Jul 22, 2021
«etter 22. juli», Frode Grytten
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«etter 22. juli», Frode Grytten
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22 juli var ingen tilfeldig katastrofe. Den bygget på holdninger, var begrunnet og målrettet.
"Høyreekstremistisk terror utføres ofte av ensomme ulver, men de tilhører en flokk."
Right-wing extremist terror is often done by lone wolves, but they are part of a pack.
Never forget that the terrorist who shot and killed 77 people (mostly teenagers) on the 22nd of July 2011, in Oslo and on Utøya, was a white, cis male, ethnic Norwegian.
Terror has nothing to to with ethnisity.
Fighting terror has nothing to do with ethnisity.
Humanity has everything to do with being a decent human being.
Spread love, not hate.
Netflix recently released the movie 22. July, directed by Paul Greengrass. The movie tells the story of the terror attacks in Oslo and on Utøya in Norway 22. July 2011, and the trial and recovery of the victims afterwards. It’s received high praise internationally, but in Norway the reviews are not as positive. Several survivors of the attacks have come forward to criticize the movie and the possible misconceptions it might lead to in an international audience.
While I personally don’t think it’s a bad film, it’s definitely not an accurate representation of the events. If you want to watch a movie about the attacks, I suggest watching Utøya 22. Juli, a Norwegian film shot in one take covering the entire one-and-a-half hour of the actual attacks (the general consensus in Norway seems to be that it’s superior to the Netflix adaptation). If you do see the Netflix movie, I hope you’ll take time to research the actual story and get a better picture of the events and the repercussions.
Tl;dr When watching Netflix’s 22 July, be aware that it doesn’t depict the actual events correctly, and please be critical of how it depicts different aspects of the case.
En varm tanke til de overlevne, de etterlatte og til de falne, alle ofre etter 22. juli 2011.
Husk hva hat kan ødelegge, og hva medmenneskelighet kan skape.
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22nd of july 2011
Day 2046 - 2052 (3 years, 240 - 246 days)
My favourite crew! ^^
So, second season quest!
Didn't expect seeing the village in rain. Quite the pretty sight. Especially considering how desolate Wastelands normally is.
This time the Resourceful Recluse needs some help.
Their staying place is very beat up. Your job is to clean the ground, fix the shelf and decorate it.
I am armed and dangerous! You shouldn't have given me a hammer!
Ok fine, I won't cause chaos and will actually help.
And as it turns out, there is a hatch that leads right into an underground garden. Collecting some seeds to spread them around.
Also a new mural. Been a while.
Love the plant decoration. How it just fast-forwarded to see them grow. Lovely! ^^
The sneaky sniler.
Great ending to this quest. Very wholesome interactions from everyone. ^^
Film Journal
"22 July" by Gjyljeta Berisha and Pål Sletaune