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Hyper,

Lol am told by my freind who works in the Ngo world that the picture of the young African boy with the vulture behind eyeing him is fake

fake or not fake , adounki ba nala tagay.

Allaho adounka hanoga digin bigest thing in my hearts and moinds

Hyperactive wrote:fake or not fake , adounki ba nala tagay.

Allaho adounka hanoga digin bigest thing in my hearts and moinds

Waa run bro. amen thuma amen

COOL-MAN wrote:Hyper,

Lol am told by my freind who works in the Ngo world that the picture of the young African boy with the vulture behind eyeing him is fake

How do you mean fake.Do you mean the photographer who took it and won a Pullitzer prize faked it.Or do you mean the whole thing never happened and that it never was a prize winning photo and the whole story is a fake
You do know that was a Somali child btw don't you Coolman

Say walalhi waa ilmo somali aa war i cant read this thread anymore i about to cry.. I cant deal with this im off to youtube to watch dhaanto

waayeel101 wrote:nacalah badowda tihin ku taal. naxarista ilahay way deeqda somali iyo kurdi iyo carab iyo adunko idil. idinka maxa idinka ba'aya hadi allaha u naxaristo la yidha ilmahan yar bakhayl-nimadina. habaar iyo cuqdad ayay qaban umadan qaxotiga ah.

I'll do du'a for every muslim one, cry for them, help them if i can and send money till i die.

Aishah wrote:Say walalhi waa ilmo somali aa war i cant read this thread anymore i about to cry.. I cant deal with this im off to youtube to watch dhaanto

You didn't know either Aish. This was an iconic pic from the 1992 famine in Somalia just before or during Americas so called humanitarian mission in Moqadisho. At least that's what I was told I might be wrong though

Thuganomics wrote:

COOL-MAN wrote:Hyper,

Lol am told by my freind who works in the Ngo world that the picture of the young African boy with the vulture behind eyeing him is fake

How do you mean fake.Do you mean the photographer who took it and won a Pullitzer prize faked it.Or do you mean the whole thing never happened and that it never was a prize winning photo and the whole story is a fake
You do know that was a Somali child btw don't you Coolman

The kid was from Sudan AUN. The photograph comitted suicide 3 months after he took that pic. I don't blame him either. Bismilahi that picture is powerful walahi look at the focking vulture man

I just googled it and apparently it's from Sudan
I was told by a friend this was Somalia. Just goes to show always check whatever facts that are related to you

Thuganomics wrote:

COOL-MAN wrote:Hyper,

Lol am told by my freind who works in the Ngo world that the picture of the young African boy with the vulture behind eyeing him is fake

How do you mean fake.Do you mean the photographer who took it and won a Pullitzer prize faked it.Or do you mean the whole thing never happened and that it never was a prize winning photo and the whole story is a fake
You do know that was a Somali child btw don't you Coolman

My freind is adamant the picture is fake. The guy who made the picture and won prizes for it admitted it was fake and killed himself later according to him.

I don't know. Search on the Internet yielded nothing to show it is not genuine. Allahu waclam

Thuganomics wrote:I just googled it and apparently it's from Sudan
I was told by a friend this was Somalia. Just goes to show always check whatever facts that are related to you

It does really matter to me if its sudan ama somalia they are both of african child that is dying because of war and famine the adults are represented as the vulture. The child represent hope,peace and prosperity of future generations to come. A dying Africa that will never reach its full potential because of corrupt governments . A picture speaks a thousand words in this case a thousand emotions.

I feel happiness for the soul of children whom die.......they will never suffer the torment of the grave....the waiting for Allah's (swt) judgement....the weighing of deeds etc. By Allah's (swt) mercy they have been spared all this.

original dervish wrote:I feel happiness for the soul of children whom die.......they will never suffer the torment of the grave....the waiting for Allah's (swt) judgement....the weighing of deeds etc. By Allah's (swt) mercy they have been spared all this.

Yes, they're lucky.

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