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Last month Anders Breivik was sentenced to 21 years in prison for killing 77 people and injuring 200 in a bomb and shooting massacre in Norway last July. There are still unanswered questions about whether Breivik pulled off the attacks by himself, what the role of the organization he claims to be a part of really was, and whether the police investigation, trial and July 22nd Commission adequately examined all of the evidence. In this wide-ranging conversation, Tom Secker of InvestigatingTheTerror.com discusses his research on the matter, including the echoes of Gladio, the suggestions of false flag, and the political ramifications of the massacre, trial and verdict for Europe as a whole.