Consolidation is the way to go. Even if it’s two tuulo’s working together for service delivery to their people, it’s way better and move forward from the current standpoint.

It’s quite the rational strategy here, nothing but respect for our Abyssinian brothers, for they are driven by national interest and real politics, far from the sort of emotionally driven gambling sort of politics that characterised Somali’s. Based on these strategic options, while having paid attention to history and learning from others elsewhere, it’s quite clear what the strategic directions are, that seem to have already been put in to motion. 1. Seek closer diplomatic ties with Eritrea with the goal of eventually orchestrating a military take over with inside rebels supporting. Perhaps that’s what has antagonised Afewerki. 2. In Djibouti ensure isolation of IOG and eventually ensure peaceful handover(takeover) to an Ethiopian favoured candidate, perhaps an Afar or an Ethiopian picked candidate . 3. Somalia/Somaliland, keep undermining the Somali’s and their authorities by colluding and paying lip service and support to some of their short sighted leaders, eventually and as one is accustomed from them, they will orchestrate their own complete downfall by crumpling in to sub-clan fiefdoms and internal civil wars, for Ethiopian only to wals in and occupy a strip of coast and port which surely some would gladly cheer it on, while Somali’s are to busy fighting each other.

Maakhiri, what’s happening in Maakhir, do update us on the latest.

Have Somali’s now recaptured all territories back?

Turkey submits ICJ bid to join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel WWW.ALJAZEERA.COM Ankara says the ‘conscience of humanity and international law will hold Israeli officials accountable’ for atrocities. Should Somalia join the ICJ case as well?

Xunjuf, on top of your usual talent for to derail discussions, you have added eloquent insults to your repertoire of detractions.

Dp

The mounting evidence appears to be directing towards this suspicion, which is not completely unfounded.

What’s is quite ironic or actually more satire is that nobody has actually seen the originally signed MOU nor the actual agreement. But your seing Ministers and regime supports celebrating while nobody has seen it, the Courts, Parliament nor Guurti has laid eyes on the document, and neither has the public seen it. And yet the regime and Faisal Ali Waraabe are already hailing and celebrating something they haven’t seen, haven’t studies and haven’t even discussed which might have quite the repercussions that they might come to regret.

Welcome back Oday Illyria. I see your catching up to the latest shenanigans. Also listen to the Oromo song that was also performed that same night. I am sure Xunjuf is well versed in Oromo by now and willing to translate and interpret the meaning behind all this.

Abiib seems to have found the voice of the Awdalite youth. Prosecute him and his crowning is officiated as the leader and perhaps even the Nelson Mandela of Somaliland.

Listen to Faisal. ”Hadii la xisaabtamo oo la Isbaar baaro cid nabad galisa ma jirto”. Let us await the trial and see how strong your case is and let all the facts surface, and let people can make their own judgement of it all.