Kenya declares war on Al Shabaab!

[Ally Kombo]

Mkuu ni matendo yao ndio nachukia, I have no problem with people as muhammadans and vice versa.

............ hakuna watu wanaitwa ''muhammadan'' wewe kafiri mzushi ! ndio maana mnasema Mungu ana mtoto kwa uzushi wenu ! sijui alizaa na nani na mke wa mungu sijui na yeye Mungu ? hovyo kabisa hata akili za kukopa huna !

 

[Ally Kombo]

Mkuu nadhani siku wakiweka bomu sokoni likaua ndugu zako utaacha kuwakubali..., hawa jamaa vita wanavyopigana vya kuweka terror kwa watu sio vya kuvikubali hata kidogo.., hawafai kabisa hawa watu..., kama ni kupigana pigana na adui yako na sio kuua watu ambao hawana hatia

............... unapiga pale panapo uma! ukiunga mkono ........... basi una hatia!

 

[Ally Kombo]

Hii ndio dalili kwamba unachangia ukiwa na ulevi kichwani na ikiwa ndio msimamo wa serikali yako basi uhakika umepatikana kwamba kuna ajenda dhidi ya waislamu wa Somalia halafu itafuata ndani ya Kenya na kwengine Afrika mashariki.
Mimi nilitaraji ikiwa kifo ni kibaya basi yeyote anayesababisha ashughulikiwe kisheria; kumbe tatizo ni pale muuwaji anapokuwa Alshabaab tu.Inatosha kutoa jeshi zima kumtafuta muuwaji ambaye wala hajulikani alipo.Zaidi ni kwamba wala si mauwaji bali ni utekaji nyara tu kama ni kweli..........Wapuuzi wakubwa,Yaa Allah! wape uwezo wa ajabu Alshabaab kuzima ujinga wa Kenya kwa faida ya waislamu wa Afrika Mashariki na kati.

............ Inshaallah !! hakika kwa ALLAH hili ni dogo kwake, alimshushia Muhammad S.A.W, Askari Wasioonekana kupigana na Makafir ! Dini imesimama mpaka leo, hakika hataweza kuzima nuru ya ALLAH S. W

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Jamani kama mnataka kulumbana na hiyo midini yenu hebu nendeni kwenye jukwaa husika. Mnatia kichefuchefu na akilini zenu za kitumwa zilizojaa ukristo na uislamu koko.

Tatizo letu sasa watanzania liko hivi: badala ya kujadili vipi tutajenga daraja au barabara tunaanza kujadili imani za makandarasi, WTF!

 

[Ally Kombo]

Jamani kama mnataka kulumbana na hiyo midini yenu hebu nendeni kwenye jukwaa husika. Mnatia kichefuchefu na akilini zenu za kitumwa zilizojaa ukristo na uislamu koko.

Tatizo letu sasa watanzania liko hivi: badala ya kujadili vipi tutajenga daraja au barabara tunaanza kujadili imani za makandarasi, WTF!

............... WT****in'comments ??!!

 

[Smatta]

[h=2]75 Al-Shabab Insurgents Killed by Kenyan Forces in Lower Juba[/h]By Ahmed Shawky

Kenyan military in Somalia killed on Tuesday, 75 Al-Shabab fighters in lower Juba region of Somalia and captured four strategic towns controlled by Al-Shabab militants in an operation against the group.

Al-Shabab deported fighters near Af-madow town which is experiencing another mobilization and deployment from Transitional Federal Govermnet (TFG) forces supported by Kenyan military units and combatants from Ras Kamboni Brigade, according to residents in Af-madow town, 620 Kilometers south of Somalia's war torn capital- Mogadishu.
Tabto and Qoqani towns were the frontlines of Tuesday's battle. Kenyan troops are using warplanes, tanks and heavy weapons in these areas according to residents.
Jeff Nyaga, commander of Kenya's military against Al-Shabab confirmed the death of 75 insurgents. He said the towns recovered are now administered by the Somali government.
Kenyan cabinet backed the operation which they described as a response to preventing Kenya from aggressive attacks.
On Tuesday, Kenyan delegation in Mogadishu said they have reached an agreement of cooperation with Somalia's government.
"The two sides agreed to jointly work together in dealing with Al-Shabab's danger in the region. We have agreed to work together in areas of politics, military, economy and other areas." Said Husein Arab Esse , Somalia's defense minister.
Kenyan defense minister denied the presence of Kenyan troops in Somalia.

"There are no Kenyan troops entered in Somalia. It is only TFG trained soldiers in Kenya are fighting with Al-Shabab" said Kenya's defense minister.
"Al-Shabab now came to Kenya's border with Somalia and Kenya has the right to fight with them" he added.
On Tuesday, Kenyan troops supported by helicopters and tanks entered 100 Km in Somalia, in an attempt to fight Al-Shabab insurgents who are accused of the kidnapping of two humanitarian aid workers from Spain.


