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The more I think about this, the more DP world seems like the wrong choice

hangool79 wrote:

mahoka wrote:

hangool79 wrote:I applaud this DP World is the better of the two, franciisku wa dad inkaar qabo oo Islaam iyo muslimiin neceb.

And if we manage to lock up South Sudan Deal, Central Africa and Ethiopia (30 %) we will eat well
Great job Silaanyo gov

What has it got to do with Islam, it is a business deal

Everything sxb, franciisku are some of the most vile haters of Islam and non-whiteness, also they have the second most heavy colonial baggage and might interfere in our country if we let them in. Ask all the west african countries currently suffering under french stealth operations killing and installing presidents at will from Tchad to Coat De ivoery

Very emotional ayaad tahay sxb. This victimhood is dangerous. Dp world will export islamism ideology and pursue pro Wanlawein ideology. I want to see the details tho.

hangool79 wrote:

GubanOgoHawdJSL wrote:Only if we can see the contract that would be nice or if they could expand the details of the agreement but dubai is safe bet.

I second this. But in reality even if the french offered a better sharing agreement I would still opt for DP World because the french waa gaalo adag who might try to cause turmoil in Sl if we disagree and try to sanction them, some of you less educated isaaqs should read how they behaved when they left their colonies, they destroyed everything of value and left nothing behind many countries who told them to fock off because they wanted to continue a pseduo coloniasm.

Waa axmaqiin. When they left countries they had colonised, they bulldozed all buildings, burned entire towns and cities. They even stripped copper wires and gates. They burned crops. They poisened wells. They destroyed all infrastructure.

If you cross them, waa bilaa naxariis. They will destroy you without thinking twice.

Before anything is signed we have to see the details. It is absolutely f-king stupid to have dp world controlling djibouti and berbera port, there won't be competition.

Siilanyo f-king us over again. Cm need to pick up their arms

You are underestimating the french saaxib, the UAE has soft power ( economic interests) so what, in worst case we would simply move away from there, we've previously survived a livestock ban also. Besides if Saudi Arabia boycotts SL livestock again it will make irreversible effect on our relationship. And Somaliland today and 20 years ago is a different story. Should UAE and Saudi gang upon us I bet it would also hurt them back home, Somalis account for a significant portion of UAE economic activity, it would cause a small recession 1-2 %.

And Somaliland with an upgraded Berbera port needs no fock, we would start dealing directly with meat hungry asian countries as well as becoming a superhub for Ethiopia and South Sudan. We would've evolved sxb and we will regardless.

mahoka wrote:Before anything is signed we have to see the details. It is absolutely f-king stupid to have dp world controlling djibouti and berbera port, there won't be competition.

Siilanyo f-king us over again. Cm need to pick up their arms

Didn't you hear it, the djiboutians slapped UAE officials and have taken back the port after the upgrades, that why they are courting Somalilands Berbera as a replacement.

TheFuturist wrote:

hangool79 wrote:

GubanOgoHawdJSL wrote:Only if we can see the contract that would be nice or if they could expand the details of the agreement but dubai is safe bet.

I second this. But in reality even if the french offered a better sharing agreement I would still opt for DP World because the french waa gaalo adag who might try to cause turmoil in Sl if we disagree and try to sanction them, some of you less educated isaaqs should read how they behaved when they left their colonies, they destroyed everything of value and left nothing behind many countries who told them to fock off because they wanted to continue a pseduo coloniasm.

Waa axmaqiin. When they left countries they had colonised, they bulldozed all buildings, burned entire towns and cities. They even stripped copper wires and gates. They burned crops. They poisened wells. They destroyed all infrastructure.

If you cross them, waa bilaa naxariis. They will destroy you without thinking twice.

That's always been the french imperalist character that's why you got be loyal like djbooty.

^ thank you theFuturist and guban

You guys understand my reasoning.

I say let DP World upgrade our port and enjoy the sweets for a limited period, then lets take it back. It's win win

hangool79 wrote:^ thank you theFuturist and guban

You guys understand my reasoning.

