Boko Haram Terrorists Slaughter at Least 110 Nigerian Civilians in ‘Insane’ Attack

[Kesselring]

This is all you need to know....

On Oct. 31, a team of some 30 US Navy SEALs parachuted into Nigeria from US Air Force Special Operations CV-22 aircraft and conducted a raid to rescue a 27-year-old American named Philip Walton who was being held hostage by several gunmen. Following a brief firefight that killed six of his captors, Walton was rescued unharmed. No SEALs were reportedly wounded in the exchange.

I remember a nice footage about 4 marines being ambushed in Nigeria
Go pro footage
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[wiggins]

Guns are not banned in Aus.

that is erronious.

Some spastic gave me a water melon sign.

I'm now a proud nigger apparantly.

Still doesn't change the fact that I'm white and we can still buy guns in Aus just not semi autos or pump shot guns.

Pump rifles are ok as are all bolt actions.

I have a number of rifles, about 15.

So you're a spaz...
MK_ultra is a super spaz and way faggee to boot.

MK you are a

 

[yotgguitar]

Mate, there are plenty of places around the world who do perfectly well without guns.

Better than America...

Uppity moron..... your attitude is why 1776 happened....dickhead

 

[ASU-85]

"Cos we Europeans aren't idiots."

Are you sure? Exhaustive Study: Murder Rates Rise Every Place that Bans Guns

Take your republican paper and ram it up your shitbox.

 

[wiggins]

Take your republican paper and ram it up your shitbox.

And your silly Boston Tea Party too.

We should never have let them win.
They should all have been made Britain's slaves, working for the good of Britain, cutting they're own cotton just like some of them wish they had done now, what with all this BLM nonsense which appears to be home grown, albeit with a little help from Karl...

 

[ASU-85]

Uppity moron..... your attitude is why 1776 happened....dickhead

Stop watching Alex Jones dude .

 

[oOTeenSpiritOo]

Switzerland.

They own more guns per person than Americans, but without the rampant murder and school shootings.

Cos we Europeans aren't idiots.

And that's why immagrants are flooding our countries and there's nothing we can do because our government can do whatever it likes with it's defensless citizens.

 

[wiggins]

Stop watching Alex Jones dude .

1776... gosh, what ever happened to let by gones be by gones?

USA: was an ex colony, still an ex colony...

List of ex British colonies:

• Uganda
• South Africa
• Rhodesia
• USA
• India
• Malaya
• Pakistan

Very salubrious company I thought...

 

[Götterdämmerung]

Switzerland.

They own more guns per person than Americans, but without the rampant murder and school shootings.

Cos we Europeans aren't idiots.

America is first on the list with 120 guns/100 people. Switzerland is #20 down the list at 27/100. Where you gettin your facts, boy?

 

[chewbok]

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Farmers were working their rice fields in the Nigerian village of Koshobe on Saturday when the gunmen arrived on their motorcycles. The militants belonged to the notorious Boko Haram Islamist extremist group, which garnered international attention in 2014 after kidnapping 276 schoolgirls, who were mostly Christian, from the Nigerian town of Chibok.


On Saturday, however, the Boko Haram terrorists were not looking for kidnapping captives. They were in search of blood.


According to regional media reports and the United Nations, the terrorist force collected scores of farmers, tied them up, and then systematically slit their throats. At first, the Nigerian government estimated a death toll of 43. Then 70. And on Sunday, a UN statement ultimately estimated at least 110 people had been murdered in the attack.

“At least 110 civilians were ruthlessly killed and many others were wounded in this attack,” Edward Kallon, the UN humanitarian coordinator in Nigeria, said in a statement.
“The incident is the most violent direct attack against innocent civilians this year,” Kallon said, adding: “I call for the perpetrators of this heinous and senseless act to be brought to justice.”

Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari, called the attack “insane,” according to a statement issued by a spokesman on Twitter.
Saturday’s especially savage attack in Nigeria underscores the widespread Islamist extremism threat in Africa, which has spurred an ongoing US counterterrorism effort across the continent.

