Is there a Genocide occurring in Nigeria?

Whatever

You and I both know reverend perm and every other black 'leader' would have been on a war path

 

Not if happened outside of the US youngin. When do US black "leaders" talk about world issues?
Don't see anyone talking about the toxic waste being dumped in Somalia do you?

 

What's a 'Somalia'

Jk

I do wish more people reached out towards africa tho...I do give thanks to existing systems that help like doctors without borders (thanks for introducing us to aids, eugenics and ebola), feed the children (famine wouldn't happen if you western colonialists didn't kill the land in the first place) and oprahs schools, etc

 

They're killing tons of Muslims as well as Christians, so I'm not sure if that's a genocide, or just plain old murderousness.

 

When's the last time we sent U.S. forces anywhere for purely humanitarian interests, such as in this case, to keep innocent people from being slaughtered???

Obama and the Joints Chiefs need a skull session and should find a way to send in about 10K NATO troops in there to shut this down.

The Nigerian government clearly isn't up for the job.

 

The endemic corruption and the spoils system that have troops being sent into combat without bullets is a disgrace.

 

It's called population control within the black community

Eventually we're going to kill each other off

 

think so?

 

There has to be at least one African nation that can stop being a basket case.

 

Imagine that

 

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Boko Haram slaughter more than 100 in Cameroon: local leader

Reuters
By Madjiasra Nako and Matthew Mpoke Bigg
February 4, 2015 5:40 PM


YAOUNDE/ACCRA (Reuters) - Boko Haram fighters have killed more than 100 people in the north Cameroon town of Fotokol, murdering residents inside their homes and a mosque, a local civic leader said on Wednesday.

The massacre comes amid a major regional offensive against the Islamic group, which has kidnapped hundreds and killed thousands in neighbouring northern Nigeria and has mounted increasingly bloody cross-border raids.

"Boko Haram entered Fotokol through Gambaru early in the morning and they killed more than 100 people in the mosque, in the houses and they burned property," said the civic leader Abatchou Abatcha, reached by telephone.

The militants shot and killed one of his sons during the raid, he added.

Many of the dead were found with their throats slit, according to Cameroon's L'Oeil du Sahel newspaper.

Cameroon's information minister Issa Tchiroma declined to comment on the massacre. He said the Cameroon army pushed Boko Haram out of the border town after heavy fighting, which killed 50 militants and six of its own soldiers.

The Sunni Muslim jihadist group is seen as the main security threat to Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy and top oil producer which holds a presidential election on Feb. 14. The African Union last week authorised a regional force of 7,500 troops to fight the militants.

Chad's army and state television said it had "completely wiped out" Boko Haram bases at Gambaru and Ngala in northern Nigeria on Tuesday, killing more than 200 militants. Nine Chadian soldiers died, they added.

Chadian TV footage on Wednesday showed jubilant Chadian soldiers cheering near to the bodies of what it said were two Boko Haram fighters.

Chad and Cameroon are deploying thousands of troops and Niger has reinforced its border against the militant group which has been fighting for five years to create an Islamist emirate.

But analysts say they are facing an uphill battle against a sect that has already seen off major offensives by Nigeria's military.

"Whether through intimidation, opportunism or genuine support for the radical Islamist cause, local communities continue to swell Boko Haram's ranks," said Roddy Barclay, senior Africa analyst at consultancy Control Risks. :smt009

Chad, reputed to have one of the region's best militaries, has carried out air strikes on insurgent positions over the last few days. Former colonial power France is also sending aircraft from its base in the Chadian capital to carry out surveillance missions in the border area.

(Additional reporting Fonka-Mutta Beau-Bernard in Yaounde and Bate Felix and David Lewis in Dakar; Writing by Matthew Mpoke Bigg and Emma Farge; Editing by Andrew Heavens and Tom Brown)

 

A good friend lost a relative in that firefight. R.I.P.

 

When the international and Islamic world sees groups like ISIL and Boko Haram for what they are, death cults, the sooner they will organize against them.


I don't get these Islamic governments or Muslims in general; if you murder and kidnap thousands of innocents, but say in a vid you pray to Allah and are fighting the infidel, IMO Muslims will look the other way while holding their noses.

 

......I read somewhere that in the final days, the love of man shall WAX COLD and that what we see is only the beginning of sorrows........I have seen many fair days in this life but cannot remember a time when cruelty and violence was this brazen at home and abroad.....

 

Maybe when you exacerbate tensions to stir tribal or primal passions in your people, it's easy to get them to blindly follow and ignore the wrong you are doing. That's why it's so dangerous to allow them to define the terms of the struggle. It's important not to let medieval nihilists set the terms of the debate. That would be like the Knights Templar or the Inquisition taking over a country and beginning to govern.