75 Al-Shabab Insurgents Killed by Kenyan Forces in Lower Juba

 

[FaizaFoxy]

kwa hiyo kwako waliyofanyiwa Kenya ni sawa? Kila mujahideen wakishambuliwa ni marekani?
Ungetangaza maslahi tu badala ya kujificha nyuma ya mask!

Na wanachofanyiwa Waislaam na majeshi ya Kiafrika kwao ni sawa?

 

[Smatta]

............ Inshaallah !! hakika kwa ALLAH hili ni dogo kwake, alimshushia Muhammad S.A.W, Askari Wasioonekana kupigana na Makafir ! Dini imesimama mpaka leo, hakika hataweza kuzima nuru ya ALLAH S. W

Usiwe mwepesi wa kukasirika na kujifanya wewe peke yako ndio unayeitambua dini. Alshabab kama Alqaeda,haitetei uislamu, na haismami na dini kwa kuwa inanyanyasa na kuua waisilamu mpaka ndani ya Somalia. Tusijitie dhambi bure kwa ku support wauaji na wanafik wakubwa. Kenya ichape hawa watu hadi wakome, wakijidanganya kulipua Nrb ndio watakoma kabisa.

 

[Askari Kanzu]

............... WT****in'comments ??!!

Kwa lugha hii dini imekushinda. Wewe ni kanjanja aka mwislamu koko! A true muslim does not speak like that.

 

[Smatta]

Na wanachofanyiwa Waislaam na majeshi ya Kiafrika kwao ni sawa?

Hakuna waisilamu hapo, wewe vipi, ni Jihad gani hao washenzi wanapigania? ni Mujahidin wagani wanaua watoto wadogo na wanawake wakisingizia dini? Alshabab na Alqaeda wana individual goals na uisilamu si kati ya hizo goals zao. mimi natetea innocents walio Somalia lakini si hao mashetani na wanafik wanao jiita Alshabab na Alqaeda.

 

[Nonda]

75 Al-Shabab Insurgents Killed by Kenyan Forces in Lower Juba

Kenyan military in Somalia killed on Tuesday, 75 Al-Shabab fighters in lower Juba region of Somalia and captured four strategic towns controlled by Al-Shabab militants in an operation against the group.

Al-Shabab deported fighters near Af-madow town which is experiencing another mobilization and deployment from Transitional Federal Govermnet (TFG) forces supported by Kenyan military units and combatants from Ras Kamboni Brigade, according to residents in Af-madow town, 620 Kilometers south of Somalia's war torn capital- Mogadishu.
Tabto and Qoqani towns were the frontlines of Tuesday's battle. Kenyan troops are using warplanes, tanks and heavy weapons in these areas according to residents.
Jeff Nyaga, commander of Kenya's military against Al-Shabab confirmed the death of 75 insurgents. He said the towns recovered are now administered by the Somali government.
On Tuesday, Kenyan delegation in Mogadishu said they have reached an agreement of cooperation with Somalia's government.
"The two sides agreed to jointly work together in dealing with Al-Shabab's danger in the region. We have agreed to work together in areas of politics, military, economy and other areas." Said Husein Arab Esse , Somalia's defense minister.
Kenyan defense minister denied the presence of Kenyan troops in Somalia.

"There are no Kenyan troops entered in Somalia. It is only TFG trained soldiers in Kenya are fighting with Al-Shabab" said Kenya's defense minister.
"Al-Shabab now came to Kenya's border with Somalia and Kenya has the right to fight with them" he added.
On Tuesday, Kenyan troops supported by helicopters and tanks entered 100 Km in Somalia, in an attempt to fight Al-Shabab insurgents who are accused of the kidnapping of two humanitarian aid workers from Spain.


75 Al-Shabab Insurgents Killed by Kenyan Forces in Lower Juba

Hizi nyekundu zinapingana na hizi buluu.
Kenya sasa wasubiri msaada wa US katika kupambana na "ugaidi"

Bado TZ tu kuingizwa rasmi katika vita dhidi ya "ugaidi"

 

[mkambodia]

Its good what Kenyans are doing. But first they should seek an advice from Tanzania(the most strongert Army hn east Africa and the 9 strongest army in Africa as per wikipedia). Tanzania army knows and are exparts in how to invade an enemy in different country. Msiende kichwakichwa mazee...mtafanywa kama wale wa Black Hawk Dawn...

 

[mkambodia]

Its good to support your assertions with evidence!

 

[utantambua]

Sagasaga magaidi wote huko. Kenya msiache jiwe hata moja bila kuligeuza. Gaidi hana huruma nanyi msiwe na huruma nae sababu hii ni vita. Sigina wote.

