Djiboutians stealing Somaliland cell signals.

[Methylamine]

I love the photo and I don't know why.

The people in the pic are your friends from Louis-Riel

Lillahiya is a Frenchie from the East?

I am,

Abdi "Don't kawall the scene" Johnson

This whole time she's claiming to be reer Hargeisa living in the West when in fact she's straight outta Quartier 3

[AbdiJohnson]

People not from OCDSB/OCCDSB are strange aliens. Different, alien culture. Very annoying to associate with. I'm disappointed in Lillahiya....

I am,

Abdi "They have that weird vibe" Johnson

[gurey25]

if anything, this shows you how secession can take you backwards. Djibouti become independency and separated from Somalia 80s , and its still poor as fuck and the only revenue is from French and America military bases. Somaliland wants that same secession and things they will succeed.

btw, this photo was done by American photographer John Stanmeyer who won the World Press Photo of the Year award for 2013 on Friday in Djibouti holding their cellphones to the sky, seeking a better reception signal.

this stupid argument always makes me question the sanity of some people.
How da fuk can you make an economic argument against somaliland?
We are not linked to somalia economically, infact even in the past from 1960 to 1990 we had a colonial like link to xamar with near zero economic benefit, and even then we had hardly any trade with somalia.
So how can you argue that going alone is bad for us economically????????

being tied to somalia is so damaging, billions of dollars in potential investment lost.

Do you Haille sellasie made the same silly argument against Somalias independence in 1950 in the UN.
He was against the trusteeship to Italy and the promised independece 10 years later.
He argued that Somalia is linked to ethiopia economically and it is not economically viable to be independent.
He also claimed that somalia should be given to ethiopia so that its people could enjoy development.


the same argument was made against eritrea as well in the 80's .

[Thuganomics]

if anything, this shows you how secession can take you backwards. Djibouti become independency and separated from Somalia 80s , and its still poor as fuck and the only revenue is from French and America military bases. Somaliland wants that same secession and things they will succeed.

btw, this photo was done by American photographer John Stanmeyer who won the World Press Photo of the Year award for 2013 on Friday in Djibouti holding their cellphones to the sky, seeking a better reception signal.

Thus guy is clueless in so many ways lol.
Where do I begin.
Djibouti became indipendant in the 70s not the 80s
Djibouti never ever seceded from "Somalia"
What possible benefit will been tied to "Somalia" bring to a recognized Somaliland as we speak or, even further down the line..Care to speculate

[Lillaahiya]

I love the photo and I don't know why.

The people in the pic are your friends from Louis-Riel

Naw, I went to De La Salle

[jamal9]

Somaliland has the best and latest cell phone technology in Africa except S. Africa/Egypt/Nigeria/Morocco. Vive la Somaliland