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Current Events => Breaking News => Topic started by: Ptarmigan on April 02, 2015, 06:27:16 PM
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Militants Kill 147 In Kenyan University Attack
http://news.sky.com/story/1457254/militants-kill-147-in-kenyan-university-attack
An attack by masked terrorists who stormed a university in eastern Kenya has left at least 147 people dead.
Around 80 more have been confirmed as wounded in the siege at Garissa University, which has now ended after the four attackers detonated their suicide vests.
The gunmen hurled grenades and fired automatic rifles as students were sleeping, shooting dead dozens before setting Muslims free and holding Christians and others hostage.
At least 147 killed in a terrorist attack in Kenya. The dead are Christians killed by Jihadists. Horrible. :mad: :argh:
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They targeted the dorms when the Muzzies should have been at the Mosque and asked people what their religion was. This looks good for Obama's planned summer trip to his homeland of Kenya.
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They targeted the dorms when the Muzzies should have been at the Mosque and asked people what their religion was. This looks good for Obama's planned summer trip to his homeland of Kenya.
They're just doing over there what the gay mafia wants to do over here.
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Went after the Christians? Bet Buzzy would love that...
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Interesting tidbit about the attack:
Meanwhile, questions have been raised about the security response to the Garissa attack.
Police waited seven hours before sending a special tactical unit into the college to fight the gunmen, Kenya's Daily Nation newspaper reported Sunday.
When the specially trained police finally went in, it took them only 30 minutes to kill the four attackers and stop the siege, the paper said.
Army barracks are just 500 meters (540 yards) from the college, and military officers said they could handle the attack, said a police officer who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media. Only after three soldiers were killed did the army call in the police tactical unit, he said.
http://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2015/04/05/prayers-fear-mark-easter-services-in-garissa-kenya