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	'''Arne Johannes Myrdal''' (2 November 1935 – 8 August 2007) was a Norwegian political activist. He became known as a controversial political activist who took up the fight against [[mass immigration]] to [[Norway]].		'''Arne Johannes Myrdal''' (2 November 1935 – 8 August 2007) was a Norwegian political activist. He became known as a controversial political activist who took up the fight against [[mass immigration]] to [[Norway]].

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	In 1987, Myrdal co-founded and became the leader of [[Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring]] (''People's Movement Against Immigration'', FMI).		In 1987, Myrdal co-founded and became the leader of [[Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring]] (''People's Movement Against Immigration'', FMI).

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	The origin of it all was that 145 war veterans (war sailors) from [[World War II]] sent a letter to [[King Olav V]], that they were very concerned about the situation where foreigners poured into the country. No one listened to the veterans' warnings and ''Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring'' was formed.		The origin of it all was that 145 war veterans (war sailors) from [[World War II]] sent a letter to [[King Olav V]], that they were very concerned about the situation where foreigners poured into the country. No one listened to the veterans' warnings and ''Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring'' was formed.

	In April 1990, [[anti-racists]] from Blitz showed up in Fevik to sabotage a meeting of the FMI, but got an unpleasant surprise - when the [[~~nationalists~~]] attacked. Arne Myrdal urged his people to attack. The anti-racists were forced to flee the place, while their bus was attacked by angry ~~nationalists~~. All this was caught on film by NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). Myrdal was convicted for four months imprisonment for the incident.		In April 1990, [[anti-racists]] from Blitz showed up in Fevik to sabotage a meeting of the FMI, but got an unpleasant surprise - when the [[fascists]] attacked. Arne Myrdal urged his people to attack. The anti-racists were forced to flee the place, while their bus was attacked by angry fascists. All this was caught on film by NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). Myrdal was convicted for four months imprisonment for the incident.

	In August 1991, confrontations broke out again. This time in Brumunddal. In 1991, Myrdal had been squeezed out of the FMI because some of his meetings ended with political violence, which the rest of the leadership wanted to distance themselves from. Instead, he had founded ''Norge Mot Innvandring'' (''Norway Against Immigration'', NMI), which organized the meeting in Brumunddal. Anti-racists had been bussed in from all over Norway, and they were hundreds who wanted to sabotage the meeting where Myrdal was to speak. It developed into a major street fight in which "anti-racists" were driven out of the town by both ~~nationalists~~ and local youth. Myrdal held a new meeting in Brumunddal three weeks later, where he completed his speech where around 4,000 people showed up both supporters and opponents. One of the supporters says to NRK: ''He is a prophet, and represents so many Norwegians''.		In August 1991, confrontations broke out again. This time in Brumunddal. In 1991, Myrdal had been squeezed out of the FMI because some of his meetings ended with political violence, which the rest of the leadership wanted to distance themselves from. Instead, he had founded ''Norge Mot Innvandring'' (''Norway Against Immigration'', NMI), which organized the meeting in Brumunddal. Anti-racists had been bussed in from all over Norway, and they were hundreds who wanted to sabotage the meeting where Myrdal was to speak. It developed into a major street fight in which "anti-racists" were driven out of the town by both fascists and local youth. Myrdal held a new meeting in Brumunddal three weeks later, where he completed his speech where around 4,000 people showed up both supporters and opponents. One of the supporters says to NRK: ''He is a prophet, and represents so many Norwegians''.

	In November 1991, Myrdal gave a speech at Youngstorget in central [[Oslo]] in front of 10,000 spectators. Many of the spectators were anti-racists who had come just to turn their backs on him. In November 1992, Myrdal was beaten up outside his home by three anti-fascist activists. Myrdal retired from political activity in the mid-1990s due to failing health. He died in 2007.		In November 1991, Myrdal gave a speech at Youngstorget in central [[Oslo]] in front of 10,000 spectators. Many of the spectators were anti-racists who had come just to turn their backs on him. In November 1992, Myrdal was beaten up outside his home by three anti-fascist activists. Myrdal retired from political activity in the mid-1990s due to failing health. He died in 2007.

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	[[File:Arne Myrdal 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Arne Myrdal]]		[[File:Arne Myrdal 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Arne Myrdal]]
	'''Arne Johannes Myrdal''' (2 November 1935 – 8 August 2007) was a Norwegian political activist. He became known as a controversial political activist who took up ~~tbe~~ fight against [[mass immigration]] to [[Norway]].		'''Arne Johannes Myrdal''' (2 November 1935 – 8 August 2007) was a Norwegian political activist. He became known as a controversial political activist who took up the fight against [[mass immigration]] to [[Norway]].

