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In Somalia we had yesterday attack with bomb on plane, but lucky pilot managed and get back on airport and save people...All those lands have big problems..so terrorists also attack other muslim people which don't share tehir interpretation of islam..it looks like terrorism has noting with religion in fact

And in Europe everybody is going totally crazy when there is ONE small attack... Ok not small but when you compare to the incredible number of attacks of most countries it's hard to have some kind of special pity for them...
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In Somalia we had yesterday attack with bomb on plane, but lucky pilot managed and get back on airport and save people...All those lands have big problems..so terrorists also attack other muslim people which don't share tehir interpretation of islam..it looks like terrorism has noting with religion in fact
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Terrorist attacks in the first 3 weeks of 2016: -Afghanistan -India -Iraq -Syria -Turkey -Indonesia -Burkina Faso -Pakistan. Wasn´t there also something going on in Somalia/Kenya? Probably Nigeria as well. It´s difficult to keep up, it´s exploding all over. And of course western media isn´t too interested unless it´s taking place in the west.
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I was really shocked that thing happen. Innocent school kids are the victims of those incident which i will call as "DEVIL WORK".
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Yes this is really a SAD incident happened today. Taliban now started attacking on Universities and Schools which is I think a really bad thing. We should fight against taliban until they all dead.
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Multiple outlets are reporting that a least 20 Pakistanis have been killed, and at least 60 injured, after four gunmen stormed Bacha Khan University in northwest Pakistan during a school ceremony on Wednesday. Law enforcement officers eventually killed the attackers after an hours-long shootout at the public university in Charsbadda, a town located about 13 miles northeast of Peshawar.

According to CNN, there remains some confusion about the shooting’s motive, and whether the gunmen were affiliated with the Taliban, whose members have claimed responsibility for other massacres in northwest Pakistan:

The attack took place at Bacha Khan University [which is] less than 40 kilometers (25 miles) from where the Pakistan Taliban slayed 145 people, including 132 children, in a school attack in December 2014. It’s unclear whether the group was responsible for the Wednesday incident.

One Pakistan Taliban spokesman, Umar Mansoor, said the attack was in retaliation for military operations against the group. Mansoor was also the mastermind behind the December 2014 attack, Pakistan’s DawnNews reported.

But another spokesman, Mohammad Khurrassani, from the Pakistan Taliban’s central organization, disavowed any role. We “strongly condemn the attack on Bacha Khan University in Charsadda and disown the attack, saying this is not according to Shariah,” Khurrassani said.
The attack was timed to take place during an event honoring the university’s namesake, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan (whose nickname is Bacha Khan), a colleague of Mohandas Gandhi who advocated for the liberation of the Pashtun people, an ethnic group that has historically occupied the remote borderlands between northern Pakistan and southern Afghanistan, an area commonly referred to as the Federally Administered Tribal Areas. In 1986, Khan’s son, Khan Abdul Wali Khan, founded the leftist Awami National Party, whose members oppose Taliban rule and have been frequently targeted in violent attacks by the militant organization.

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