“Nigeria’s military has promised increased security but appears incapable of halting a stream of attacks by extremists holding more than 250 schoolgirls hostage.” Or maybe it is unwilling to halt this stream of attacks, since Nigerian generals have been found to have armed the group. Obviously its view of Islam enjoys support in high places.
“Suicide bomber on tricyle taxi detonates explosion at World Cup viewing in Nigeria,” Associated Press, June 17, 2014:
Witnesses have reported that a suicide bomber in a tricycle taxi triggered an explosion that blasted a World Cup viewing center in northeast Nigeria, killing several people.
Hospital workers said the death toll likely will rise with 15 people critically wounded and casualties still coming in at Damaturu, state capital of Yobe state. Boko Haram Islamic extremists have targeted football viewing centers and sports bars in recent weeks, killing at least 40 people in two blasts in northern cities. Witnesses said the tricycle taxi was driven into the outdoor area soon after the Brazil-Mexico match started Wednesday night.
All spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals. Nigeria’s military has promised increased security but appears incapable of halting a stream of attacks by extremists holding more than 250 schoolgirls hostage….
Ashley says
FUCK!
Tradewinds says
As soon as I heard about this I knew it was Muslims. Something has to be done about Muslims and their murder “religion.”
Saleem Smith says
Crowds of infidels gathering to enjoy some World Cup footy is a perfect opportunity for fully obedient jihadi Muslims to kill for Islam in hopes gaining the promised virgins in Islamic Jannah/Heaven .
No doubt cheers of Allahu Akbar! were heard as the bombs exploded killing the infidel patrons of those viewing centers and sports bars in Nigeria.
23,000 plus independent Islamic jihad attacks since 911 and counting.
We ex-Muslims know that Islam is the deadly cult of a fictitious madman.
Steffen Larsen says
I noticed with some hope a “Moses” as well as a “Musa” on the Nigerian national team.