Peacenow

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  1. Somalia has never accepted occupation, but today it is a reality.

    Only 2 months, we could as a people hold our head up high, now with the presence of Ethiopian on soil, we have never been lower.

    The close anaology would be France in 1941. Or South Korea now, vis-a-vis Japan, when it was occupied before.

    Today, is has to deal with the issues of that occupation, and how it's women were used as sex slaves.

    Or Holland when it was occupied by Germany in WWII

    These countries though have deveveloped and vastly bettered themselves, I don't see Somalia in the next 30 years, emerging from this position and standing to face this monster we have next door.

     

    Only our insurgents, can deliver us from this shame now.

    We look towards them, to free us from this terrible legacy.

    I'm confident they will do, what has to be done.


  2. I would prefer to be my own boss. You don't rely on anyone, and you don't depend on how someone is feeling.

    If not then, i would prefer a male boss.

    From experience, it is less the hassle and more stable. You go in and you know what you have to do. With a women, it depends on how she is feeling and other things, it's just more stress.


  3. Well said Bilal, having no government for 16 years has blinded the TFG supporters. They will support any regime, even if it is a rotten one. Basically, this entity is enforced on the country. Whether the international community supports it or not is not a issue. No one supports the bush regime, but they still have to do deal with it.

    Sovereignty cannot be imposed on top of the people.

     

    The peacekeepers, should not come. How can they? there is no peace to enforce!


  4. There is curently, no chance of Somaliland being recognised.

    The movement hasn't made the inroads into the correct corridors.

    It doesn't even have a office in Brussels, Cairo, Washington, you name it, where it counts. 99% of people, anwhere, have never even heard of Somaliland.

     

    The day, when you see, pop concerts, in London Hyde Park chanting a free Somaliland, with singers we have all heard about, is when you will know, that it's time has come. Today it is nowhere. Which is good news.

     

    I believe in a United Somalia. Strength in Unity.


  5. Centurion, you need to think in a broader context. We are facing a bitter enemy in Ethiopia. Who is growing like a locust. One can only imagine what size it will be tommorow, let alone in 2050.

    A Somali state of potentially 50million, gives a state a strategic barrier to counter a bigger enemy and a context within which internationally, Somalia can hold up and taken notice of.

    Currently, the USA has designated, 4 countries in Africa ''consultative status'' you can guess, which 4 they are, who is also in it.


  6. 15-17 million is more realistic and within my estimates.

    Interesingly, it would mean that the population sample that the United Nations Population Division used in it's 2004 report ''World Population Change 1950-2050, the 2004 Revision'' for Somalia in 2050 of around 25million will be widely off the mark.

    With the population easely over 50million on 6.1 growth at current 15-17million today. Very good news.


  7. You only have to look in successful countries and see what propelled them to that position. Look closely and you will see common similarties between them.

     

    The best that Somalia can hope for now is a kind of a benovalent leader. Someone with a vision. Qatar's Emir is a good example.

    Who overtime, with forceful and clever education can erase the clan cancer from the people's mentality.

    The ethiopian puppet in villa Somalia now, is certainly not the man for the job. His aim is to pillage and loot and will then spend what is left of his short life in a addis villa in comfort.

    Whatever his supporters, in here and we know who they are, say, that is the reality.


  8. This system is not the way to govern a country.

    It's basically institutionalizing clan policitics. It enforces misrule.

    Cabinets and Department is filled with the requisite clan formula.

    The best and the most competent can't force their way in. Instead of a system of the most able it becomes a system of staffing people to fill the formula. Only in Somalia, can such a system be though off. It beggars the mind.


  9. The respected Economist newspaper has written today, a article out offshore industry. In it, Bermuda is mentioned as the richest country in the world. 2006 figures. That is clear. Bermuda is majority black so there it is a black country that is the richest.

    Now, this is notable. It should be celebrated.

    http://www.economist.co.uk/surveys/displaystory.cfm?story_id=8695139

     

    It is a base, but these companies pay local fees and expenses,so the economy of the whole island benefits.

    Its a bit like foreign direct investment, money flowing in.

     

    Well done to Bermuda.


  10. Competition is good and very healthy, this bodes well. Berbera City, should create a distinct management that is separate and clear.

    Say the port should be managed by the Berbera Port Authority. With it's management set free under charter to make the business decisions that are correct for the development of the port.

    Same process should happen for Hargesiya Airport and other municipal centres.