It goes on and on to the point where it's hard to see a difference between Brevek and Alex's vision of an ideal society. Brevik describes his, quote, one, Islam cannot be present. Two, an ethnic homogeneous people. Three, an educated people with high average IQ. Four, cultural conservative policies, nationalistic policies. Five, free market. All of this is exactly what Alex would be in line with.

He does believe those things. Absolutely. His actions imply very clearly that that's something that he's into.

64 times in the manifesto, Brevik cites Robert Spencer, the anti-Muslim proprietor of the website Jihad Watch. Coincidentally, Robert Spencer is a regular guest on Alex's show, and Alex uses Jihad Watch as a source constantly. Brevik was a big admirer of Geert Wilders, someone Alex actively campaigned for him.