Tallaabo
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Che, are the Liyu police involved in this conflict or is it only the Jesus clan? The whole Somali region should should get involved in repelling every incursion made by the expansionist Canfar and Qotti forces.
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18 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:let them try But they will not rest those so called pirates and their garad clan allies for now.. Somaliland wll regain its lost territories
Lost territories? Who gave you those territories? Xaaji, why can't you be serious for a moment? Laascaanood was with Somaliland for a while because most of its elite wanted to be with Somaliland. There was never a widespread support for Somaliland in Laascaanood and the Garaad clan was mostly unionist. Please tell your clearly insane adeero to leave these people alone.
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46 minutes ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:Iranians are not Arabs. Arabs consider Iranians their enemy the Israelis are closer they are together reer bani Ibrahim. They always speak very condescending over the farasayin as they call them
I know the Iranians are Persians but what I am talking about is how the Arabs are so loyal to their Zionist and Western masters to the extent of aiding the accursed people genocide the Palestinians.
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Jordan which gives Isreal full access to its air space when Israel carries out its regular attacks on Syria, participated in a coordinated shooting down of Iran's drones and missiles along with the US, UK, and France. Honestly, I don't know what to make of these Arabs. Arabs are always their own worst enemy.
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On 2/21/2024 at 2:50 AM, maakhiri1 said:Reminder of the Habro infighting for power, the whole project is fake, and this may return,
3.1 Fighting Between Clans
Many observers predicted a war between the Isaaq and the other clans in the North, namely the Warsengele, the Issa, the Gadabursi and the Dulbahante. These clans were reluctant to support the secession of the North, particularly because, in the eyes of the Isaaq, they had been associated with the Siad Barre regime (The Indian Ocean Newsletter 22 June 1991; Africa Events June 1991).
Instead, war erupted among the various Isaaq clans. In January 1992, following violent clan fighting between the Habar Jelo and the Habar Yunis in Burao, several dozen people were killed, and a number of others were forced into exile (Le Monde 13 Feb. 1992; The Indian Ocean Newsletter 25 Jan. 1992). This fighting began after the firing of Minister of Defence Mohamed Ali Kahin, who had apparently been preparing a military coup to overthrow the current president. The struggle between the two men arose out of the fact that the head of state, Abdirahman Ali Tour, had given precedence to civilians at the expense of former guerrilla fighters. According to Kahin, it was inconceivable that the number of military representatives in the Abdirahman Ali Tour government be limited to two (Jeune Afrique 16-22 Apr. 1992). A source "close to the official representation bureau of Somaliland in Europe" and quoted by The Indian Ocean Newsletter reports, however, that the friction resulted from an attack led by dissident members of the military against the Burao garrison (25 Jan. 1992). Kahin is a member of the Habar Jelo clan, like the former president of the SNM, Mohamed Silanyo. Silanyo recently criticized President Abdirahman Ali Tour for his overly hasty proclamation of the North's secession (Ibid; Jeune Afrique 28 May-3 June 1992). The opposition also accuses the head of state of "dictatorial tendencies, corruption and clan favouritism," as the former minister of water and minerals asserts:
There are no collective cabinet decisions. There hasn't been a single law that has been signed. He (Tour) is hardly in the office, but this is where the buck stops (Inter Press Service 16 Mar. 1992).
At the end of March 1992, fighting broke out in Borama and, a few days later, spread to Berbera, the North's principal port and sole generator of government revenue. Berbera is under the control of the Issa Moussa. The fighting involved the army of the current president and the forces of General Abdillahi Ibrahim, also known as Dheega Weine (Big Ears), who is very close to Kahin, the former minister of defence (Ibid; Jeune Afrique 28 May-3 June 1992; Africa Confidential 3 Apr. 1992). These conflicts are the logical consequences of the spirit, structure and objectives of this movement.
According to the UNHCR, 90 percent of the population (70,000) has left Berbera for neighbouring towns or villages (UNHCR 29 May 1992, 6). The Vice-President and Minister of Defence stated in March 1992
We have given negotiations every chance, so now we have full public backing to enforce the full thrust of the law. ... No matter what the casualties are going to be, every government is entitled to use legitimate force. Either they (the rebels) put down their arms and surrender or they'll be run over (IPS 16 Mar. 1992).
