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[DefendTheTruth]

World leaders are calling for tuning down the rhetoric and pave a way for dialogue for a lasting and viable solution of the issue at hand, the current Somalian president on the other hand runs around and raise his rhetoric for waging war against Ethiopia, with the support of the likes of Egypt and Eritrea. He calls, shamelessly, "there is no room for mediation with Ethiopia". If there is no room on this side, then there will be a room on the other side, dude, I may add.

Several Council members—including China, the UK, and the US—as well as the EU have expressed concern about the rising tensions between the two sides, while stressing the importance of respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Somalia. In a similar vein, at tomorrow’s meeting, several members are expected to express concern about the deteriorating situation, call on both sides to exercise restraint, and underline the importance of dialogue, cooperation, and de-escalation.

https://www.garoweonline.com/en/news/so ... -president

[DefendTheTruth]

Such statements like the following are tatamount to saying the so called international community has failed, not the people and the government of Somaliland. The latter have made their positions crystal clear for over 3 decades, almost a generation. Failure is on the part of the so called international community.

Somalia has also protested the deal as a threat to its sovereignty by Somaliland, a region strategically located along the Gulf of Aden that broke away from Somalia in 1991 as the country collapsed into warlord-led conflict. Somaliland has not been internationally recognized.

[eritrea]

World leaders are calling for tuning down the rhetoric and pave a way for dialogue for a lasting and viable solution of the issue at hand, the current Somalian president on the other hand runs around and raise his rhetoric for waging war against Ethiopia, with the support of the likes of Egypt and Eritrea. He calls, shamelessly, "there is no room for mediation with Ethiopia". If there is no room on this side, then there will be a room on the other side, dude, I may add.

What does Ethiopia have to do in Somalia's affairs should your question be about. But you people in Ethiopia have a special way of seeing things. Perhaps discussions between Somalis are needed. But that should be on their terms and no one else's. Beside, it is the least one can expect from a neighbor to respect. But I guess not from a country called Ethiopia.

[DefendTheTruth]

Somalia begging for help, in her adventure to incite a war against Ethiopia:

Ethiopia’s pursuit of sea access, particularly through controversial means, is a gambit that risks regional stability. It not only provokes regional tensions but also threatens to engulf the nation in a conflict it is ill-equipped to handle, given its internal challenges. The involvement of external actors remains a critical factor that could either exacerbate or alleviate the situation. The international community must closely monitor these developments, as the consequences of miscalculation could be catastrophic, not just for Ethiopia or Somalia, but for the entire Horn of Africa.

writes someone who has worked or lead the country's intelligence agency.

Ismail D. Osman
Ismail D. Osman: Former Deputy Director of Somalia National Intelligence & Security Agency (NISA) – Writes in Somalia, Horn of Africa Security and Geopolitical focusing on governance and security. You can reach him osmando[at]gmail.com @osmando

[DefendTheTruth]

World leaders are calling for tuning down the rhetoric and pave a way for dialogue for a lasting and viable solution of the issue at hand, the current Somalian president on the other hand runs around and raise his rhetoric for waging war against Ethiopia, with the support of the likes of Egypt and Eritrea. He calls, shamelessly, "there is no room for mediation with Ethiopia". If there is no room on this side, then there will be a room on the other side, dude, I may add.

What does Ethiopia have to do in Somalia's affairs should your question be about. But you people in Ethiopia have a special way of seeing things. Perhaps discussions between Somalis are needed. But that should be on their terms and no one else's. Beside, it is the least one can expect from a neighbor to respect. But I guess not from a country called Ethiopia.

Your tiny land claimed to have gained independence around the same time Somaliland also declared its own. In your case you found out that it was justified and in the case of Somaliland it was not. At the same time Somaliland administers its affairs democratically and conducts all businesses according to the rule of law, while in your tiny Eritrea the rule of the law is below the rule of the despot. Still you dare to question other people's views on the main issue at hand here.

Yes, you dumb, it is their terms and according to that term Somaliland entered into a deal with another third party and suddenly that is no more their terms. What else can you scribble now?

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Naked Galla feeling the heat. Who told you to mess with Somalia?

[DefendTheTruth]

“We Somalis are people who love each other. It is possible that some of us are rough with each other, but when the going gets tough, we are people who have each other’s backs. We are sisters and brothers, supporting each other, people who know they are Somalis and Muslims, coming to each other’s aid and aiding their brothers and sisters.

