Norwegian mass murderer was a Stella Mwangi fan?

Stella Mwangi popularly known as, STL won the Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix final held in Oslo Spectrum in February. By winning the Norwegian final, she automatically qualified to represent Norway in the semi-finals to be held in Germany in May. When Stella Mwangi’s song Haba Haba was chosen in this year’s Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix final, eye bows were raised. This was a controversial choice simply because for many the song did not reflect Norwegian music culture but showcased African. Despite the critcism, “Haba Haba” was one of the hot favourites from the very beginning, clouding the Norwegian airwaves and topping the local charts. “Haba Haba” defied the odds becoming an instant hit because: the positive message of the song, its simplicity and its catchy tune made it irresistible.

Mass murdering right wing psychopath, Anders Behring Breivik’s diary published on the internet includes comments made about STL who moved with her family to Norway in 1991 and represented Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest. The Eurovision semi-finals and finals where held in May 2011. Mr Breivik admitted carrying out shooting and bombing attacks that killed at least 93 people.

In an entry he made on the finals,  May 14, Mr Breivik reveals in his diary that Norway’s choice of "Haba Haba" as its Eurovision nominee, was  Norway's "crap, politically correct contribution" to the Eurovision contest. The self proclaimed racist further says "an asylum seeker from Kenya performing a bongo song, very representative of Europe and my country". Mr Brevik who is the perfect “poster boy” for the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) then laments, "In any case; I hope Germany wins"! STL did not progress past the semi-finals of the contest. 

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