Immigration is nothing new and the Romans could teach us a thing or two about globalization.

The English seem to have a unique problem: How does a former colonial empire deal with immigration ?

Looking from the outside, I can not understand how the more radicalized imams from Luton are allowed to, not only remain in the country, but,  actively and publicly call for the destruction of it's government, laws and social system and demand it's replacement with an islamic caliphate.

It boggles the mind.

Its true the Japanese are very strict in who they let in as migrants, their policy is to ensure the Japanese culture is not eroded or diluted through the influx of immigrants. They do not allow immigration on the scale seen in Europe. Of course, the UK politicians remind us that countries such as Japan have an ageing demographic time bomb that will not be repeated in Britain.

Someone posted on The Telegraph website that Brevik requested monthly visits from a prostitute. Obviously, he's play acting to ensure he does time in the looney bin and not regular jail. He's certainly not mad in the classical sense.

I can't work out if knowing it's the work of a lone lunatic, and not an organised terror cell makes it any better. In the sense you may not have to fear repeat attacks? Have they actually discovered whether he is linked to anyone else?

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say an Army Officer slept with that many women - they sleep with prostitutes a lot.

There's a whiff of asperger syndrome laced with narcissism about this. Looks like there's no other groups he was linked to and he thought this would kick-off a bigger confrontation with him at the helm.

If he was knocking around with right wing neo-nazis they would have been pushing him to attack the direct source of his problems and not some kids.

He's also a bad ambassador for Lacoste, why was he wearing Lacoste? There will be some hidden meaning in his writings - look at the crocodile in a mirror whilst playing Helter Skelter backwards and you see the message of the up and coming culture war written from Renee back in the 1930's.

I was speaking to Norwegian colleague of mine this afternoon, and he said the socialist party was now using this event for political gains. I don't know, I don't follow Norwegian politics. But its shocked the Norwegians more than an event like that would in Blighty.

I don't think the Labour party is using it to gain anything, the PM has handled the situ well but he's not used it as a platform for his party. Not at all.  The youths that were murdered were at a camp ran by the Labour party, symphathy of course will be with the families of those killed but I can't see how anyone of any party here, left or right, has played on this tragedy for political gain. Hepcats colleague is talking rubbish as far as I can see.