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[Cap]

Rent boy Anatolians selling their buttholes to the Americans aint nothing new.

[miltiades]

The forums idiot wrote " they wanted to attack the parliament and when they could not get in, they attacked the museum instead. the young muslims will not just take it any more"

So the ...young muslims take it no more, they shoot and kill 23 innocent tourists !
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Isis has claimed responsibility for the attack on a museum in the capital of Tunisia, which claimed the lives of 23 people, saying it was only the “first drop of the rain”.

Gunmen burst from a vehicle and began firing at buses transporting tourists to the Bardo Museum in Tunis on Wednesday, killing British cruise passenger Sally Adey, 57.

The atrocity was the worst at a tourist site in Tunisia in more than a decade and Isis' most deadly assault on Westerners since its separation from al-Qaeda last year."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 20321.html

[tsukoui]

The forums idiot wrote " they wanted to attack the parliament and when they could not get in, they attacked the museum instead. the young muslims will not just take it any more"

So the ...young muslims take it no more, they shoot and kill 23 innocent tourists !
"
Isis has claimed responsibility for the attack on a museum in the capital of Tunisia, which claimed the lives of 23 people, saying it was only the “first drop of the rain”.

Gunmen burst from a vehicle and began firing at buses transporting tourists to the Bardo Museum in Tunis on Wednesday, killing British cruise passenger Sally Adey, 57.

The atrocity was the worst at a tourist site in Tunisia in more than a decade and Isis' most deadly assault on Westerners since its separation from al-Qaeda last year."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 20321.html

The forums idiot was talking about attacks on Cuba which is why I support Erdogan's plan for a Mosque...

[Lordo]

The forums idiot wrote " they wanted to attack the parliament and when they could not get in, they attacked the museum instead. the young muslims will not just take it any more"

So the ...young muslims take it no more, they shoot and kill 23 innocent tourists !
"
Isis has claimed responsibility for the attack on a museum in the capital of Tunisia, which claimed the lives of 23 people, saying it was only the “first drop of the rain”.

Gunmen burst from a vehicle and began firing at buses transporting tourists to the Bardo Museum in Tunis on Wednesday, killing British cruise passenger Sally Adey, 57.

The atrocity was the worst at a tourist site in Tunisia in more than a decade and Isis' most deadly assault on Westerners since its separation from al-Qaeda last year."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 20321.html

what are you saying that a civilian in the west is worth more than a civilian in the middle east. there are over 200,000 people murdered in the middle east in the last few years and america is the instigator and perpetrator of these murders. they call them civilian murder collateral damage so then you look at these in the same way. it is only fair.

[miltiades]

The forums idiot wrote " they wanted to attack the parliament and when they could not get in, they attacked the museum instead. the young muslims will not just take it any more"

So the ...young muslims take it no more, they shoot and kill 23 innocent tourists !
"
Isis has claimed responsibility for the attack on a museum in the capital of Tunisia, which claimed the lives of 23 people, saying it was only the “first drop of the rain”.

Gunmen burst from a vehicle and began firing at buses transporting tourists to the Bardo Museum in Tunis on Wednesday, killing British cruise passenger Sally Adey, 57.

The atrocity was the worst at a tourist site in Tunisia in more than a decade and Isis' most deadly assault on Westerners since its separation from al-Qaeda last year."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 20321.html

what are you saying that a civilian in the west is worth more than a civilian in the middle east. there are over 200,000 people murdered in the middle east in the last few years and america is the instigator and perpetrator of these murders. they call them civilian murder collateral damage so then you look at these in the same way. it is only fair.

Rubbish you blitherning idiot. Muslims are klilling muslims NIOT America.

[tsukoui]

The forums idiot said "muslims are killing muslims"... black lives matter...

[miltiades]

The killing is intesified, soon they suicide savages will run out of virgins.
"Yemen crisis: More than 100 die in attacks on Sanaa mosques"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-31983627

Americans perhaps ???? We will ask our resident idiot this.

What I find disdurbing is that so called religious people enter a religious place and blow themselves up murdering who ever happens to be there. Sick bastards, sick ideology.

[Lordo]

tunisian government is in the control of the yanks.
tuisian, libyan, egyption, algerian morrocon and iraqi governments are all lapdogs of the yanks.

yanks go home. we shall all have some peace then.

