If Kenya was to recognize Somaliland daarood and Hawiye reaction would be

[original dervish]

It's between Kenya and Somalia and you've already taken sides years ago.

Too bad s/l is as much use as an ally as a/c in the artic.

[Khalid Ali]

Not really we have good ties with Kenya we allowed couple of Kenyan unis in hargeisa there are Kenyan worker in Somaliland. Kenya legislators have visited Somaliland many times.. we have zero conflict with the Kenyan. As for Somalia it does not exist jubbaland is a Kenyan colonized territory. Daarood have no stomach or xiiniyo to resist the Kenyans . Failmaajo already dhoofed to Burundi mawuxu isleeyahay Burundi ba uhuro ka celin

[KingMX]

When your recognition is used as a bribe to the sfg you already are not seen as legitimate. The UAE and Ethiopia tried to do the same until Farmajo held talks with them

[Khalid Ali]

Failmaajo is useless fellow in the bunker the khaleejis will support their money before any thing else.
Ethiopia is under transition. Politically economically security wise .. Arabs have no morals walanweyn will auction their sea land . And then blame it on each other.
Most of the livestock trade is with Somaliland and Isaaq traders . Carabtan wanu ka badina for centuries baanu kashaqeyneyne in places such as najd xiijaas ras alkheyma abudhabi.

[PrinceNugaalHawd]

Jeegaanta oo siday caadadu u ahayd prostituting themselves to Kikuuyo.

Jeegaantu needs a daddy, since Xabashi have spat them out like used chewing gum. Now they are shaking their fat booty for Kikuuyo. Desperate whores.

Dhulka iyo Badda Somalida, Somali ayaa leh.

Lol Waa ruunta wale

[AbdiWahab252]

Hawiye would in return recognize the Republic of Pwani
which unlike Somaliland was forced into a union with Kenya.

The Republic of Pwani would then appoint an Ambassador to Mogadishu.

The Kenyans would then quickly deport the Commercial Issaq office in Kenya which masquerades as an “Embassy” only to Somaliland media

[zidane88]

I've stumbled this, and it is mind-boggling.
https://foreignpolicyblogs.com/2012/06/ ... d-matters/