Cameroon discloses new details about Boko
Haram overnight attack on Tchakarmari in the
northern part of the country.
The News informs that earlier report indicated
that seven persons were killed and 20
kidnapped.
However, according to the latest information
based on the estimates of local government
and military sources, at least eight people
were killed and about 100 others were
kidnapped.
The source notes that Tchakarmari lies
north of Maroua, where dozens of people
were killed in a series of suicide bombings by
the Nigerian Islamist group last month.
An anonymous source in local government
said: “Residents said the attackers headed
back to Nigeria where Cameroon is not allowed
to pursue them”.
One of the senior military officers disclosed
that the attackers had crossed over from
Nigeria shortly after midnight.
It is important to note that for struggle
against Boko Haram Cameroon has already
deployed about 7,000 troops as part of a
regional force which includes Chad, Niger and
Nigeria.


www.naij.com/507941-breaking-boko-haram-kidnaps-100-kills-8-cameroon.html

So I heard

Boko harm.... Thats part of the problem we Africans we keep having.. Engage this children in sch they will pursue a brighter future. Our corrupt politician will always embezzle this money for reformation... ANY BUSINESS U ALL INVEST WITH NIGERIA MONEY AND OTHERS U WILL NOT REAP IT IN YOUR LIFE.. IN AS MUCH NA RICE I DEY CHOP FOR OVER A MONTH NOW.. AND YOU HAVE OVER 16 DIFFERENT TYPES OF FOOD OFFER TO U DAILY TO CHOOSE FROM

I s l a m a b a d



NB: stop quoting me, I only said I s l a m a b a d, I didn't insult anyone.
Stay off my mention

OK

OREMUSSANCTUS:
I s l a m a b a d

ur still of d opinion DAT dis ppl are Muslim or DAT dey practice Islam?

OREMUSSANCTUS:
I s l a m a b a d

When will you have sense.. Every day Islamabad.. U must be a fool...


3. The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA)
The mainstream media have had much to
say about the Islamist brutality of Boko
Haram, but one terrorist group they haven’t
paid nearly as much attention to is the
Lord’s Resistance Army—which was founded
by Joseph Kony (a radical Christianist) in
Uganda in 1987 and has called for the
establishment of a severe Christian
fundamentalist government in that country.
The LRA, according to Human Rights
Watch, has committed thousands of killings
and kidnappings—and along the way, its
terrorism spread from Uganda to parts of
the Congo, the Central African Republic
(CAR) and South Sudan. The word “jihadist”
is seldom used in connection with the LRA,
but in fact, the LRA’s tactics are not unlike
those of ISIS or Boko Haram. And the
governments Kony hopes to establish in
Sub-Saharan Africa would implement a
Christianist equivalent of Islamic Sharia
law.
4. TheNational Liberation Front of Tripura
India is not only a country of Hindus and
Sikhs, but also, of Muslims, Buddhists,
Catholics and Protestants. Most of India’s
Christians are peaceful, but a major
exception is the National Liberation Front
of Tripura (NLFT). Active in the state of
Tripura in Northeastern India since 1989,
NLFT is a paramilitary Christianist
movement that hopes to secede from
India and establish a Christian
fundamentalist government in Tripura.
NLFT has zero tolerance for any religion
other than Christianity, and the group has
repeatedly shown a willingness to kill,
kidnap or torture Hindus who refuse to be
converted to its extreme brand of Protestant
fundamentalism.
In 2000, NLFT vowed to kill anyone who
participated in Durga Puja (an annual
Hindu festival) And in May 2003, at least
30 Hindus were murdered during one of
NLFT’s killing sprees.
5. The Phineas Priesthood
White supremacist groups don’t necessarily
have a religious orientation: some of them
welcome atheists as long as they believe in
white superiority. But the Christian Identity
movement specifically combines white
supremacist ideology with Christianist
terrorism, arguing that violence against
non-WASPs is ordained by God and that
white Anglo Saxon Protestants are God’s
chosen people. The modern Christian
Identity movement in the U.S. has been
greatly influenced by the Ku Klux Klan—an
organization that has committed numerous
acts of terrorism over the years—and in the
1970s, new Christian Identity groups like
the Aryan Nations and the Covenant, the
Sword and the Arm of the Lord (CSA)
emerged. Another Christian Identity group
of recent decades has been the Phineas
Priesthood, whose members have been
involved in violent activities ranging from
abortion clinic bombings to bank
robberies (mainly in the Pacific Northwest).
On November 28, 2014, Phineas Priesthood
member Larry Steven McQuilliams went on
a violent rampage in Austin, Texas—where
he fired over 100 rounds at various targets
(including a federal courthouse, the local
Mexican Consulate building and a police
station) before being shot and killed by
police.
http://
www.salon.com/2015/04/07/6_modern_day_christian

