After a tremendous expression of hatred and violence towards a leftist political party because of Islam we try to understand in what circles Anders Breivik wrong and what got into him. In his over 1500 -page declaration he refers frequently to Netherlands. Geert Wilders and praised Breivik claims in 2002 with kindred spirits a Knighthood established to have in London. Among those sympathizers would be anonymous Dutch Christian agnostic have been. A Belgian would its co-founder, but was not to be present in the occasion.
The Knights would the pretentious name as Breivik “The poor fellow and height of Solomonic” (PCCTS) have and can be summarized as “the Knights Templar”. The character of the, possible only in the imagination of Breivik existing, organization would be nationalist and military, with the armed struggle as a goal. Which Belgian and Dutchman could this now, if it is not a pipe dream? With such minimal evidence is almost impossible to find candidates. There are some people who call themselves agnostic, there's even a Belgian who at forums Catholic-agnostic calls. However, any other indicator to build up a somewhat credible theory is lacking.
The theme “Templars” pops up here and there or at the extreme right-wing movement in the Dutch language. Some anonymous online use variations as alias. The Belgian neo Kris Roman from Dendermonde wrote a book about the Templars it around 2004 surfaced. Which was published by his Ancient St. Andrew's Guild of Dendermonde, A militia with far-right members. One of the logos that had used this same guild Templar Cross that Breivik also posted on his declaration, but that'll cross your course soon end if you choose the Templars as an example.
In the book of Roman, the Islamic armies, although described as enemy, but only in an historical fashion. The booklet concludes with the sentence “The whole history of the Templars, we can draw many lessons: If we do that, then the Templars will increasingly live. Ja, the Templars still live…”.
Roman possibly referring here only to the motto of the Templars, he will recommend to the modern right-wing extremist. Roman, who is visiting at the moment with some Dutch with political friends in Moscow denies any involvement in Breivik's club. Another Belgian who had contact with the Guild of St. Andrew Roman was Stefaan van den Eynde. He was the chairman of the pagan organization Tradition. Van den Eynde received on 22 juli 2011 the manifesto of Breivik at his email address.