 

[Masikini_Jeuri]

You are entitled to your own opinions. I may sound nuts, but I once again stand by my statement based on the economic facts: If Kenya goes down, so does Tanzania, Uganda and the rest of EAC.
Thanks and be blessed!!

You think?

 

[Askari Kanzu]

Its good to support your assertions with evidence!

mkambodia, your source is highly bogus. In fact if you read the comment posted by the owner of the video it reads like this:

"This is basically my personal opinion of the military strength of Africa. I have left out Libya, Tunisia, South Africa, Algeria, Egypt and Morocco because they own the top 10 by themselves"

So it is you who should support your assertions with credible and not dubious, untrustworthy evidence like the one you present here.

 

[Geza Ulole]

Kenya at war, but Kibaki goes MIA

By MURITHI MUTIGA, mmutiga@ke.nationmedia.com ( email the author)
Posted Wednesday, October 19 2011 at 11:52
A recurring criticism of President Kibaki has been that he sits on the fence too much; that he is a leader that rarely sticks his neck out or takes a robust position on any issue in the public sphere.
That assessment has not always been fair. It has sometimes been the plaintive cry of a nation that grew used for decades to the heavy hand of an overbearing strongman president.
In the past week, however, Mr Kibaki has been guilty of an abandonment of duty. The nation has gone to war. Hundreds, possibly thousands of troops, have been sent into dangerous, uncharted territory in a conflict in which casualties are inevitable. There is almost no doubt that this is an enterprise that will cost a considerable amount in terms of blood and treasure.
It is a historic deployment of a peacetime army to curb a growing threat to national security. This is not something on which the nation should be addressed solely by the ministers for Internal Security and Defence. This is a situation on which the nation deserves to hear from the Commander-in-Chief of the republic.
Wars are costly, messy affairs. They require considerable sacrifice not just on the part of the military but also from a public that will ultimately foot the bills for the action at the front.
Across the world, it falls to the head of the government to explain the reasons for the war to the public and to rally them to support the cause. This in turn can serve to boost the military's morale.
When a war goes well, the dividend, in terms of national pride and unity can be immense and can even serve to define a president's legacy.
Two examples in Africa stand out. On October 6, 1973 Egypt's Anwar Sadat sent his troops to reclaim the Sinai Peninsula that was under Israeli occupation.
When the action got under way he rallied popular support for the cause explaining it as an attempt to restore national and Arab pride. The success of that military campaign is cited to this day as one of the factors that have accounted for the unity of the Egyptian people through the years.
Closer home, Julius Nyerere is celebrated for the 1979 ouster of the tyrant Idi Amin in a war for which Tanzania had to make immense economic sacrifices but which the President skillfully explained as a just war.
President Kibaki must show similar leadership soon. He should summon a special session of Parliament from where he can explain the decision to send the military into Somalia and ask the public to back the action.
There should also be a vote on the military effort by MPs to satisfy the demands of the constitution. Article 132 (4,e) which demands this is one of the clauses that the security forces opposed in their written response to the draft constitution because they felt it exposes Kenya to attack by tying the nation's hand in its response to aggression.
But we have seen situations elsewhere where the president has authorised military action then gone back to Parliament later, the most recent being President Obama's order for US troops to attack Libya without congressional approval.
The legal arguments aside, President Kibaki must play his role and address the people. He does not need to offer inspiration at the level of Winston Churchill's famous Second World War oratory.
He simply needs to rally the nation behind this historic – and necessary – war effort.


Kenya at war, but Kibaki goes MIA*- Outside the Box*|nation.co.ke

MY TAKE
I am starting to have a question mark why is Kibaki not addressing the Nation about deployment to have a fully back-up? though i have no idea what the Kenya's constitution says i do see a serious responsibility lacking on his part as a commander in chief! I advice him to get all the factions behind his back before things start hitting up and the deployment turn to be a political score card for his aides if things crumble!

 

[ByaseL]

A handicapped Frenchwoman who was kidnapped from her beachfront home at a Kenyan resort island and taken to neighbouring Somalia has died, France said on Wednesday.

The contacts through which the French government was seeking to obtain the release of Marie Dedieu, held in Somalia since October 1, have announced her death, but we have not been able to determine the date nor the circumstances," the foreign ministry said Wednesday.

Source: Daily Nation

 

[Jumbe Kondo]

Hapo umeongea swafi, Baniani.#
Makafiri fulani hapa Bongo wanaojidai ndo waIslamu wanashabikia alshababu hawa.
Hamjui hata Mombasa kwetu, waswahili na waarabu hawawataki hawa wariah ( wasomali).
Kisa na maana ni kuleta bidhaa nyingi duni, kufanya kupandishwa bei za nyumba kiholela na kuwapunguzia hadhi waIslamu wengine waKenya wapendao Amani na siasa wastani.
Acha hao Alshababu na vibaraka vya vya arabuni vicharazwe.
Manina zao!

 

[Kamtori]

May her soul rest in peace.