Itoobya doesn't even know ehen Eid is. Sad the TFG chose to attack Somalis in the final days of our Ramadan. May Allah save the ppl of the United Somalia. Originally posted by Suldaanka: Why didn't they just wait till Eid ends? How many will never be able to mark their last Eid today?

Eritrean Embassy in US http://alenalki.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2775&Itemid=2 This is Ministry of Foreign Affaris press releas- http://www.shabait.com/staging/publish/article_005612.html Press Release: Eritrea rejects Jendayi Fraser’s Press Statement By Ministry of Foreign Affairs Oct 20, 2006, 17:23 US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Jendayi Fraser's statement to the press in Nairobi on the 19 th of October 2006 , alleging that “ Eritrea has opened another front on Ethiopia by shipping arms into Somalia †is pure fabrication. The timing of her statement against the Government of Eritrea is not surprising or secret, and it is not new. Its objectives are:- 1. to cover up the failure of America 's policy and activities in Somalia, 2. to hide the failure of US support for Somali “war lordsâ€, 3. to justify the US administration's disinformation campaign about “terrorism†in Somalia , and 4. to create a pretext for the invasion of Somalia by its agent, the regime in Ethiopia . Ministry of Foreign Affairs Asmara , 20 October 2006

Finally, Eritrea does not need policy lectures from others on complex issues that it has been addressing long before others, and one that requires a lot more than the issuance of self-indicting labels such as “extremistsâ€, “terroristsâ€, and “fundamentalistsâ€. Such statements merely expose ones own prejudices and motives. Statement from the Embassy of Eritrea regarding US Accusations in the Press The Embassy of Eritrea regrets recent statements in the Press attributed to Dr. Jendayi Frazier, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs in which she inaccurately characterized the situation in Somalia. The Embassy of Eritrea categorically rejects the unsubstantiated and irresponsible statements, which are devoid of facts and evidence, and takes this opportunity to once again re-iterate Eritrea’s position on Somalia. Had the TPLF regime respected its commitments to Agreements signed and had the United States fulfilled its moral and legal obligations by enforcing the Final and Binding decision of the Eritrea Ethiopia Border Commission as called for by the Algiers Agreements it witnessed and guaranteed, we would not today be talking about a “border issue†that has already been legally resolved. The matter is no longer about the legally resolved border conflict, but rather an issue of occupation. Accusing Eritrea and making fantastic claims will not absolve it of its obligations, nor bring peace and stability to the region. In addition, regurgitating unsubstantiated allegations and pointing fingers at Eritrea to cover up the TPLF regime’s admitted transgressions, after weeks of vocal denials, will not advance the cause of the Somali people and can only lead to further escalation and intractability in the Region. The problem in Somalia is the intervention of forces, namely Ethiopian, in Somalia’s internal affairs under various pretexts. Eritrea has never relied on proxies to defend Eritrea’s peace, security and stability, and is not doing so in Somalia today. Finally, Eritrea does not need policy lectures from others on complex issues that it has been addressing long before others, and one that requires a lot more than the issuance of self-indicting labels such as “extremistsâ€, “terroristsâ€, and “fundamentalistsâ€. Such statements merely expose ones own prejudices and motives. The Embassy of Eritrea calls on US authorities to maintain their neutrality and avoid actions and rhetoric that could have weighty consequences for the entire Region. Embassy of Eritrea Washington, DC 20 October 2006