	==Life==		==Life==
	He had a varied working career, including as a military officer and businessman. In ~~tbe~~ 1960s, Myrdal was a local politician in Øyestad for ~~tbe~~ Labour Party. He however withdrew from ~~tbe~~ party and founded ~~tbe~~ Øyestad Free Labour Party (''Øyestad frie Arbeiderparti'') for ~~tbe~~ 1967 local elections. His new party became represented in ~~tbe~~ municipal council, and Myrdal himself was a local councillor for eight years.		He had a varied working career, including as a military officer and businessman. In the 1960s, Myrdal was a local politician in Øyestad for the Labour Party. He however withdrew from the party and founded the Øyestad Free Labour Party (''Øyestad frie Arbeiderparti'') for the 1967 local elections. His new party became represented in the municipal council, and Myrdal himself was a local councillor for eight years.

	===Anti-immigration activism===		===Anti-immigration activism===
	[[File:Myrdal in 1992.png\|thumb\|250px\|Myrdal in 1992]]		[[File:Myrdal in 1992.png\|thumb\|250px\|Myrdal in 1992]]
	In 1987, Myrdal co-founded and became ~~tbe~~ leader of [[Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring]] (''People's Movement Against Immigration'', FMI).		In 1987, Myrdal co-founded and became the leader of [[Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring]] (''People's Movement Against Immigration'', FMI).

	The origin of it all was that 145 war veterans (war sailors) from [[World War II]] sent a letter to [[King Olav V]], that they were very concerned about ~~tbe~~ situation where foreigners poured into ~~tbe~~ country. No one listened to ~~tbe~~ veterans' warnings and ''Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring'' was formed.		The origin of it all was that 145 war veterans (war sailors) from [[World War II]] sent a letter to [[King Olav V]], that they were very concerned about the situation where foreigners poured into the country. No one listened to the veterans' warnings and ''Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring'' was formed.

	In April 1990, [[anti-racists]] from Blitz showed up in Fevik to sabotage a meeting of ~~tbe~~ FMI, but got an unpleasant surprise - when ~~tbe~~ [[fascists]] attacked. Arne Myrdal urged his people to attack. The anti-racists were forced to flee ~~tbe~~ place, while their bus was attacked by angry fascists. All this was caught on film by NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). Myrdal was convicted for four months imprisonment for ~~tbe~~ incident.		In April 1990, [[anti-racists]] from Blitz showed up in Fevik to sabotage a meeting of the FMI, but got an unpleasant surprise - when the [[fascists]] attacked. Arne Myrdal urged his people to attack. The anti-racists were forced to flee the place, while their bus was attacked by angry fascists. All this was caught on film by NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). Myrdal was convicted for four months imprisonment for the incident.

	In August 1991, confrontations broke out again. This time in Brumunddal. In 1991, Myrdal had been squeezed out of ~~tbe~~ FMI because some of his meetings ended with political violence, which ~~tbe~~ rest of ~~tbe~~ leadership wanted to distance themselves from. Instead, he had founded ''Norge Mot Innvandring'' (''Norway Against Immigration'', NMI), which organized ~~tbe~~ meeting in Brumunddal. Anti-racists had been bussed in from all over Norway, and they were hundreds who wanted to sabotage ~~tbe~~ meeting where Myrdal was to speak. It developed into a major street fight in which "anti-racists" were driven out of ~~tbe~~ town by both fascists and local youth. Myrdal held a new meeting in Brumunddal three weeks later, where he completed his speech where around 4,000 people showed up both supporters and opponents. One of ~~tbe~~ supporters says to NRK: ''He is a prophet, and represents so many Norwegians''.		In August 1991, confrontations broke out again. This time in Brumunddal. In 1991, Myrdal had been squeezed out of the FMI because some of his meetings ended with political violence, which the rest of the leadership wanted to distance themselves from. Instead, he had founded ''Norge Mot Innvandring'' (''Norway Against Immigration'', NMI), which organized the meeting in Brumunddal. Anti-racists had been bussed in from all over Norway, and they were hundreds who wanted to sabotage the meeting where Myrdal was to speak. It developed into a major street fight in which "anti-racists" were driven out of the town by both fascists and local youth. Myrdal held a new meeting in Brumunddal three weeks later, where he completed his speech where around 4,000 people showed up both supporters and opponents. One of the supporters says to NRK: ''He is a prophet, and represents so many Norwegians''.

	In November 1991, Myrdal gave a speech at Youngstorget in central [[Oslo]] in front of 10,000 spectators. Many of ~~tbe~~ spectators were anti-racists who had come just to turn their backs on him. In November 1992, Myrdal was beaten up outside his home by three anti-fascist activists. Myrdal retired from political activity in ~~tbe~~ mid-1990s due to failing health. He died in 2007.		In November 1991, Myrdal gave a speech at Youngstorget in central [[Oslo]] in front of 10,000 spectators. Many of the spectators were anti-racists who had come just to turn their backs on him. In November 1992, Myrdal was beaten up outside his home by three anti-fascist activists. Myrdal retired from political activity in the mid-1990s due to failing health. He died in 2007.