Following this declaration, women and children demonstrated against the war in the streets of Hargeisa (Ibid.).
Can you see a certain name in this report? A true devil in human form!!
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11 hours ago, maakhiri1 said:,
What is the Somali people and liking and betting on Russia?
Russia is so weak, that they could not defeat Ukrainians, their power has been extremely overestimated.
What ever happens, Russia at current format has no much teeth left.
China and Western powers, yes , formidable.
This whole world system( financial , millitry, alliance, strategic, IT) is setup and favours West, all these Bricks and emerging powers, very early and had to tell if it will fly
The so called Brics are just a collection of talking heads with no real economic, security, or political interactions between them. India and China are both members but couldn't be more different from each other in their geopolitical alliances.
If China succeeds to solve the issues in its property market and gets back to the high GDP growth it got used to, it can eclipse the whole west.
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I like how the Western people are now waking up to the dark reality that they are ruled by the Zionists, that they have been lied to, that they have no real values, that they are brainwashed by the zionist media, that they have no real power, freedom, or democracy, that their "elected" politicians don't care about them, that they are second class citizens in their own countries, that the Muslims have been right all along, etc. What the future holds is interesting indeed.
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6 hours ago, Dhagax-Tuur said:Balkanisation of Somalia will begin very soon. Somalia as we know it will be over soon.
RIP Somalia.
Waar waxba ha werwerin. Tani waa bukaan socod aan dhiman. Xudurka haya ayuunbay iskala guurguuran laakiin way iska noolaan.
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WorldRemit is no longer his company as it is now owned by other foreign shareholders. Its business is also largely concentrated outside of the Horn of Africa. However, if this interference with the air ambulance is true, this kind of antics by Mogadishu will surely complicate the already deteriorated relationship between the two governments.
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7 minutes ago, Illyria said:That is one Khadija Cosoble, a well-known fixture of the Metro D.C area, and the sole contractor, supplier, overlord of all Aid / grants to the nation, and overseer of almost everything from food for AMISOM(ATMIS) soldiers to Somali troops equipment to even microphones in the Parliament. She is the de facto governor of Xamar, has an army under her command, more influential than Hasan himself, and a government unto herself. The only patches beyond her sphere are Xalane and Bali Doogle secret bunkers, and even there, she is a frequent visitor to interface with foreign intel corps.
She will most likely be Somalia's first female president.
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24 minutes ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:Tallaabo have u now offiically endorsed the walanweyn ideology of the cancerous union and u wish to put SL under the bunker
The only thing I endorse at the moment is the complete and speedy removal of tyrant Bixiye and his corrupt regime. They are far worse than any administration anywhere in the Somali territories. As for the "walawayn ideology ", I believe it should be upto the people of Somaliland to accept it or reject it, and in making their choices they should be free from intimidation and threats by the establishment.
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3 hours ago, maakhiri1 said:I think he was an Amhara fighter. The Ethiopians can be savages.
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11 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:Soon there will be no one alive that remembers the cancerous union it self , that day will be important knowing that 70 percent of the SL population is under 35.
Acuudubillah, waar maxaad noo xasuuqday. Over 30% of the population including myself were born and remember living in a united country. I can assure you non of us have any desire or plans to die anytime soon for ictiraaf.
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6 hours ago, Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar said:This is what the self-proclaimed 'paper of record' New York Times published recently by their prominent columnist, Friedman:
"Iran is to geopolitics what a recently discovered species of parasitoid wasp is to nature. What does this parasitoid wasp do? According to Science Daily, the wasp “injects its eggs into live caterpillars, and the baby wasp larvae slowly eat the caterpillar from the inside out, bursting out once they have eaten their fill.”
Is there a better description of Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and Iraq today? They are the caterpillars. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is the wasp. The Houthis, Hezbollah, Hamas and Kataib Hezbollah are the eggs that hatch inside the host — Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and Iraq — and eat it from the inside out."
He never however compares Zionists and American fund-daddy a bug.
This is a perfect analogy of the relationship between, the United States, the American Zionists, and Israel.
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11 hours ago, Arafaat said:Ardaydii Siyaad ee kusoo barbaaray kacaankii, intii ugu xumeed kaliya ee ka barteen miyaa?
