There is an old phrase that there is no such thing as bad publicity.  The following is an glaring example of when this adage proves false.  The Moscow News reports on the Russian predilections of Oslo’s mass murderer Anders Breivik, highlighted in his 1,500 page online manifesto:

Breivik reportedly picked out Russia’s prime minister as a figure he would like to meet.

And he also highlighted the qualities of Nashi, the pro-Kremlin youth movement long-established in Russia, Vedomosti reported.

Much of the rambling text takes the form of an imaginary interview with the terrorist, who asks himself, among other things, which living people he would most like to meet, according to posts by the blogger avmalgin.