@harrydre shame on you for lying there in your topic name

Who told you the two men were Somalis? They don't look like them! Please reduce your bile. The site has even put pictures of some other demonstrators wot make people think they are the same people.

However, this act is not acceptable.

I wonder if it was staged by the UK to just their next move in the following weeks (frustrate Africans within the town, who are probably taking over the city).
Otherwise, why did they have to kill the two men!!!

To make sure they don't talk later about the government involvement in what they did

NOTE: for the kyuks in the house, don't celebrate the mistreatment of those Africans in UK. Remember your brothers and sisters from Mt. Kenya are known for venturing into foreign lands! That's why the only you hear being killed in South Sudan are them

@harrydre shame on you for lying there in your topic name

Who told you the two men were Somalis? They don't look like them! Please reduce your bile. The site has even put pictures of some other demonstrators wot make people think they are the same people.

However, this act is not acceptable.

I wonder if it was staged by the UK to just their next move in the following weeks (frustrate Africans within the town, who are probably taking over the city).
Otherwise, why did they have to kill the two men!!!

To make sure they don't talk later about the government involvement in what they did

NOTE: for the kyuks in the house, don't celebrate the mistreatment of those Africans in UK. Remember your brothers and sisters from Mt. Kenya are known for venturing into foreign lands! That's why the only you hear being killed in South Sudan are them

Mr Nusayabah told the programme that Mr Adebolajo had rejected an approach by MI5 to work for them around six months ago.


Abu Nusaybah: "They (MI5) asked him if he'd be interested in working for them"
It followed a trip to Kenya where Mr Nusaybah said Mr Adebolajo had been detained by security forces.

He said he noticed "a change" in Mr Adebolajo when he returned from Africa last year.

Abu Nusaybah said Mr Adebolajo suggested he had been physically and sexually abused during an interrogation in a prison cell in the African country.

After this, he became withdrawn "and less talkative - he wasn't his bubbly self", Abu Nusaybah added.

Why the kenyan so brutal with him what was he up to

he had gone to study in a village in Kenya when he and others were rounded up by the Kenyan army. When he was interrogated, he refused to speak. "They told him, 'You are not in the UK now.' They took his private parts and said, 'We will F you.' He told me he was physically assaulted and sexually threatened. If you looked at his face, he was holding back tears

http://www.guardian.co.u...h-suspect-kenya-torture