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Garoob syndromeka aa kuugu kacsan mahinoBasra- wrote:Retarded athiest!
Thats life, get real.
Subxanallah.... I think I know who you're talk about.Foxy22 wrote:My friends and I were actually talking about it last night.. it's sad and heartbreaking. My mother's friend lost at one go few months ago three family members in the most horrendous way you can imagine. Inshallah they will win one day.
Everyone in Melbourne knows this poor lady's family tragedyNarcissistic wrote:Basra, get stuffed you fat b!tch
Subxanallah.... I think I know who you're talk about.Foxy22 wrote:My friends and I were actually talking about it last night.. it's sad and heartbreaking. My mother's friend lost at one go few months ago three family members in the most horrendous way you can imagine. Inshallah they will win one day.
i'm surprised you didn't come across them before now. they made a big fuss around here and been to most Somali populated cities around the world. Yes the documentary is very touching and eye opening. I met the guys and they seemed very passionate in putting their massage across, and have succeeded well in doing soNarcissistic wrote:OMG I just watched this documentary. Prior to today, I barely knew of the ONLF struggle. Wallah, my heart goes out to my fellow Somalis that are being massacred, tortured, and raped.
May Allah allieviate their ordeals, grant them sabr & make them among the shuhadaa.
Seeing this made me realise how powerless the victims are with the West turning a blind eye of conspicuous human rights abuse. Wallah evidences of kids being burnt (among other things) is something that will always stick with me.
I want to help out, is there something more one can do than other than dua & money?
Omg, i'm in like a semi-depressed mood now
