US Genocide in Mogadishu
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US Genocide in Mogadishu
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- michael_ital
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Re: US Genocide in Mogadishu

Dude, do you even know the definition of the term genocide?? Wotta clown.

Re: US Genocide in Mogadishu
US did very well in 1993 killing more then 1000 Hutus in one day
- michael_ital
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Re: US Genocide in Mogadishu
"Hutu's" ??? I wasn't aware the U.S was even IN Rwanda at that time. 

Re: US Genocide in Mogadishu
In the history channel documentary they said upwards of ten thousand. Hutus learned shooting down U.S military aircraft is not a bright idea.Soduku wrote:US did very well in 1993 killing more then 1000 Hutus in one day

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Re: US Genocide in Mogadishu
The U.S went there to feed the starving people and to prevent destructive warlord Aydiid from using U.N donated food as a weapon which led to the starvation of thousands of interreverine farmers. Baidoa came to be known as the "city of death" because of this. We should applaud the noble gesture of the U.S. to help feed our people and to disarm the warlord who was starving them.
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