Fabregas Posted May 5, 2008 They don't need to! Any Eritrean Attack will give the Americans a green light to bomb the daylights out of them...as they will accuse them of being the aggressors and helping Somali terrorists......and Xabashis might even attack them at Badame! p.s. didn't Ethiopia once claim parts of Djibouti as belonging to her? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted May 5, 2008 I'm not sure ,, did they ??? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Centurion Posted May 5, 2008 An invasion of Djibouti is a non-starter, purely because of the presence of the French and the American joint Task Force for the Horn. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted May 5, 2008 Djibouti doesn’t need any help from any other country Its got its own citizens And people army most of you keep Mentioning french And Americans the Americans are not there to protect Djboutian Interest they are there to hunt Men like cayrow ma fahanteen. Aniga ii weydiya aniga boqoll jeer Djibouti taggay Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted May 5, 2008 I do love Eritrea and Djibouti both great comedians. Sharif Ahmed and his grouop should declare war on the Gaalo right now. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Seekknowledge Posted May 6, 2008 There are good gaalo and bad gaalo Good gaalo ; the ones feeding and clothing ICU and helping them fight the TFG Bad gaalo ' the ones helping the TFG fight the ICU Good gaalo ; The ones with a military base in Somaliland Bad Gaalo; The ones with a military base in Djibouti. Or viceversa depending which side of the tribe you belong to Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted May 6, 2008 Good Gaalo and Bad Gaalo ,,,,, very new to me ,,,, Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fabregas Posted May 6, 2008 ^^They mean: if Somaliland could ask for Yankee troops , if Djibouti could host them, and if Sheikh Shariff could sleep in an Eritrean Hotel......... Then surely it is quite rational for us, being the intellectual and well educated faraxy chaps we are....... em, em, it is quite honourable that we should seek help from Xabashi troops. Somaliland calls Gaalo, Djibouti does it, heck even Wadaads are in Asmara. So why can't we cheer, buraanbur and a do a 100 degree Dhaanto-split for the Xabashis? Really, Xabashis troops are good guys. My uncle ate Canjeero with them and their table manners are all great. The even offer to buy him lunch the nexy day.Although the only Tigray words we could make out were: zebere tende shingalese gabre mekele Samale ina goosa! Which means: we are very grateful to our fellow Somalis for letting us enjoy the riches of their nation! Xabashis troops are "good Gaaalo", they have achieved in Somalia what no one has ever achieved in the past 17 years. Xabashi troops are the descendants of the king that Helped the Prophet Muhamad. That's why they shoot civilians without remorse in Badioa. That's why, these good Gaalo, these good old canjeero eating, friends of ours, rape SOmali women where ever they go...oh yeah, you didn't no? that rape thing is all a nonsense made up by the clan courts.... Xabashis troops don't shoot people in Mosques and imprison thousands of Somalis..... that's all lies from the clanists and anarchists.......Xabashis troops are stictly good secular chaps, hence why they always seperate religion from the state, which includes seperating the heads of Somali Sheikhs from their bodies! That is the crux of their rational! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Koora-Tuunshe Posted May 6, 2008 Arab League to send a fact finding mission APA Monday, May 05, 2008 Cairo (APA) - The Arab league decided Sunday to send a fact-finding mission to the disputed border area between Djibouti and Eritrea to evaluate the situation and prepare a report to the league, the under-secretary of the Arab league for political affairs, Ambassador Ahamed ben Hely, told the press. The under-secretary of the Arab league for political affairs, Ambassador Ahamed ben Hely, said Sunday that “the Arab Peace and Security Council approved Djibouti’s request to send the mission in an effort to solve the crisis between the two countries.” According to him, the Council discussed the border problem between Djibouti and Eritrea in its first ever meeting Sunday at delegates level. Ben Hely revealed that he will meet the ambassadors of the two countries to explore ways to defuse tensions and prevent more escalations. “The Council called Djibouti and Eritrea to exercise restraint in dealing with the border issue and seek to solve it through peaceful means,” he pointed out. The Arab Peace and Security Council stressed “the need to respect the principles of good neighbourliness between the two countries, not to make any changes in the existing borders since independence, respect unity and territorial integrity of their territories