’s faith and today it has nothing to do with his faith. The irony.

What I don’t understand is the Muslims inactive and wonder why we are being a targeted.

[IRONm@N]

The guy was in the military, only a person who is a soldier could carry out those many attacks by himself.

[yungnfresh]

I wonder if the Muslims in Norway are condemning this massacre? Because the Christians we the most vocal when they thought it was a Muslim killer. Now when they find out it is one of them they are all silent and distancing themselves from this atrocity. Yesterday they were blaming it on the guy’s faith and today it has nothing to do with his faith. The irony.

What I don’t understand is the Muslims inactive and wonder why we are being a targeted.

I was listening to the radio yesterday and they were talking about how this massacre "may not be linked to Muslims" even after it was discovered that the guy who did it was a blonde hair, blue-eyed Christian fundamentalist. Little comments like that make the average person believe it always has something to do with Islam, even when it has nothing to do with Islam. We're already guilty of the next bomb that goes off, whether it's actually Muslims or not.

[XaliimoFarax]

^^^^Waa run it is no secret we are hated but I think we can also do more to improve our image or at least do it for justice.

If your voice is not being heard can you blame you have no voice?

[yungnfresh]

The problem is the wrong voices are being heard, and the media is making sure of that. They run a segment about a Jewish family eating supper and fork-feeding each other cake, side-by-side with a documentary showing some Arab guy in the middle of Gaza screaming Arabic into a camera while frothing at the mouth and waving a "Kill Israel" poster. Perception is reality.

[XaliimoFarax]

^^^Yes but being persistent and active is surely better than standing idle and complaining our voices are not being hard.

It is no surprise that more non-Muslims are the ones who are boycotting Israeli products more than Muslims. Reason for Muslims not boycotting? The market is flooding with Israeli products so no point in fighting. Really? One billion of people boycotting is not going to do any harm to the Israeli economy? And hence, could save many Palestine lives.

[yungnfresh]

I agree, Muslims have just become too apathetic to the plight of other Muslims, and that's pathetic. It is what it is though, and no one can change that but us cuz we're our own worst enemy in more ways than one.