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Peace loving religion knows only one thing... how to make others rest in peace.

Militants from the Pakistani Taliban have attacked an army-run school in Peshawar, killing 141 people, 132 of them children, the military say.

Officials say the attack in the north-western city is over, with all the attackers killed. Seven militants took part in all, according to the army.

Scores of survivors are being treated in hospitals as frantic parents search for news of their children.

The attack - the Taliban's deadliest in Pakistan - has been widely condemned.

Describing the attack from his hospital bed to the BBC's Shaimaa Khalil, Shahrukh Khan, 17, said a gunman had entered his classroom and opened fire at random.

As he hid under a desk, he saw his friends being shot, one in the head and one in the chest. Two teachers were also kille

School pupil Mohammad Baqair lost his mother, a teacher, in the attack
A Taliban spokesman told BBC Urdu that the school, which is run by the army, had been targeted in response to military operations.

Hundreds of Taliban fighters are thought to have died in a recent offensive in North Waziristan and the nearby Khyber area.

US President Barack Obama said terrorists had "once again shown their depravity" while UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said it was "an act of horror and rank cowardice".
This brutal attack may well be a watershed for a country long accused by the world of treating terrorists as strategic assets.

Pakistan's policy-makers struggling to come to grips with various shades of militants have often cited a "lack of consensus" and "large pockets of sympathy" for religious militants as a major stumbling-block.

That is probably why, when army chief Gen Raheel Sharif launched what he called an indiscriminate operation earlier in the year against militant groups in Pakistan's lawless tribal belt, the political response was lukewarm at best.

We will get them, was his message, be they Pakistani Taliban, Punjabi Taliban, al-Qaeda and affiliates, or most importantly, the dreaded Haqqani network. But the country's political leadership chose to remain largely silent. This is very likely to changeLate on Tuesday, military spokesman Asim Bajwa told reporters in Peshawar that 132 children and nine members of staff had been killed.

All seven of the attackers wore suicide bomb vests, he said. Scores of people were also injured.

It appears the militants scaled walls to get into the school and set off a bomb at the start of the assault.

Children who escaped say the militants then went from one classroom to another, shooting indiscriminately.

One boy told reporters he had been with a group of 10 friends who tried to run away and hide. He was the only one to survive.

Others described seeing pupils lying dead in the corridors. One local woman said her friend's daughter had escaped because her clothing was covered in blood from those around her and she had lain pretending to be dead.
A hospital doctor treating injured children said many had head and chest injuries.

Irshadah Bibi, a woman who lost her 12-year-old son, was seen beating her face in grief, throwing herself against an ambulance.

"O God, why did you snatch away my son?" AFP news agency quoted her as saying.
The school is near a military complex in Peshawar. The city, close to the Afghan border, has seen some of the worst of the violence during the Taliban insurgency in recent years.

Many of the students were the children of military personnel. Most of them would have been aged 16 or under.


Hundreds of parents are outside the school waiting for news of their children, according to Wafis Jan from the Red Crescent
Pakistani Taliban spokesman Mohammad Khurasani said the militants had been "forced" to launch the attack in response to army attacks.

Leading figures in Pakistan expressed grief and indignation

Pakistani Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai said she and millions of others would mourn the dead children, her "brothers and sisters", adding "we will never be defeated"
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif spoke of a "national tragedy"
Pakistani opposition leader and former cricket captain Imran Khan condemned the attack as "utter barbarism

They're not happy in Gaza .. They're not happy in Egypt .. They're not happy in Libya .. They're not happy in Morocco .. They're not happy in Iran .. They're not happy in Iraq .. They're not happy in Yemen .. They're not happy in Afghanistan .. They're not happy in Pakistan .. They're not happy in Syria .. They're not happy in Lebanon .. SO, WHERE ARE THEY HAPPY? They're happy in Australia . They're happy in Canada . They're happy in England .. They're happy in France .. They're happy in Italy .. They're happy in Germany .. They're happy in Sweden .. They're happy in the USA .. They're happy in Norway .. They're happy in Holland . They're happy in India . They're happy in Denmark . Basically, they're happy in every country that is not Muslim and unhappy in every country that is! AND WHO DO THEY BLAME? Not Islam. Not their leadership. Not themselves. THEY BLAME THE COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN! AND THEN; They want to change those countries to be like.... THE COUNTRY THEY CAME FROM WHERE THEY WERE UNHAPPY! Remark- Even Muslims can't disagree with this.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Supreme-Court-ruling-on-sharia-courts-draws-sharp-reaction-from-Muslim-clerics/articleshow/37962146.cms?

