The Norwegian mass murderer wished to meet South Korean President Lee Myung-bak along with other global leaders, according to reports.

Anders Behring Breivick included President Lee on the list of global leaders that he want to meet in his 1,518 page document entitled “2083: A European Declaration of Independence.”

He mentioned the Pope and Putin, and other global leaders such as Geert Wilders and Taro Aso.

Geert Wilders is known as one of Europe’s most high profile right-wing political leaders in the Netherlands, however Wilders has described the man “violent and sick” according to reports.

Breivik had also a certain degree of interest in South Korea and Japan by not only wanting to meet the current Korean president and former Japanese prime minister, but also naming both countries as “models” of monoculture.

He wrote that they “represent many of the European classical conservative principles of the 1950s.” He also said they are the most peaceful societies “where you can travel freely everywhere without the constant fear of getting raped, ravaged, robbed or killed”.

By Christopher Kim

Intern Reporter
(chriskim1006@gmail.com)
Edited by Rob York