President MBC says "Somalia's has declared war on Somaliland"

[Suldaanka]

 

[cadnaan1]

spoke like hogaamiye kooxeed.

[Tallaabo]

Does this mean that president MBC is calling off the so-called talks with Villa AMISOM?  

[Suldaanka]

1 minute ago, Tallaabo said:

Does this mean that president MBC is calling off the so-called talks with Villa AMISOM?  

Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr. Sa'ad Ali Shire mentioned that the environment created by the hostile talks from Villa AMISom is not allowing for the talks to start at this time. 

So at very least, the talks will be delayed if not cancelled all together.

 

[cadnaan1]

I m not surprised to hear this warlord who once said....aniga wax dili Karo duco qaadan maayo oo u markaas dagaal Kala dheexeyey dad reer tolkiisa ah.

[Saalax]

There is no such thing as Somaliland. Does he mean jeegaanta?  folks in Burco, Hargeisa, Borama and elsewhere actually supported PM Khayre decision.

[Saalax]

2 minutes ago, Oodweyne said:

Reading that tendentious line I keep recalling in my head that old proverb, which was: "If wishes were horses, beggars would have ride on it" (or words to that effect).

 

 The leader of WADANI himself said they don't support the Berbera deal and should be investigated.

[Saalax]

4 minutes ago, Oodweyne said:

Mr Jeremy Corbyn, who is the leader of the UK's labor party is against half of the present Tory's government policies, including if I may add to "accept" the time of the day it could be, if for some reason the Tory party were to say what time it is.

Hence, is it your opinion that the labor party is the only party that speak for the UK as nation and as a whole? And the elected Tory party are an "illegitimate outfit" that can't speak for the nation, even if they were elected to do so precisely and to speak for the nation, as its government in the last election of 2016? Is that sum of your argument, mate?

 

 

The point here is atleast 50-60 % of Somalilanders don't support the so called Berbera deal. So it is wrong to portray it as a Somaliland thing the only people rushing to sell 19% of Berbera port to Ethiopia are jeegaanta.

[galbeedi]

Oh My,

Nothing serious had happened so far,  yet this man is so emotional. He almost cried.

He just talks like those in the street. He said, " 800 oo sano waxii la dhistay ayuu Afweyne dumiyey". 

 

Is this speech is written by OOdweyne. How can a leader talk and call Farmaajo ' Adeerkaa Af Weyne". Waxaad Moodaa in uu Furin dagaal joogo. Yaa is gaadhay.

If I were his adviser, I will keep this street enforcer away from the microphone. 

[Suldaanka]

3 hours ago, Ducale said:

Nothing wrong with what he said (depending on the context) but it's pity it was waisted on khayre. I mean seriously? 

This is the problem with somali politics. It's no different than the local  maqaaxi fadhi ku dirir. Mid markuu dhiidhida galo, ka kale aqligiisu ka joog ma yiraa. Kadabagal oo waliba ku fooldhaqo.

Waxba mey hadhine reer soomaaliland jambalada yar yar ee la hor dhigayo ha ka fiirsadaan.  

 

The hard line speech was more aimed at the baby-sitters of the weak gov't in VIlla AMISom. 

It's these masters that the weak gov't is trying to cultivate against Somaliland's interests. So Somaliland is sending a clear and equivocal warning for these powers to not side with the weak gov't against Somaliland. 

 

The President will be going to the UAE on an official state visit later in April and in this meeting the UAE and Somaliland will sign a defence agreement to allow the UAE to bring their soldiers to Berbera as well as allow training and equiping of Somaliland security forces. The Military/naval base is projected to be completed by September 2018.

The UAE will also provide diplomatic support in the Arab League and United Nations corridors. 

While Ethiopia will secure the African Union path. 

The weak gov't in Mogadishu will be suffocated from all sides.

[galbeedi]

At least our friend Suldaanka is preparing himself with regional games. You need to seek a job at the foreign desk. You could do well.

We will see how far these gulf rich boys would go. By the way, In Djibouti they signed a deal with Mr. C/raxman Boreh and Cumar Ghelle, yet they ended up been  thrown outside. They will probably think twice before they throw another $400 million.

Also, in Djibouti, they built the port with Mr. Boreh and made him president of Djibouti port Authority and the Free Trade Zone. In Berbera, they took over the port without building anything as of yet. THis is a very strange arrangement. 

 

Mr. Suldaanka, the military has to wait first before the ports and the roads they suppose to build.

Yet, if the issue is geopolitics and gaining spot in the region , I understand.

OOdweyne, why are you always unhinged. Why you always try to run to the hills and fill the pages with unnecessary drivel. Everyone can see the man has almost cried. more than  three times . Didn't they teach you in English class to think critically and stay with topic.

 

 

[Suldaanka]

24 minutes ago, galbeedi said:

At least our friend Suldaanka is preparing himself with regional games. You need to seek a job at the foreign desk. You could do well.

We will see how far these gulf rich boys would go. By the way, In Djibouti they signed a deal with Mr. C/raxman Boreh and Cumar Ghelle, yet they ended up been  thrown outside. They will probably think twice before they throw another $400 million.

Also, in Djibouti, they built the port with Mr. Boreh and made him president of Djibouti port Authority and the Free Trade Zone. In Berbera, they took over the port without building anything as of yet. THis is a very strange arrangement. 

 

Mr. Suldaanka, the military has to wait first before the ports and the roads they suppose to build.

Yet, if the issue is geopolitics and gaining spot in the region , I understand.

OOdweyne, why are you always unhinged. Why you always try to run to the hills and fill the pages with unnecessary drivel. Everyone can see the man has almost cried. more than  three times . Didn't they teach you in English class to think critically and stay with topic.

 

 

This is indeed related to Geopolitics in the region, on the one side we have Turkey and China both moving into the region pushing out the old powers aside. For Turkey its Somalia and Sudan. While China moving in Djibouti. 

Most recent jitter in the region is also caused by the Djibouti's unileteral move to nationalise the port.  The USA is very unhappy about this and there are in fact many who question the long term viability of the USA sharing ports with arch-rival China. 

The Turkey vs Saudi Arabia power struggles, UAE's resolve to punish Djibouti, the growing economic power house that Ethiopia is projecting to become.

All of these are making Berbera port more attractive by the day. And Somaliland is on the cusp of this wave.

 

[galbeedi]

America cannot co-exist with China, so a solution might be found. I do not think, the Americans will not  bypass the Somali government, but they might push quick union talks that could bring the Somali union faster.

I am afraid the other option is  that Mr. Cumar Ghelle might face a regime change in Djibouti. The Djibouti locals I talk to say that if there is regime change , it is not coming from Ethiopia or the border in Somaliland but within the security apparatus in Djibouti. THere are three Mamaasan men who run country these days. Sakariye, the army chief, the presidential guard who even shot  the president's doctor  to send a message and the head of secret service.

The wife is trying to bring one of her sons from previous marriage to a former Canfari prime minister, but the Ghelle cousins had put  her down and are ready to fill.

So, I expect Ghelle to throw the Americans as soon as the CHinese come aboard.

[Suldaanka]

That is a possibility. Ghelle has been dancing on the head of snakes. 

 

[Holac]

12 minutes ago, Suldaanka said:

That is a possibility. Ghelle has been dancing on the head of snakes. 

It is a dangerous game. But Djibouti is not Yemen unless it is turned into Yemen.