Waxa uu yidhi ma anaa waalan mise Cadan baa laga heedayaa. Suldaanka, The Videoclip you posted talks law and order. The general has put some valuable guidelines about enforcing the law and warning about the power abuse of the police and others. The is certain culture among Somali police been used as mercenaries. Orod oo hebel oo soo cidh, is became the norm. By the way, I don’t get it how you inserted theTukaraq issue in this news. Suldaanka, nin odaya ayaad tahaye hawsha iska hubso bal inta aadanesoo gelin.

100 million until 2021 is basically just little over 30 million for the next three years and four months. The same EU just paid close to a billion dollars for the Amison mission few months ago. Besides, the Somali problem were never about a lack of money. The world bank , the UN and others were throwing money to the Somali issue since 1991. Since the day of the collapse of the state in 1991, the UN and others poured up to $55 billion dollars with :B" to save Somalia from it self. This money will be spent between Nairobi and Mogadishu hotels. We need those who could help us build infrastructure and production capacity means. Those who are in Nairobi should be opening a new NGO shop to cash it. Lacag ayaa nala siiyey. The UN approved $44 million to build the Somali police force (Mogadishu police ) two months ago. There are other millions provided by the world bank from Hargeisa to Mogadishu, and most of that money will ends up in the pockets of those who never made an honest living in their life. Waxay u haystaan dhibka Somalia yaala in lacagi xalin karto. The game continues.

I really do not know your intensions here. Were you trying to carry favors with the Zionists by sending these subliminal signals ?,. or you do not know the message these words and others were intended in the world stage. You are either ignorant of these words or you wanted to get some bonuses from Zionists. Either way, we must set the record straight in order to limit your damage here. Most of the young guys here probably do not know world history or the world events for the last few decades. I do not have a degree in history , but I consider my self an expert on world history and these issues without even looking history books. In order to discredit and derail the Palestinian struggle and dream to get their home land back or achieve the much desired two state solutions , the Zionists accuse the Palestinians of refusing to accept peace and constantly missing every opportunity for peace to get the state they desire. It is the same plot that Netanyahu and his predecessor Ariel Sharon had used. After Arafat and Yitzhak Rabin signed the Oslo accord for two state solutions, these two right wingers used every opportunity to destroy and that hope and build settlements on the West Bank and the land intended for the Palestinian state. It was Sharon who bombed and destroyed all the infrastructure and administration built by Arafat and others. Yet, they accuse the Palestinian for missing opportunities for peace. .On one side they bomb, on the other side they keep building settlements, yet on world stage, they accuse them of missing an opportunity for peace. Thank God some of us are here to refute your Zionist talking points. Next time, think before you write. It is an advice free of charge.

The Kismaayo port is controlled by the Kenyans which means that this is a charcoal corporation to earn money for the Kenyan occupation force. By the way, where is the toothless UN monitoring group in Nairobi? This is a day light robbery .

Here we have three long drivel from the chief writer to respond to three different persons, yet the style of the response and the tone is the same. He keep filling pages with useless drivel that repeats the same thing he wrote a month ago or a week ago, I do not see any creativity or imaginations in your responses. Try to stay in the topic of the day and add some humor or information in the discussion. Despite his name calling and foul language , I do not mind sitting with old Xaaji Xanjuf and have nice a tea, because he got some unique Somali style of telling things without malice. If the right time comes, Xaaji could be a unionist. OOdweyne, AS some us had learned in the hard way, do not take things to the extreme . In the Somali affaires of things nothing is written in a stone. Otherwise, you will be one of those who die with their own sword, if you know what I mean. Also, try to learn not to defend every thing or you be another Trump press secretary.

On the other hand , Somali youth carrying ONLF flags were arrested in JIgjiga according to Radio Borama news by the new mayor of JIgjiga. Waxaa magaalada Jigjiga lagu xidh xidhay Tiro Dhalin yaro ah oo aan wax dambi ah galin. sida ay wararku sheegayaan dhalin yarada ayaa xariga kumutaystay inay jabiyeen amar kasoo baxay maayarka magaalada jigjiga, iyo hogaanka nabad galyada kaasi oo aranaayay Calanka jabhada wadaniga xoraynta ogaadeeniya Jigjiga laguma dhex wadan karo. waxaan raadinaya dhalinyarada magacyadooda lkn waxaanu magaceeda iyo sawirkeeda helnay XUBI CABDI waana gabadha sawirkeedu hoos ka muuqdo .

