Requesting for weapons; but came with empty hands.

[Ashkir]

Delegates’ departure from Jawhar for UN summit in New York was sparking over the past week. What was believed is that they would talk about how Somalis and TFG would take up an all-in-authority in Jawhar or in Mogadishu, which remained unsolvable. And what is being made of news recently in Somali websites was rather boring, but excessively violent building persuasion.

 

Delegates asked for weapons as to devastate, once and for all, so many lives as possible. What’s more, they were repeatedly generating the calls for weapons of mass destruction to the attendees so as to make excuse of their naïve demand. This is not what they were there in first place; they were there to make all Somali People as content as needed. Rather they preferred to look for lifting sanctions on Somalia in order that they get weapons from outside.

 

What we were, at the start, very glad was that this was the first Somali delegation to America ever since in history. And as every invited government officials, we were pleased to be represented at the 60’s anniversary UN summit. This could hopefully generate a very warm wind that would diminish the rhythm of human trafficking in Africa and Somalia in particular. This is what they were there for as well as other concerns.

 

Therefore, almost all Somali-true nationals, wherever they were, had been watching television to see their representatives talking on issue of true concerns. Most alarmingly, what was going on in every Somali’s mind was that our country is under seizure for the West and most of our politicians are not aware of that matter. Yes, This is why president Ahmed and his members did not talk about such issues.

 

Indeed, there have been so many officials who were from their countries. Some of them criticized the need for the UN itself in this century.

 

Honors from around the world had begun their speeches at the UN summit complaining over how America pretended to be the super power of the world. Some of those were, namely, Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez. He Critically made clear his voice and said that all UN offices should be moved to elsewhere like Jerusalem.

 

The Brazilian President himself, for starters, underscored the need for the international community to form a universal Centre for Development Policy, which would help transform development plans into reality.

 

This is what could be a final example of those who came from this desperately poor and wonderfully destroyed country. Somali leaders who unintentionally visited the summit had better tell off Bush for his bad politically motivated interference in Somalia. If this is not their role and the river I am going within is not the right one, they will be surprisingly modest for their efforts at the UN talks in New York, America.

 

Both of those presidents I mentioned have expressed concern over the role that such an international body could involve actively. And the so-called Somali members talked about the need for weapons through which the citizens would be lost. Or what do you think?