This morning, 2 April, 2015, we heard that Al Shabab claimed credit for attacking a university dormitory in Kenya and murdering a number of Christian students, who were accused of polluting the Muslim students by their presence. This evening, we heard that the count is at 147 dead and counting.
Just another example of the cowardly thugs who represent themselves as militants, as fighters for freedom. They didn't even have the guts to show their faces, they all wore masks.
And of course their leaders who ordered this murderous attack are safely out of harm's way, and will ensure it stays that way.
Honourable fighters engaged in a struggle for freedom from oppression?
Cowards, the lot of them.
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