Blue quotes from Norway…

Blue were in Norway yesterday and here are a few quotes from an article that i managed to translate. Please note, it isn’t the full article.

– We heard about it when we were in the United States. It is cruel, says Duncan James to “Good evening, Norway.”

- I started to cry when I heard it, to be honest. I am a father now, and it hits harder, says Lee Ryan.

- Norway is such a beautiful and peaceful country, with beautiful people. The fact that someone comes and destroys it…Our deepest sympathy to the families, said Antony Costa.

Superstars have strong ties to Norway, and played among other things, their first monster hit “All Rise”, which ravaged the charts all over the world, in this country.

- The good that has come out is that the country has come together and supported each other. I’ve talked to people here in Halden about it. All feel bad, but there is so much unity, and it is missing in this world, according to Ryan.

The boys have no sympathy with accused terrorist Anders Behring Breivik, who through his lawyer has stated that he was bored in prison, and finds it hard to sit in isolation.

- He has been taken. I hope they just give him the hook. I probably should not say it, but…maintains Simon Webbe.

- I’m just glad they caught him, and hope no one follows in his footsteps, because this is a sick “motherfucker,” said Webbe.

The boys have experienced discrimination, and are horrified that anyone can go to such extreme acts Behring Breivik.

- We have all grown up with prejudice against skin color or sexual orientation. It’s in the world, it is up to you what you do with it. That how I was raised. He is extreme, and there are groups that follow it, says Simon Webbe.

- It’s too bad that there are still ongoing in 2011. It’s scary. We have children, and they need to grow up in this world. They are innocent and should not look like that. Terrorism around the world affects the innocent, and it’s disgusting. It makes you look at the world and see that it’s scary to live in. But we just have to move on with our lives, and pray to God that we are protected and that our families are safe, says Duncan.

- We hope people can hear our music and forget the horrors the three minutes of our last song. It is our contribution, says Simon.

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