This is a top trending comment in india right now in response to article .

Smilenw: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/a-long-way-from-goa-kerala-district-mourns-its-favourite-nigerian/1193358/

Along the same coast as Goa, in another part of India, a different story involving a Nigerian played out last week. As Philip Osigale, 23, lay dying, people from across the Malappuram district in Kerala came together to raise money for his treatment, to donate blood and, after he passed away, pooled money so that his body could be embalmed and sent home.

From Lagos in Nigeria, Osigale had been based in Malappuram for two years, during the course of which he participated in the local sevens football tournament. A shorter, one-hour version of the game, the tournament is played in the district on its paddy fields when they are dry between December and May.

Normally, Nigerian players return home or travel to Kolkata after every sevens season. However, Osigale had stayed back in Malappuram, giving coaching to school teams and at clubs.

Recent years have seen a rise in the number of foreign players in the sevens tournament — with the Nigerians numbering hundred on an average, sponsored by two dozen local clubs. Of the seven members in a side that plays, two can be foreigners.

While Malappuram clubs earlier recruited Nigerian players from Kolkata, where they would come for the I-League matches, lately the players had started approaching the clubs directly. The players get Rs 2,000-Rs 5,000 per game.

It was around three weeks ago that Osigale came down with a fever from which he never recovered. He passed away on November 7 after multi-organ failure.

"Hearing he was in hospital, football lovers and clubs raised Rs 4.60 lakh for his treatment. As there was no one from his family here, they took turns to be with him," said Parakkal Anvar, president of Sky Blue Club that had got Osigale from Nigeria.

Abdul Jabbar, who has got several footballers from Nigeria, said as Osigale stopped responding to medicines, doctors decided to perform plasmapheresis (replacement of plasma in the blood). As many as 150 bags of blood are required for this. Again, the fans pitched in.On Friday, local clubs and fans pooled money to send Osigale's body home after embalming. "We are awaiting the Nigerian High Commission's nod," said Anvar



A real true heart touching story .If only Nigerian especially some people who make money illegally resist doing it and giving a bad name to the country and its people . These kind of of compassion would be more not just india but all over the world .

rest in peace Philip Osigale you r a true nigerian .

More than 10000 people according to latest sources .philippines i heard is a very god loving and catholic christian country . so is it SATAN OR JESUS who did it. I want to know the answer

POLICE came visiting me to check my documents about 5 hours back and yes they have some 15 names which r exclusively nigerian .
According to my knowledge all nigerians have valid visa papers and we have registered ourselves at the local police station when we came to the city.
I stay in vijayawada city about 270 km east of hyderabad where OP is staying and i study in a JESUIT COLLEGE HERE.

Only $ 1 MILLION DOLLARS .No wonder Ghana is ant of Africa .While our gaint of africa politicians dont even quit politics even if they steal 100 million

The story is false



An American news satire website's play of words and comment on the security of women in India, and particularly in Assam, has evoked sharp criticism from netizens. Social media is abuzz with reactions - many believing the satire to be "true news" - after the website published a report headlined, 'The Assam Rape Festival In India Begins This Week' on November 3.

The report, first published on NationalReport.net, which claims to be America's Number 1 independent news team, was widely shared on social media. The report was later picked up by many websites and forums. With the frenzy snowballing, a few others tried to explain that the report was indeed a satire although it was not written anywhere on the website that it publishes fake news.

On Thursday, Assam criminal investigation department registered a suo motu case against the website for posting the defamatory article.

Commenting on Facebook, Arindom Phukan pointed out that the website had nowhere mentioned that the story was a satire. Ironically, the report was shared more than 89,500 times on Facebook and around 1,000 times on Twitter. "Men in India are already beginning to celebrate as the annual Assam Rape Festival is just days away. Every non-married girl age 7-16 will have the chance to flee to safety or get raped," the write-up said.

Commenting on the post, one Terrance believed that the report was true and went on to write, "India is always raping something. Makes me sick!"

