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Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 06 Jun 2021, 14:15
by Aba
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 06 Jun 2021, 22:02
by Aba
Libya is in shambles. Eritrea is a failed state that destabilize its neighbors for the totalitarian regime's survival. Somalia is in shambles as everyone knows. Ethiopia, occupied briefly by Italy, remains an unstable country
The question is: how does Somaliland become a shining star in the Horn without being a recognized nation state? Was the Italian colonialism so poor that the nation which became of its colonies ended up in such a dismal state? What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 06 Jun 2021, 22:21
by euroland
Oh god....AbaQ junta
Now Somaliland? How many diiick are begging to suckkk? It was Shenne, Sudan, Egypt, Rwandan, S. Sudan....now Somaliland? Nay Agame neger, you never tired of bending.
Aba wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 14:15
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 06 Jun 2021, 22:23
by TesfaNews
Somaliland was colonized by Britain not Italy
abaQ 
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 06 Jun 2021, 22:45
by Somaliman
Aba wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:02
Libya is in shambles. Eritrea is a failed state that destabilize its neighbors for the totalitarian regime's survival. Somalia is in shambles as everyone knows. Ethiopia, occupied briefly by Italy, remains an unstable country
The question is: how does Somaliland become a shining star in the Horn without being a recognized nation state? Was the Italian colonialism so poor that the nation which became of its colonies ended up in such a dismal state? What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
Simply because this is a one clan enclave, which is no different from a family electing only a member of the family; thus, their election is treated as a family affair.
In addition, what democracy or freedom are you talking about! No one muzzles and/or jails journalists more than this tribal mindless enclave. Guess what, if you wear anything blue, you name it, you get jailed straightaway. Not the Somalia flag necessarily; just anything blue!
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 01:16
by Fed_Up
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 03:44
by Aba
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 08:41
by Fed_Up
Aba wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 03:44
Two illiterate fandiyas are making asses out of themselves. 
You need to go back to junior high and take some English lessons. :: Idiots, read what I wrote and ask your teacher what it means.
Somaliland is a success story because it was not an Italian Ascari colony, you dumbasses.
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 01:16
TesfaNews wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:23
Somaliland was colonized by Britain not Italy
abaQ
Easy on this አለሌ low IQ AbaQ
እህ!! ሓጺርኪ እንተበልክዋስ ተደቢራ ትስእስእ ይብሉ ጎይቶትካ ኤርራውያን:: you are still not making sense agameW. ከወደቁ በሆላ መፈራገጥ ለመላላጥ ይላሉ ጌቶቻችሁ ሲተርቱ
ዴዴብ
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 08:42
by euroland
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 08:57
by Aba
fandiya,
ኣህያ will always be ኣህያ
ኣድጊ will always be ኣድጊ
Did you figure it out yet? Read it again, morons.
Aba wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:02
Libya is in shambles. Eritrea is a failed state that destabilize its neighbors for the totalitarian regime's survival. Somalia is in shambles as everyone knows. Ethiopia, occupied briefly by Italy, remains an unstable country
The question is: how does Somaliland become a shining star in the Horn without being a recognized nation state? Was the Italian colonialism so poor that the nations which became of its colonies ended up in such a dismal state? What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 08:41
Aba wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 03:44
Two illiterate fandiyas are making asses out of themselves. You need to go back to junior high and take some English lessons. :: Idiots, read what I wrote and ask your teacher what it means.
Somaliland is a success story because it was not an Italian Ascari colony, you dumbasses.
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 01:16
TesfaNews wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:23
Somaliland was colonized by Britain not Italy
abaQ
Easy on this አለሌ low IQ AbaQ
እህ!! ሓጺርኪ እንተበልክዋስ ተደቢራ ትስእስእ ይብሉ ጎይቶትካ ኤርራውያን:: you are still not making sense agameW. ከወደቁ በሆላ መፈራገጥ ለመላላጥ ይላሉ ጌቶቻችሁ ሲተርቱ :l:lol: ዴዴብ
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 09:12
by lil kogne
Hellooo ! Guys, you need to take it easy on the ABAQ for junta's sake. As a drowning person would grab anything to survive, ABIQ is posting anything irrelevant to her survival just to sooth her aching soul. I wonder why she did not mention her insignificant kilil. I guess ABIQ has realized her JUNTA and Stonia dream is over for good thus defaming Ethiopia and Eritrea and praising Punt lands would make her feel good. ABIQ, whatever makes you feel good, whatever sooth your pain for your pain is eternal you need all the help you can get. DUQET !!!!
