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North African extremists sought death by clubbing people

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These zealots desperately wanted to be martyrs but were unfortunately living in peaceful times. Their brilliant solution was to violently attack random travelers with giant wooden clubs until the terrified victims were forced to legally execute them.

North African extremists sought death by clubbing people
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