Letter (PDF) to Globe and Mail Public Editor: Ms. Sylvia Stead and Prof.  Appelbaum: RE: Paul Appelbaum: Never label political crimes, like Breivik’s, acts of insanity.

For Your Information: 

[A] Inaccuracy of Mr. Breivik’s ‘conviction’: Breivik’s Conviction has been appealed by means of review. 

On 27 August 2012 an application (PDF) was filed with the Norwegian Supreme Court for Review of the Oslo District Court: Breivik Judgement, to set aside (A) the Necessity ruling, and (B) the conviction; to conclude Objective and Subjective Necessity Test Evidentiary Enquiry. The finding of guilt, in the absence of full Objective and Subjective Necessity Test Conclusions renders the Guilt Finding Inadequate. 

Letter to Pharma-Psychiatry Whore: Canadian Public Health Association Public Health Hero and Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Champion of Mental Health: Andre Picard, Globe & Mail: Ed in Chief: John Stackhouse, Public Ed: Sylvia Stead, Exec. Ed: Jill Borra, Managing Ed: David Walmsley, Foreign Ed: Craig Offman: RE: Request Evidentiary Info for statement in Article: "Violence and mental illness: case of Norway's Breivik reveals our prejudices"[1]

I am writing to request your evidence for your statement that 'Norway is a "country with a superb mental health system."'

The Norwegian organisation FAMPO (People’s Action Against Abuse of Power, Police State and Culture of abuse | www.fampo.info) accuse - with much evidence - Norway of being the Last Soviet Republic, where Censorship, Child Protection and Psychiatry are worthy of a Dictatorship.[2]

Its not very difficult to see why they make such statements, when (A) editors -- such as Irene Mjøseng, editor of Bygdeposten -- are fired for publishing articles exposing Norway's Stalinesque psychiatry; (B) radio stations are silenced for exposing Norwegian Stalinesque Psychiatric practices and investigative journalism into Stalinesque Psychiatric practices are silenced by the Norwegian legal system; (C) citizens exposing corruption in the Norwegian Education system are silenced by means of Stalinesque Political Psychiatry such as Arnold Juklerød; and civil servants who expose corruption in the Foreign Affairs Ministry are silenced by means of Stalinesque Political Psychiatry, such as Synnøve Fjellbakk Taftø; to mention but a few. 

The Bygdeposten article: "Coercively hospitalised without reason" described a case where a woman from one of Oslo’s suburbs was picked up in her home three times and brought to a mental asylum without any required legal authority written justifications. 

In another article "The last Soviet Republic" the editor informed readers that the police at Sunnmøre demanded that Kåre Torvholm and Oddmar Remøy, both with a clean legal record, be subjected to a mental examination.