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 13:21
by Fed_Up
Aba wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 08:57
fandiya,
ኣህያ will always be ኣህያ
ኣድጊ will always be ኣድጊ
Did you figure it out yet? Read it again, morons.
Aba wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:02
Libya is in shambles. Eritrea is a failed state that destabilize its neighbors for the totalitarian regime's survival. Somalia is in shambles as everyone knows. Ethiopia, occupied briefly by Italy, remains an unstable country
The question is: how does Somaliland become a shining star in the Horn without being a recognized nation state? Was the Italian colonialism so poor that the nations which became of its colonies ended up in such a dismal state? What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 08:41
Aba wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 03:44
Two illiterate fandiyas are making asses out of themselves. You need to go back to junior high and take some English lessons. :: Idiots, read what I wrote and ask your teacher what it means.
Somaliland is a success story because it was not an Italian Ascari colony, you dumbasses.
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 01:16
TesfaNews wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:23
Somaliland was colonized by Britain not Italy
abaQ
Easy on this አለሌ low IQ AbaQ
እህ!! ሓጺርኪ እንተበልክዋስ ተደቢራ ትስእስእ ይብሉ ጎይቶትካ ኤርራውያን:: you are still not making sense agameW. ከወደቁ በሆላ መፈራገጥ ለመላላጥ ይላሉ ጌቶቻችሁ ሲተርቱ :l:lol: ዴዴብ
AgameW Low IQ AbaQ
የሌባ እይነ ደረቅ መልሶ መላልሶ ልብ ያደርቅ ይላሉ የ10000 አመት ጌቶችህ ሲተርቱ
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 15:47
by Aba
Once a fandiya, always a fandiya. Only Somaliman understood the English language. None of the stooges/ascaris could figure what was said.
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 13:21
Aba wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 08:57
fandiya,
ኣህያ will always be ኣህያ
ኣድጊ will always be ኣድጊ
Did you figure it out yet? Read it again, morons.
Aba wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:02
Libya is in shambles. Eritrea is a failed state that destabilize its neighbors for the totalitarian regime's survival. Somalia is in shambles as everyone knows. Ethiopia, occupied briefly by Italy, remains an unstable country
The question is: how does Somaliland become a shining star in the Horn without being a recognized nation state? Was the Italian colonialism so poor that the nations which became of its colonies ended up in such a dismal state? What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 08:41
Aba wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 03:44
Two illiterate fandiyas are making asses out of themselves. You need to go back to junior high and take some English lessons. :: Idiots, read what I wrote and ask your teacher what it means.
Somaliland is a success story because it was not an Italian Ascari colony, you dumbasses.
Fed_Up wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 01:16
TesfaNews wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:23
Somaliland was colonized by Britain not Italy
abaQ
Easy on this አለሌ low IQ AbaQ
እህ!! ሓጺርኪ እንተበልክዋስ ተደቢራ ትስእስእ ይብሉ ጎይቶትካ ኤርራውያን:: you are still not making sense agameW. ከወደቁ በሆላ መፈራገጥ ለመላላጥ ይላሉ ጌቶቻችሁ ሲተርቱ :l:lol: ዴዴብ
AgameW Low IQ AbaQ
የሌባ እይነ ደረቅ መልሶ መላልሶ ልብ ያደርቅ ይላሉ የ10000 አመት ጌቶችህ ሲተርቱ
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 15:58
by Aba
Somaliman wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:45
Aba wrote: ↑06 Jun 2021, 22:02
Libya is in shambles. Eritrea is a failed state that destabilize its neighbors for the totalitarian regime's survival. Somalia is in shambles as everyone knows. Ethiopia, occupied briefly by Italy, remains an unstable country
The question is: how does Somaliland become a shining star in the Horn without being a recognized nation state? Was the Italian colonialism so poor that the nation which became of its colonies ended up in such a dismal state? What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
What explains Somaliland's relative peace, stability and democratic progress besides it being a former British colony?
