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Shirib, that is where you are wrong. You're misled by the propaganda of groups with hidden agenda. There are very few native benaadiris who are fighting. Most of these self-proclaimed Mujaahidiins are not from Benaadir. I sure if there were only half of the native benaadiris that were fighting, there would be no Ethiopians in benaadir today. I said as much a year ago today (Jan2007) and it looks like my estimations are spot on. We are the same place I foresaw a year ago. You can never defeat Ethiopians in Somalia if the struggle is limited to view neighborhoods in Xamar. There are no fighting in other major cities because the leadership and ppl in those cities accepted Ethiopian domination... every somali region takes it's orders from Melez. Why not Benaadir?

[quote="NoAngst."]Shirib, that is where you are wrong. You're misled by the propaganda of groups with hidden agenda. There are very few native benaadiris who are fighting. Most of these self-proclaimed Mujaahidiins are not from Benaadir. I sure if there were only half of the native benaadiris that were fighting, there would be no Ethiopians in benaadir today. I said as much a year ago today (Jan2007) and it looks like my estimations are spot on. We are the same place I foresaw a year ago. You can never defeat Ethiopians in Somalia if the struggle is limited to view neighborhoods in Xamar. There are no fighting in other major cities because the leadership and ppl in those cities accepted Ethiopian domination... every somali region takes it's orders from Melez. Why not Benaadir?[/quote]

By foreigneres u ment foreign to banaadir

''You can never defeat Ethiopians in Somalia if the struggle is limited to view neighborhoods in Xamar''

Lets turn the argument the other way round, Ethiopians can never defeat and subjugated Somalis if a few neighbourhoods in Mogadishu are still resisting.

Till the last brave Somali man is defeated, the Xabasha will not subjugate the Somali spirit.




Indeed, the resistance has become stronger in the last year, and the Ethiopians have become more desperate and tired. Hence why they are seeking an exit-strategy, and hence why Washington is already preparing post-Ethiopian occupation plans for Somalia.

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[quote="Shirib"] By foreigneres u ment foreign to banaadir[/quote]

Yes (sorry for the late reply - I had to watch Chelsea vs Everton).



Somaliweyn - there's no resistance against Ethiopia in Mogadishu. It's a war against Mudulood.