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Varg Vikernes is a fucking idiot
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drew_drummer
Dancefap
Keregioz
Kimon Zeliotis
DanLights
Santa Hat Forever
Not to defend him (I don't know the guy and I wouldn't be shocked if he really was planning something), but I've read a couple articles and it seems really vague so far. His wife bought 4 rifles legally, she's in a shooting club so it wouldn't be completely insane to think she really is buying them for hobby. That's pretty much all they got on him. Yeah, maybe he really is/was planning something, I understand the suspicions, but a lot of people are already reaching conclusions, and there aren't any.
egan.
daylightdies.com
ratsapprentice
God can gtfo
egan.
daylightdies.com
I'm admittedly ignorant to the inner workings of the EU. By comparison, a paroled murder might not be allowed to move to a different state within the US 4 years after release.
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
I agree with you Dan, its not good going Minority Report IRL, but if the guy has arisen the French intelligence service's curiosity for receiving some "interesting" mails from Breivik, being openly racist, declaring the Breivik massacre was not good because it also targeted Norwegians instead of "because it killed people", collecting weapons, all that after leaving prison for killing someone... My guess is it is worth having a chat with the guy and they must have a pretty good reason if they actually "Arrested" him like the article mentions. People are complaining about recidivism, so i don't think it is bad my country's services are interrogating him. I'm already surprised such a guy is allowed to leave his country and come in mine.
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
It is not really the EU but the schengen area which allows for free traveling just like there were no borders. I constantly travel between countries from within this space and you don't need any visa, and are never controlled between the countries as the borders are open. Even traveling by plane technically doesn't require a passport even though airlines always check them by principle.
And yes I am actually surprised he was able to move to France.
Edit : the most notable thing about the schengen space vs Europe is that the UK + Ireland are out of it, which means when you cross the channel you have to deal with those damn security checks which treat you like you are a terrorist even if you're the one piloting the damn plane
DanLights
Santa Hat Forever
Yeah, going from Norway to France is as easy as going to another city in the same region, they just don't check.
xTomx
Member
I think it should be mentioned that his wife is a french nationalist (he himself also being an avid racist), and he received one of the manifestos that Anders Behring Breivik sent out. Though he has taken a stance against Breivik and his crimes, albeit because they probably targetted the "wrong people" in his opinion.
If you ask me, no one with a membership in a nationalist organization should be allowed anywhere remotely near firearms. It just seems strange.
egan.
daylightdies.com
Sure, same is true state to state in the US but for some paroled criminals they are not allowed to leave the state. I'm not surprised he was able to do it, so much as I'm surprised he was allowed to do it if you get my meaning.
He's Dead, Jim
Member
I'm similarly surprised that France let him in though. EU commerce and work visas are one thing, but it's a little nuts that they let a convicted murderer purchase property in their country.
Also, I know Germany has stringent anti-Nazi laws, but it appears France doesn't have anything similar? I would think that if they did, he wouldn't have been allowed in in the first place.
ratsapprentice
God can gtfo
There is nothing they can do if a citizen from one of the Schengen countries wants to reside there.
EU citizens don't need visas in other EU countries for the most part.
I think you guys are underestimating the shared infrastructure of Northern Europe.
EU citizens don't need visas in other EU countries for the most part.
I think you guys are underestimating the shared infrastructure of Northern Europe.
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