OLF greeted in Makale.

A court case against Jawar will be one of the moves the Amhara will do. The Amhara will strengthen the hands of Abiy in the short term. As long as their ideals are implemented, they are not in hurry to get the top post.

Does SOL gave a free license to this hapless Xaaji to narrate about his habro here? Sheekh this and that .

Caalamka maxaa ka galayw maryooleyda gaajadu haysa ee is riix riixaysa. why Somali leaders always act like the so called United Nation is an office dedicated to Somali dysfunction. Even the security counsel meets a half dozen times a year to pronounce orders.

The new Ethiopian liberalization formula might a road block sooner rather than later. I mentioned in these pages that the old Ethiopian political system can not survive to the changing attitude of the 21st century. I opined that they either dissolve to five or six states as the former Yugoslavia or democratize as multi culture and multi ethnic plural democratic nation. If things continue the direction they are heading , the Yugoslav model with deadly results could be the answer. Democratic and open Ethiopia means the overthrow of the old order of the highlanders, mainly the Amhara and their old junior partners, the Tigray, who ruled the country for the last 500 years. The convenient alliances between the Oromo and Amhara groups is almost finished. As we speak , the Amhara are feeling that Jawar Mohamed had betrayed them and want to confront the rising Queero youth in Addis and other major towns, While the Tigray politicians are playing both sides. large number of the Tigray public will never accept the devolution of the ethnic federalism or a future take over of Amhara. So, as realist people, they are allying themselves with the Oromo movement for convenience and mischief. Furthermore, the Tigray had already licked their wounds and are preparing for the future. They might seem to support an Oromo led Ethiopia, while undermining the law and order aspects of the country. The vast majority of the Addis police are Tigray, and they were spectators while the Queero mob run through the business neighborhoods of the city. Yet, despite all of these problems, the biggest political conflict the might dissolve Ethiopia is between the Queero led Jawar and Abiy Ahmed, the prime minister. The ruling elite of EPRDF , despite their ethnic differences , are a political elite who had changed their shirts and announced themselves as reformers. Most of the Oromo in the federal power were those who were not only loyal but ruthless against ethnic federalism, yet when the Oromo caravan of uprising showed up, they all acted as reformers and stocked to their Tigray overlords. Both Abiy and other EPRDF elites realized the danger of Queero led Jawhar to take the power. In order to sideline Jawar they instituted a dormant constitutional clause that bars dual citizens from holding power. Jawar and company were demanding a national unity government to manage the upcoming elections and to reduce the power of the current party. Also, the rise of Jawar means , for the next election, the Oromo must choose between the revolutionary leader Jawar or the the current primie minister . Deep down Jawar understands that the Amhara elite in Addis and their Oromo political alliance like Abiy will not accept an Ethiopia led by outsiders. The entrenched Orthodox order will not give up their privilege of ruling Ethiopia by outsiders like Jawar. The only acceptable Oromo is an Obama type Abiy who is culturally Amhara, while nominally ridding the Oromo wave. The largest majority of the Oromo do not want the dissolution of Ethiopia at the moment. Their elites know that the well managed Ethiopian order is the only way both the Oromo and others could survive. Any chaos will destroy mostly the livelihood of large Oromo population. The Tigray region will be intact and orderly, while the Amhara might suffer in Addis. I do not know what is in the cards, but Abiy has to eliminate Jawar and his Queero in some strange way. Revolutions sometimes eat their own children , and our friend Jawar might face the sword of the Tigre elite, the Amhara and the Oromized Amhara. The Ethiopia army is still intact and can crush any movement for the name of preserving peace and order. Furthermore, the Queero and other Oromo had destroyed their credibility to build any alliance to their neighbors including with Somalis. If the Ethiopian army and Abiy decides to crush the Queero and the Oromo uprising, the later has no one to support from anyone else. They can't go back to Eritrea for support; they can't get arms from the Somalis due to their hostilities toward Somalis, and might be boxed and massacred like a sitting duck. Somali -Oromo Alliance. Dissolving the current order will be disaster for all involved. Yet, the Oromo , Somalis and others should know that the old Ethiopian order can't exist to rule others for ever. Rebels could disarm, prisoners were released, and all the current freedom of expression we see in Ethiopia. Yet, unless those who are looking from outside get in , nothing changes. A friend of mine told me that, people felt freedom in 1974, which got ugly and oppressive after the war of 1977. Then when the TPLF took over their where a window of optimism and freedom for five to seven years, then came the dismantling of the Somali republic and oppression of the Somali region in Ethiopia. That is why it is important at this juncture to put your demands on the table. Some even say iron fist and oppression the only way to keep Ethiopia united and any freedom or changing the top power structure will dissolve Ethiopia once foe all. The first stage is to demand multi party system and the freedom for Somalis to express themselves and debate for their future. The current Illey built party doesn't represent the will of the people. ONLF and others must not fold quickly and disappear without getting straight the issue of self determinations and future destiny. In the meantime, the current leader must start governing and building institutions. In Jigjiga and other places people were not paid their salaries over a month and government offices are empty. The second state is to prepare for the worst. The Somali region needs to prepare for eventual independence if things get ugly, and that independence would be only possible with support of the Oromo population in the south west. Any separation without the Oromo will force the Oromo to take as much land as possible. Jawar Mohamed understands that in order to win any national election he must get the support of the Somalis. As I said, the crowded Oromo caravan has to disband in to smaller caravans, and that will start soon after Abiy crushes the Queero mob who might do more damage to their cause at the moment. In conclusion, if the current trend continues there will be a show down between law and order and anarchy. Mr. Abiy has to act and choose his side. He could keep his Oromo support while keeping the law and order. In order to achieve some of those, he must replace more TPLF intelligence and police commanders who are fueling the instability. They used Illey to ignite the Somali-Oromo fire, and now they are paving the way for Oromo-Amhara, while watching from their comfortable seat in Mekale, Tigray.

