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Norway Gunman Or A Terrorist?

After the attack on Norway which killed more than 100 people. I searched on the internet for the titles of the guy who was behind these attacks. I was not surprised by the titles which were given to him by different foreign media.

Guardian called him “Norwegian gunman”, New York Times stated as “Oslo suspect”, Fox News mentioned him as “Norwegian suspect”, and BBC called him “Norway gunman”. Few called him right wing extremist. Not even a single media called him terrorist. I think because he is not a Muslim that’s why he is not called terrorist even after he killed more than 100 people.

 

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July 25, 2011 Mubashir Mahmood
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Mubashir Mahmood

Mubashir Mahmood is interested in Sports, Business, Tech. He is associated with AwamiWeb for the last 10 years. He has also worked in the Dawn newspaper. He tweets @mubashirmahmood

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