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http://www.vg.no/nyheter/innenriks/oslo ... d=10097251Breivik wanted to flee in a stolen plane.Breivik told police he did not manage to prepare properly for the attack and didn't have enough time to prepare as the all the work took longer than he had calculated.
He also told the police he had planned originally to steal a plane from Gardermoen and flee in it after he was finished with the massacre operation.
Mr Lippestad, his lawyer, did not want to comment on the plan.
"In general, I can say that Breivik in many aspects has a complete other understanding of reality than is usual", said Lippestad.
"...police are following up with some questions. The most important is to find out whether or not he had helpers. Many of the questions are technical and deal with how he put the bomb together. The police want to know if he had the required skill so that he could do this alone," said Lippestad.
Reporter: well, does he?
"I don't know, but he answers in great detail about how things went forward", says Lippestad.
Reporter: - Has it been determined what he was drugged with under the terror action and mass murder?
"Results aren't clear, but according to what he has said, then we are talking of a cocktail of medications, says the lawyer.
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"He won't talk about the other cells and is sticking to his demands listed earlier. He wants new government, not only in Norway but throughout all of Europe. In his world he has started a revolution, and he expects that there will soon be a war in Europe," says Lippestad.
Reporter: What does he ask you or the police about?
He is interested in how the world has reacted to what he did. He expects the establishment will judge him harshly but he also thinks he has many followers, says the lawyer.
"Breivik is also very concerned about how his manifesto is dissimulated. He wants to get his message out. He also wishes that I help him out [with spreading it around]."
Reporter: How did you react to that?
I made it extremely clear that I would not spread his message or his ideas. He understands completely and agrees with this, says Lippestad.
Reporter: Does he ask about his family?
"No. But under questioning he relates that he has always had a very good relationship with them.No one in the family has contacted me", says Lippestad.
Reporter: How are your conversations with Breivik?
"This week I met him twice in the jail. We speak greit together. My job is to explain what his rights are and that he gets the things he has need of", says Lippestad.
He speaks of a client who has an extraordinary obsession with the way he looks. He has had some clothes sent to himself and he is always concerned that he look nice, which he takes time to do, says Lippestad.
Breivik has also said that he is bored in his cell and that he was not prepared for how boring and lonely it would be.
"He has begun to read a book about Norway's history, or he exercises a little. He has asked for a (datamaskin - computer?). He wants to watch some TV-series", says Lippestad
Reporter: How far has he come with his speech?
"He has not started yet, but he says he wants to write a speech to defend himself" , sier Lippestad.
Reporter: Do you find anything at all that indicates that it has begun to dawn on him what he has done?
"No".
Reporter: Does he ask about how things are going with the victims from Utøya?
"No. He just wants to know how many he had the opportunity to kill. Nothing more".
Questioning of Brevik continues next week.