somaliland, puntland and the world against hutu-courts-

[musika man]

they saw what happened to reer shabeele hoose and understood the hutu-courts are worse than their cousins in rwanda. crush the bastards.

Fighting Inside Somalia

December 10, 2006: Ethiopian trainers and combat troops are helping the militias in Puntland and Somaliland (two independent parts of northern Somalia) to resist takeover attempts by Islamic militants.

December 9, 2006: Ethiopian troops continue to battle Islamic Courts gunmen 80 kilometers southwest of Baidoa in Somalia.

December 8, 2006: A number of firefights were reported inside Somalia between the Islamic Courts militia and units loyal to Somalia's Transitional Government. The Islamic Courts claimed that their fighters also engaged an Ethiopian military force of 1800 troops near the town of Dinsoor. The Islamic Courts claimed that its fighters defeated the Ethiopian force. The claim of victory was disputed by a Transitional Government. However, there was no dispute that a serious fight took place a Dinsoor. Dinsoor is approximately 100 kilometers from Baidoa, the Transitional Government's capital.

The Islamic Courts also accused Ethiopian troops of shelling an Islamist militia position near Bandiradley in Somalia's central area. The Islamic Courts claimed the artillery attack took place on December 6. Bandiradley is about 600 kilometers north of Mogadishu.
December 6, 2006: Eritrea claimed that eight Ethiopian soldiers crossed the Ethiopia. Eritrea border and defected to Eritrea. The Eritreans said that the Ethiopian soldiers were "protesting" the Ethiopian "invasion" of Somalia. At least five of the soldiers were allegedly Oromos (Moslems from eastern Ethiopia). The soldiers may well have defected (ethnic Oromo defections have happened before) but the claim that the defectors were "protesting" Ethiopia's action in Somalia sounds just a little too politically convenient.

The UN called for an "African protection and training mission" to deploy inside Somalia. The troops and personnel would be supplied by the African Union (AU) and from the East African cooperation group, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD). The UN-AU-IGAD group would be named IGASOM (the SOM indicating Somalia). The force will be authorized to use force. The peacekeepers are intended to help Somalia's Transitional Government. IGASOM will have up to 8000 troops and its initial mandate will run six months. The UN resolution does not permit peacekeeping troops from Kenya, Ethiopia, or Djibouti (Somalia's immediate neighbors. That noted, this UN position is very much in line with Ethiopia's call for an African peacekeeping force in Somalia. Ethiopia is aligned with Somalia's Transitional Government. A Ugandan government spokesman said that Uganda would probably contribute a battalion to the force. The question is, who in Africa, outside of Uganda, will be able to send troops? The winding down of the UN mission in Burundi has freed up some potential troops from South Africa, but those may be committed to an enhanced AU force in Sudan's Darfur. South Africa also has on-going commitments in the Congo.
http://www.strategypage.com/qnd/ethiopi ... 61210.aspx

[dhuusa_deer]

they can all go to hell... history is being written. either be part of it or find yourself on the outside when the dust settles. it's your call.

[musika man]

[quote="dhuusa_deer"]they can all go to hell... history is being written. either be part of it or find yourself on the outside when the dust settles. it's your call.[/quote]

who are going to hell? you and the hutu-courts?

[dhuusa_deer]

hell is the destiny of all those who think THEIR way or the highway, who think they got a right to foist their ways on others.

here is their order: the World (they got no business nosing around Somalia now that it seems to be ending it's drawn out palty squabbles), Somaliland (last I checked they were working feverishly to distance themselves from somalia, now they want have a say... also, they got no border with Somalia, why should they worry themselves about what happens in Somalia in more than Kenya?) and Puntland but they're nobody so they can say whatever they like... they'd be pissing up a rope.

[fagash_killer]

It's Written on the Wall

[muslim-man]

Someone is getting desparate...

Marduuf,

I hear your saviors are shitting in their pants in Baydhabo, maybe you should pray for them, eh?

[musika man]

[quote="muslim-man"]Someone is getting desparate...

Marduuf,

I hear your saviors are shitting in their pants in Baydhabo, maybe you should pray for them, eh?[/quote]

hutu-man

i told you, i dont care about baidoa, and it is for people of baidoa to decide who comes to their city. i dont care about daarood, isaak or hawiye, the politicians in baidoa. what i care is about my people in merka and shabeele hoose. we have suffered under the opression of eyr, indhocadde, abdiqasim, aweis and their hutu cousins. we are muslims who want justice and freedom. allah will deliver it to us, even through the devil himself.

you like jaat, do you want gangeeti or miiro?

[muslim-man]

[quote="musika man"][quote="muslim-man"]Someone is getting desparate...

Marduuf,

I hear your saviors are shitting in their pants in Baydhabo, maybe you should pray for them, eh?[/quote]

hutu-man

i told you, i dont care about baidoa, and it is for people of baidoa to decide who comes to their city. i dont care about daarood, isaak or hawiye, the politicians in baidoa. what i care is about my people in merka and shabeele hoose. we have suffered under the opression of eyr, indhocadde, abdiqasim, aweis and their hutu cousins. we are muslims who want justice and freedom. allah will deliver it to us, even through the devil himself.

you like jaat, do you want gangeeti or miiro?[/quote]

Maan, I hate jaad, that shyt is over-rated!