16 Murdered for Mysterious Reasons in Yemeni Retirement Home

Four terrorists of unknown religious backgrounds stormed a Catholic retirement home in the port city of Aden after using taqiyya on the guard. They told him they were there to visit their mother and began shooting once they gained entrance.

Sixteen people were killed, including four Catholic nuns.

A local resident, Um Mohammed, told Al Gore's Al Jazeera, "They forced the men and women outside with their hands tied. We heard the sound of gunfire, and when we came out we saw them all dead in the garden."

Um Mohammed was left unscathed by the unidentified terrorists. Why he wasn't killed along with the Catholic residents is a mystery.

The home is run by the Missionaries of Charity, founded by Mother Theresa, the poster nun for Catholicism,. This is leading law enforcement to believe the attack may have religious connotations, but without Amish or Quaker communities in the area, they are stumped.

No group has claimed responsibility at this time.




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BREAKING: 45 non-military Killed in Yemen in latest Islamic clash

A religion of peace spokesman

Sanaa, Yemen--Shi'ite rebels and their allies have bombed an area near the city of Aden killing 45 non-military people. The rebels are fighting the Saudi-backed troops and locals and don't care who they kill along the way.

Officials report that hundreds of civilians fled Dar Saad, north of Aden, after rebels began firing artillery rounds into the town, and they believe that 45 civilians were killed. 

Last week, the Saudi-backed fighters pushed the rebels out of Aden's airport and two large neighborhoods as well. This made the rebels feel sad and they vowed to retaliate and take back the areas, Inshallah.

Since March, Aden has been a veritable hell-hole, with intense fighting and incessant prayers on both sides for Allah to let them win.

Unfortunately for both the rebels and the Saudi-backed fighters, Allah decided not to take sides, and Mohammad was unavailable for questioning.


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