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September 26th, 2013
05:57 AM ET
Kenya: families unsure if loved ones are dead
Propped up by strangers, a woman wails outside Nairobi's main city morgue, unable to control her grief.
She enters the brown makeshift counseling tent - but her screams still echo outside.
At the same time, dozens of families linger outside the mortuary, not sure whether their loved ones are dead or alive.
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The murderers in the mall were not human: they represent the lowest and most malevolent life form imaginable. My loving parakeet is more likely to be in Heaven than any of these Islamic "martyrs."
The whole world is just going to he!! @ Joey!
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Yup@chrissy.
Criminals of the worst kind yes. Killing and hostage taking like any cold blooded murderers be it for loot or revenge.
Nothing to do with 'martyrdom' and none of them laid a claim to that delusion. They were avenging Kenya military raid on Somalia.
Man killing man everywhere , be it on our own soil or on foreign lands. Death and destruction. A world gone berserk.
Let us see now if the "White Widow' the Briton, who was reportedly among the attackers and has now 'vanished' lays a claim to 'martyrdom'. Nonsense.