[miltiades]

tunisian government is in the control of the yanks.
tuisian, libyan, egyption, algerian morrocon and iraqi governments are all lapdogs of the yanks.

yanks go home. we shall all have some peace then.

Have you any advice to give to the savages who murdered 100 worshippers in Mosques?
You are a first class idiot !!!

[miltiades]

ADEN, Yemen (AP) — Quadruple suicide bombers on Friday hit a pair of mosques controlled by Shiite rebels in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, unleashing blasts through crowds of worshippers that killed at least 137 people and wounded around 350 others in the deadliest violence to hit the fragile war-torn nation in decades.
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A group claiming to be a Yemeni branch of the Islamic State group said it carried out the attack and warned of an "upcoming flood" of attacks against the rebels, known as Houthis, who have taken over the capital and much of Yemen. The claim, posted online, could now immediately be independently confirmed and offered no proof of an Islamic State role.

If true, Friday's bombing would be the first major attack by IS supporters in Yemen and an ominous sign that the influence of the group that holds much of Iraq and Syria has spread to this chaotic nation, where a powerful wing of the rival militant group al-Qaida already operates. The claim was posted on the same website in which the Islamic State affiliate in Libya claimed responsibility for Wednesday's deadly attack on a museum in Tunisia.

The rebels, known as Houthis, have controlled the capital since September and have been locked in battle with Sunni al-Qaida fighters in various parts of the country. An official with al-Qaida in Yemen said his group was not behind Friday's attack.

The four bombers attacked the Badr and al-Hashoosh mosques, located across town from each other, during midday Friday prayers, traditionally the most crowded time of the week, according to the state news agency. Both mosques are controlled by the Shiite Houthis, but they also are frequented by Sunni worshippers.

The rebel-owned Al-Masirah TV channel said the casualty figures had reached 137 dead and 345 injured and reported that hospitals were urging citizens to donate blood. It also reported that a fifth suicide bomb attack on another mosque was foiled in the northern city of Saada — a Houthi stronghold.

Scenes from the two mosque showed devastation, with a number of children visible among the dead. Footage from the al-Hashoosh mosque, showed screaming volunteers using bloodied blankets to carry away victims, with a small child among the dead lined up on the mosque floor. A prominent Shiite cleric, al-Murtada al-Mansouri, and two senior Houthi leaders were among the dead, the TV channel reported.

Two suicide bombers attacked the Badr mosque. The first bomber was caught by militia guards searching worshippers at the mosque entrance and detonated his device at the outside gates. Amid the ensuing panic, a second bomber was able to enter the mosque and blow himself up amid the crowds, according to the official news agency SABA.

Survivors compared the explosions to an earthquake, and said some of those who survived the original blasts were then injured by shattered glass falling from the mosque's large hanging chandeliers.

Another pair of suicide bombers attacked the al-Hashoosh mosque. One witness said he was thrown two meters away by one of the blasts.

"The heads, legs and arms of the dead people were scattered on the floor of the mosque," Mohammed al-Ansi told The Associated Press, adding, "blood was running like a river."

Al-Ansi recalled running for the door along with other survivors and hearing one man screaming, "come back, save the injured!"

Another survivor from the Badr mosque, Ahmed al-Gabri, said: "I fell on the ground and when I regained conscious I found myself sleeping on a lake of blood."

Two worshippers who were standing next to him were killed by the blast and a third man died when the chandelier fell on him, al-Gabri said.

A third survivor from the Badr mosque attack, Sadek al-Harithi, described the scene as, "an earthquake where I felt the ground split and swallow everyone."

In an online statement signed by the so-called "Sanaa Province Media office," a group claiming to be the Islamic State branch in Yemen claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that the four Sanaa suicide bombers blew themselves up among crowds of Houthis.

"This operation is just a glimpse of an upcoming flood, God willing," the group said in the statement. "We swear to avenge the bloodshed of Muslims and the toppling of houses of God."

It directly addressed the Houthis by saying, "The soldiers of the Islamic State ... will not rest until we have uprooted them, repelled their aggression, and cut off the arm of the Iranian project in Yemen," a reference to claims that Shiite powerhouse Iran is backing the rebels.