Unamachungu mingi sana na mimi, what is? Haya nipate Accra Hotel at the coffee house im the tall big dude, nimevaa t-shirt ya black kuja unipige kofi moja ya kumanyoko labda that will help reduce the bile.
Who said I’m supporting terrorists? I miss intelligent debators like redkilo and kyukprotagonist, people like you only look to exchange insults, I’m bigger than that.
We are not here to debate nonsense. All the same were i near accra hotel i would be there in a flash to understand why you allowed yourself as a kikuyu man with a brain to be misled by of all people the arabs. They themselves are a clear indication that islam and the quran has not led them to any good and peaceful life other than death and misery. You yourself escaped saudi arabia after working for some years to come back and defecate here in kenya a christian country where there is peace and freedom of mind. Why didnt you stay there near mecca?
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what i understand from muslims ata kawa wanaitwa njoroge otieno ama wafula is that there can be no peace unless islamic is the world religion.
in short islam isnt a religion of peace and the western arms manufacturers and looters are happy with the status quo.
your theories are right. america would never dream of a peaceful middle east.
where would the special forces of theirs go to test skills?
Quran contains at least 109 verses that call
Muslims to war with nonbelievers for the sake
of Islamic rule. Some are quite graphic, with
commands to chop off heads and fingers and
kill infidels wherever they may be hiding.
Muslims who do not join the fight are called
‘hypocrites’ and warned that Allah will send
them to Hell if they do not join the slaughter.
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/pages/quran/violence.aspx
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AND YOU WILL ALL NOTICE THAT @mayekeke DOES NOT start off the thread by condemning the violence. He goes straight to his conspiracy theories. That clearly tell you his stand as much as he denies it
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Seems you have insider info, so which country is next on the list to recognize Palestine and at what position is Kenya on that list tujipange mapema kwa caves 
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[SIZE=6]21 students injured in Moi University terror scare[/SIZE]
By MATHEWS NDANYI
Mar. 23, 2016, 3:00 pm
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A section of Moi University in Eldoret. Photo/FILE
Twenty one students of Moi University, Eldoret, were injured on Wednesday while escaping from a hostel after an electric switch blew up.
The students scampered for safety after hearing a loud bang, some jumping out of windows in fear of a terror attack. The incident affected students in hostels D and G.
Police officers based at the university and emergency teams attended to students who sustained cuts and bruises. Eleven of those injured were taken to Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital.
Hospital director Wilson Aruasa said only 10 of the students had serious injuries.
Uasin Gishu police commander Muchungu Nyagah said calm was restored at the university but that an investigation was launched.
“Police are on the ground investigating the incident but initial investigations indicate an electrical problem led to the blast,” he said.
The university admitted students from Garissa University College following an attack by al Shabaab fighters that left 147 students dead.
“We believed it was a terrorist attack and could not take chances. We had to use all means possible to save our lives,” said a student named Paul Oturi.
See more damages that happen due to terror fear instilled in our communities
my brother, @mayekeke , Islam has become a dirty word around the world and you know why.
Perhaps as dirty as the Catholic faith was during the Crusades between 1095 and 1291…
Islam needs to re-invent its image…
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still stuck in the middle ages…
How can it re-invent when there’s 109 verses in their book calling for our annihilation?! To make it worse, the tense used is open ended and directly mentioning Christians and Jews
perhaps, but i thought my post would have helped to open our eyes to the misery religion has wrought on humanity over time…
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Gashui has a point, popes then considered themselves demigods and the church was used to pillage and rape but those stories are almost impossible to come across these days
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it was only on January 21, 2016 AD, that pope francis decreed that women and girls can have their feet washed on holy thursday…i would like to imagine that no religion’s canons are cast in stone…
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Islam is the religion, Arab is an ethnic group you tribalist/racist furks. Last week there was a thread about racism inthe the middle east na karibu nyote mlikua mmeshika moto lakini leo waarabu mnaingilia waarabu mpaka mnadai wauliwe wote. How is anyone supposed to take you seriously?
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hehehe…
you changing tune.
kikuyu-mungiki.
arabs-muslim.
dont you think if we killed all arabs we would eliminate like 90% terrorism?
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my view on this is almost encapsulated in this small extract from a piece done by muslim scholar…
It is not an exaggeration to say that Islam is now living through its proverbial dark ages. In my view, the material issue is not whether one calls for an Islamic reformation, or for a return to an original moral and humanistic Islamic tradition. The point is that as Muslims confront acts of extreme ugliness committed in their religion’s name, they have no choice but to take a long pause, and to critically evaluate where things might have gone wrong. In essence, Muslims have no choice but to [B]reengage morality in order to generate an effective social rebirth.
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http://www.abc.net.au/religion/articles/2013/06/17/3783568.htm
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Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature,
the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of
soulless conditions. It is the opium of the
people. (Karl Marx)
kuweni wapole especially our Muslim brothers, it’s never that serious.
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hai? isn’t that the exact same thing i had said up there, perhaps only not in as many words?
what you failed to notice is that I was on your side:D
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