Cursing the male gender, one Hannah wrote, "God have mercy on these innocent women... what kind of tradition is this. All you have to know is that God is watching you and you are going to pay for your sins."

Giving the link to the 'news story', the NationalReport posted on Facebook, "We would recommend foreign travelers avoid #India this week during the #AssamRapeFestival! Don't say we didn't warn you!" The Facebook page also claims itself to be one of the 'most accurate news' on the web.

Web archives shows that NationalReport's now deleted disclaimer page read, "NationalReport is a news and political satire web publication, which may or may not use real names, often in semi-real or mostly fictitious ways."
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Assam-Rape-Fest-story-in-US-media-triggers-row/articleshow/25398795.cms

This the article ,there is no mention of no mans land

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-24835058

The op should be banned

Many posters have talked about hitting Indians in nigeria or worse killing them i can understand them as they talking about it in anger.
But what i cannot understand is DIPLOMAT talking like a common man saying there r 1 million indian in nigeria u should worry about their life stuff such as that . No diplomat talks stuff like that the closet i have seen is iran diplomats threatening isreal.

India is the largest importer of nigerian crude oil that why indian government is bending backward to please Nigerians .

ROSSIKE: Sure. Let's just sit back and WAIT till the rest of the world has advanced past us, then we play catch up/// AGAIN.

Do we never learn??

And before you run me that ''we have other issues to deal with'' line, INDIA probably has MORE such issues to deal with than we do, including poverty, illiteracy etc etc. But they KNOW they cannot afford to wait to resolve all those issues first before thinking of scientific and technological advancement.

India has battled the worst of poverty and emerged as leader to third world countries.
When Great britain went on world wide to conquer there r many majority of english citizens who lacked a proper meal .but they still went to conquer . the result is all to see.
never let poverty hold you u down .

This is heights of character assassination.
Either the victim of the so called criminals are seun girlfriend or relatives , this topic would not had been in limelight for 2 years in this section.

pc guru: A Married woman trying to impress me pls don't put the thought in my head, well am guessing i would visit there assuming if i get a contract there, i got no issues with them, i keep a lof of indian friends because they mostly assist especially when i have issues at work and i assist them too. Friendship to me is more important i wouldn't throw that because someone and i happen to be from the same place who i don't know. Funny story there was this Nigerian in Mauritius who traveled here with no plan of working , he came on a two weeks visa and used a month which is illegal i asked him why he spent all that money coming here if he had no plan on what to do afterwards; short story was that he got deported; now another Nigerian that came here for 2weeks applied for a job, and didn't get it but because he was that skilled the company sent his resume to another company who extended his visa and that's how he got to stay legally. there are many more; i used to keep friends with Nigerians here in Mauritius till i learnt the hard way. I was looking at the fact that we are brothers, these guys almost put me in trouble while i was in school, it became a police report. since then am wary who i speak with not all of them come with good intentions.

You have misunderstood me . Many employees who travel around the world for employment. Will praise the countries where they get employment while running down on their home country
This is especially true for citizens of African and Asian countries

pc guru: Seriously then why is my colleague killing herself to leave she painted the place very bad. because i have a friend who stays there. i guess its easy to get misinformed (wordplay intended) by the media. There are two Indians here who told me they really wanted to leave like it was that bad. but anyway thanx for shedding light

May be she is trying to impress u and want to blend in the country.
The kind of transformation India has seen in last 7 years of my stay has been amazing .New higways built, existing ones expanded .54000 MW is added to generation capacity in last 5 years and still 300 million are without electricity now compare that to what Nigeria achieved we are still hovering around 3000 to 4000 MW.

Any body who thinks Nigeria is better than India is deceiving themselves
I have been living in India for past 7 years and have visited many cities and states and can honestly tell Nigeria is no match to India.

This thread make me feel goosebumps . I agree 100% with op
except for oil and population there is nothing international community is positive with nigeria.
we need leaders . but sadly this thread will progress into either GEJ OR Others. Forgetting our past 40 years of history , where
we will easily forget for past leaders and put entire blame on GEJ

who according to u must replace GEJ. It is easy to hate but kindly suggest the alternative

There is loss of more than 161 lives in the massacre as of now .
World media is not perturbed .
Nigerian media is least bothered.
Nairaland moderators pretend it did not happen, no wonder there is no news on the front page.
compare this with Nairobi attack
The whole world is buzz with the news and response of kenyan troops .

