Soon The African Union will own Somalia god help us

[DR-YALAXOOW]

qoraxeey most important guurka waa if the person is a good muslim and good person then dnt matter if hes pure african or non african.

qoraxeey if this muslim baantu dude from Mali ku yiraahdo aan ku guursado soo ma guursan laheeyn??

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

This thread is like a Who's Who of retards and the mentally unstable.

[luis1]

Faranacab wrote:

Agreed! Ogaden war changed everything. Mingeste, Siyad, WSLF, millions of Somali souls and the strong Somali republic disappeared around same time. It was short lived military victory for Somalis, long lived politically for Ethio-Nations. Political war is just as important as military war and it's main reason of why the grass root ONLF political wing redefined the Ogaden cause.

That is false, Somali Army was defeated by Cuba and Russia in 1978.Mengistu was defeated in 1991,the same year Siad Barre was defeated too.

But at the end Ogaden War was a military defeat for Somalia and WSLF and after that war,Siad Barre was not a military threat for Mengistu anymore.

Ogaden War changed everything,that is right.But after that war Ethiopia is stronger than Somalia.

[Faranacab]

Kuuba naas dheer, the Ogaden war was between African men, and it's pretty famous story.

[luis1]

The Ogaden War was between Ethiopia,Russia,Cuba,Yemen vs Somalia.

We defeated somali army in 1978

Everybody knows that.

[Faranacab]

That is the political( or diplomatic) phase, you need to study the root of Ogaden war. For your information, still the fight is going on and I hope you will send some more Naasdheers.

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

The Ogaden war in a nut-shell; Somalia kicks ethiopia's arse in a blitzkreig that took us to the very gates of their capital. Then the soviets started to help ethiopia witth man-power, logistics and arms as well as cuba, yemen, libya. Even though we lost, they just about pushed us back.

Somalis were fighting to liberate their lands from xabash, while the filthy russians only cared about their pathetic ideology.

[luis1]

Faranacab

That is the political( or diplomatic) phase, you need to study the root of Ogaden war. For your information, still the fight is going on and I hope you will send some more Naasdheers

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The fighting is still going on,I agree with that but this a different phase of the Ogaden conflict.

The Ogaden War between Somalia and Ethiopia began in 1977 and ended in 1988,Siad Barre resigned Ogaden.

WSLF fought against Ethiopia from 1975 to 1985,at the end WSLF was defeated too.

Look at these sources:

http://www.ucdp.uu.se/gpdatabase/gpcoun ... ern_Africa#

http://www.ucdp.uu.se/gpdatabase/gpcoun ... ern_Africa#

The group also suffered from political differences with its main supporter - the regime in Mogadishu - which weakened it substantially. This was tied to the internal differences that racked the group, with its long-time leaders being challenged by young radicals who wanted to distance the movement from Somalia, aiming for what they called "true self-determination". A conference was convened and the veteran Central Committee led by Abdullahi Hassan Mahmoud and his deputy, Abdi Nasir was overwhelmingly defeated. A new executive was elected with a "progressive", Mohammed Diriyeh Urdoch, as secretary-general. However, by and large WSLF increasingly came to resemble a spent force, and after 1983 the group was no longer a military threat to the Addis Ababa regime

http://www.ucdp.uu.se/gpdatabase/gpcoun ... ern_Africa#

While it is clear that the group was formed in August 1984 - some say in Mogadishu and others claim in the Gulf - it was not until in March 1986 that a public announcement of its existence was made. In this initial statement, ONLF chairman Sheikh Ibrahim Abdulah defined the Ogaden as "an op-pressed nation colonised by Ethiopia", and pledged to establish' an independent Ogaden state with full sovereignty in line with the aspirations of its people.

During the first years after its formation, ONLF did not have any significant military capacity. In fact, while some sources talk vaguely of the group gaining a foothold in the Ogaden region in the late 1980s, there are no reports of it actually challenging the Addis Ababa regime militarily

http://www.ucdp.uu.se/gpdatabase/gpcoun ... ern_Africa#

The year 1996 saw further AIAI attacks and a statement by the movement's spokesman in Mogadishu, Abdulkadir Mohamud Dhaqane, saying that the group would continue attacking senior Ethiopian officials and pursue its guerrilla attacks in the Ogaden until the region became independent. Apart from stepping up military operations in Ogaden, the Ethiopian government in August responded by launching a military assault on the Somali AIAI branch's main base area in Gedo region. In heavy fighting the group's main base at Luuq was destroyed. Further fighting was announced in Dolow, Somalia, in September, and again in December. After yet another bout of fighting in 1999, AIAI was a spent force militarily

You can see that ONLF,WSLF were not a serious threat under Mengistu regime.

Mengistu destroyed WSLF.ONLF only became a stronger guerrilla after Derg fall,before that ONLF was not a military threat.

I will send you another source to prove my point of view.