Joseph Rwagatare
07/05/12
When strangers wail louder than the bereaved, you must be on your guard. Something is not quite right. They are hiding something, probably some involvement in the cause of the bereavement. Or they are plotting something sinister against the grieving people or their neighbours.
The wailing is very often unnaturally loud that it must surely be contrived. Other times it is so vicious you can’t distinguish between the loud cries and baying for blood.
This seems to have been the case in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the last several weeks.
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