'I did it for Norway': Mass killer Breivik boasts of committing 'most spectacular attack on Europe since World War II' and tells court he would do it all again

• Lay judge Thomas Indreboe dismissed from bench after online comments in aftermath of slaughter that said Breivik should face death penalty
• Breivik read from prepared statement in Oslo court to explain his actions
• Says: 'I would do it all again. I was motivated by goodness not evil'
• 'These were not innocent, non-political children'
• 'Inspired by Al Qaeda... the most successful militant group in the world'
• Trial over events of July 22, 2011, expected to last 10 weeks
• Killed 8 in Oslo bomb blast then gunned down 69 on Utoya island

By Lee Moran and Christian Gysin

PUBLISHED: 07:27 GMT, 17 April 2012 | UPDATED: 17:11 GMT, 17 April 2012

Mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik today said he carried out his sickening killing spree 'for Norway' and boasted that, if he could, then he would do it all again.

Reading from a prepared statement, he said he was 'motivated by goodness not evil' and that his murder of 77 people was 'the most spectacular and sophisticated attack on Europe since World War II'.

He lashed out at Norwegian and European governments for embracing immigration and multiculturalism and said he killed 'to save future generations'

During his rambling one hour and 20 minute rant the 33-year-old was stopped on four occasions - three times by the senior judge Wenche Elisabeth Arntzen - and once by counsel for the families.

On each occasion it was suggested he had either overstepped his time frame for his address - or said things that were unnecessarily hurtful.

In one particularly odious pronouncement he spoke of the Labour party’s youth wing group camping on the island of Utoya where he killed 69 youngsters.

He said: 'The majority of young people were brainwashed and naive, indoctrinated by schools or their parents.

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