A Somali leader putting down his own people to score few points with locals. That is a shame . There is no excuses , he should apologize.

South West region , Galmudug and Hiiraan reside in Mogadishu almost full time, while Modiobe is running one town. Without the UN and donors, they will not last a day. Yet , keeping them on the leash while the whole country is getting weaker by the day will not resolve the issue. The Somali issue is not about politics, it is about taking care of businesses including building national army and improving security. Flying around and politicking will solve the issue. In 2005, I remember Cali Geedi flying weekly to Nairobi, Baydhabo, Addis and back. At the end the issue is “ ceelkii ma qoday, oo reerkii biyaha ma ka cabay “ The lates moves of Farmaajo and Khayre is to place the man who literally carries money with a bag—Fahad Yasin— to be the deputy intelligence chief. His sole job is not to find terrorist cells , but to bribe parliamentary speakers, deputies and others to overthrow the hapless Governors who are in charge of nothing. I want to ask , what is going to change if they all hug one another or quarrel?. In my opinion it is all about money or future elections. Rather than tackle the current issues, they both looking something else. if that is money well spent may Allah help us. Unlike many , I follow and ask always. “ Ceelkii ma la Qoday, Beeshii ma ka cabtay “ everything else is the unending Somali debate.

OO, You are right the Ethiopian issue is far from settled. By harassing Addis residents which are 75% Amhara , Gurage and Muslim , they made the Amhara the new opposition. The Tigray are playing games already. When OLF fighters left from Asmara to Mekale , the residents lined up to the streets and fed them well. Min Ethiopia things will change , yet as usual it will go back as the old ways. Those who were present told us that after the overthrow of the king by the Derg in 1974 brought a lot of changes early, and after the war of 1977 things got really bad. In 1991 people celebrated . In 1995 people traveled from Birama and others places to Jigjiga without any problems, and after 2000 , the border became thicker and thicker. There were some developedment in Jigjiga and few other places, although the biggest gain among Somalis were that the Somali zone was run by Somalis and Amhara and others left to their Kil. I am afraid that after few months , Ethiopia will go back to the old system in order to survive. The kind of change we are witnessing is killer of the empires. Without fair elections, no one has the right to rule. Also, another huge issue Is the illogical exaggeration of the Ethiopian population. Every ethnic group is claiming to be 20 or 30 million. How can a population grow from 45 million in 1995, then 60 million in 2005, and 100 million in 2017. The Amhara who inhabit few big towns and the capital claim 27 million, and the Oromo 35 million . Who are the other 50 million. I urge the Somalis in the Zone to be ready just in case things get bad and disintegrate. For than and many other reasons you need an independent oriented group to take the leadership and look to the future with eye on independence.