Rooga cas iyo dumarka sacabka u tumaya kaliya ayay kasoo barteen.
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6 hours ago, Illyria said:Aaaah, so the precision-guided, AI-powered, bomb-bearing flying engines were instead to drop flowers and honey from the skies on Hargeysa ala Goojacadde style, were they? Mend your way, man.
A legitimate chastisement of a single undesirable does not require an attack on a whole city.
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5 minutes ago, Arafaat said:They are also easily distracted with theatrics like this.
Muuse Bixiye and the other politicians of his generation are certified best students of the kacaan government in its Marxist era.They have swallowed whole every propaganda lesson, every song and poem of praise, every theatrical so dhawayn, mashaxarad, sacab tumis, patriotic slogans, and flag weaving. Bixiye and his cronies seem to have learned only the drama part of the lessons of governance but not the governance part itself. Although these visual performance antics seem embarrassing to some of us, they are harmless if they aren't used to propagate disinformation and deception, but they are used for exactly that by the criminals in Hargeisa.
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3 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:Ictraaf is what he has to pay for a sea out let it wont cost him a penny
So you will exchange a vast section of our country for ictiraaf from chaotic Ethiopia? If no country follows Ethiopia, will you be OK with selling other territories to a second and third countries for ictiraaf? Do you know that Palestine is recognised by the entire world except by some zionist controlled Western countries?
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6 hours ago, Illyria said:Get off your bloody Eiffel tower, and spare a thought for the vulnerable locals, who have had enough of your bloodthirsty malfeasance.
I am sure I said nothing about bombarding civilians in any comment.
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53 minutes ago, Che -Guevara said:No point in looking back, but the chance was the day after Goojacadde. He was weak, shocked, and humiliated. Now he feels energized and in control.
The only hope might be the youth.
The day after Goojacadde was the perfect time to dump him, but Somaliland isn't a proper democracy where failure is punished and success is rewarded. The youth in Somaliland are extremely divided along clan lines as they are not independent of the ignorant elders.
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1 hour ago, Illyria said:Advocating for more violence? What is wrong with you? Have not enough innocent people died of unnecessary violence in the past 50 years? And you are still hungry for more? Or is violence your only solution to all problems?
I am advocating for less violence and less anarchy. I am sure we would all be better off if the tyrant and his fellow crooks were removed before the bloodbath in Laascaanood. Similarly, Somaliland and the rest of the Somali territories will be under less threat from the expansionist Xabashis, and Somaliland less likely to have another inter-habro civil war if he is removed now. Sometimes minimal, covertly projected violence is necessary to safe society from greater harm.
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7 hours ago, Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar said:Muxuu saan ugu jilicsanyahay, u kalsooni la yahay. War ninkaan intuu ku soo koray? Madaxweyne ka baahi badan Soomaaliya sooma marin, haddana ka kalsooni yar. Ismaba hubo, mar walba ereyo jilicsan madax u qalmin ku hadlaa. Awal shisheeye u sujuudaa kagu xamanaaye wax ka jiro.
Hadda saan Xabasha ugu haro rabaa oo uu fursad kale siiyo. Why is he not doing everything Muuse Muqayil meesha kaga tuuro, siyaasad ahaan iyo dhaqaalo ahaan?
Why is he not empowering Reer Awdal iyo Sool. Does he think Xabashada inay saan ku hareyso?
If Xasan asked me what he should do, I would tell him to send one of those Turkish drones to neutralise Muuse Bixiye. This would send a powerful signal to Ethiopia and the Oromo loving fools in Hargeisa. I am sure the international community will turn a blind eye to such an action. Before this can be done, the Ethiopian troops must be expelled from every region in Somalia and officially call the Bixiye regime a "terrorist group".
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10 hours ago, Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar said:Once again, Xasan Socdaal disappears in Imaaraadka, the fourrh known time at least. Waa yaab. He has been in Imaaraadka since 31/01/2024.
I am sure he could be followed once in the UAE to find out where he spends most of his time and with whom.
WAR BETWEEN SOMALI AND AFAR MILITIAS IN WESTERN SITTI ZONE
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If its true that the federal army is siding with the canfar, then the FGS and Jabuuti have a responsibility to transfer arms to the Liyu police and the other Somali groups fighting for their survival.