Friday May 25th 2012
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It doesnt really matter wether it's closed or not. the issue is simple do the same to us tomorrow if you can....hahaha
Alshabab is known for claiming all kinds of terror that happens in the rgion, some of them proved otherwise in a couple of occations. i bleive the Uganda goverment should look critically into the issue and see if other elements are involved too.