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This document speculates that the 2011 attacks in Norway that killed 77 people were part of an Israeli black operation rather than the work of a lone gunman. It references evidence that the attacker had Jewish ancestry and may have been motivated to support Israel. It also claims other recent mass attacks were secretly orchestrated by Jewish groups to achieve political goals.
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