I say let DP World upgrade our port and enjoy the sweets for a limited period, then lets take it back. It's win win

Are you a simpleton, at least ask for the details before spreading your ass for your arab masters

I was with bollore but I don't mind dp world as long as the port is renovatied it boosts trade so I'm with it.

mahoka wrote:

hangool79 wrote:^ thank you theFuturist and guban

You guys understand my reasoning.

I say let DP World upgrade our port and enjoy the sweets for a limited period, then lets take it back. It's win win

Are you a simpleton, at least ask for the details before spreading your ass for your arab masters

listen to this jaahil - we have a functioning government and smarter then we give ourselves credit for. Of course the details of the agreement are important, but I won't nag around about it on a forum you damn Ayaan male

hangool79 wrote:

mahoka wrote:

hangool79 wrote:^ thank you theFuturist and guban

You guys understand my reasoning.

I say let DP World upgrade our port and enjoy the sweets for a limited period, then lets take it back. It's win win

Are you a simpleton, at least ask for the details before spreading your ass for your arab masters

listen to this jaahil - we have a functioning government and smarter then we give ourselves credit for. Of course the details of the agreement are important, but I won't nag around about it on a forum you damn Ayaan male

Typical low iq response, you are the reason why our country is a f-king shithole

I second Hangool on this Ballore still uses the old french dirty tactics when it suits them, they even now under corruption investigation over some port deals in west africa.

The Bollore Group’s head office was searched by French officials as part of an investigation into the company’s port-operating contracts at two West African nations.

It is investigating whether Bollore’s public relations subsidiary Havas offered services to the leaders of Guinea and Togo. This was in order to help it secure contracts to operate two terminals; Lome Port in 2010 and Conkary in 2011.

A Bollore statement, released on April 12, 2016 denied the allegations and announced it was only a minority shareholder in Havas.

It stated: “With respect to its port activities, Bolloré Group would like to stress that these are considerable investments, carried out in partnership with other large international groups.”

“They represent commitments extending over many tens of years and for which they are selected, exclusively, according to the amount and technical qualities of the investments.”

Bollore currently operated 14 container terminals in Africa.
- See more at: http://www.portstrategy.com/news101/wor ... cpYuc.dpuf

Courtesy of our djboutian intel source sahan

ramzy2277 wrote:I second Hangool on this Ballore still uses the old french dirty tactics when it suits them, they even now under corruption investigation over some port deals in west africa.

The Bollore Group’s head office was searched by French officials as part of an investigation into the company’s port-operating contracts at two West African nations.

It is investigating whether Bollore’s public relations subsidiary Havas offered services to the leaders of Guinea and Togo. This was in order to help it secure contracts to operate two terminals; Lome Port in 2010 and Conkary in 2011.

A Bollore statement, released on April 12, 2016 denied the allegations and announced it was only a minority shareholder in Havas.

It stated: “With respect to its port activities, Bolloré Group would like to stress that these are considerable investments, carried out in partnership with other large international groups.”

“They represent commitments extending over many tens of years and for which they are selected, exclusively, according to the amount and technical qualities of the investments.”

Bollore currently operated 14 container terminals in Africa.
- See more at: http://www.portstrategy.com/news101/wor ... cpYuc.dpuf

Courtesy of our djboutian intel source sahan

And he calls me low iq that mahomo dhoocilo

This doesn't have to about the details, what these niccas don't understand is that with the arabs we are on par, we can outfox them, and if they try something silly their capabilities to hurt us are limited to the economic range. With the corrupt and dangerous France we could be in for a Haiti arrangement at worst or get our legal governments overthrown.

Background
Haiti was paying the french a retribution debt to the stinking french from 1825 - 1947, franciisku waa gaalada ugu xum without naxariis.
The hatians where basically paying because they got their freedom back after being broughth to an island far away as slaves working on their plantations for 300 years, yet this frog eating fockers had the nerve to ask for retribution and forced Haiti to agree otherwise they would be outcast in the international world.

We need to stay FAR AWAY from the french who to this day continue their pseudo coloniasm in poor west african countries.

Another free lesson from Hangool

I seriously don't see the point of having a parliament if they aren't questioning the govt for transparency and voting on agreements. This is basic 101 democracy.