Maiduguri — Environmental officers yesterday recovered 87 more corpses of travelers killed by suspected Boko Haram gunmen during an attack on Maiduguri-Damaturu road near Benisheik town in Borno State on Tuesday.

This was in addition to 55 bodies earlier picked up on Wednesday, officials of the Borno State Environmental Protection Agency (BOSEPA) told journalists during a visit by Governor Kashim Shettima to the scene of the violence.

Heavily armed insurgents laid siege on Benisheik, Kaga Local Government Area on Tuesday evening, killing people and setting buildings ablaze.

They also blocked the Maiduguri-Damaturu highway, three kilometers away from the town, sorting out and slaughtering dozens of travelers.

Apart from the 142 travellers, also killed in the attack were 2 soldiers, 3 policemen and 14 villagers,bringing the total death toll to 161.

Yesterday, Shettima visited Benisheik where he condoled with the people and offered compensation to victims of the violence.

Saidu Yakubu, a senior BOSEPA official, who briefed Shettima at the highway killing spot, later told journalists "87 bodies were recovered in the bush and our people are still searching for more."

Environmental assistant Abdulaziz Kolomi said, "Apart from the dead bodies recovered today (Thursday), we collected 55 on Wednesday and the fact is that we did not go deep into the bush where I strongly believe that many people have fallen there."

Our correspondent, who was in the convoy of the governor, saw two refuse compactor trucks loaded with decomposing bodies. Soldiers and policemen were seen providing security as environmental officers pull out dead bodies from the surrounding bushes.

During Shettima's visit, he was told that apart from the dead travelers, two soldiers, three policemen and 14 villagers were also killed by the insurgents who stormed the town in a convoy of over 20 vehicles.

Shettima, who was visibly shaken by the carnage, urged the residents to persevere and stop fleeing.

"What happened is barbaric and un-Islamic," he said.

"No one in his right senses will destroy the houses of the poor and their source of livelihood. God is with you, the people of Benisheik, and will liberate you from the hands of the wicked."

Shettima announced the release of N50 million for the rebuilding of over 100 houses and shops burnt in the town. He also approved N3.5 million to be shared among the families of the 14 people killed in the town.

He said in addition to the cash donation, assorted food items would be distributed to them to cushion the effect of the attacks. He also announced the setting up of a 5-member committee to carry out an in-depth assessment and recommend measures to enhance surveillance.

Shettima said government appreciated the efforts of vigilantes known as 'Civilian JTF' and announced the release of two Hilux patrol vehicles for them.

Brigadier General Mohammed Yusuf of the 21 Armoured Brigade, who briefed the governor in the town, said soldiers stationed in Benisheik ran out of ammunitions and this forced them to leave their places of duty during the incident.

"Our men did not desert Benisheik, they would be back latest by Friday (today) after full reinforcement," he said.

Another officer, Colonel Babalola, who briefed Shettima at the military base in the town which was also bombed by the insurgents, said, "Three policemen and two soldiers lost their lives during the encounter."

A soldier who spoke to correspondents in confidence said the insurgents had superior power.

"The terrorists were using anti-aircraft guns while we were using AK47 rifles and some RPGs. They came in droves, driving about 20 pick-up trucks accompanied with two light-armored tankers, all wearing military colors. We had to retreat to our base to reinforce after running out of ammunition," he said.

"However, they followed us down and surrounded our base and began to shell our building. We couldn't stand the heat of their superior fire power. We had to retreat into the village after they killed two of our soldiers and three policemen."

The soldier said after the siege, the insurgents took away an armoured tank and four pick-up vehicles painted in military colours from the base.

Villagers who insisted on leaving Benisheik yesterday said the Federal Government was not sensitive to their plight.

"We are being killed by insurgents who live in the bushes but the some people in Abuja are saying they are winning the war, how?" asks Kande Ali, a mother of five. "We have to relocate to safer places," she added

http://allafrica.com/stories/201309200714.html?viewall=1

While the world and nigerians are discussing nairobi attacks . They are just turning a blind eye to the Massacres going in NIGERIA .

