<p>The right-wing extremist who has admitted killing 77 people in the worst peacetime massacre that Norway has ever seen told a court on Monday that he deserves a medal of honour for the bloodshed and demanded to be set free.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Anders Behring Breivik smirked as he was led in to the Oslo district court, handcuffed and dressed in a dark suit, for his last scheduled detention hearing before the trial starts in April.<br /><br /> The 32-year-old Norwegian told the court that the July 22 massacre — carried out with a bomb, a rifle and a handgun — was a strike against “traitors” he said are embracing immigration to promote “an Islamic colonisation of Norway.”<br /><br />About 100 survivors and relatives of victims watched in disbelief, as Breivik asked to be released, and told the judge he should receive a military honour for Norway’s most deadly peacetime attacks.<br /><br />Breivik faces terror charges, which carry up to 21 years. However, if he’s deemed gravely mentally ill he will be sent to psychiatric care.</p>
<p>The right-wing extremist who has admitted killing 77 people in the worst peacetime massacre that Norway has ever seen told a court on Monday that he deserves a medal of honour for the bloodshed and demanded to be set free.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Anders Behring Breivik smirked as he was led in to the Oslo district court, handcuffed and dressed in a dark suit, for his last scheduled detention hearing before the trial starts in April.<br /><br /> The 32-year-old Norwegian told the court that the July 22 massacre — carried out with a bomb, a rifle and a handgun — was a strike against “traitors” he said are embracing immigration to promote “an Islamic colonisation of Norway.”<br /><br />About 100 survivors and relatives of victims watched in disbelief, as Breivik asked to be released, and told the judge he should receive a military honour for Norway’s most deadly peacetime attacks.<br /><br />Breivik faces terror charges, which carry up to 21 years. However, if he’s deemed gravely mentally ill he will be sent to psychiatric care.</p>