The United States threatens Somaliland's self-isolation

Voltage · Post by **Voltage** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:27 am

The Secretary of State tells Somaliland end self-isolation or else

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Voltage · Post by **Voltage** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:30 am

Look at Zenewi's beady eyes become shifty when she makes the threat, watch how his beady eyes shift when he hears "unify"

Post by **Thuganomics** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:38 am

She's talking about Al Shabab yet he hears Somaliland unbelievable the obsession these people have with SL

Obsession :

1. (Psychiatry) A persistent idea(SOMALILAND)or impulse (SOMALILAND) that continually forces its way (SOMALILAND) into consciousness, (SOMALILAND) often associated with anxiety (SOMALILAND) and mental illness (SOMALILAND)

Kukri · Post by **Kukri** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:41 am

miskiin

Now you hearing Somaliland where they haven't been mentioned

Allah ha kuu sahlo.

PRinCeS_LicK · Post by **PRinCeS_LicK** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:44 am

Voltage wrote:Look at Zenewi's beady eyes become shifty when she makes the threat, watch how his beady eyes shift when he hears "unify"

She Means Al ShaBaaaB.

And Zenawi has good cause to be worried cuz he invaded somalia he is Al-shabaab enemy number one ..

SomaliLand Is not of American iNterest Al-shabaab and Piracy is ...

Voltage · Post by **Voltage** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:46 am

Honestly, your English teachers are at fault here.

Voltage · Post by **Voltage** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:49 am

Now all those who have not yet joined this effort to unify Somalia (and then she goes on to talk directly about Somaliland's political grievances used as a foundation for leaving)...."sitting on the sidelines" (Al Shabaab is sitting on the sidelines?)...join their fellow Somalis moving past the struggles of the past

Seriously, you just cannot be that dumb to not get what her diplomatic language means.

Post by **Thuganomics** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:49 am

Voltage wrote:Honestly, your English teachers are at fault here.

Actually it's just that you're putting into practice the phrase "Hope springs eternal" with a hint of self delusion

FarhanYare · Post by **FarhanYare** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:51 am

Voltage wrote:Honestly, your English teachers are at fault here.

Voltage · Post by **Voltage** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:51 am

Semeyer, I am not going to have an obtuse argument with you about basic translation of the Secretary of State's statement.

Kukri · Post by **Kukri** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:55 am

Voltage wrote:Now all those who have not yet joined this effort to unify Somalia (and then she goes on to talk directly about Somaliland's political grievances used as a foundation for leaving)...."sitting on the sidelines" (Al Shabaab is sitting on the sidelines?)

Seriously, you just cannot be that dumb to not get what her diplomatic language means.

Dumb is the one that though with bantu lies great green pastures.

Post by **Thuganomics** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:03 am

Kukri Voltage is a very rational guy ma ogtahey horta.When he realizes he's wrong he'll put his hands up
Laakiin there are two issues that when he's confronted wih,he'll throw raionality out the window
1:MSB
2:SL

union · Post by **union** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:04 am

Semeyer is a prodigiously dumb troll who struggles with English language comprehension. I would pay no mind to his statements.

Clinton is a great woman, may she become President in 2016.

Post by **SultanOrder** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:22 am

Reer Somaliland, do you think a diplomat with a prepared statement having to do with complex geopolitical issues does not weigh her words? Clinton has already expressed the US position of having a unified Somalia, and Somaliland refusing to participate would come under as sitting on the sidelines.

Cirwaaq · Post by **Cirwaaq** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:42 am

It might be a bitter pill to swollow but stimulating Somaliland to sit with the TFG is not at all bad for Somaliland. Somaliland will be able to address infront of the TFG with international observers their political trajectory since 1991 and their statehood as it was in 1960.

Silence of Somaliland and avoiding conferences that are held in plain view of the international community is counter productive to somalilands cause.

Any dialogue will be there to address the 1960 union where two equal states united and any discussions of the failed union will yield the inequality of the UNION.

Is TFG willing to accept 50/50 power sharing?

OR

a Referundum to dissolve the 1960 UNION?

It is a loose loose situation in my view.

What would be more dignified today and that which will create a lasting impression for all somalis to follow us is if the recognition of Somaliland and the disolution of the 1960 UNION comes from Moqadishu...

The 1960 UNION came from Hargeysa... it is an opportunity for Moqadishu's leaders to take the lead and prevent another 20years conflict or even worse to be the party that is left divorced and rejected in the internation arena.

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