Mohamath,+Nurchanah+7

22-24 people were reported to be killed at a University graduation in Somalia by a suicide bomber who was said to be a Danish citizen, but of Somali descent. 3 government ministers and 21 others were killed in the bombing. The photos that were taken of the suicide bomber after the bomb took place were confirmed to be a 24 year old man by his close friends and family, though they were not aware of his plans. He lived in Somalia until the age of 5, when he moved to Denmark, and was living there until about 18 months ago where he came back to Somalia. Since he was so new in Somalia again, Somalia's Environmental Minister Buri Hamza said that he was probably brain washed in Denmark to do the things that he did.   BBC News: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8406886.stm Though the two articles may be about the same topic, the way they were written and what was mentioned in the articles were very different. The Seattle Times article was more straight forward, just telling the story as it was, without much information that didn’t really have to do with the topic of the article. While the BBC News article was more of a ‘personal’ article because it was written differently than a normal news article, and most of the article was just background information on the suicide bomber. I think that if they have an idea who the person is, and his friends and family have confirmed that he is the suicide bomber, then they should get to investigating! If all the parts are there, then why not take action? What were his intentions of the bombing anyway, was there an actual reason as to why he did what he did? Why would anyone get the idea that, just because he came to Somalia from Denmark, that he would’ve been brainwashed?
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