Finally, Eritrea does not need policy lectures from others on complex issues that it has been addressing long before others, and one that requires a lot more than the issuance of self-indicting labels such as “extremistsâ€, “terroristsâ€, and “fundamentalistsâ€. Such statements merely expose ones own prejudices and motives. Statement from the Embassy of Eritrea regarding US Accusations in the Press The Embassy of Eritrea regrets recent statements in the Press attributed to Dr. Jendayi Frazier, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs in which she inaccurately characterized the situation in Somalia. The Embassy of Eritrea categorically rejects the unsubstantiated and irresponsible statements, which are devoid of facts and evidence, and takes this opportunity to once again re-iterate Eritrea’s position on Somalia. Had the TPLF regime respected its commitments to Agreements signed and had the United States fulfilled its moral and legal obligations by enforcing the Final and Binding decision of the Eritrea Ethiopia Border Commission as called for by the Algiers Agreements it witnessed and guaranteed, we would not today be talking about a “border issue†that has already been legally resolved. The matter is no longer about the legally resolved border conflict, but rather an issue of occupation. Accusing Eritrea and making fantastic claims will not absolve it of its obligations, nor bring peace and stability to the region. In addition, regurgitating unsubstantiated allegations and pointing fingers at Eritrea to cover up the TPLF regime’s admitted transgressions, after weeks of vocal denials, will not advance the cause of the Somali people and can only lead to further escalation and intractability in the Region. The problem in Somalia is the intervention of forces, namely Ethiopian, in Somalia’s internal affairs under various pretexts. Eritrea has never relied on proxies to defend Eritrea’s peace, security and stability, and is not doing so in Somalia today. Finally, Eritrea does not need policy lectures from others on complex issues that it has been addressing long before others, and one that requires a lot more than the issuance of self-indicting labels such as “extremistsâ€, “terroristsâ€, and “fundamentalistsâ€. Such statements merely expose ones own prejudices and motives. The Embassy of Eritrea calls on US authorities to maintain their neutrality and avoid actions and rhetoric that could have weighty consequences for the entire Region. Embassy of Eritrea Washington, DC 20 October 2006

Statement from the Embassy of Eritrea regarding US Accusations in the Press The Embassy of Eritrea regrets recent statements in the Press attributed to Dr. Jendayi Frazier, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs in which she inaccurately characterized the situation in Somalia. The Embassy of Eritrea categorically rejects the unsubstantiated and irresponsible statements, which are devoid of facts and evidence, and takes this opportunity to once again re-iterate Eritrea’s position on Somalia. Had the TPLF regime respected its commitments to Agreements signed and had the United States fulfilled its moral and legal obligations by enforcing the Final and Binding decision of the Eritrea Ethiopia Border Commission as called for by the Algiers Agreements it witnessed and guaranteed, we would not today be talking about a “border issue†that has already been legally resolved. The matter is no longer about the legally resolved border conflict, but rather an issue of occupation. Accusing Eritrea and making fantastic claims will not absolve it of its obligations, nor bring peace and stability to the region. In addition, regurgitating unsubstantiated allegations and pointing fingers at Eritrea to cover up the TPLF regime’s admitted transgressions, after weeks of vocal denials, will not advance the cause of the Somali people and can only lead to further escalation and intractability in the Region. The problem in Somalia is the intervention of forces, namely Ethiopian, in Somalia’s internal affairs under various pretexts. Eritrea has never relied on proxies to defend Eritrea’s peace, security and stability, and is not doing so in Somalia today. Finally, Eritrea does not need policy lectures from others on complex issues that it has been addressing long before others, and one that requires a lot more than the issuance of self-indicting labels such as “extremistsâ€, “terroristsâ€, and “fundamentalistsâ€. Such statements merely expose ones own prejudices and motives. The Embassy of Eritrea calls on US authorities to maintain their neutrality and avoid actions and rhetoric that could have weighty consequences for the entire Region. Embassy of Eritrea Washington, DC 20 October 2006

You see you are a cripple who would not dare stand by himself. Why do you have to rely on Ethiopia? Why not the Somali ppl? Is that because you have not support base? Shame on you. Ethiopia will rape you as*** Duke. You are some crippled Somali with an Ethiopian brain like A/Y. May Allah save Somalia from the vulchers of Tirgee and Amxaroos Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^No, my point is strightforward, Eritrea is not a Muslim country, it has even less Muslims than Ethiopia. Some people are trying to fool the Somali's by branding this nation as "Islamic" as they brand themselves as "Islamic courts". You are right 70,000 died and Eritrea lost, so if I had to get arms I would bet on Adis than on Asmara..

Yusuf lost confidence on Muslim countries and relies on America and Ethiopia. Earlier Thursday, Somalia’s Somali President Abdullahi Yusuf told Frazer and the other diplomats in Nairobi the Sudan talks are in jeopardy because his government has lost confidence in Arab League’s mediation. http://sudantribune.com/spip.php?article18234