and deepening Arab-African cooperation.” The Council also requested the Secretary-General of the Arab League Amro Mussa to contact the concerned parties, the Chairperson of the AU Commission and the African Peace and Security Council in a bid to secure an Arab-African joint action to address the crisis. Djibouti indicated, on the sidelines of the meeting, that it sought regional and international efforts after the failure of bilateral dialogue. Source: APA, May 05, 2008 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Koora-Tuunshe Posted May 6, 2008 Originally posted by Emperor: quote:^Who cares if Somali inhabits there or not. The fact of the matter the area falls under the jurisdictional authority of the Djibouti government, which means, the land is the land of Djibouti. Excellent point, if only they had one drop of Somalinimo blood like you do, what do you expect from the secess Thanks! Eritrea and Djibouti are both friends of the Opposition group in Somalia. Djibouti should not risk in taking this new issue into a point where it can trigger a full scale national war. Both countries occupy a very strategic location. So their Arab friends who wish to undertake investment projects there are very alarmed of the situation. We will see How the fact finding mission sent by the Arab League be recieved by the leaders of both countries? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Seekknowledge Posted May 7, 2008 No they are not lies. Rape, looting, killing..... all true but just wondering are you sorry the ethiopians took over the job the somalis were doing for the last two decades in the name of clan? Feeling nostalgic perhaps? Are you going to punish the people who did that... the victims know them by name so it shouldn't be hard to find them and punish them. Oh no I forgot you crowned them Sheikhs. Immunity achieved. Rape, loot, genocide then just call yourself Sheikh all sins forgiven. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fabregas Posted May 7, 2008 Originally posted by Seekknowledge: No they are not lies. Rape, looting, killing..... all true but just wondering are you sorry the ethiopians took over the job the somalis were doing for the last two decades in the name of clan? Feeling nostalgic perhaps? Are you going to punish the people who did that... the victims know them by name so it shouldn't be hard to find them and punish them. Oh no I forgot you crowned them Sheikhs. Immunity achieved. Rape, loot, genocide then just call yourself Sheikh all sins forgiven. You repeat the same argument, again and again! Is it the last 17 years that is making you support the Ethiopian occupiers? What are you saying two wrongs make a right? Or you just using that's as an excuse? Cuz, the way I see it: yall just making tired and endless excuses for waxay xabashiidu sameynayaan! Xabashiis were also killing Somalis in the last 17 years, lakin iga maxaad iga u amanaysaan? It's something cajiib, walahi! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted May 7, 2008 Waxaa warqad qoraal ah oo ku saabsan Dalka Eritrea u diray Q.M wasiirka arimaha dibada ee Dalka Djibouti Maxamuud Cali Yuusuf taas oo uu kaga hadalayo xaalada adag ee haatan ka taagan xuduuda u dhaxaysa labada dal ayna dalka Eritrea uu wado dhaqdhaqaaq xoogan oo ku saabsan military. Dhaqdhaqaaqan ayaa wasiirka arimaha dibada ee Dalka Djibouti Maxamuud Cali Yuusuf uu ku tilmaamay inay waday ilaa bishii February ee sanadkan aysana garanayn ilaa hadda ula jeedka dhabta ah ee ka danbeeyay dhaqdhaqaaqa military ee ay wado dalka Eritrea kana wado xuduuda u dhaxaysa labada dal. Qoraalkan uu hordhigay wasiirka arimaha Dibada ee Dalka Djibouti Q.M ayaa waxa uu kaga codsanayaa in si dagdag ah wax looga qabto arimaha ay wado dalka Eritrea taas oo meel ka dhac ku ah ayuu yiri madax banaanida Dalka Djibouti wadona ciidamo lasoo dhoobay xuduuda labada dal ee dhinaca badda cas. Arintan ayaa waxa uu wasiirku ku tilmaamay inay dabo socoto khariirad ay soo saartay dalka Eritrea sanadkii 1996 kaas oo ay ku sheegaynayso qaybo kamid ah dalka Djibouti iyadoo ay hadda dhufaysyo adag ka qodotay buuraha dhinaca badda cas ee lagu magacaabo Rasdumera. Hadaba arintan u dhaxaysa labada dal ee Djibouti iyo Eritrea ayaa waxa uu yahay mid cirka isku sii shareertay kadib markii xuduuda ay soo dhoobtay dalka Eritrea ciidamo aad ufara badan kuwaas cabsi wayn ku keenay dalka Djibouti iyadoo qoraal ku saabsan arinkaasina ay hordhigtay Jaamacada Carabta iyo Q.M taas oo keentay in wafdi ka socda Jaamacada Carabta loo soo diri doono maalmaha soo socda labada dal ayna baadhi doonaan xaalada ka jirta halkaasi. Afnugaal News Desk Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Allamagan Posted May 7, 2008 Los desperados, Eritrea should be stopped by any means necessary if they do not stop land lootings and invasion of any somali soil, Djabuti. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