Who are these people in the North Somalia they are talking about. This is just a hit job.

By Zeenat Hansrod The rapprochement between Ethiopia and Eritrea has repercussions that go beyond diplomacy on the Horn of Africa. A recent investigation shows that while Eritrea is no longer isolated, Djibouti is emerging as the new regional arms trafficking hub. The small strategically located state acts as a transit location for weapons trafficking between Yemen and northern Somalia through the AMISOM mission among others actors in the trade. The findings are the result of an investigation carried out by EXX Africa (specialist intelligence company that delivers forecasts on African political and economic risk to businesses) in illegal weapons trade on the Horn of Africa. In its research, the results of which are contained in the report titled The Arms Trade In The Horn Of Africa (The report has been partially published on EXX Africa website behind a paywall and is available upon request) the UK based company states that many Djibouti -based companies engaged in the country's thriving marine sector have been implicated in the illegal weapons trade. Djibouti's growing economy Djibouti is one of the world's fastest growing economies and opens onto one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. It is strategically located on the Horn of Africa with access to both the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. Djibouti is only 32 kilometers away from Yemen and shares borders with Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somaliland and Somalia. The country also hosts a number of foreign military bases - France has its largest African military base there, the US military base there caters for some four thousand troops and can act as a launch pad for operations in Yemen and Somalia, while Japan, Italy, Germany and China also have a military presence in Djibouti. According to EXX Africa's executive director, Robert Besseling, most of the weapons appear to be coming from Houthi controlled territory in Yemen - the Khokha district of Hodeidah province - shipped in the direction of Djiboutian ports from where they are passed to armed groups in northern Somalia supported by the government in Djibouti. Besseling added that his team uncovered evidence of some of these weapons reaching armed groups in Sudan, South Sudan and Ethiopia. However, he said he has no evidence that Djibouti is directly arming the Al-Shabab terrorist organisation. The investigation also shows that the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) is involved in supplying illegal weapons to armed groups in northern Somalia. "The Djibouti contingent deployed to AMISOM which is allowed to take weapons to Somalia, under very strict arms embargo, has been shipping some of those weapons to armed groups previously and still currently supported by Djibouti's government," Besseling says. Djibouti fills in the gap left by Eritrea The rapprochement between Eritrea and Ethiopia and the Eritrean peace overtures towards foreign countries (diplomatic ties restored with Somalia and Djibouti) is not only reshaping the region's geo-politics, but is also likely to shift the dynamics of arms trafficking in the region. During its years of isolation, Eritrea turned to illicit arms trafficking that "facilitat[ed] shipments of weapons to embargoed destinations like Sudan, South Sudan and Somalia," the report reads. The report also claims that Eritrea has also been involved in "arming and training Al-Shabaab militants as well as Ethiopian rebel groups like the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) and the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF)." Now that Eritrea is emerging from decades of isolation, it is likely to reduce its "central role in arms trafficking in the Horn of Africa," Besseling says. He adds that such a situation "would open up a vacuum in arms trafficking into which Djibouti could step into". The EXX report states that senior Djiboutian military officials, government officials and heads of state-owned enterprises have ties with companies involved in the funding and facilitation of arms trafficking into the Horn of Africa. He adds: "Based on that evidence, it would seem very conceivable that the Djiboutian government is aware of its position in arms trafficking and that it is, indeed, actively encouraging it." The foreign military powers in Djibouti do not appear to be concerned with the arms trafficking happening under their nose. "It would not be in these countries' interests to reprimand Djibouti or to impose punitive sanctions given that many of these countries are UN Security Council members (NB: France, USA, China). They would be fearful of losing their leases over their military bases in Djibouti," says Besseling. This explains why there has been no concerted action by the United Nations or by these Western and Asian governments to try and curtail the arms trade in the country. Besseling warns about the risks of a blowback due to this absence of action to address the illegal weapons trade in Djibouti. He says that armed criminal activity is on the rise, fuelled by a proliferation of small arms in the country. Furthermore, there is the added risk of armed local insurgency because of clan divisions and political repression. And the terrorism threat remains; it already happened in May 2014 and the presence of thousands of Westerners still makes Djibouti a target for terrorist attacks.