Originally posted by erselam: The whole truth is yet to come. Ethiopians like Duke are the last ones see the light. Lying is un-Islamic and Ethiopia is inside Somalia. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/6065358.stm "Somali Islamists 'near Ethiopia' ". Ethiopia's prime minister has warned parliament that Somali Islamist fighters are massing near the border. Meles Zenawi said Ethiopian troops were ready to defend themselves against possible attack. He also said he had sent military trainers to help Somalia's beleaguered government but they were not to fight. Somalia's Islamists have declared "holy war" on Ethiopia, raising fears of a regional conflict. They deny Ethiopian claims they have al-Qaeda links. There have been several eyewitness reports of hundreds of Ethiopian troops in Somalia. Foreign fighters Meanwhile, Somalia's President Abdullahi Yusuf has accused the Union of Islamic Courts of flying the "black flag of the Taleban" and al-Qaeda, reports the AFP news agency. Islamist radicals from Afghanistan, Chechnya, Arab nations and Europe "make up a considerable number" of UIC forces, which were now dominated by hardliners, he said. "The [islamists] draw massive, material, financial and military support from international terror networks," he told a meeting in Kenya of the International Contact Group on Somalia led by the United States. He also accused the UIC of plotting to assassinate government members. He survived a suicide bomb attack last month. At the meeting, US Assistant Secretary for African affairs Jendayi Fraser accused Ethiopia's rival, Eritrea, of arming the UIC. "I think Eritrea is quite clearly attacking Ethiopia on another front. We have pretty clear evidence. [Eritrea is] shipping arms into Somalia," she said. The UIC did not attend the meeting, as they had been expected to do. 'Patient' Mr Meles did not say how many military trainers were in Somalia but accused the UIC of attacking targets inside Ethiopia. "We have the right to defend ourselves against these people. We have been very patient throughout this ordeal," he told parliament. "If the incursion continues... the armed forces have a duty to respond to that. But at this moment, it has not reached this level." Earlier this month, residents of a Somali town said that Ethiopian troops had helped government forces briefly take a town from the Union of Islamic Courts. The UIC immediately vowed to wage a "holy war" in revenge. The town of Bur Haqaba lies on the road from the government base in Baidoa to the Islamist-held capital, Mogadishu. Earlier, the BBC's Mohammed Olad Hassan in Baidoa saw a convoy of Ethiopian army trucks pass through, with about 200 troops. Somalia has not had a functioning national government since 1991. quote: Originally posted by General Duke: lol. The propoganda and lies are from your side. The truth is even in Ramadan these people dont have a problem in propogating falsehood. Saxib keep defedning your clan and its oppostion to the government. Today you saw a small example of when the troops move the courts run away, they have done it in Galkacyu and soon will do it in other locations.

The whole truth is yet to come. Ethiopians like Duke are the last ones see the light. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/6065358.stm "Somali Islamists 'near Ethiopia' ". Ethiopia's prime minister has warned parliament that Somali Islamist fighters are massing near the border. Meles Zenawi said Ethiopian troops were ready to defend themselves against possible attack. He also said he had sent military trainers to help Somalia's beleaguered government but they were not to fight. Somalia's Islamists have declared "holy war" on Ethiopia, raising fears of a regional conflict. They deny Ethiopian claims they have al-Qaeda links. There have been several eyewitness reports of hundreds of Ethiopian troops in Somalia. Foreign fighters Meanwhile, Somalia's President Abdullahi Yusuf has accused the Union of Islamic Courts of flying the "black flag of the Taleban" and al-Qaeda, reports the AFP news agency. Islamist radicals from Afghanistan, Chechnya, Arab nations and Europe "make up a considerable number" of UIC forces, which were now dominated by hardliners, he said. "The [islamists] draw massive, material, financial and military support from international terror networks," he told a meeting in Kenya of the International Contact Group on Somalia led by the United States. He also accused the UIC of plotting to assassinate government members. He survived a suicide bomb attack last month. At the meeting, US Assistant Secretary for African affairs Jendayi Fraser accused Ethiopia's rival, Eritrea, of arming the UIC. "I think Eritrea is quite clearly attacking Ethiopia on another front. We have pretty clear evidence. [Eritrea is] shipping arms into Somalia," she said. The UIC did not attend the meeting, as they had been expected to do. 'Patient' Mr Meles did not say how many military trainers were in Somalia but accused the UIC of attacking targets inside Ethiopia. "We have the right to defend ourselves against these people. We have been very patient throughout this ordeal," he told parliament. "If the incursion continues... the armed forces have a duty to respond to that. But at this moment, it has not reached this level." Earlier this month, residents of a Somali town said that Ethiopian troops had helped government forces briefly take a town from the Union of Islamic Courts. The UIC immediately vowed to wage a "holy war" in revenge. The town of Bur Haqaba lies on the road from the government base in Baidoa to the Islamist-held capital, Mogadishu. Earlier, the BBC's Mohammed Olad Hassan in Baidoa saw a convoy of Ethiopian army trucks pass through, with about 200 troops. Somalia has not had a functioning national government since 1991. Originally posted by General Duke: lol. The propoganda and lies are from your side. The truth is even in Ramadan these people dont have a problem in propogating falsehood. Saxib keep defedning your clan and its oppostion to the government. Today you saw a small example of when the troops move the courts run away, they have done it in Galkacyu and soon will do it in other locations.

