Breivik: the court must either justify me or sentenced me to the death penalty

The right -wing extremist Anders Breivik, who confessed to the double terrorist attack in Norway in July last year, said that the court should either justify it or sentenced him to the death penalty that is not applied in the country.

“There are only two legal outcome of the process in my case,” Breivik said at the Oslo, ongoing the third day, at the hearing today. Prior to this, it was reported that the defendant called "worthy of contempt" the 21-year prison term of prison threatening him.

Answering the questions of accusations of relations with radical nationalists, Breivik said that there are two other cells that prepared attacks in Norway. 77 people became victims of the explosion in Oslo and firing on the island of Utaus last summer. Attacks were subjected to objects related to the ruling working parties. According to Anders Breivik, his actions were "cruel, but necessary" in order to save the country and Europe from multiculturalism and Muslims.