In a move to reinforce American military influence on the African continent, and to counter the rising terrorist threat, the US established a new unified combatant command in 2007 — US Africa Command, or AFRICOM, based in Stuttgart, Germany. Today, the US military maintains a broad, if somewhat quiet, military presence in Africa, comprising some 6,000 Department of Defense personnel, according to a US Africa Command report to Congress.

On Oct. 31, a team of some 30 US Navy SEALs parachuted into Nigeria from US Air Force Special Operations CV-22 aircraft and conducted a raid to rescue a 27-year-old American named Philip Walton who was being held hostage by several gunmen. Following a brief firefight that killed six of his captors, Walton was rescued unharmed. No SEALs were reportedly wounded in the exchange.

A senior CIA officer from the agency’s paramilitary division, Michael Goodboe, was killed during a recent terrorist attack in Mogadishu, Somalia, underscoring an ongoing US counterterrorism operation against the al Qaeda-affiliated jihadist group al-Shabab. Another US service member was wounded in combat in Somalia in September.


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Al-Shabab has conducted a terrorist campaign across Africa for years, seeking to establish a strict version of Islam and undercut Western influence. A January attack by the terrorist group in Kenya killed a US service member and two Pentagon contractors.

About 700 US military personnel are deployed to Somalia to advise and assist Somali troops in combat against al-Shabab, as well as to support those operations with precision airstrikes. As part of a broader reduction of the US military footprint in Africa, the outgoing administration of President Donald Trump is mulling whether to withdraw all US forces from Somalia by the time President-elect Joe Biden takes office in January.

In northern Africa, US military forces operate both manned and unmanned ISR aircraft to conduct counterterrorism missions. US military aircraft operating in the Horn of Africa region also contribute to anti-piracy operations. Some 3,000 US personnel, including Marines and special operations aviation units, are based at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti. US special operations forces operate across Africa, sometimes accompanying partner forces on raids against terrorist groups.


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Nigeria’s Borno state, where Koshobe is located, held long-delayed elections over the weekend, which was likely the impetus behind Saturday’s attack, experts say. Regional media reports said the murdered farmers were mostly transient workers from other areas.

“Our people are in very difficult situations, they are in two different extreme conditions: in one side, [if] they stay at home, they may be killed by hunger and starvation; on the other, they go out to their farmlands and risk getting killed by the insurgents. This is very sad,” the governor of Borno state, Babagana Zulum, said on Sunday, according to the BBC.

In addition to the dead, six more civilians were wounded and eight remain missing, including women, the UN reported. The leader of an anti-jihadist, pro-government militia said the attack had the hallmarks of Boko Haram.


“It is no doubt the handiwork of Boko Haram who operate in the area and frequently attack farmers,” said militia leader Babakura Kolo, who was on hand to assist survivors and collect the dead in Koshobe, regional agencies reported.
Nigerian government forces have been at war with Boko Haram, as well as its ISIS-linked splinter, ISWAP, since 2009. The conflict has waned in recent years, but the terrorists continue to indiscriminately target civilians, often accusing them of being government spies or targeting them for their religious beliefs.

“It is unfortunately one of too many such attacks targeting farmers, fishermen and families who are trying to recover some livelihood opportunity after over a decade of conflict,” Kallon, the UN humanitarian coordinator in Nigeria, said in a statement regarding Saturday’s attack in Koshobe.
According to international aid organizations, the conflict in Nigeria has killed some 36,000 people and displaced a further 2 million since 2009. Last month, Boko Haram killed 22 farmers in two separate attacks.

In a statement issued through a spokesman on Twitter, Buhari, Nigeria’s president, said: “I condemn the killing of our hardworking farmers by terrorists in Borno state. The entire country is hurt by these senseless killings. My thoughts are with their families in this time of grief. May their souls rest in peace.”


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I love Toyota Landcrusiers.

 

[dwdays]

I’m white. I like my odds.

 

[thebully08$]

Let them kill each other!
And don't fucking let them into America on some bullshit political asylum horseshit!
They're all a bunch of fucking animals and they deserve to be treated as such. they are not humans.
There are no civilians in Africa or the Middle East. Fuck them all.

 

[Imi]

It's a good question what type of modernized AK47s are these, which government and arms factory are providing them, and why there aren't a larger number of military units to counter the continuous raider attacks.