Xaaji Xunjuf

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  1. Yes deni isagu ha is qaniino he supported hassan hada ka xax aaabiyo, what does he want Hassan just outsmarted him in this and there is little he can do But let me get this straight do they really think one man one vote can be done in 2026 thats 26 months left do they really think that.. u have alshabaab u have all these other issues u have the constitution what is this one man one vote thing they are keep talking about
  2. But if Puntland is a spoiler and doesnt want to come to the table what else can all the other member states do galmudug hirhsbabelle south west and jubbaland
  3. Somaliland will go to the polls again for the fourth time they will elect their president by one man one vote. Fourth presidential elections in 21 years time . 2003 2010 2017 2024 if u look at all four presidents have led for 7 years ina rayaale 8 years because he held the position when ina cigaal died in an interim period of a year i think we should make the sl term of presidency a term of 8 years hence u will not have extensions and all of that this time the same contenders as the last elections ciiro wadani kulmiye biixi Waraabe ucid also four other politician organisations will contest to be come the national party this time so far so good it will be close one between biixi and ciiro and this year might be the time ciiro actually might win he gained allot of popularity among the people And also due to the errors of biixi administration on how he handled the laascanood war it might create new hope for change though ciiro one advise for him he needs to get rid of all the ex kulmiye in his camp if he really wants to present him self as a man who wants to change the country he needs to get rid of the likes of xamarjj and discard xirsi once he is president and waabeeye and others we need nee face I even saw the former former monster kulmiye Abdilahi cumar be in wadani we don’t need these cats New fresh people somaliland Guul
  4. World remit he already made that clear from the get go he will never blink an eye to the enemy of the nation especially what they have done to his brother . Dhiigshiil is opporinustic and will get back clash from this but it is good This is good for somaliland
  5. He will get backlash from this walanweyns waxaasay ku siigeystan magaca sl baanu shirkad ku qasabnay inay ka masaxan magaca Somaliland it will not do anything for the pathetic government in the bunker let’s see how it goes
  6. His clan was at least smart enough to sign a treaty with the British Empire . Sultan mahamoud ali shire understood the politics The big foot commmunity were not as bright . sheikh madar advised their elders to try to engage with the British . But they thought he was tricking them for he was of the enemy clan as they perceived him. Our elders sultan dirirye sultan mahamoud ali shire . They understood if they didn’t sign these treaties with the British menelik would have ruled us at least today we are free men
  7. they always never met eye to eye really garaad jamac garaad ismaciil joined Somaliland back in 2013 i think back then the had a fall out with garaa jamac garaad cali, about the about the G group they were running , and alos about some structure difference of how a possible state should look like for the garaad clan ,
  8. And the last sentence is the most important how is the conflict going to be solved. Based on international. And who is going to concede and compamise.
  9. We are not the enemies of jabuuuti. We have no beef with januuut our beef is only with Somalia and Eritrea we have noo border
  10. Indeed, but if Iran aspires to pose any real challenge to Israel, it must acquire advanced technological weaponry capable of countering Israel's formidable defences. what ever happend to Russia sale of the S 400 missle systems to iran
  11. You raise valid points with regards to the Galla Prime Minister, Afewerki did give the benefit of the doubt during the peace talks in 2018 i give him that, when relations between the two countries were restored. However, it was indeed Isaias who initiated the border conflict over Badme, positioning his troops deep within what the Ethiopian government then regarded as sovereign Ethiopian territory. In that sense, it was Isaias who fired the first shot. Nevertheless, unable to defend the Badme region, he ultimately accepted the Algiers Agreement. Also Isias needed this war in order to cement his rule in Eritrea he arrested the G15 former EPLF fighters they are now all rotting in Prison some even perished there,, and he also wanted a war with Ethiopia , in order to keep his people pre occupied with an imminent threat from Ethiopia. This sort of no war no peace with Ethiopia gave him all the power to contintue his rule in Eritrea. He knew if there was peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia he had to do some reform or create some sort of constitution or a parliament. But the war Helped him. You are correct that Meles and the TPLF failed to honour the court's verdict, which had ruled in Eritrea's favour, but Isaias was far from innocent he started a war he could not win, and while the conflict ended in a stalemate of sorts, he lost the territory but prevailed in the legal case. However, this is tangential to the real issue at hand. The true question we should ask our selves, and the elephant in the room remains, how will the Ras Doumeira conflict be resolved? It has always been the Asmara dictator who acted as the aggressor. How, then, can there be any hope for long lasting peace and stability? The Arab League has repeatedly called for Eritrea to withdraw from Ras Doumeira, yet they refuse to back down. Until that conflict is resolved, any meaningful relationship between the countries Djibouti and Eritrea will be difficult to establish.
  12. However, it is ultimately futile, as these Iranian missiles are unlikely to inflict significant damage on Israel, given the formidable protection afforded by its Iron Dome anti-missile defence system. its really pointless if you ask me , not sure why they are wasting resources on this sort of attack. The Iranians and their proxy groups have been thoroughly humiliated by Israel, particularly with the elimination of Xassan Nasrallah and Haniya. The only true means of harming Israel lies in orchestrating attacks akin to those witnessed on the 7th of October.
