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Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Kenya
Sep. 12, 2006
Francis Gachuri
www.kbc.co.ke

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 15907 • Posted: Tuesday September 12, 2006  

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Members of a doomsday cult in Naivasha called ‘House of Yahweh‘ are all set for what they believe will be a nuclear invasion meant to cleanse the world.

The over 30 members including children are all armed with facemasks and other protective clothing as well as complicated gadgets they claim will be used to measure the nuclear wave’s intensity.

They have also prepared a special kind of food to last them over a year and built sanitary facilities at the underground hiding.

Quoting from their scriptures dubbed the ‘613 laws’, the cult leader said the world would not end but a nuclear war was eminent.

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