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Sharing The Pain
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"No devil remains in the hell. They are all in Rwanda" said a bishop who was in Kigali, at the time of the genocide in 1994.

Now in Mogadishu we have high civilian casualty as two opposing sides: the government and remnants of islamic courts are exchanging heavy artillery without showing any concern to the innocent and vulnerable communities living in the city.

Latest victims of these fierce and rather inhumane attacks were a family of seven members. They all belonged to the same family in the same house sharing bread during breakfast time but well before savouring it, received a bomb explosion inside their house, hurting them all: from the eldest to the youngest (a one-year old boy) who was seriously wounded after a sharpnel deeply penetrated his back. And sadly enough, hospitals are receiving more than they can treat which surely means that this child will bleed to death. Sad again.


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It was an unexpected visitor
Who came not through the door
But insolently crashed the roof
Destroying a peaceful morning
Bringing grisly scenes of horror
Turning the lovely moments of joy
Into a bloody tragedy beyond belief
It was a mortar bomb aimed at an enemy
But unfortunately landed on a family
Who a short while ago shared a bread
But ended up sharing unbearable pain

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Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on November 12, 2007
As the genocide days went on the world's journalists didn't give a damn because black were killing blacks, but if you know of some whites involved...we will print it first page with one foot big letters and hold it for months until everyone in the world had heard the horrible story.
No oil, diamonds or gold involved, just a tribe against each other?
Forget it, we are all going to Iraq where they said that a US white soldier killed a family of four there.
Georg

Reviewed on November 11, 2007
>crying too hard to comment properly <

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on November 11, 2007
Such tragedy to see every day and remain steadfast as you do to write of it Abdi Noor. My hopes and prayers for some help soon are constantly with you,and the people of Somalia!

ET

Reviewed on November 11, 2007
Ofttimes the innocent who pay with their blood, their lives: tragic. My heart breaks for the family, and I will pray for them, as I always do you and your family.

God,

Please hear my prayer. Please protect Abdi-Noor and his family in the midst of war. Put your hedge of protection around them as they go about their daily lives. Remove fear, bring comfort and peace. And now I hear of this family suffering at the hands of terror arriving at their breakfast table: please, Lord, heal their wounds, heal their bodies and spirits. Let their minds not be poisoned by the actions of those who have committed this crime against them. Let them learn to forgive, to reach out to others going through this with arms of love. In Jesus' Name, Amen and Amen.

((((HUGS)))) love and prayer, Karla. :(

Reviewed by Charlie
Reviewed on November 11, 2007
How terribly sad! --Charlie

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on November 11, 2007
hurting them all: from the eldest to the youngest (a one-year old boy) who was seriously wounded after a sharpnel deeply penetrated his back.

Sad beyond belief, and I truly hope many start heeding your messages, and sharing your pain. Maybe only then will atrocities like this, finally end.


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