It is offical, they are coming to us-saturday week-

[nuune]

Uganda is about to send the rebel Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), as we know this rebel joined the national army, they are trained differently, and are kept aside, and are not allowed in public or in any government owned institutions, the majority of Ugandans don't want those rebels to become their guardian.

 

These rebels are the one's responsible of torture, abductions, rape and killings.

 

The government of Uganda decided not to use it's national army for any peacekeeping missions in the place that used to be Somalia, so they are using their rebels for that reason, an exile mission of the LRA, the plan is that they will never come back to Uganda because of what they committed is still in large and ugandan people don't want the rebels to integrate and mix with the national army of Uganda.

 

This is to train them else where, rehabilitate them in Somalia, make a living in Somalia, and never be back to Uganda again.

 

read more Ciidamada Uganda oo sabtida soo socoto imanaya Somalia

[Emperor]

^^so Somalia will become the strong hold and headquarter of notorious rebel movements of all Africa, with Snr Aideed's former USC's and A.Y's militia already present and Melez Tikree Army, forthcoming are joseph Kony's and Paul Kigame's rebel groups, well we will only need the Janjaweed gorillas and Charles Taylor's group to be added on that list.

 

Could be a big a game to watch, what an entertainment this is...

[Xoogsade]

^ I would say it is an entertainment if I knew these rebel groups aren't coming to people they were told were expendable and that they can kill them as they please.

[raadamiir]

^^^You guys sure have an Imaginary mind set of your own.

 

Somalians always like to make something positive negative and Negative Positive no wonder Somalans aren't good in Math. lol

[-Nomadique-]

Ugandan troops to pacify Somalia

Friday, 16 February, 2007, 10:50 AM Doha Time

 

KAMPALA: The 1,500 Ugandan peacekeepers pledged to the African Union force for Somalia will be deployed solely in the country’s lawless capital Mogadishu, the peacekeeping mission said yesterday.

The Ugandan force could go in as early as this weekend, and would secure Mogadishu while the AU awaits troops from other countries to arrive in other Somali cities, Paddy Ankunda, spokesman for the AU mission, said.

Some 8,000 troops are expected in total.

Uganda’s parliament voted on Tuesday to send troops to Somalia under an AU plan to pacify a nation rocked by unrelenting attacks by insurgents against the interim government. It is the first country to do so.

“We can’t deploy all over Somalia. We’ll be in Mogadishu. 1,500 people is adequate (to secure Mogadishu),”Ankunda said.

International pressure has grown for peacekeepers to deploy quickly to prevent the chaotic Horn of Africa country sliding back into anarchy after Ethiopian forces helped the transitional government oust Islamists in a December war.

The Islamists had restored a degree of order to Mogadishu, which had been ruled by warlords since the overthrow of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre’s regime in 1991. But the US and Ethiopia accused them of harbouring Al Qaeda operatives.

Nigeria, Burundi, Ghana and Malawi have also pledged troops, but it is unclear when they would mobilise them.

“The other forces would have to take control of other main towns - Kismayu, Baidoa, Jowhar, Marka,” Ankunda said. “The African Union must compel (the others) to send forces.”

But he added that the Ugandan troops were able to hold the fort by themselves until reinforcements arrive, because they had the necessary training and equipment, including knowledge of basic Somali language and culture.

“We’ll move there first because we can stand on our own,” he said, adding that a Ugandan officer, Major-General Levi Karuhanga, had been appointed to head the mission.

Meanwhile in Baidoa, where the interim government still has its main base while awaiting for security to improve in Mogadishu, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Seyoum Mesfin met government leaders. He arrived late on Tuesday.

-Reuters

[nuune]

Originally posted by raadamiir:

^^^You guys sure have an Imaginary mind set of your own.

 

Somalians always like to make something positive negative and Negative Positive no wonder Somalans aren't good in Math. lol

Raadmariid, sxb don't call me Somalian, I am not Somalian, am sure you intended that for the other posters, just little clarification lee waaye!

 

Plus am good at maths, I know how many ambassadors and ministers Yeey appointed on a daily basis, I would say am good at addition!

 

 

Back to the topic, 1,500 Ugandan rebels, am sure they will have hard time in dealing with the lawless capital of the world

[Som@li]

am sure they will have hard time in dealing with the lawless capital of the world

^^Do you wanna the lawless continue or end the ararchy,and Mogadisho join the world, so the residents can live in peace..I say these Ugandan forces ARE the answer.Somalis should NOT be held hostage, enough is enough!

[ansaar17]

I am sure they are more than willing to accept you as their slave.

 

you can be their janitor at the base.

[Fabregas]

if thousands of xabashiis and their allies can't tame Muqdisho.What makes you think 1500 former(christian extremist) L.R.A rebels can do it?

[Abwaan]

Let the LRA come. They think Somalia is places like Gulu in Uganda, where they kidnapped kids, who knows that they will be kidnapped this time@lol.

[Jabhad]

"I say these Ugandan forces ARE the answer."

Miskiin. Not the Ethiopian but the Ugandans are the saviour now. Cajiib.