And the other day, when we heard that some Somalis, or those who say they are Somalis, entered an MoU with Ethiopia, many people called me and said, “Ilhan, you should talk to the US government; what is the US government going to do about this?”

My response was: the US government will do what we ask it to do. We should have this confidence in ourselves as Somalis. We live in this country. We are taxpayers in this country. This country is one where one of your daughters sits in Congress. While I am in Congress, no one will take Somalia’s sea. The United States will not back others to rob us. So, do not lose sleep over that, O Minnesotans. The lady you sent to Congress is on this, and she is as cognizant of this interest as you are.

I would like to tell President Hassan Sheikh that we are impressed with the great work you have done. You have made it known to those living in Somalia and other places that, in spite of the many challenges we face as Somalis, we are nonetheless competent people. People who believe in their country and will not allow it to be endangered.

Thus, I want to congratulate the Somalis in Minnesota and everywhere on how united you are. How you all stood by our president, because he needs our solidarity. Somalia belongs to all Somalis. Somalia is one. We are brothers and sisters, and our land will not be balkanized. Our lands Our lands were taken from us before, and God willing, we may one day seek them, but what we have now will not be balkanized.

I thank you all for how you always welcome me and honor me; may the Lord honor you. Peace and blessings of God be with you.

[Somaliman]

Somalia begging for help, in her adventure to incite a war against Ethiopia:

Ethiopia’s pursuit of sea access, particularly through controversial means, is a gambit that risks regional stability. It not only provokes regional tensions but also threatens to engulf the nation in a conflict it is ill-equipped to handle, given its internal challenges. The involvement of external actors remains a critical factor that could either exacerbate or alleviate the situation. The international community must closely monitor these developments, as the consequences of miscalculation could be catastrophic, not just for Ethiopia or Somalia, but for the entire Horn of Africa.

writes someone who has worked or lead the country's intelligence agency.

Ismail D. Osman
Ismail D. Osman: Former Deputy Director of Somalia National Intelligence & Security Agency (NISA) – Writes in Somalia, Horn of Africa Security and Geopolitical focusing on governance and security. You can reach him osmando[at]gmail.com @osmando

Defend the farce,

FYI, the extracts that you've posted are not backing your crap at all.

For instance, where is the above extract implying that Somalia is begging?

The other extracts that you've copy-pasted are even worse, as they're literally contradicting your crap, albeit you've posted them to support you!

[Dark Energy]

Meles co…ck su…cker Galla man,

The Somalian sovereignty is violated. Hence the it is the duty of the Somalian President to suggest to his parliament that war is warranted. The UN is just trying to avert the disaster that could consume your ugly Galla behind. Coolie, you forgot where you came from. You don’t know where you will end up along the little coolie they call Abbiy. If the coolie has any guts, go ahead and recognize Somali Land. Oromos talk. If it were not for the agames, you still be a coolie in the streets of Addis. Call the coolie. Coolie coolie coolie yelled his master, the man of pride. The Amhara.

[Right]

Somalia and Eritrea are dysfunctional mini-states created by Egypt.
The only vocabulary they know is war.
Forget about this Somalia nonsense. We are busy focused in bringing Abiye the clown to the court of justice.

[Dark Energy]

Qomal Agame who calls himself Right,

Deceitful kind, war is the only answer your Qomal behind understands.

[Jikaar]

World leaders are calling for tuning down the rhetoric and pave a way for dialogue for a lasting and viable solution of the issue at hand, the current Somalian president on the other hand runs around and raise his rhetoric for waging war against Ethiopia, with the support of the likes of Egypt and Eritrea. He calls, shamelessly, "there is no room for mediation with Ethiopia". If there is no room on this side, then there will be a room on the other side, dude, I may add.

What does Ethiopia have to do in Somalia's affairs should your question be about. But you people in Ethiopia have a special way of seeing things. Perhaps discussions between Somalis are needed. But that should be on their terms and no one else's. Beside, it is the least one can expect from a neighbor to respect. But I guess not from a country called Ethiopia.

Your tiny land claimed to have gained independence around the same time Somaliland also declared its own. In your case you found out that it was justified and in the case of Somaliland it was not. At the same time Somaliland administers its affairs democratically and conducts all businesses according to the rule of law, while in your tiny Eritrea the rule of the law is below the rule of the despot. Still you dare to question other people's views on the main issue at hand here.