  13. I dont think that can last its good in theory what about the border and all those issues you cant really reason with the asmara dictator
  14. The Somali Saying tiisa daryeela tu kale ku dara ,, Somalia is in no position to have to deal with sudan affairs ,their main concern should be Somalia security normalising ties with the federal member states the constitution etc
  15. Ha isku qabil bay ahayeen isaga iyo geele iyo abtidoon isku Jesus uun bay ahayeen. Maxamuud xarbi farax wuxu aha juffada furlabbe reer cali sabixx. He was in favour for unification with the Somali republic . Somalinimadu ku weyntahay isaga iyo abtidoon way is mucaardi jireen
  16. Do the lebanese have the right to defend them selves they are a sovereign nation , or does Israel have the only the right to defend it self
  17. Mma ismaciiil is the nephew of abti doon ismaciil father and abtidoon were second cousins ismaciil reer abti. Wa galbeedis folks the Mahad case sub clan to be precise who were actually majority of jabuuuti up to 1960. But the French dumped them on the other side of the border and started the policy to import folks from shinile Ethiopia, there were also a very significant community from gabiley and hargeisa in jabuuuti in the 1950s and 1940s, who also were deported to British somaliland because , they were propagating Somalliweyn the French didn’t want this sentiment. Hence they created the issa and affar territory administration,
  18. It’s not only family matters ismaciil is good with. The bussines elites of hargeisa Djibouti is like our home so when ever the tyrant of Asmara threatens Djibouti we are on the side of jabuuti ,we might not see eye to eye on some political issues , but jabuuti is our platform where conduct business and manage our hard currency ,
  19. He is fine. Geele will rule for the upcoming years Inshalla allow no barakee madaxweynaha
  20. Ethiopia defends Somaliland deal at UN as Somalia and Egypt condemn agreement Monday September 30, 2024 From left to right: Ethiopia’s Foreign Minister Taye Atske-Selassie, Somalia’s Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty deliver speeches at the United Nations General Assembly, addressing tensions over Ethiopia's Somaliland agreement and regional security concerns. Mogadishu (HOL) — Ethiopia's Foreign Minister Taye Atske-Selassie took the podium at the United Nations General Assembly in New York to defend his country's informal agreement with Somaliland. The pact, signed earlier this year, has drawn fierce criticism from neighbouring Somalia, but Ethiopia maintains it is a legitimate effort to promote regional development. In his address, Taye reiterated Ethiopia's commitment to multilateralism and cooperation in the Horn of Africa, framing the agreement as part of a broader strategy for shared prosperity. "Ethiopia's memorandum of understanding with Somaliland is based on the existing political dispensation in Somalia. Our objective is shared growth and prosperity in the region, and we reject the unfounded allegations made against Ethiopia regarding this agreement," Taye stated. He urged Somalia to focus on collaboration to address the more pressing threat of terrorism in the region. "We encourage Somalia to work with us to eliminate the terrorist threats that plague the region," he added. advertisements Taye also emphasized Ethiopia's contributions to regional security, highlighting its peacekeeping role in Somalia. "The region has made strides in degrading terrorist networks like al-Shabaab, thanks to the resilience of the Somali people and the sacrifices made by regional nations, including Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda," he said. He expressed confidence that the government of Somalia would soon acknowledge Ethiopia's role in supporting Somalia's liberation from terrorist groups. However, Somalia’s Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre used his own speech at the General Assembly to issue a stern rebuke, accusing Ethiopia of attempting to annex Somali territory under the guise of securing sea access. "Somalia currently faces a serious threat from Ethiopia's recent actions which flagrantly violate our territorial integrity," Barre declared. "Ethiopia's attempt to annex part of Somalia under the guise of securing sea access is both unlawful and unnecessary." Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty also addressed the General Assembly, expressing concerns over Ethiopia's actions in the region. While primarily focusing on the longstanding Nile River dispute, Abdelatty linked Ethiopia's management of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) to its agreement with Somaliland. "Ethiopia's unilateral decisions not only violate international law but also jeopardize the unity and sovereignty of neighbouring nations," Abdelatty stated. He accused Ethiopia of disregarding the interests of other countries in its pursuit of national projects. "Anyone who believes Egypt will compromise on threats to our national security is gravely mistaken," he warned. Egypt, which relies heavily on the Nile River, views the GERD as a potential threat to its water security. By connecting this issue to Ethiopia's dealings with Somaliland, Egypt signals a growing concern over Addis Ababa's approach to international agreements and neighbourly relations. Ethiopia remains steadfast in its position. "Our intentions are not to undermine any nation's sovereignty but to pursue mutually beneficial partnerships," Taye asserted at the UN. He added that Ethiopia has recently entered into similar agreements with other countries, aiming to boost regional trade and development. The diplomatic friction comes as the Horn of Africa faces multiple challenges, including security threats from extremist groups, humanitarian crises, and complex inter-state relations. Ethiopia's defence of its foreign policies at the UN highlights the nation's desire to assert its role as a regional leader while navigating international scrutiny. Analysts note that Egypt's involvement suggests an effort to rally international support against what it perceives as Ethiopia's overreach.
  21. If they were so intelligent they would have freed them selves from Ethiopia. Eritrea did it with much smaller number . And no the mad mullah was not the best Somali poet he actually used others to compose it for him and then later claim the poem as it was his own .and no imam Ahmed was not from the least intelligent clan . Try again dear lad . I give u one thing Willwaaal was smart he got his brilliance from his maternal side same as cumar Jees who also saw that afweyne camp was a sinking ship .
  22. Ofcourse ina cagjar him self wants to be. Prime minister of Ethiopia hence why he loves Ethiopia he understood that secession couldn’t work so he is not I think blindly support abiye but wants to be his successor and it is only smart Amhara do not want galla pm. Galla do not want amhara pm. Tigray don’t want galla or Amhara pm.. so that leaves room if Ethiopia is to be reconstructed. That it has a Somali prime minister. Now let’s say this happens it would be something the least intelligent clan of the Somali people got the two most important positions. Prime minister of Ethiopia and prime minister of Somalia .