The talks will be closer to collapse

Here's to it being struck down soon

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abdikarim86 wrote:I actually think it'll be good if the Somalian parliament strikes it down
The talks will be closer to collapse
Here's to it being struck down soon
If that is the case why does the Parliament then go and shoot down all the Turkey meetings including the forcing the government to ask for ratification on anything they sign there. Remember how your little flight control will be in Hargeisa and this is how we will share international aid money concessions you got from Dam Jadiid was shot down the next day in Parliament. The Speaker then said according to the vote, the government signed nothing in Turkey.Khalid Ali wrote:The`Republic wrote:The Somali Parliament will shoot down whatever they sign just like last time. Dam Jadiid doesn't represent masiirka ummada Darood. The government of Somalia fought against a rebellion. The present government of Somalia should be wiser than to set negative precedent for future Somali governments.
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They struck down all the other treaties yet here is Somaliland still at the table. You have no choice if gaalka cad tells you to fart.abdikarim86 wrote:I actually think it'll be good if the Somalian parliament strikes it down
The talks will be closer to collapse
Here's to it being struck down soon
Sxb I don't care for Damjadiid and whatever other acronyms hutu people come up with.Khalid Ali wrote:abdikarim86 wrote:I actually think it'll be good if the Somalian parliament strikes it down
The talks will be closer to collapse
Here's to it being struck down soon
They wont my good friend Voltage wants to save the legacy of his idol, president siad bare, damuljadiid runs the parliament and the parliament in Mogadishu is a tribal parliament the dirty woqoyis have 29 seats, Marehaan have 14 seats. The hawiye led government has no opposition in the parliament. Voltage future governments and what not bu ka sheekeynaya
The airspace agreement is endorsed and in 45 days they set up the committed waloo fadhiyaa 3 on each sidesThe`Republic wrote:They struck down all the other treaties yet here is Somaliland still at the table. You have no choice if gaalka cad tells you to fart.abdikarim86 wrote:I actually think it'll be good if the Somalian parliament strikes it down
The talks will be closer to collapse
Here's to it being struck down soon
It is your Government which is forced in to these talks ...it has beenThe`Republic wrote:They struck down all the other treaties yet here is Somaliland still at the table. You have no choice if gaalka cad tells you to fart.abdikarim86 wrote:I actually think it'll be good if the Somalian parliament strikes it down
The talks will be closer to collapse
Here's to it being struck down soon
The`Republic wrote:If that is the case why does the Parliament then go and shoot down all the Turkey meetings including the forcing the government to ask for ratification on anything they sign there. Remember how your little flight control will be in Hargeisa and this is how we will share international aid money concessions you got from Dam Jadiid was shot down the next day in Parliament. The Speaker then said according to the vote, the government signed nothing in Turkey.Khalid Ali wrote:The`Republic wrote:The Somali Parliament will shoot down whatever they sign just like last time. Dam Jadiid doesn't represent masiirka ummada Darood. The government of Somalia fought against a rebellion. The present government of Somalia should be wiser than to set negative precedent for future Somali governments.
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The reality is Somaliland has good negotiating partner because Dam Jadiid is desperate to make domestic legacy. Remember how easily they signed the Addis Ababa agreement. These guys are willing to compromise.
The overwhelming number of Parliamentarians (whether Darod, Hawiye, Others, Rahanweyn, etc) are not in such a hurry to pat Somaliland's head. To the Parliament, maslaxad/reconciliation between Darod and Hawiye matters more than Isaaq and Somalia reconciliation. No one, especially Hawiye wants to talk about the civil war and what lead to it and deal with sensitive issues.
This treaty is a non-starter. They don't have the mandate to sign anything President Barre committed anything but his understanding of protecting Somalia's integrity.
The audacityThe`Republic wrote:Khalid, what I don't think you understand is how Dam Jadiid/Guuleed Interior guy THEMSELVES will back down if Darod resist that treat. The talks have been non-controversial so far. If controversy opens up among Darod and Hawiye due to the nature of the talks, Dam Jadiid/President will be the last people who will want that. I am sorry but reconciliation with you is second to reconciliation between Darod and Hawiye in Somalia. The talks are a formality...the government loses nothing talking to you. The minute it feels it loses by wading into sensitive civil war issues among Darod and Hawiye is when shit gets real.
Already Beesha Sade has began the heavy flashback to resist the treaty and many Darods will feel compelled to join making it a wedge issue. There are many avenues to prevent Abdikarim Guleed/Dam Jadiid from thinking they have the right to agree to what they want. Preventing the issue from becoming tribalized is one of them. Watch how they change their tone once the controversy spreads. Hassan Sheikh is very open to Marehan concerns and he knows what controversy means. If it forms, the government may even want the Parliament to refuse the treaty giving Dam Jadiid excuse to back out of controversy while saying they are willing to talk to Somaliland but Parliament doesn't want certain things. It's exactly what happened with the air control thing.