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The men were told to produce their weapons. Many protested that they didn�t have any weapons. That was a wholly unacceptable answer.
The men were stripped naked and allowed to bake in the 40-degrees Celsius heat for hours on end. For people of that culture, this was supreme humiliation.
They were not allowed food or water. From the time they were rounded up, the beatings with rifle butts were continuous.
Those who were foolish enough to question the humiliation were summarily shot in full few of their fellow prisoners.
There many deaths by the second day. Some had died of the beatings and gun shots.
Some had convulsed in the heat and simply passed out. But amidst all this, there were still others who dared stand up for manly honour.
A horrible fate awaited them.
Their hands were bound behind their backs and loaded into a helicopter. The chopper rose and hovered above the prisoners. At some point, the bound men would be pushed out of the open door.
They fell to their deaths hundreds of feet below as other men watched, awaiting their turn. This was repeated several times.
At about the fourth or fifth day, it occurred to the surviving and famished prisoners that nobody would leave this place alive.
And indeed this seems to have been the plan. Another officer offered only one contribution to the recollection of Wagalla. He said: �Nobody was supposed to leave that place alive.�
As if taking cue from the prisoners depicted in the movie �Escape From Sobibor� � a depiction of the dramatic escape from one of Nazi Germany�s most notorious death camps – Wagalla�s tragic survivors started running in all directions.
At first the soldiers, who were also exhausted from the beatings and killings, were too surprised to react. And then they did.
A hail of fire was sprayed in the directions of the fleeing men. Many fell. But some survived.
And it is their narratives that told the world what had happened there.
They were created to protect the wild life and take the golf kit,i wonder why they are having guns.
They were created to protect the wild life and take the golf kit,i wonder why they are having guns.
that is propaganda, how come the UN never questioned Kenya regarding that. people who spread that story are shiftas who were whipped severely and their sympathisersKenyan Army???
Kenya has never been in a war never won a battle. The Ethiopian Army that we have defeated in 1977 would have surely conquered kenya in a heartbeat.
Kenyan Army is so weak they have to kill nomads on an airstrip. Check this out.
Wagalla massacre. Setting is NFD near Wajir.
The men were told to produce their weapons. Many protested that they didn�t have any weapons. That was a wholly unacceptable answer.
The men were stripped naked and allowed to bake in the 40-degrees Celsius heat for hours on end. For people of that culture, this was supreme humiliation.
They were not allowed food or water. From the time they were rounded up, the beatings with rifle butts were continuous.
Those who were foolish enough to question the humiliation were summarily shot in full few of their fellow prisoners.
There many deaths by the second day. Some had died of the beatings and gun shots.
Some had convulsed in the heat and simply passed out. But amidst all this, there were still others who dared stand up for manly honour.
A horrible fate awaited them.
Their hands were bound behind their backs and loaded into a helicopter. The chopper rose and hovered above the prisoners. At some point, the bound men would be pushed out of the open door.
They fell to their deaths hundreds of feet below as other men watched, awaiting their turn. This was repeated several times.
At about the fourth or fifth day, it occurred to the surviving and famished prisoners that nobody would leave this place alive.
And indeed this seems to have been the plan. Another officer offered only one contribution to the recollection of Wagalla. He said: �Nobody was supposed to leave that place alive.�
As if taking cue from the prisoners depicted in the movie �Escape From Sobibor� � a depiction of the dramatic escape from one of Nazi Germany�s most notorious death camps – Wagalla�s tragic survivors started running in all directions.
At first the soldiers, who were also exhausted from the beatings and killings, were too surprised to react. And then they did.
A hail of fire was sprayed in the directions of the fleeing men. Many fell. But some survived.
And it is their narratives that told the world what had happened there.
Meru is in denial. Wagalla massacre is a fact.
@ Dreaded and Kenyan Army in the same sentence @ sandal wearing waryaa!
, Eritrea, I sincerely doubt that they could match Djibouti militarily"
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