Murder...The world DOESNT care, its only COLORED FOLKS

[Busybody]

This satellite images shows the utter devastation left behind by Boko haram in Nigeria as they slaughtered anywhere from 150 (Nigerian govt) to possibly 2,000 (initial reports):http://therightscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/bokoharam_devastation.jpg


The red shows vegetation in the top picture and you can see all the houses. The blackened area in the photo below is scorched earth where Boko Haram burned down the houses. You’ll see the trees are blackened too.

Oh the horror that these people had to suffer at the hands of these Islamo-Nazi scumbags.


Read more: http://therightscoop.com/this-satellite-image-is-something-you-must-see/#ixzz3OuNPvaog

Read more: http://therightscoop.com/this-satellite-image-is-something-you-must-see/#ixzz3OuNDmanY

 

[Busybody]

Nothing to do with Islam

 

[Busybody]

When Nigeria AXED the NIGGER in the WH and the CUNT Sec of State for HELP in fighting the TERRORISTS

The NIGGER and CUNT said NO! You violate HUMAN RIGHTS

They should be BURNED AT TEH STAKE

 

[Busybody]

really?

why doesn't the U fucking N even hold one fucking meeting?

when a TERRORIST is killed in GAZA....there are 800 meetings

we know why

 

[Busybody]

Charlie Hebdo is FRONT page everywhere

In Nigeria 2,000 are slaughtered... barely reported.

Apparently #BlackLives don't matter?

 

[Busybody]

Where the fuck are the WAR ON WOMEN asscunts?


Boko Haram Appears to Be Using Abducted Girls as Suicide Bombers: Experts http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/mi...bducted-girls-suicide-bombers-experts-n284456 … http://www.memeorandum.com/150115/p46#a150115p46 …

 

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[Busybody]

we know

we also know since Islam is involved, there will ne nary a peep

of course, the WAR ON WEEMEN ASSCUNTS will scream cause of BC pills

 

[Busybody]

I bet those people had their hands up

 

[oggbashan]

What is appalling in Nigeria is that the Nigerian government does nothing useful, not even accepting for months that the girls were kidnapped. The government troops on the ground near areas that Boko Haram raids 'were overwhelmed and fled'.

Why? Perhaps it is because the government troops are rarely paid and many of them have no ammunition for their weapons. It is difficult to repel an attack by heavily armed people with unlimited ammunition when your rifle is empty. Bayonet charging against machine guns has never worked.

Why doesn't the UN, the US, the UK etc. do anything? All of them need the permission and support of the Nigerian government before they can act. We can't go into someone else's country with armed forces without the consent of their government.

We are unable to act because the Nigerian government doesn't want us.

Why don't they want help? Perhaps because they are afraid of being exposed as (insert accusations here). Elections are due soon in Nigeria but many areas will not be safe for voters.

 

[Busybody]

don't blame the victim

they did ask for help..... the NIGGER in the WH and the CUNT turned em down....read above

and if YOU are offended by the term NIGGER and CUNT...think how offended all the dead are

 

[Busybody]

#noonegivesashitboutblacklives

 

[Busybody]

When Nigeria AXED the NIGGER in the WH and the CUNT Sec of State for HELP in fighting the TERRORISTS

The NIGGER and CUNT said NO! You violate HUMAN RIGHTS

They should be BURNED AT TEH STAKE

Does THIS make sense to anyone?

NYT: Obama Regime Blocked Israel From Selling Cobra Attack Helicopters To Nigeria For Fight Against Boko Haram…




Even worse is the reason, the White House was worried about the Nigerian army committing human rights violations… yes, the same army fighting Boko Haram.


WASHINGTON — The United States paused the resale of US-made military helicopters by Israel to the Nigerian government for its fight against Boko Haram last summer, according to Abuja.

The transfer of such aircraft requires a review, Obama administration officials told The Jerusalem Post, in order to determine its “consistency with US policy interests.”

Reviews of this kind take place in the case of “any requests for one country to transfer US-origin defense items to another country,” White House Assistant Press Secretary and Director for Strategic Communications Ned Price said.

According to a report initially published in a local Nigerian daily, This Day, Nigerian government officials believe a large sale was halted because of “unfounded allegations of human rights violations by our troops,” one such official is quoted saying. The Nigerian official is not named in the report.

“This,” the official continued, “after the office of Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu had initially approved the purchase.”

US officials tell the Post that such transfers must be consistent with a policy directive revised by President Barack Obama in January, which outlines the criteria for conventional weapons sales.