Guys, let me give you some new. Mustafe Martin had already given up. As soon as he saw "Jabhada Caare" he disappeared and his group will replace him soon. Nin qori wada iyo nin hadal haya keebaa la dhagaysan. I think Caare had taken the torch and Martin folded.

Xaaji You could be right. Let us see in few months.

MMA, We will give him a chance to change the old system.

Holac, According to my sources there is no disagreements , but stagnation. So far these two guys are still getting along, just fine, but the train had stopped and no where to go. I heard that FArmaajo had lost hope of achieving his goals already, but this Khayre guy want to try his las maneuver. Farmaajo said that it will take at least two years to defeat Al-Shabaab, yet he is not even out of the gate yet. So, the usual consultant in Mogadishu do not have nothing else in the cards. Turubka ha la baandheeyo, wax ha la bedelo macneheedu waa: Let us get a new prime minister and buy some time. His friend Khayre must take one bullet for the team. On the other hand, rather than govern, they have been electioneering. Our national media doesn't report internal issue, but Farmaajo and company were trying to sideline the regional government on the issue of nominating the next members of parliament. Since one man , one vote would be impossible, they were maneuvering to elect the members in Mogadishu like 2012. He doesn't have support in Galmudug, Puntland , Jubba land Hiiraan. So, he want recruit them within Mogadishu.

The ONLF should insist on these things, otherwise they could be any other faction like Dulmidiid or others looking short cut to power. No one knows how this Ethiopia thing will end. Last week, I met an Eritrean Muslim guy who was one of those opposed Afwork. He told me that the speed of trade between Mekale and Asmara is already huge , and it seems both people are getting close. I asked him whether the current instability would lead to disintegration or military coup. Just like our own OO, he said, while the military could easily crush any rebellion they can't govern outside the capital. He added that at the moment the Tigray are the most powerful militarily yet, they will not start a war or anarchy, but if one starts , they will finish it.

I know Bashir Goth very well. He is based in Dubai. I heard last year that prime minister Khayre asked or hired Bashir Goth to consult him issues concerning about UAE. I do not know if he ever went to Mogadishu. He is a well known Somali writer who is well versed in poetry and Somali culture.. During the AWdal state argument, he emphasized that the Awdal community is better of within Somaliland. He wrote a peace saying, "Reer Awdal caloosha Somaliuland in ay ku jiraan ayaa u khayr badan haddii lakala baxo waxa laga yaabaa in dagaal beeleed uu reer awdal ka dhex qaxo" I disagreed with him, but always respected him. He is fluent In Arabic and English translations. Last time I heard, he was a consultant to an American oil company ,and flies to Washington twice a month. He is also married to an American women. He has a deep connection with the Somaliland elites, yet a person with Bashir's caliber should be the foreign minister not the ambassador.

