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Xarakat Shabaabul Mujahideen condemn brutal bombing

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Re: Xarakat Shabaabul Mujahideen condemn brutal bombing

Postby Murax » Sat May 01, 2010 2:32 pm

Its not something a dameer warlord can pull off, same with Hotel Shaamo incident. Its the work of French & South African special forces who have been imbedded in the country for the past year. This same work is exhibited almost identically in Iraq by British SAS & Mossad; their whole job is to wreck havoc and create excuses for war to prolong the international rape of a country's resources and other profitable sectors and services.

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