Yes, you dumb, it is their terms and according to that term Somaliland entered into a deal with another third party and suddenly that is no more their terms. What else can you scribble now?

It seems Eritrea have no goals in This world other than being against some one else.

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Galla keep losing

[sun]

World leaders are calling for tuning down the rhetoric and pave a way for dialogue for a lasting and viable solution of the issue at hand, the current Somalian president on the other hand runs around and raise his rhetoric for waging war against Ethiopia, with the support of the likes of Egypt and Eritrea. He calls, shamelessly, "there is no room for mediation with Ethiopia". If there is no room on this side, then there will be a room on the other side, dude, I may add.

What does Ethiopia have to do in Somalia's affairs should your question be about. But you people in Ethiopia have a special way of seeing things. Perhaps discussions between Somalis are needed. But that should be on their terms and no one else's. Beside, it is the least one can expect from a neighbor to respect. But I guess not from a country called Ethiopia.

A country called Ethiopia is the mother of all civilizations and the origin of human species running forwards from early civilization to the current era as an example of freedom, independence, resilience and budding vibrant democracy. THUMBS UP for Ethiopia! Thumbs down for the envious and jealous Judas zealots!

[sun]

Galla keep losing

Only in the opinion of the paranoid and hallucinated smoking and sniffing baboon zealots.

[sun]

Somalia and Eritrea are dysfunctional mini-states created by Egypt.
The only vocabulary they know is war.
Forget about this Somalia nonsense. We are busy focused in bringing Abiye the clown to the court of justice.

PM Abiy is a democratically elected once in a thousand years Noble Peace Gold Medal winner for the first time in 3000 years Ethiopian history.BINGO!
It is not a matter of parochial and red neck un-elected frustrated bandits and highway brigands to say a thing or two about the democratically elected Gold medalist PM. Okay? Okay!

[sun]

Meles co…ck su…cker Galla man,

The Somalian sovereignty is violated. Hence the it is the duty of the Somalian President to suggest to his parliament that war is warranted. The UN is just trying to avert the disaster that could consume your ugly Galla behind. Coolie, you forgot where you came from. You don’t know where you will end up along the little coolie they call Abbiy. If the coolie has any guts, go ahead and recognize Somali Land. Oromos talk. If it were not for the agames, you still be a coolie in the streets of Addis. Call the coolie. Coolie coolie coolie yelled his master, the man of pride. The Amhara.

It will only consume your ugly, stinky, jealous and envious greasy whistling back hole deep to the core. The Somalin sovereignty has never been violated except by the european ex colonialists. What is violated currently might be your untrained virginity. .

[Dark Energy]

Cheap Galla bise…xual [ deleted ],

You need to shut up.

[sun]

Cheap Galla bise…xual [ deleted ],

You need to shut up.

What is catch baboon milf? Please take the organic banana shot up in to your dirty ar$$ hole because it will help you keep calm an shut up. Okay? Okay!!

[eritrea]

Your tiny land claimed to have gained independence around the same time Somaliland also declared its own. In your case you found out that it was justified and in the case of Somaliland it was not. At the same time Somaliland administers its affairs democratically and conducts all businesses according to the rule of law, while in your tiny Eritrea the rule of the law is below the rule of the despot. Still you dare to question other people's views on the main issue at hand here.

Yes, you dumb, it is their terms and according to that term Somaliland entered into a deal with another third party and suddenly that is no more their terms. What else can you scribble now?

I know that I cannot expect any meaningful argument from you to defend your own positions on the Somaliland matter.

But, you know, how and what it took, for Eritrea to become independent. And we know, you know, what it will cost us to preserve its sovereignty and territorial integrity, in case, someone gets the idea to test our resolve.

On the part of Eritreans, when we share our ideas and thoughts, it comes from the heart and is well meant. And it is, for the sake of everyone's best interest, to get you to come up with better thoughts.

What is regrettable is that you do not care about the credibility of your country or government, which is the main key to having stable relations not only with neighbors but with everyone.

Again, the question has never been about or how Somaliland is governed. Except, how Ethiopia violates all applicable laws and regulations and goes behind the back of Somalia's government and tries to recognize Somaliland in exchange for navy port. Don't run away from the main question back stabbers.