It is not good to hope against hope. OOdweyne, It was and still is the desire of every Somali everywhere to hope the conclusion of the Somali quagmire. It is not a long civil as some might call it , but the combination of many things. Dysfunction of the political system, meddling of the neighboring countries, global Jihadi corporations hell bent to destabilize the Muslim world , and last but not the least, the extreme poverty and unemployed that forces people to do and accept many thing that are beneath their national honor and difficulty. AS you said, I do not want to rehash the old argument either, but I never said that Farmaajo will conquer or do any thing to change the status of Somaliland. He might squeeze few dollars here and there , but nothing serious. I said that OOdweyne was already crying foul about the nephew of Siyad Barre being in charge. I was right that Farmaajo is not a tribal man and doesn't want to be seen as tribal either. I do not know if you remember, but as early as February 2017, I stated that Farmaajo, as he was presented at the time, was not capable enough of reviving the Somali state. He was a decent Somali man who was brought in by others, but didn't have the toughness and political experience to dig the nation from the political hole. At the moment, he appeared to be someone who was outsider and different, yet we always knew that no propaganda or window dressing will make the problem go away. I stated that there is no short cut to resolve these problems I always believed that the Somali state needed strong hand and committed national army to protect the people and the sovereignty of the nation. I also stated that there is no short cut to resolve these problems. Hard decisions are needed to be made in order to reverse the old political order. In order to move the nation, certain glasses must be broken, for example, entrenched political orders, foreign organized entities, old orders, business oligarchs and the old way of doing things must be either eliminated or reversed.When a judge pronounces the guilty penalty of a criminal he must not weep but stay firm. Farmaajo is a nice guy that can't confront the entrenched entities in Somalia. He spent for the last two years to consolidate power while neglecting the real work of building national security force. He now controls the parliament, he brought a chief justice from Hargeisa who is a cousin of the deputy prime minister , and his prime minister fires cabinet members as his employees. yet things are getting bad security wise. According to knowledgeble people, after some improvements things went from bad to worse. When he changed the army chiefs for the third time in less than two years, I knew Farmaajo was finished. His downfall started the day he sold Qalbi-Dhagax to Ethiopia. The successful frogmen policy achievements and the peaceful conclusion of the Mudug election were in part the work of Yusuf Graad and interior minister JUxa , who were fired without notice after they tried to act as adults in the cabinet of Khayre. Since then, the whole thing went down the hill. I had met Dr. C/raxman Baadiyow few weeks ago during the unveiling of two his books about Somali history, and I asked him couple of questions. One was about the political coup he and his friends accomplished in Carta, Djibouti and it's effects in Somalia, and the one was about Farmaajo. I said, " in 2000, Somalia was relatively peaceful. Cigaal was ruling Somaliland, C/laahi Yusuf was in charge of Puntland , Bay & Bakool were under Shaati Gaduud, and Mogadishu was quite due the disappearance of both Caydiid and Cali Mahdi. By imposing a government from outside while the "Jabhado" were in control and if opportunity was given they could have formed a future government, It is save to say that you and others made coup in Somalia? He said, " of course that was a coup, we were trying to sideline the rebels and bring to the civil society to power .Today, there is slow progress but there is no tribal wars or people fighting for their tribe, or fighting to shed blood for power. we are slowly changing the mind set of the people". I followed and asked, " Former rebels like C/laahi Yusuf come to power and tried too have his way. In Villa Somalia , he was protected by his own Somali soldiers and when he could no longer implement his agenda , he abdicated and resigned rather continue, and to be called a president. Why these so called civil society presidents keep lying and fly around while deep down knowing that nothing is in their hands? Why act and pretend president if you can't move the nation. Hadaanay waxba gacanta uGu jirin miyey Meesha iskaga tegaan oo dadka Soomaaliyeed u sheegan in aan waxba gacanta ugu jirin. He said, " It is not only Farmaajo, but no one can succeed or achieve anything at the current system. The whole system is not in the hands of the Somali people, and unless the system is changed no one can succeed including Farmaajo. The question that arises from these statements from Baadiyow is , who is to blame or responsible for this?. It is the usual suspects like foreign meddling or the incapacity of the leaders.It is the chicken and egg argument that you can't win against the southern elite. I do not understand why would anyone would be satisfied to be just called a president while he controls nothing. Yet, I believe that the dream of rising from the ashes of dysfunction and failure is stil there. As Nelson Mandela said, "We must keep running after our dream until we succeed". As the young poet Nageeye C. Khaliif , from Hargeisa said , a man ( Farmaajo) had set back at the moment. https://youtu.be/5tbqIFtL1Wg?t=8 At the end of the nineteen century, Faarax Nuur said: Haddaan Laamadoodo Hurdada waanan Ladihayne lahanka iyo cadhadaan qabaan laba lagdaayaaye Leecaanta Soomali baa Luri calooshaydee Luufuufadaas baan u dhiman laafa lugudkeede Maandhaw laftii iga jabtaan luudayaa weliye. Mr. OOdweyne , this is one of the set backs of the Somali people, but the caravan goes while the dogs bark.

of course it is diversion. Meles was on the ropes in 2005. The opposition was marching in Addis and controlled 35%of the parliament. He want to war and crushed the opposition. This Abiy guy might be weak now, but if he consolidates power and mentored by Dubai we could be in big trouble. That is why we need a new vision in Somalia. here are some of the reactions after the death of demonstration of 2005. https://youtu.be/b-UDdiKhd1c?t=214

This is huge. Kenyan jets bomb Somali towns in Gedo without notifying Somali army and Amisom. If Ethiopia is following this route, may God help us. Dalkani wada halaq mareen ayuu noqday. This Farmaajo guy is getting ugly and desperate if he thinks Ethiopia will save him from Al-Shabaab. If this is true , we must prepare to oust him soon and try to save the next two years.