Duke, our Ethiopian reporter hates reports such as this. I long to see the death of Ethiopia and Ethiopian (like Duke and Yusuf) in Somalia. Originally posted by WIIL_SHAYDAANKA: 20 Somali army vehicles seized Kismayu - Troops loyal to powerful Somali Islamists have seized trucks mounted with machine guns and anti-aircraft rockets from rival militia they fought at the weekend, said an Islamist official on Tuesday. Sunday night's clashes in Jibil, a farming town about 110km north of Kismayu port, killed four and stoked fears of mounting violence in the Horn of Africa nation. "We have taken over 20 vehicles, including three big trucks mounted with anti-aircraft missiles," said Dahir Ahmed, a local Islamist official. "This was necessary in order to improve security." continues

I am Eritrean. Can't read Somali. Sorry.

http://www.aminarts.com/pages/oct_10_06.htm Shame on those who betrayed their Somali nation.

Somalia’s president embarks an urgent trip to Addis Ababa in search of arms Aweys Osman Yusuf Mogadishu 15, Oct.06 ( Sh.M.Network) The president of Somalia’s federal government Abdulahi Yusuf has had an instantaneous trip to Addid Ababa, the Ethiopian capital. Sources close to President Abdulahi Yusuf indicate that the president has been flown by a special Ethiopian military plane from the government’s temporary base in Baidoa on Saturday. Somali President, Abdulahi Yusuf A government official, who asked for anonymity, said the president went to Ethiopia to ask for arms to facilitate his government institutions to expand its control throughout the country and immediate IGAD peacekeepers to intervene in Somalia. President Yusuf survived double suicide bombing intended to lynch him on 18 September as members of the parliament convened that day to approve Prime Minister Ali Mohammed Gedi’s reshuffled cabinet ministers. Mr.Yusuf has been widely criticized by his rival Islamic Courts that he is quite allied with Ethiopia, which is very sensitive towards the rise and the expansion of Somalia’s Islamists. Ethiopia had had clashes with Somalia’s al-Itihad extremists in southern Somalia in 1990s. Yusuf will meet with African Union’s peace and Security Council to induce the council to dispatch peacekeeping forces to Somalia although the arrival of the peacekeepers was anticipated earlier. His departure coincided with the day he has been inaugurated as Somalia’s president on October 14, 2004. However, the shaky government barely controls beyond its small town of Baidoa in Bai region, 245 km southwest of the capital Mogadishu. Uganda and Ethiopia are the only African governments and members of the regional peace body IGAD, that have number of forces in Somalia and have shown their readiness to send troops to assist president Yusuf’s largely powerless government temporarily based in Baidoa. Somalia had no central authority since 1991 when tribal warlords ousted former dictator Siyad Barre and then flung the country into clan and sub-clan factional wars. Shabelle Media Network Somalia

What the heck are they doing? About 18 Somali journalists detained in Somaliland. By:Hassan Sheik Abdullahi (Hassan Kalkata) Mogadishu 14, Oct.06 ( Sh.M.Network) Authorities of the self-declared Republic of Somaliland (northwest Somalia) arrested about eighteen journalists from south and central regions of Somalia on their way to participate a workshop sponsored by both WHO and UNICEF organizations. Mohamed Amin, the deputy chairman of Radio Shabelle The police immigration department of Somaliland reported to have confiscated all the travel documents and passports, which the journalists had. The authorities of the break away region of Somaliland have ordered all these journalists to remain for several hours in a compound where illegal immigrants kept. According to Mohamed Amin Sheik Adow the deputy chairman of Radio Shabelle who is also among the arrested today in Somaliland capital Hargeysa the arrested journalists have yet to break their fast. “We were all fasting and no one has brought anything to us though the time of fast breaking passed byâ€, he said. They took everything we had, we have told them that, WHO and UNICEF organizations based in the self-declared Republic of Somaliland invited us but they turned deaf ear, Amin said. The Somaliland authorities have not yet spoken publicly about the arrest. The other journalists have vowed not take part the workshop since they were not informed why they were arrested. Meanwhile Reports from Haregesia say all the arrested journalists were now released.

