2,000 DEAD in Nigerian Terrorist Attack

[thekingsmen]

I view islam as cancer and that's about that. I don't support genocide, I support strong action that pushes the cancer from the body (the state or community)

I'm fine with muslims existing in non muslim nations in very small numbers. even then a few are likely to attack

keep thinking i have mental issues while patterns of violent outbursts from the muslim community repeat themselves.

you're deluded

Your stupidity blinds you from understanding who the victims were in these attacks. Your knowledge of Africa is poor where your viewpoints are more extreme. Obviously Muslims being killed is okay in many of your standards by other groups but when other muslims attack other muslims you want them off the map.

 

[thekingsmen]

A culture of ridiculous corruption among the elites. People sometimes fail to realize that African countries are often destroyed by its elites the most educated people in the country. You do have some countries where uneducated people get elected to office and are just ignorant.

But back to the point I was making. My friend had an interesting theory. He is from Kenya. He told that the reason why a lot of corruption goes on in many of these African countries is that the elites have no compassion or connection to the country. A lot of the elites send their wives abroad US or Europe to give birth in order for that child not only get the best pre natal care but also gain some type of citizenship from Western countries. One of the theories is that the elites realize that they will have a short time to rule and that shyt will hit the fan (you have the shortest time to amass the maximum amount of ill gotten wealth) because for the most part up until now the presidents of a lot of those countries have risen to power illegitimately and eventual the opposition or the population is going to rise and look for blood. So you can get out of the country with no problem.

Secondly, those children when they go back to their country of origin they are more likely to attend international schools where the African elites send most of their children. These kids are likely to interact with other rich African kids or children of diplomats and expats from other countries. When university/grad school time comes, they definitely ain't going to Lagos University they are going to Oxford, London School of Economics, Yale, Harvard, Stanford, INSEAD the list goes on (foreign insititutions of higher education).

You have these people who have grown up insulated from the condition of their average fellow citizen. How do you expect them to have a sense of patriotism to fix their countries and look out for the best interest of their own people. If they can send their kids abroad to be born or to school what is the incentive for them to build institutions like hospitals or schools that would benefit the average citizen who cannot afford the lifestyle they have

It's beyond just the overseas stuff but the resources in Africa. Oil is looked at by the Elite as the controlling factor of the country. There they can allow Boko to go around killing whomever they want without any consequences.

 

[humble forever]

Your stupidity blinds you from understanding who the victims were in these attacks. Your knowledge of Africa is poor where your viewpoints are more extreme. Obviously Muslims being killed is okay in many of your standards by other groups but when other muslims attack other muslims you want them off the map.

I'm not into anyone getting killed, but i'm understanding of places where people want muslims to go away. When muslims attack other muslims that tells me they are really out of control. The area where i lack knowledge is what sort of muslims are being killed. If boko is sunni, are the muslims they're massacring shia? I admit I have a lot of fear of islam in africa because look what they tried to do when they showed up in timbuktu. the locals had to hide these incredible ancient manuscrips otherwise the islamists would destroy them

I just view islam as a negative influence on a continent that doesn't need any more negative influences. I don't want anyone genocided

 

[Poitier]

"look what they tried to do when they showed up in timbuktu"

Muslims built Timbuktu


We really have to purge the cacs off this site.

 

[FLORIDA BOI]

This Ish Is Str8 bullsh!T

 

[Poitier]

He told that the reason why a lot of corruption goes on in many of these African countries is that the elites have no compassion or connection to the country.

There is no empathy across ethnic lines which is far worse than "elites have no compassion or connection to the country" since the elite are usually there by ethnic politics.

 

[thekingsmen]

I'm not into anyone getting killed, but i'm understanding of places where people want muslims to go away. When muslims attack other muslims that tells me they are really out of control. The area where i lack knowledge is what sort of muslims are being killed. If boko is sunni, are the muslims they're massacring shia? I admit I have a lot of fear of islam in africa because look what they tried to do when they showed up in timbuktu. the locals had to hide these incredible ancient manuscrips otherwise the islamists would destroy them

I just view islam as a negative influence on a continent that doesn't need any more negative influences. I don't want anyone genocided

1. The whole continent of Africa is a mixing bowl of religions, militia groups, tribes, cultures and misrepresentation.
2.Many Christian conflicts in Africa are going on right now but it's ignored because the focus is on Islam( MSM creates the narrative).
3. Boko is Wahabbi, not Sunni or Shia. They are Saudi Arabian taught, nothing more. The victims who aren't confirmed on their religious views( let alone of how many actually died).
4. Mali isn't in Nigeria. Timbuktu Mali was built by Islam Kings...especially all the old artifacts and manuscripts are from Islam. Question is why would Islamists destroy Islam manuscripts? These people don't represent Islam because they destroy it. Look at the those who benefit from this.
5. Can you show us a negative influence on Africa by Islam before 9/11. As long as the 9/11 narrative is drilled in your head, you won't see the forest from the trees.

 

[lenfantdelacapitale]

It's beyond just the overseas stuff but the resources in Africa. Oil is looked at by the Elite as the controlling factor of the country. There they can allow Boko to go around killing whomever they want without any consequences.

For me it is all tied in, these elites are the ones governing and with economic power so they fill up their pockets from the oil instead of building institutions, infrastructure or build a formidable military. If someone felt some type of sense of patriotism which requires you to be connected to your country and fellow citizens, then all the aforementioned things would be built and improved on and you wouldn't have to deal with security issues as bad as Boko Haram or have soldiers run away from Boko Haram

 

[humble forever]

"look what they tried to do when they showed up in timbuktu"

Muslims built Timbuktu


We really have to purge the cacs off this site.

compare modern day fundamental islamists with the great islamic societies brehs

I like Iran because they respect and preserve their history, despite their leaders being fairly fundamental. It was the seat of a great empire and I don't ever see it being taken over

 

[thugjr]

meanwhile.....nigerian leaders are enjoying smalll.....you guys are fooled again


http://lindaikeji.blogspot.ca/2015/01/photos-from-president-jonathans_10.html#more

 

[Greenstrings]

There is no empathy across ethnic lines which is far worse than "elites have no compassion or connection to the country" since the elite are usually there by ethnic politics.

Its so easy to tell your knowledge of the region and its history boils down to a few perfunctory skims of wikipedia articles.

Please, just stop. Leave the pontificating to guys like @thekingsmen and @NegroTurbo who actually know what they're talking about. You are literally misinforming people about things you clearly don't understand.

 

[thekingsmen]

For me it is all tied in, these elites are the ones governing and with economic power so they fill up their pockets from the oil instead of building institutions, infrastructure or build a formidable military. If someone felt some type of sense of patriotism which requires you to be connected to your country and fellow citizens, then all the aforementioned things would be built and improved on and you wouldn't have to deal with security issues as bad as Boko Haram or have soldiers run away from Boko Haram

I agree with your points except for the Military. Don't get it twisted...AFRICOM is taught in Nigeria my friend. They are teaching the military to ignore the problems that benefit the multinational corporations and the elite in Nigeria. They are more concerned with the people uniting. This is why they keep them divided. The uniting of all factions in Nigeria will crumble the corruption to the ground.

 

[Poitier]

compare modern day fundamental islamists with the great islamic societies brehs

There are "modern day fundamentalist" who go to Timbuktu to pray year round

 

[director_of_bands]

.........is the news reporting this?what ae they gaining by killing 2000 innocent people? guess I need to get in the loop on what's going on out here

 

[Danie84]

These cowardly barbaric jihadist

...Religion of Peace

to all the innocent people slaughtered, all in the name of "Allah"