Rankaz13 wrote:Watching these clips on 'fighting terror' in Kenya and from other countries, I often ask myself whether this is the right way of going about it. Honestly, some of our strategies can only generate more of the very vice we're trying to fight. Meantime, the kids are denied their fathers' guidance and wives their husbands' companionship and love. Who will come to their aid? Who will hear their cries?
Reminds me of a quote I once came across: You can tell how civilized a society is by how it treats its most vulnerable members.
Disclaimer; I do not advocate for their killing.As a non muslim I may not understand fully the cause they are fighting for.
However, listenning to extracts of their(Rogo and Samir Khan) preachings,they were dangerous for our society.More lives would have been lost or were lost through their calls for action.
Do we appreciate that the attacks have gone down since they left the scene.
ION;What was the purpose of showing us the dead bodies. (I think that was irresponsible of KTN)
I also hope that John Allan an Moha will do a feature for the victims of the terror attacks.
Love is beautiful and so are those who share it.With Love, Marriage is an amazing event in ones life time, the foundation of joy, happiness and success.