*Also, you guys are not my walaalayaal, just watch these photos:






















All that, done on less oil than Puntland has, for a population greater than even Somaliweyn. The sky is not even the limit.
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This is more important than any post-independence struggle.Monk-of-Mogadishu wrote:If Somalis can just keep their little asses together for the few years coming up they will be put into a shock-induced coma by what can happen for them.
I feel like a task force should be created in the country and diaspora that exists solely to distribute propaganda like this so the people can get behind this project. Instead of being forced to run to 5th-world shit holes like Yemen or Bulgaria, they should be gently reminded that they're sitting on a resource that can make Switzerland look poor next to Somalia.
I swore that if any obstacle, foreign or domestic, hindered the progress of oil I would take up arms and die fighting to get oil enlightenment back on track. This to me is more important, clearly more tangible, and more urgent than any so-called struggle that Somalis have ever prided themselves on taking up arms for.

Just post-independence? What the hell did any of the pre-independence "struggles" accomplish? Somalia freed itself from Italy & UK just to become an aid-dependent shit hole for the next 60 years.Based wrote:This is more important than any post-independence struggle.
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Around one-third of Angolans live in Luanda, 53% of whom live in poverty. Living conditions in Luanda are poor, with essential services such as safe drinking water still in short supply.Monk-of-Mogadishu wrote:If Somalis can just keep their little asses together for the few years coming up they will be put into a shock-induced coma by what can happen for them.
I feel like a task force should be created in the country and diaspora that exists solely to distribute propaganda like this so the people can get behind this project. Instead of being forced to run to 5th-world shit holes like Yemen or Bulgaria, they should be gently reminded that they're sitting on a resource that can make Switzerland look poor next to Somalia.
I swore that if any obstacle, foreign or domestic, hindered the progress of oil I would take up arms and die fighting to get oil enlightenment back on track. This to me is more important, clearly more tangible, and more urgent than any so-called struggle that Somalis have ever prided themselves on taking up arms for.

i like buildings and plumbing and sanitationMurax wrote:One thing I respect about Paidmonk is He thinks big. Right now Puntland, Somalia, etc. look NOTHING like that yet, He think one day it will get there. Believing is the most important step
Right now Somalis are just demoralized and broken mentaly, they can't dream.

The point here wasn't to demonstrate the quality of life in a petro-nation, if I wanted to do that I'd use Oman or Bahrain as examples. I was just trying to demonstrate the quickness of physical change (which, if used properly can mean social change as well and usually does). Clearly Angola's leadership is a joke, but with the tools they've demonstrated having they could've easily made the Angolan peoples' quality of life rivaling anywhere in Europe. I'm saying, with oil wealth the tools to do anything are there, I wasn't making a specific argument beyond the power of oil itself.FAH1223 wrote:Around one-third of Angolans live in Luanda, 53% of whom live in poverty. Living conditions in Luanda are poor, with essential services such as safe drinking water still in short supply.


Nigga why the fuck you complaining? I would be happy even if every single building in Somalia was bright pink and shaped like a pussy, so long as we had big ass buildings to live in!Awe wrote:Why are there so many buildings with the same design/colour, wtf?
