Abdi-Samatar wrote:
but there is a liberation called Ciise Liberation Front somaha? what is their main objective, is it to liberate shiniile areas from the Ethiopians? or to just work as a sidekick of ONLF.
there is even sizeable oromo population somaliland i think we should deport them back to wherever they are from to stop them overpopulating our lands and bringing all kinds of diseases from the Ethiopian highlands, i suggest Djbouti and the Rest of Somalia including Puntland should do the same.
The Ciise in Ethiopia want to defend their territory and they are stuck between Oromos, Ogadenia and Djibouti. But they have a less serious case than the ONLF that's widely recognized. Djibouti isn't interested in border changes but we support our brothers struggle to exist in Ethiopia and keep their region Somali and Ciise.
I don't think deportation is good at all. I also don't agree on derogatory words used to describe another Muslim or human such as "caaghgo" or "qoti". These are terms used in Djibouti to describe the Oromos. About the Ethiopian immigraton in Djibouti, lately it is Oromos that come to Djibouti but Somalis from other regions of Ethiopia not Shinille. The bulk of the beggers aren't the Oromos anymore but Somalis today and it makes it difficult for Djibouti to control that. People who didn't hesitate sending the Oromos away from their neighbourhood now have families living behind or on the side of their house. But because these people are Somalis, it is very difficult for those living in the house to send them back. Between my sister's house and her neighbourg there is a Somali family from Ethiopia and many in the neighbourhood don't like it but two of the neighbourhood houses belong to two women who are themselves "originally" (they're actually Ciise and Issaq) from Ethiopia and these two women told the whole neighbourd that the immigrant family will live there and nobody can move them. My sister and the Arab family in front of her don't like it all. As a result, many neighbourhood in Djibouti don't look nice at all. You will find aqal Somali (hut) that I have never seen while growing up. It is sad but it is the picture of the whole horn as poverty is extending. Sometimes, I wish the government settle these population somewhere in a village but Djibouti being so barren, I doubt any immigrand family will survive anywhere else than the capital city. The government talked about scolarizing the children of these family but it went nowhere. How can a child go to school when they sleep outside?
only IOG can do this kind of thing. Let us work in the underground and grab what we can