	==Convicted for planned asylum centre bombing==		==Convicted for planned asylum centre bombing==
	At ~~tbe~~ end of 1988, undercover FMI member Tom Krømcke reached out to Myrdal with ~~tbe~~ possession of dynamite. He brought this to Myrdal's home, and ~~tbe~~ next day ~~tbe~~ police stormed his house. Myrdal was later convicted to one year imprisonment for planning to bomb a asylum centre.		At the end of 1988, undercover FMI member Tom Krømcke reached out to Myrdal with the possession of dynamite. He brought this to Myrdal's home, and the next day the police stormed his house. Myrdal was later convicted to one year imprisonment for planning to bomb a asylum centre.

	The contacts with ~~tbe~~ police had been initiated by ''Klassekampen'' journalist Finn Sjue (a Norwegian communist), and Krømcke later confirmed in an interview with ~~tbe~~ same newspaper that he had joined ~~tbe~~ FMI with ~~tbe~~ single purpose of working against ~~tbe~~ organisation. Myrdal later claimed that it was Krømcke who had brought up ~~tbe~~ idea of taking action against ~~tbe~~ asylum centre, that ~~tbe~~ whole incident thus was a set-up, and that he himself in addition had been under ~~tbe~~ influence of alcohol ~~tbe~~ night they met.		The contacts with the police had been initiated by ''Klassekampen'' journalist Finn Sjue (a Norwegian communist), and Krømcke later confirmed in an interview with the same newspaper that he had joined the FMI with the single purpose of working against the organisation. Myrdal later claimed that it was Krømcke who had brought up the idea of taking action against the asylum centre, that the whole incident thus was a set-up, and that he himself in addition had been under the influence of alcohol the night they met.

	==Quotes==		==Quotes==

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	[[File:Arne Myrdal 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Arne Myrdal]]		[[File:Arne Myrdal 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Arne Myrdal]]
	'''Arne Johannes Myrdal''' (2 November 1935 – 8 August 2007) was a Norwegian political activist. He became known as a controversial political activist who took up ~~the~~ fight against [[mass immigration]] to [[Norway]].		'''Arne Johannes Myrdal''' (2 November 1935 – 8 August 2007) was a Norwegian political activist. He became known as a controversial political activist who took up tbe fight against [[mass immigration]] to [[Norway]].

	==Life==		==Life==
	He had a varied working career, including as a military officer and businessman. In ~~the~~ 1960s, Myrdal was a local politician in Øyestad for ~~the~~ Labour Party. He however withdrew from ~~the~~ party and founded ~~the~~ Øyestad Free Labour Party (''Øyestad frie Arbeiderparti'') for ~~the~~ 1967 local elections. His new party became represented in ~~the~~ municipal council, and Myrdal himself was a local councillor for eight years.		He had a varied working career, including as a military officer and businessman. In tbe 1960s, Myrdal was a local politician in Øyestad for tbe Labour Party. He however withdrew from tbe party and founded tbe Øyestad Free Labour Party (''Øyestad frie Arbeiderparti'') for tbe 1967 local elections. His new party became represented in tbe municipal council, and Myrdal himself was a local councillor for eight years.

	===Anti-immigration activism===		===Anti-immigration activism===
	[[File:Myrdal in 1992.png\|thumb\|250px\|Myrdal in 1992]]		[[File:Myrdal in 1992.png\|thumb\|250px\|Myrdal in 1992]]
	In 1987, Myrdal co-founded and became ~~the~~ leader of [[Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring]] (''People's Movement Against Immigration'', FMI).		In 1987, Myrdal co-founded and became tbe leader of [[Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring]] (''People's Movement Against Immigration'', FMI).

	The origin of it all was that 145 war veterans (war sailors) from [[World War II]] sent a letter to [[King Olav V]], that they were very concerned about ~~the~~ situation where foreigners poured into ~~the~~ country. No one listened to ~~the~~ veterans' warnings and ''Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring'' was formed.		The origin of it all was that 145 war veterans (war sailors) from [[World War II]] sent a letter to [[King Olav V]], that they were very concerned about tbe situation where foreigners poured into tbe country. No one listened to tbe veterans' warnings and ''Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring'' was formed.