He should thank his stars that it is only 10 years in India .In south east countries he would have joined his brothers waiting for execution

An Australian college baseball player out for a jog in an Oklahoma neighborhood was shot and killed by three "bored" teenagers who decided to kill someone for fun, police said.

Christopher Lane, who was visiting the town of Duncan, where his girlfriend and her family live, had passed a home where the boys were staying and that apparently led to him being killed, police chief Danny Ford said on Monday. A 17-year-old in the group has given a detailed confession to police, but investigators haven't found the weapon used in last week's shooting, Ford said. That teen and the others – aged 15 and 16 – remain in custody; Ford said the district attorney is expected to file first-degree murder charges on Tuesday. It wasn't known if the three would be charged as adults or juveniles. They are to appear in court Tuesday afternoon.

"They saw Christopher go by, and one of them said: 'There's our target,'" Ford said. "The boy who has talked to us said, 'We were bored and didn't have anything to do, so we decided to kill somebody.'"

He said they followed the 22-year-old Lane, a student from Melbourne who was attending college on a baseball scholarship, in a car and shot him in the back before driving off. Ford told the television station KOCO in Oklahoma City that one of the teens said they shot Lane for "the fun of it."

"He didn't deserve any of this," Lane's girlfriend, Sarah Harper, told the Australian Broadcasting Corp. "It's heartbreaking that it was such a random choice those guys made that drastically altered so many lives in the process."

Witnesses rushed to help Lane after hearing a shot Friday and seeing him stagger and collapse on a road in Duncan, a south-central Oklahoma town of about 24,000 residents. "He was face down on the ground and he was shot in the back with a .22 revolver," builder Richard Rhodes told Australian broadcasters near a roadside memorial at the scene. "I had another lady stop and we tried CPR on him. And he passed away right here."

Harper said she and Lane had returned to the US from Australia last week. Lane attended East Central University in Ada, about 85 miles west of Duncan. He started 14 games at catcher last year and was entering his senior year.

"He was an absolute joy to coach," baseball coach Dino Rosato said in a statement issued by the school. "Chris was an extremely well-respected teammate. He set a great example for all of his team-mates, but more importantly for the younger players. He was a mature student-athlete who his teammates could look to for advice and support."

Lane's father told Australian broadcasters there was no explanation for his son's death. "It is heartless and to try to understand it is a short way to insanity," Peter Lane said.

Ford would not say how many times Christopher Lane was shot. Autopsy results are pending.


heights of insanity

He is not a male ,she is is a female and 7th month pregnant according to one of her post in nairaland

ultimately no nigerian are willing to benefit from new technology , I pity my people

Imagine if it is topic about IGBO OR YORUBA it will run to 10 page . But a topic which will benefit nigerian masses and ultimately us is left with out takers.
And people will wonder why nigeria is backward

pardon me for use of caps

THIS invention by a brazilian can change the way we operate especially in rural areas the area which has never received electricity



Alfredo Moser: Bottle light inventor proud to be poor

Alfredo Moser's invention is lighting up the world. In 2002, the Brazilian mechanic had a light-bulb moment and came up with a way of illuminating his house during the day without electricity - using nothing more than plastic bottles filled with water and a tiny bit of bleach.

In the last two years his innovation has spread throughout the world. It is expected to be in one million homes by early next year.

So how does it work? Simple refraction of sunlight, explains Moser, as he fills an empty two-litre plastic bottle.[b]"Add two capfuls of bleach to protect the water so it doesn't turn green [with algae]. The cleaner the bottle, the better," he adds.[/b]



Wrapping his face in a cloth he makes a hole in a roof tile with a drill. Then, from the bottom upwards, he pushes the bottle into the newly-made hole.

"You fix the bottle in with polyester resin. Even when it rains, the roof never leaks - not one drop."
The lamps work best with a black cap - a film case can also be used
"An engineer came and measured the light," he says. "It depends on how strong the sun is but it's more or less 40 to 60 watts," he says.

What is refraction?

A straw in a glass
Refraction is the bending of light, which is caused by a change in its speed
The speed of light is determined by the density of the substance through which it passes
So refraction occurs when light passes from one substance to another with a different density - eg from air to water
In the case of the "Moser lamp", sunlight is bent by the bottle of water and spread around the room
See how different shapes affect light
The inspiration for the "Moser lamp" came to him during one of the country's frequent electricity blackouts in 2002. "The only places that had energy were the factories - not people's houses," he says, talking about the city where he lives, Uberaba, in southern Brazil.