What the heck are they doing? About 18 Somali journalists detained in Somaliland. By:Hassan Sheik Abdullahi (Hassan Kalkata) Mogadishu 14, Oct.06 ( Sh.M.Network) Authorities of the self-declared Republic of Somaliland (northwest Somalia) arrested about eighteen journalists from south and central regions of Somalia on their way to participate a workshop sponsored by both WHO and UNICEF organizations. Mohamed Amin, the deputy chairman of Radio Shabelle The police immigration department of Somaliland reported to have confiscated all the travel documents and passports, which the journalists had. The authorities of the break away region of Somaliland have ordered all these journalists to remain for several hours in a compound where illegal immigrants kept. According to Mohamed Amin Sheik Adow the deputy chairman of Radio Shabelle who is also among the arrested today in Somaliland capital Hargeysa the arrested journalists have yet to break their fast. “We were all fasting and no one has brought anything to us though the time of fast breaking passed byâ€, he said. They took everything we had, we have told them that, WHO and UNICEF organizations based in the self-declared Republic of Somaliland invited us but they turned deaf ear, Amin said. The Somaliland authorities have not yet spoken publicly about the arrest. The other journalists have vowed not take part the workshop since they were not informed why they were arrested. Meanwhile Reports from Haregesia say all the arrested journalists were now released.

What the heck are they doing? About 18 Somali journalists detained in Somaliland. By:Hassan Sheik Abdullahi (Hassan Kalkata) Mogadishu 14, Oct.06 ( Sh.M.Network) Authorities of the self-declared Republic of Somaliland (northwest Somalia) arrested about eighteen journalists from south and central regions of Somalia on their way to participate a workshop sponsored by both WHO and UNICEF organizations. Mohamed Amin, the deputy chairman of Radio Shabelle The police immigration department of Somaliland reported to have confiscated all the travel documents and passports, which the journalists had. The authorities of the break away region of Somaliland have ordered all these journalists to remain for several hours in a compound where illegal immigrants kept. According to Mohamed Amin Sheik Adow the deputy chairman of Radio Shabelle who is also among the arrested today in Somaliland capital Hargeysa the arrested journalists have yet to break their fast. “We were all fasting and no one has brought anything to us though the time of fast breaking passed byâ€, he said. They took everything we had, we have told them that, WHO and UNICEF organizations based in the self-declared Republic of Somaliland invited us but they turned deaf ear, Amin said. The Somaliland authorities have not yet spoken publicly about the arrest. The other journalists have vowed not take part the workshop since they were not informed why they were arrested. Meanwhile Reports from Haregesia say all the arrested journalists were now released.

“We have come to decision of handing over security elements in Bar-dhere to Barre [the Somali defense minister] and that he becomes in charge of the tax collectionsâ€, Adan said. Somalia: Col. Barre Hirale recruits more militias to take back Kismayu Aweys Osman Yusuf Mogadishu 14, Oct.06 ( Sh.M.Network) Fresh militias in favor of warlord Barre Hirale have reached Bar-dhere where the Somali defense minister, who deserted Kismayu after the Islamic Courts seized it, is based. The militias are reportedly from different locations in Gedo province, southern Somalia to participate in Barre Hirale’s war campaign endeavor to recapture Kismayu. Consecutive meetings between officers in support of the Somali defense minister Barre Hirale and local businesspeople had been occurring in Bar-dhere as the residential militias hijacked five huge pickup trucks. The motive of the meetings is to convince merchants to back up local militias financially. Mohammed Ali Adan, a local businessperson, told Shabelle Radio in Mogadishu that the conclusion of their conference was productive. “We have come to decision of handing over security elements in Bar-dhere to Barre [the Somali defense minister] and that he becomes in charge of the tax collectionsâ€, Adan said. Bar-dhere business people appealed to the minister to give the order to free the hijacked trucks. Ever since Somalia’s Islamic Courts overpowered the minister, he left for Gedo region where he hailed from to reorganize his militias and take back his city of Kismayu. Somalia’s Islamic Courts had taken full control of central and southern Somalia, including the capital.

