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Taliban,

 

I saw you the other day comparing ICU to HizbAllah. The only similarity is generally speaking they are both moslems depending on how deep the Shiia Sunni issue is (Its already started to be a problem in Sudan and Ethiopia with Iranian cultural centers and some villages in Sudan declaring they are Shiia).

 

The Israeli media let alone other media had confidence that statemnets about battles made by HizbAllah were either the whole truth or closest to the truth.

 

ICU of course is the opposite. Even their fans don't have confidence in their announcements. So many Fartaag incidents with Ethiopia.

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Taliban   

Originally posted by General Duke:

the clan courts would have published dead fighters if they had some.

The bottom line, the ICU hasn't so far published pictures of dead Ethiopians or TFGs, while the TFG happily and gloatingly published pictures of fallen mujahideens.

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Taliban,

 

Unless the ICU makes eritreans and OLF (ONLF is out of this shenanigan)act as ethiopian soldiers, ICU has not killed or captured a single ethiopian.

 

I don't know why ICU as propagandists and tellers of untruth cannot see this hurting the very very little credibility they have left.

Telling untruth about ethiopia may be good for few minutes, but in the long run thats what makes even their fighters suspicious.

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Taliban, the TFG is not a publishing house, and is not even good at propoganda.

The media that went to the scene of the recent fighting captured those pics.

 

The idea that the likes of Qadsiye.com who gloated at beheading Col-Farataag, and the clan courts who paraded children and women with guns, subscribe to a higher ideal than the TFG is laughable. You are running out of ideas my dear boy.

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ZANZIBAR, Tanzania, Dec. 21 — The transitional government of Somalia, which for several months had been rapidly losing territory to Somalia’s growing Islamist movement, claimed victory on Thursday in the first major confrontation between the sides.

 

“We have overrun their troops,” said Abdirizak Adam Hassan, chief of staff for the transitional president, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed.

 

United Nations officials confirmed heavy Islamist casualties in the fighting, which began Wednesday and continued Thursday.

 

The Islamist fighters — many of them lightly armed teenage boys, the officials said — were mowed down by transitional government soldiers backed by the Ethiopian Army, the most powerful military in the region.

 

“The Islamists attacked, they retreated and then they made the mistake of running into an open field,” a United Nations official said on the condition of anonymity. “After that, it was one shot, one kill.”

 

United Nations officials estimated that dozens of Islamists had died. The Islamists denied suffering humiliating defeats. On Thursday, the Islamist clerics who rule Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, ordered schools closed so more children could be sent to the front lines.

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Mohammed Ibrahim contributed reporting from Mogadishu, Somalia.

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The Islamist fighters —
many of them lightly armed teenage boys, the officials said
— were mowed down by transitional government soldiers backed by the Ethiopian Army, the most powerful military in the region.

 

“The Islamists attacked, they retreated and then they made the mistake of running into an open field,” a United Nations official said on the condition of anonymity. “After that, it was one shot, one kill.”

 

United Nations officials estimated that dozens of Islamists had died. The Islamists denied suffering humiliating defeats. On Thursday, the Islamist clerics who rule Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital,
ordered schools closed so more children could be sent to the front lines.

Naxdin.

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NY-Times report..

As Fighting Rages in Somalia, Government Claims a Victory

 

By JEFFREY GETTLEMAN

 

Published: December 22, 2006

ZANZIBAR, Tanzania, Dec. 21 — The transitional government of Somalia, which for several months had been rapidly losing territory to Somalia’s growing Islamist movement, claimed victory on Thursday in the first major confrontation between the sides.

 

“We have overrun their troops,” said Abdirizak Adam Hassan, chief of staff for the transitional president, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed.

 

United Nations officials confirmed heavy Islamist casualties in the fighting, which began Wednesday and continued Thursday.

 

The Islamist fighters — many of them lightly armed teenage boys, the officials said — were mowed down by transitional government soldiers backed by the Ethiopian Army, the most powerful military in the region.

 

“The Islamists attacked, they retreated and then they made the mistake of running into an open field,” a United Nations official said on the condition of anonymity. “After that, it was one shot, one kill.”

 

United Nations officials estimated that dozens of Islamists had died. The Islamists denied suffering humiliating defeats. On Thursday, the Islamist clerics who rule Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, ordered schools closed so more children could be sent to the front lines.

 

After initially playing down the fighting, Sheik Hassan Dahir Aweys, the leader of the Islamist forces, announced Thursday over national radio that Somalia was at war and said, “All Somalis should take part in this struggle against Ethiopia.”

 

Ethiopia still denies that many of its soldiers are in Somalia, but has acknowledged sending military advisers. Ethiopia has cause to fear a strong Islamist movement next door. Christians have led Ethiopia for centuries, but about half of its population is Muslim, as are the vast majority of Somalis, and the Muslim areas have become more restive.

 

The fighting started early Wednesday as hundreds of Islamist fighters attacked the transitional government’s forces from two sides.

 

Witnesses said the transitional government, with help from Ethiopia, had repelled the Islamist advance in Daynunay, a town outside the government’s base in Baidoa. But in Diinsoor, near Baidoa, the battles were closely contested, and on Thursday, witnesses said each side continued to pound away with artillery, mortars and antiaircraft guns on pickup trucks.

 

Somalia has been in a state of anarchy since 1991, when the government collapsed in clan warfare. Backing the transitional government was an attempt by donor nations to help bring order, but more Somalis support the Islamists.

 

The two sides have talked of sharing power. European Union diplomats shuttled between Baidoa and Mogadishu on Wednesday. “The leaders on both sides want dialogue, but we’re not necessarily dealing with homogenous groups that always obey their leaders,” a European official said Thursday.

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bambo   

claiming victory and victory its self is two different terms my friends ,

 

TFG can lie to the outside world but we somalis now the truth. Why havent TFG captured dinsor and idle yet if they defeated icu ,

 

 

hiiraan.Dhinaca Dowladda Federaalkana waxaa dagaalkan ka hadlay Wasiir ku xigeenka Gaashaandhigga Dowladda Federaalka Salaad Cali Jeelle oo sheegay in ay guulo ka gaareen dagaalka kala dhaxeeya Maxkamadaha Islaamka, wuxuuna caddeeyay in ay mar dhow dhib la’aan ay gacantooda soo geli doonto Degmada Diinsoor.

 

It took the icu to over run the warlords 4month , hold your horses people we in for long battle .

 

 

Neverless to mention those so called puntlad milites in baydhawa are puting up hell of fight for odayga survival , we will see how long they can hold on to baydhawa.

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