	In April 1990, [[anti-racists]] from Blitz showed up in Fevik to sabotage a meeting of ~~the~~ FMI, but got an unpleasant surprise - when ~~the~~ [[fascists]] attacked. Arne Myrdal urged his people to attack. The anti-racists were forced to flee ~~the~~ place, while their bus was attacked by angry fascists. All this was caught on film by NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). Myrdal was convicted for four months imprisonment for ~~the~~ incident.		In April 1990, [[anti-racists]] from Blitz showed up in Fevik to sabotage a meeting of tbe FMI, but got an unpleasant surprise - when tbe [[fascists]] attacked. Arne Myrdal urged his people to attack. The anti-racists were forced to flee tbe place, while their bus was attacked by angry fascists. All this was caught on film by NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). Myrdal was convicted for four months imprisonment for tbe incident.

	In August 1991, confrontations broke out again. This time in Brumunddal. In 1991, Myrdal had been squeezed out of ~~the~~ FMI because some of his meetings ended with political violence, which ~~the~~ rest of ~~the~~ leadership wanted to distance themselves from. Instead, he had founded ''Norge Mot Innvandring'' (''Norway Against Immigration'', NMI), which organized ~~the~~ meeting in Brumunddal. Anti-racists had been bussed in from all over Norway, and they were hundreds who wanted to sabotage ~~the~~ meeting where Myrdal was to speak. It developed into a major street fight in which "anti-racists" were driven out of ~~the~~ town by both fascists and local youth. Myrdal held a new meeting in Brumunddal three weeks later, where he completed his speech where around 4,000 people showed up both supporters and opponents. One of ~~the~~ supporters says to NRK: ''He is a prophet, and represents so many Norwegians''.		In August 1991, confrontations broke out again. This time in Brumunddal. In 1991, Myrdal had been squeezed out of tbe FMI because some of his meetings ended with political violence, which tbe rest of tbe leadership wanted to distance themselves from. Instead, he had founded ''Norge Mot Innvandring'' (''Norway Against Immigration'', NMI), which organized tbe meeting in Brumunddal. Anti-racists had been bussed in from all over Norway, and they were hundreds who wanted to sabotage tbe meeting where Myrdal was to speak. It developed into a major street fight in which "anti-racists" were driven out of tbe town by both fascists and local youth. Myrdal held a new meeting in Brumunddal three weeks later, where he completed his speech where around 4,000 people showed up both supporters and opponents. One of tbe supporters says to NRK: ''He is a prophet, and represents so many Norwegians''.

	In November 1991, Myrdal gave a speech at Youngstorget in central [[Oslo]] in front of 10,000 spectators. Many of ~~the~~ spectators were anti-racists who had come just to turn their backs on him. In November 1992, Myrdal was beaten up outside his home by three anti-fascist activists. Myrdal retired from political activity in ~~the~~ mid-1990s due to failing health. He died in 2007.		In November 1991, Myrdal gave a speech at Youngstorget in central [[Oslo]] in front of 10,000 spectators. Many of tbe spectators were anti-racists who had come just to turn their backs on him. In November 1992, Myrdal was beaten up outside his home by three anti-fascist activists. Myrdal retired from political activity in tbe mid-1990s due to failing health. He died in 2007.

	==Convicted for planned asylum centre bombing==		==Convicted for planned asylum centre bombing==
	At ~~the~~ end of 1988, undercover FMI member Tom Krømcke reached out to Myrdal with ~~the~~ possession of dynamite. He brought this to Myrdal's home, and ~~the~~ next day ~~the~~ police stormed his house. Myrdal was later convicted to one year imprisonment for planning to bomb a asylum centre.		At tbe end of 1988, undercover FMI member Tom Krømcke reached out to Myrdal with tbe possession of dynamite. He brought this to Myrdal's home, and tbe next day tbe police stormed his house. Myrdal was later convicted to one year imprisonment for planning to bomb a asylum centre.

	The contacts with ~~the~~ police had been initiated by ''Klassekampen'' journalist Finn Sjue (a Norwegian communist), and Krømcke later confirmed in an interview with ~~the~~ same newspaper that he had joined ~~the~~ FMI with ~~the~~ single purpose of working against ~~the~~ organisation. Myrdal later claimed that it was Krømcke who had brought up ~~the~~ idea of taking action against ~~the~~ asylum centre, that ~~the~~ whole incident thus was a set-up, and that he himself in addition had been under ~~the~~ influence of alcohol ~~the~~ night they met.		The contacts with tbe police had been initiated by ''Klassekampen'' journalist Finn Sjue (a Norwegian communist), and Krømcke later confirmed in an interview with tbe same newspaper that he had joined tbe FMI with tbe single purpose of working against tbe organisation. Myrdal later claimed that it was Krømcke who had brought up tbe idea of taking action against tbe asylum centre, that tbe whole incident thus was a set-up, and that he himself in addition had been under tbe influence of alcohol tbe night they met.

	==Quotes==		==Quotes==