In the book “In Motion” writes the party leader that he gets quiet after July 22. Now he is calling for more debate about extreme attitudes in Norway.
– We have conducted a legal process against the offender, to the standards we stand for the rule of law. We have had commissions that have undergone emergency and all that worked and did not work. But we have set some kind of line there, says Støre told NRK.
– I find that the relationship between attitudes and actions is a deeply troubling issue in our society continues Støre, and reminds us that Anders Behring Breivik not alone in the opinions he expressed in his manifesto.
Monday showed Labor leader with 5,000 others against extremist Islamic state (IS).
– The demonstration was a healthy sign. At the same time that the terror has taken life in Norway until now, right-wing terror. Then we must try to understand where it comes from. In the weeks after we said that time is not now. But when it’s been two or three years I think we’ve had enough distance to take the debate, said Mr Støre. (© NTB)
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