From the nut job killers writings: ( I didn't want to post this guys stuff, but some believe this nut job murderer was a right wing christian, here are some of his views)
Getting around is necessary,
oil is not. Considerable efforts should be made to further develop high-power Lithium-Ion batteries. The goal should be to aim for
oil independence. This will not only
save the environment; it will completely devastate many Muslim countries economically which will weaken the ongoing Islamic imperialism. (p. 1199)All 2nd and 3rd world countries (where the average birth rate is above 2,1 [sic]) are to implement
1 child policies until their country is stabilised in regards to financial outlooks and
overconsumption,
saving their forests etc. This will both solve their poverty problem and result in drastic cuts in
global pollutiondue to the fact that the population (consumer) explosion will be reversed. You cannot have any hope of
reducing global pollution unless you focus on reducing the current population explosion in 2nd and 3rd world countries. Any country that does not comply will not receive any incentives (aid, development funding/loans, and trade import/export concessions). This approach can also be used for giving these countries incentives to stop them from cutting down their forests. (p. 1200)
On Corporations/ The Rich
All globalist companies will be
nationalised (a minimum of 50,1% ownership must be redistributed to EF governments hands (combined) at any given time, for their respective countries). Investors with majority control who refuse this re-nationalisation process will have their respective corporation expelled from the European Federation monetary zone (losing trading concessions).
Ensuring state control is the only way to avoid that globalist capitalist political lobby groups continue to negatively influence European policies relation to immigration and multiculturalism. (p. 1200)
I never thought I would actually argue
against capitalism but the US model is an extreme variant, almost resembling
a pure laissez faire model. 83 percent of all U.S. stocks are now in the hands of 1 percent of the people. 66 percent of the income growth between 2001 and 2007 went to the top 1% of all Americans. (p. 1223)
Is capitalism always a force for freedom? It is easy for “conservatives” to think so, but is it always true? (p. 403) [he then goes on to argue it isn't]
On American Foreign PolicyOn page 1235, the manifesto lists their school of thought as being “Against excessive US cultural influence” and “Against US military bases/US military personnel on European soil.” … In this same section, the Manifesto supports Russian nationalism, as well as Chinese nationalism.
Reason 1: The reason [underlying America's foreign policy] given by the USA, its media and its friends around the world. Reasons like Communism, Terrorism, Fascism, Human Rights, Freedom, Liberation, Weapons of Mass Destruction, etc.
Reason 2: The actual reason. This is usually hidden from the general public and has to be looked for in quotes by under-reported officials or subsequent events on the ground. Often, the victims of the intervention/change of government know the real reasons better than the populations of the Western countries. Real reasons are many but usually include Business Interests,Access to Resources, Markets, Military Bases, Strategic Value, orPolitical Support. (p. 1297)
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DOES THIS SEEM LIKE SOMEONE WHO IS A RIGHT WINGER.