Editing Vigrid (Norway) (section)

==Conflict over use of heritage site==
A 7 August 2012 article in the local newspaper ''[[Gjengangeren]]'', where Tore Tvedt described how Vigrid uses the heritage site [[Borre mound cemetery]] in [[Vestfold]] for their initiation ceremonies,<ref name="gjeng"/> caused an uproar among local politicians, including the mayor of [[Horten]]. The municipal presidency unanimously decided to issue a declaration condemning Vigrid's use of the site. Vigrid is accused of abusing the park and the document demands that the organization ceases to use the area. The politicians argue that "Vigrid's racial theories and political profile are completely at variance with the heritage values we believe the park to represent." The declaration also promised that the presidency will coordinate measures between the proprietor and the administration of the area as well as other public authorities to prevent future political misuse. Labour Party politician [[Nils Henning Hontvedt]], who initiated the declaration, told ''Gjengangeren'' in a 21 August article titled "Declaring war on Vigrid" that were it not for the [[2011 Norway attacks|events of 22 July 2011]] they would possibly have let the matter slide. Hontvedt also conceded that [[freedom of expression]] considerations and the absence of clear legislation may make it difficult to prevent Vigrid from using the park in the future.<ref>{{Cite news |author= Larsen, Guri |title= Erklærer krig mot Vigrid |trans-title= Declaring war on Vigrid |url= http://www.gjengangeren.no/nyheter/erklerer-krig-mot-vigrid-1.7498914 |newspaper= Gjengangeren |location= Horten, [[Norway]] |language= no |date= 21 August 2012 |access-date= 27 August 2012 |archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20120824025200/http://www.gjengangeren.no/nyheter/erklerer-krig-mot-vigrid-1.7498914 |archive-date= 24 August 2012 |url-status= live |df= dmy-all }}</ref>