Mogadishu: Target Ugandan baboons!

[Somaliweyn]

Somalia: Ugandan soldier wounded in grenade explosion.

Mogadishu 24, Oct.07 ( Sh.M.Network)- At least one of Ugandan peacekeeping forces in Somalia has been injured after unidentified armed men hurled two hand grenades on a Ugandan base at Km4 intersection in the capital Mogadishu, on Wednesday afternoon.
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These Ugandan Gorillaz should be targeted...they have joined the alliance between Ethiopia and Kenya against Somalis in the Horn of Africa.

[AbdiWahab252]

Somaliweyn,

[Gedo_Boy]

I have been touch for a while now.....what's happening in Xamar?

[Luq_Ganane]

The problem with Hawiye is when its time to fight they don't fight, and when its time to play politics they don't.


The Ugandans are just at the port, airport. Thats it. Target the ones who are robbing you and killing you, don't just go on a rampage on anyone at sight.

[AbdiWahab252]

[quote="Luq_Ganane"]The problem with Hawiye is when its time to fight they don't fight, and when its time to play politics they don't.


The Ugandans are just at the port, airport. Thats it. Target the ones who are robbing you and killing you, don't just go on a rampage on anyone at sight. [/quote]


Luq,

Where was your qabiil in 1991 when you abandoned the GodFather Siyaad to flee and bililiqo ?

[Somaliweyn]

On the contrary Lugh,


Ugandan gorillaz who are in Xamar for the $$$ need to be targeted.

Why?

Because they have no real motivation of been in Somalia except for the money, and as soon as people begin to target them they will realize that the money isn't worth it. They are the weakest link in this occupation.


The Ethiopians on the other hand are very determined to keep the occupation in Somalia for indefenite period.

They don't give a f.uck if 100 die today, they will stay till we break the backbone of their troops.

[AbdiWahab252]

SomaliWeyn,

Once they started guarding the Central Prison filled with people the TFG arrested they became fair targets

[Gedo_Boy]

I agree w/ SWeyn's strategical analysis of the situation and the Ugandan role.

But the bigger problem is that Somalis don't have a post-Ethiopia plan and that just paves the way for more violence even if Ethiopia were to leave.

Military opposition is 1 thing but Somalis still don't have a comprehensive about what to do if Ethios were to leave.

[Somaliweyn]

They were fair targets when they set their first footsteps in Somalia...because their mere presence is a justification for the Ethiopian occupation.

Those Ugandans must be killed one by one...till they flee Somalia.

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We don't need post-Ethiopian plan......Somalia should just be free from Ethiopian occupation.

We should not fall for the rethorics used by occupiers: ''If we leave, the peace is destroyed....if we leave they will start killing each other''


I remember when the UN forces left Somalia, people were saying: ''Somalia will starve to death, UN should stay''

After 1995, was there any famine, any large scale conflict as in 91?



Ethiopians and Ugandans need to be kicked out period!

[Gedo_Boy]

yeah, but if you look at it the lack of peace post-95 is a seed reason why Ethiopia is still there today continuing to play the divide 'n rule tactic.

You need to have a broader time horizon and see that the civil war itself was part of the seeds of the divide 'n rule strategy that just seemed to manifest itself in Ethiopia in Xamar today.

They are related and causal.

[AbdiWahab252]

GedoBOy,

But what incentive is there to build a post Ethiopia consensus if Ethiopians call the shots now ?

[muktaar]

kill as many baboons as possible

allah akbaar

this what UN sodliers usually do

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/w ... 405213.ece

[Luq_Ganane]

^^

Mukhtar, where you been blud?

[Somaliweyn]

GB,

Ofcourse they are related...as the ancient Chinese historians would say: ''Troubles from within..disaster from without''


Somalia plunged into civil conflict since 1991....Ethiopia on the other hand had a smooth transfer of power...and just waited for Somalis to weaken themselves while been on the sideline till they could roll in ala 28 Dec 2006.


A bitter lesson for Somalis.


But still this is a short-term victory, the Tigre's have just postponed their period of internal strife....when we get our acts together they plunge into internal conflict...and then we'll return the favor and add some to it.

[muktaar]

luqane,

i was at the local health clinich, blud

finaan cas cas baa guskaa iga soo baxaay

i think Uryeso's father gave me and STD