A Demonstration against Ethiopia takes place in Baled Weyn, central Somalia Aweys Osman Yusuf Mogadishu 14, Oct.06 ( Sh.M.Network) Large demonstrations against Ethiopia’s military maneuver in Somalia’s borders have occurred in Hiran regional town of Baled Weyn where several hundred people were chanting anti-Ethiopia slogans. The Islamic Courts in Baled Weyn have previously announced jihad or a holy war against Ethiopia. Senior Islamists, who spoke to demonstrators, called up on the people to register for “jihad†against Ethiopia. Sheik Ahmed Jiqleey, a senior Islamist in Baled Weyn, stated young people had to stand for the defense of Somalia against Uganda and Ethiopia. The news came as Islamic Courts officer for an organization dubbed “Civil uprising and defense for the religionâ€, Ahmed Qare held a news conference in Mogadishu, condemning Ethiopia for its military involvement in Somalia. Ahmed Qare said he would send several individuals in his organization to nine provinces in Somalia to induce the civilian population in those areas to offer all their support to Islamic Courts in the fight of what he called the enemies of Somalia’s Union of Islamic Courts. Islamists in Baled Weyn said nearly 3,000 ethiopian troops intruded in to Somalia’s borders, encouraging civilian to train for holy war.

Duke has to remove his name from the list. He can not hate HIMSELF as the sametime. Unless he is suicidal. inshallah Ethiopia collapses and disintegrates.

Originally posted by bambo: erselam ...... wallahi thats what tryin figur out. i dont worry inshallah somali will survive I am with you brother. inshallah!

Topsy Turvy! UN pulling out of area controlled by ICU? Why? Is that an indication that the ICUs are able to take care of UN's role in areas under its control? Or is it because ICU controlled areas are no more safe for their personnel? Some one tell me! Wasn't UN operating in Somalia while the shameless warlords were conducting their street and house to house fight in Mogadisho? Why is the world so ****** and unable to hear the hear beats of the majority of the peace loving Somalis .. with the exception of the sold out Baidoa politicians? Why is the world so f***ing cruel to my Somali brothers and sisters? Why are they listening to the shameless mercenaries under TFG? May Allah hear your innocent prayers my Somali compatriots. Peace to a unified and tomorrow's mightier Somalia.

What a 'dik' head! Is the TFG fighting for the itnerest of George Bush or the Ethiopia based AU. Why do you have to brag about the support it is getting from the despised Westerners and the criminals in Addis Ababa? Are they (TFG) fighting for a seat in Belgium, Addis, or DC? Who cares if they have support from the former slave owners? What Somalis need is a leadership that is supported from within not from Ethiopia? That is why the TFG will fail so bad. It does not have the interest to serve the Somali public rather kiss the asss of Amxaroos and Tegrees. Duke you are more Ethiopian than a Somali. They have raped your mind to its max. A curse to Somalia. That is what you are. Originally posted by General Duke: Saxib, It has gained the support of the international community, including the Arab league, AU, EU, US and so on. Though they have not delivered on their many promises. Why rush anything? [/QB]

What a 'dik' head! Is the TFG fighting for the itnerest of George Bush or the Ethiopia based AU. Why do you have to brag about the support it is getting from the despised Westerners and the criminals in Addis Ababa? Are they (TFG) fighting for a seat in Belgium, Addis, or DC? Who cares if they have support from the former slave owners? What Somalis need is a leadership that is supported from within not from Ethiopia? That is why the TFG will fail so bad. It does not have the interest to serve the Somali public rather kiss the asss of Amxaroos and Tegrees. Duke you are more Ethiopian than a Somali. They have raped your mind to its max. A curse to Somalia. That is what you are. Originally posted by General Duke: Saxib, It has gained the support of the international community, including the Arab league, AU, EU, US and so on. Though they have not delivered on their many promises. Why rush anything?

I wrote it the way it is pronounced. The conclusion is that Duke is a curse to Somalia and he is more Ethiopian than a Somali. Originally posted by HornAfrique: quote:Originally posted by erselam: Duke why do you think and act more Ethiopian than a Somali? Are you a Somali speaking Tigreey? You are a curse to Somalia! quote: Originally posted by General Duke: gedonet.com Interesting spelling there of the word "Tigreey"..

Duke why do you think and act more Ethiopian than a Somali? Are you a Somali speaking Tigreey? You are a curse to Somalia! Originally posted by General Duke: gedonet.com