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Indonesia has offered to spearhead U.N. peacekeeping in fellow Muslim country Somalia, but a mission is too risky for now as the Somali government battles Islamist rebels, a U.N. official said on Wednesday.

Two other heavily Muslim nations, Pakistan and Bangladesh, have also pledged military support for an eventual mission, while Uruguay has pledged military observers, he added.

http://hiiraan.com/news2/2009/May/indon ... icial.aspx

Hhmmm,,,,,looks like empty pledges

Advo,

Good news.

Again I wanna say a big thank you to Burundi and Uganda for being there while everybody else is just thinking about it !



VIVA AFRICA !!

What good are peacekeepers when there is no peace.

Also if the idea is that one side needs to be defeated so the other can rule then peacekeepers make that impossible only prolonging the conflict

First of all PEACE just doesn't drop out of nowhere , it is something one has to WORK for !
No2 the message here is . Burundi and Uganda are CONCERNED about the situation in Somalia .
Doesn't matter if anybody else wants to come or not , they are there to see what they can do

The only thing they can do is keep a puppet propped up and fire in the bakaara with heavy artilery

War niyow sarbeeti abu elay aniga ha igu dayin e , caddeyso hadalka , fuc.k !!

Peace , maxaad ka taqaana ?

foreigners cannot solve Somalia's problem, only Somali's can

Tuug baad tahay shirib !! Aniga i khiyaamayn kari maysid ! watch out !

maxaa xadi?

Ina Baxar and Shirib FF to 1:15

I agree with Shirib.

ina baxar baydhaba la geyoo looool