Simply because this is a one clan enclave, which is no different from a family electing only a member of the family; thus, their election is treated as a family affair.
In addition, what democracy or freedom are you talking about! No one muzzles and/or jails journalists more than this tribal mindless enclave. Guess what, if you wear anything blue, you name it, you get jailed straightaway. Not the Somalia flag necessarily; just anything blue!
Thanks for your response. When you look at the neighborhood with South Sudan, Eritrea, and Ethiopia, Somaliland has had a much better 30 years of existence. Having multiple free and fair elections, with incumbent candidates leaving office peacefully without a fight. No wars that I know of in 30 years. I think that's a great achievement.
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 18:15
by Hawzen
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 18:59
by Somaliman
But why are you lashing insults at Aba! He's not insulting anyone! He's only asking reasonable questions and is stating a certain reality!
If you don't agree with him, don't be afraid to speak your mind and state your opinion. Resorting to insults could indicate that you're suffering from constipation of the mind.
Just a thought!
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 19:17
by euroland
I am sure you are not new to this forum....find out AbaQ aka Asswash from his thousands of anti-Eritrean posts and see who is he. He deserves every spank he gets from us and more.
Somaliman wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 18:59
But why are you lashing insults at Aba! He's not insulting anyone! He's only asking reasonable questions and is stating a certain reality!
If you don't agree with him, don't be afraid to speak your mind and state your opinion. Resorting to insults could indicate that you're suffering from constipation of the mind.
Just a thought!
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 20:14
by Somaliman
euroland wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 19:17
I am sure you are not new to this forum....find out AbaQ aka Asswash from his thousands of anti-Eritrean posts and see who is he. He deserves every spank he gets from us and more.
Somaliman wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 18:59
But why are you lashing insults at Aba! He's not insulting anyone! He's only asking reasonable questions and is stating a certain reality!
If you don't agree with him, don't be afraid to speak your mind and state your opinion. Resorting to insults could indicate that you're suffering from constipation of the mind.
Just a thought!
There's being critic, and then there's plain insulting! I know he's a notorious Eritrea critic, but he rarely resorts to plain insulting. Criticism is part of democracy. I don't think that you're gonna make him love Eritrea by insulting him. All Eritreans on this forum are insulting Tigrayans on a daily basis, but we don't read equal amounts of insults from Tigrayans. To me, indulging in cheap insults is too childish.
Re: Somaliland, unlike all the former Italian colonies and occupied land, continues in democratic & stable path
Posted: 07 Jun 2021, 22:39
by TesfaNews
Edu sck my dck
Edenlady wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 20:14
euroland wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 19:17
I am sure you are not new to this forum....find out AbaQ aka Asswash from his thousands of anti-Eritrean posts and see who is he. He deserves every spank he gets from us and more.
Somaliman wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 18:59
But why are you lashing insults at Aba! He's not insulting anyone! He's only asking reasonable questions and is stating a certain reality!
If you don't agree with him, don't be afraid to speak your mind and state your opinion. Resorting to insults could indicate that you're suffering from constipation of the mind.
Just a thought!
There's being critic, and then there's plain insulting! I know he's a notorious Eritrea critic, but he rarely resorts to plain insulting. Criticism is part of democracy. I don't think that you're gonna make him love Eritrea by insulting him. All Eritreans on this forum are insulting Tigrayans on a daily basis, but we don't read equal amounts of insults from Tigrayans. To me, indulging in cheap insults is too childish.
.. I blame Paul Kagame for the rejection....Now, brother Adwusha has started to kiss Somaliland's behind, a region not recognized by the UN yet.... I wish brother Adwusha good luck anyway...