Moser and his friends began to wonder how they would raise the alarm, in case of an emergency, such as a small plane coming down, imagining a situation in which they had no matches.

His boss at the time suggested getting a discarded plastic bottle, filling it with water and using it as a lens to focus the sun's rays on dry grass. That way one could start a fire, as a signal to rescuers. This idea stuck in Moser's head - he started playing around, filling up bottles and making circles of refracted light.

Soon he had developed the lamp.

"I didn't make any design drawings," he says.

"It's a divine light. God gave the sun to everyone, and light is for everyone. Whoever wants it saves money. You can't get an electric shock from it, and it doesn't cost a penny."

Moser has installed the bottle lamps in neighbours' houses and the local supermarket.

Alfredo Moser with one of his bottle lights
While he does earn a few dollars installing them, it's obvious from his simple house and his 1974 car that his invention hasn't made him wealthy. What it has given him is a great sense of pride.

Continue reading the main story
How much energy do the lamps save?

The plastic bottles are up-cycled in the local community, so no energy is needed to gather, shred, manufacture and ship new bottles
The carbon footprint of the manufacture of one incandescent bulb is 0.45kg CO2
A 50 Watt light bulb running for 14 hours a day for a year has a carbon footprint of nearly 200kg CO2
Moser lamps emit no CO2
Source: UN
"There was one man who installed the lights and within a month he had saved enough to pay for the essential things for his child, who was about to be born. Can you imagine?" he says

Carmelinda, Moser's wife of 35 years, says her husband has always been very good at making things around the home, including some fine wooden beds and tables.

But she's not the only one who admires his lamp invention. Illac Angelo Diaz, executive director of the MyShelter Foundation in the Philippines, is another.

MyShelter specialises in alternative construction, creating houses using sustainable or recycled materials such as bamboo, tyre and paper.

"We had huge amounts of bottle donations," he says.


Watch: The lamps are changing lives in the Philippines
"So we filled them with mud and created walls, and filled them with water to make windows.

"When we were trying to add more, somebody said: 'Hey, somebody has also done that in Brazil. Alfredo Moser is putting them on roofs
Following the Moser method, MyShelter started making the lamps in June 2011. They now train people to create and install the bottles, in order to earn a small income.

In the Philippines, where a quarter of the population lives below the poverty line, and electricity is unusually expensive, the idea has really taken off, with Moser lamps now fitted in 140,000 homes.

The idea has also caught on in about 15 other countries, from India and Bangladesh, to Tanzania, Argentina and Fiji.

Bottle lights in Bangladesh
Diaz says you can find Moser lamps in some remote island communities. "They say, 'Well, we just saw it from our neighbour and it looked like a good idea.'"

Light to work in Bangladesh

Most homes and businesses in the slums of Dhaka have no power and no windows, so 80-90% of them hook up to electricity lines illegally - and fall back on candles or kerosene lamps during regular blackouts.

A voluntary organisation called Change began distributing the bottle light, or botul bati, earlier this year. It's helped hundreds of people - including sari makers and rickshaw repairers - whose livelihoods depend on having sufficient light.

There were teething problems. "Some people said they felt poorer after installing a bottle light," says Change founder Sajid Iqbal. The group counters this by stressing that each one helps tackle climate change.

Unlike some other charities, Change charges a small amount for the lights - roughly the price of 2-3kg of rice. "If you give the light for nothing, people don't maintain them," Iqbal says. "They don't understand their value."

People in poor areas are also able to grow food on small hydroponic farms, using the light provided by the bottle lamps, he says.

Overall, Diaz estimates, one million people will have benefited from the lamps by the start of next year.

"Alfredo Moser has changed the lives of a tremendous number of people, I think forever," he says.

"Whether or not he gets the Nobel Prize, we want him to know that there are a great number of people who admire what he is doing."

Did Moser himself imagine that his invention would have such an impact?

"I'd have never imagined it, No," says Moser, shaking with emotion.

"It gives you goose-bumps to think about it."

Send JTF to arrest or kill saboteurs

we tired of hearing lies

good

Althought it appears as a political stunt. you have to admire at security of the country for the PM to pull it off