Amastermovic:
Boko harm.... Thats part of the problem we Africans we keep having.. Engage this children in sch they will pursue a brighter future. Our corrupt politician will always embezzle this money for reformation... ANY BUSINESS U ALL INVEST WITH NIGERIA MONEY AND OTHERS U WILL NOT REAP IT IN YOUR LIFE.. IN AS MUCH NA RICE I DEY CHOP FOR OVER A MONTH NOW.. AND YOU HAVE OVER 16 DIFFERENT TYPES OF FOOD OFFER TO U DAILY TO CHOOSE FROM

BT rice na rich mans food in some places ooo

sayyid:

BT rice na rich mans food in some places ooo

Preparation different 160 perlitre kerosene I dey chop half done to manage.. Put grounded pepper towards the ending put 10# head of fry fish to get small protein

Amastermovic:

When will you have sense.. Every day Islamabad.. U must be a fool...

3. The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) The mainstream media have had much to say about the Islamist brutality of Boko Haram, but one terrorist group they haven’t paid nearly as much attention to is the Lord’s Resistance Army—which was founded by Joseph Kony (a radical Christianist) in Uganda in 1987 and has called for the establishment of a severe Christian fundamentalist government in that country. The LRA, according to Human Rights Watch, has committed thousands of killings and kidnappings—and along the way, its terrorism spread from Uganda to parts of the Congo, the Central African Republic (CAR) and South Sudan. The word “jihadist” is seldom used in connection with the LRA, but in fact, the LRA’s tactics are not unlike those of ISIS or Boko Haram. And the governments Kony hopes to establish in Sub-Saharan Africa would implement a Christianist equivalent of Islamic Sharia law. 4. TheNational Liberation Front of Tripura India is not only a country of Hindus and Sikhs, but also, of Muslims, Buddhists, Catholics and Protestants. Most of India’s Christians are peaceful, but a major exception is the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT). Active in the state of Tripura in Northeastern India since 1989, NLFT is a paramilitary Christianist movement that hopes to secede from India and establish a Christian fundamentalist government in Tripura. NLFT has zero tolerance for any religion other than Christianity, and the group has repeatedly shown a willingness to kill, kidnap or torture Hindus who refuse to be converted to its extreme brand of Protestant fundamentalism. In 2000, NLFT vowed to kill anyone who participated in Durga Puja (an annual Hindu festival) And in May 2003, at least 30 Hindus were murdered during one of NLFT’s killing sprees. 5. The Phineas Priesthood White supremacist groups don’t necessarily have a religious orientation: some of them welcome atheists as long as they believe in white superiority. But the Christian Identity movement specifically combines white supremacist ideology with Christianist terrorism, arguing that violence against non-WASPs is ordained by God and that white Anglo Saxon Protestants are God’s chosen people. The modern Christian Identity movement in the U.S. has been greatly influenced by the Ku Klux Klan—an organization that has committed numerous acts of terrorism over the years—and in the 1970s, new Christian Identity groups like the Aryan Nations and the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord (CSA) emerged. Another Christian Identity group of recent decades has been the Phineas Priesthood, whose members have been involved in violent activities ranging from abortion clinic bombings to bank robberies (mainly in the Pacific Northwest). On November 28, 2014, Phineas Priesthood member Larry Steven McQuilliams went on a violent rampage in Austin, Texas—where he fired over 100 rounds at various targets (including a federal courthouse, the local Mexican Consulate building and a police station) before being shot and killed by police. http:// www.salon.com/2015/04/07/6_modern_day_christian

naso ooo and any small tin dey go dey shout say Muslims are terrorist