Let’s pray for the people of Kenya

April 4, 2015

      Prayer

Tomorrow is Easter. In Kenya. Great mourning had began. 148 people murdered.  142 of the victims were students and three police officers and three soldiers were also killed.

Killed because they believe in Jesus and God. I do not understand. We must stand together as one. Cry and mourn with the poor families who lost children, family and friends.  We can’t allow this to happen. I believe the guilty people must be punished. He who supply the funding for the organization, supply the weapons and did the killing. It is time. Men who support murder are murderer also.

                       Prayer for Kenya

I cry tears for people In Kenya. Kids, policemen and soldier lost to hate. I pray for the poor families who lost their children. I pray we hold silence and thoughts today. Men went room to room  questioning who was Christian or Muslim? killing the children who said they were christian. Please Lord. Help us. Our children are dying for the hatred create by cold and heartless men. It is time. We must learn. We are one people and this is one earth. Every life is a light needed. Lord take take the 148 people with open arms and give them comfort. Today Muslims, Christians and all faiths need to hold a heavy heart. They murdered our children. Far or near the country of Kenya. Need to stop and say a prayer.  Please lord, take of of the sad hearts who will learn a lifetime of sadness in Kenya. Kids in a place to learn murdered by killers. Lord. I do not understand. We need to learn the love and kindness of Jesus. Easter is tomorrow. I know in heaven. He is embracing the children and giving to comfort to children and heroes lost.

(I do believe to stop terrorist. Stop their funding. Punish any person or country who give money or guns used to killed. No money, no guns/food and location for them. No terrorist. People who supply hate and separate are equal murderers.)

Coyote/John Castellenas

Kenya Mourns As Video Of Massacre Emerges

Survivors describe students fleeing in terror as heavily armed gunmen targeting non-Muslims ran amok on the campus.

18:43, UK, Friday 03 April 2015

Video: Kenya University Campus Massacre

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Video has emerged of the massacre at a university campus in northeastern Kenya in which 148 people were killed by Islamist extremists.

It shows students running for their lives and hiding behind bushes as bullets whistle through the air.

Four masked al Shabaab gunmen rampaged through Garissa University College at dawn on Thursday in the group’s deadliest attack in the country.

They were eventually killed by security forces 13 hours later after a lengthy gun battle.

The suspected mastermnd of the attack, Mohammed Mohamud

The attackers, who were strapped with bombs and armed with AK-47s, singled out non-Muslim students and gunned them down without mercy, survivors said.

They took dozens of hostages in a dormitory as they battled troops and police before they were hit by gunfire and exploded, according to Interior Minister Joseph Nkaissery.

Video: Timeline: al Shabaab Attacks

He said 142 of the victims were students, but three police officers and three soldiers were also killed.

At least 79 people were wounded on the campus, which lies 145km (90 miles) from the Somali border. Some were flown to the capital Nairobi for treatment.

One suspected extremist was arrested as he tried to flee, Mr Nkaissery told a news conference.

One survivor, Collins Wetangula, told The Associated Press he was about to take a shower when he heard gunshots coming from a nearby dormitory, one of six on the campus.

“All I could hear were footsteps and gunshots. Nobody was screaming because they thought this would lead the gunmen to know where they are,” he said.

He added: “The gunmen were saying, ‘Sisi ni al-Shabab'” – Swahili for “We are al Shabaab.”

Video: Militants Kill Dozens In Rampage

He said he heard the attackers arrive at his dormitory, open the doors and ask if those inside were Muslims or Christians.

“If you were a Christian, you were shot on the spot,” he said. “With each blast of the gun, I thought I was going to die.”

He said fortunately soldiers then arrived and took him and around 20 others to safety.

Another student, Augustine Alanga, said the attack began at about 5.30am as morning prayers were under way at the university mosque, where worshippers were left alone.

At least five heavily armed gunmen opened fire outside his dormitory, sparking panic, he told AP. He said some students remained indoors but scores of others fled with the attackers firing at them.

Police say the massacre may have been masterminded by Mohammed Mohamud and are offering a large reward for information leading to his capture.

Video: Nov 2014: Al Shabaab Bus Massacre

Also known by the names Dulyadin and Gamadhere, he was a teacher at an Islamic religious school, or madrassa, and claimed responsibility for a bus attack in Makka, Kenya, in November that killed 28 people.

A spokesman for Somalia-based al Shabaab said the college attackers were members of their al Qaeda-linked group.

Al Shabaab has been blamed for a series of attacks in Kenya, including the siege at the Westgate Mall in Nairobi in 2013 that killed 67 people, as well as other violence in the north.

The group has vowed to retaliate against the government for sending troops to Somalia in 2011 to tackle militants staging cross-border raids.

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