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ethiopia haa dhacto
so u like ethiopAIDS beterFuck Eritrean dirty black jews
so u like ethiopAIDS beterFuck Eritrean dirty black jews
Meles has promised him indipendence magacaga haa jiro mudaneEthiopia is gonna implode and dissolve no sooner then 2012
I rather have Eritrea as a ally then seeing Ethiopia killing our Ogaden brothers
i did not say that They are both xabashis , but Ethiopia has more muslims , and we share a border with themso u like ethiopAIDS beterFuck Eritrean dirty black jews
More muslim people? And how are those muslims treated? Ogaden issue is still being swept undr the rug. i mean not even the MEDIA can enter Ogaden. The only reason you are supporting the corrupt TPLF regime is because their "support" for Somaliland.Eritreas struggle was supported by Somalia when no one else wanted to support their struggle. They are returning the favour back to Somalia today by supporting th ONLF. Eritreans are damn strong and have a strong sense of Nationalism. You should do the same, before you declare support for the country that sees Somalia as its worst enemy.i did not say that They are both xabashis , but Ethiopia has more muslims , and we share a border with themso u like ethiopAIDS beterFuck Eritrean dirty black jews
Eritrea dhako laxoox people fukin weak people weye
Because of them Omar Samatar lost the greatest battle against the fascist ItalyA third attempt was planned, but before it could be executed the commander of the operation, Lieutenant-Colonel Splendorelli, was ambushed and killed between Bud Bud and Bula Barde. Italian morale hit rock bottom, and Hobyo seemed a lost cause as Omar stood poised to reconquer Hobyo itself. In an attempt to salvage the situation, governor De Vecchi requested two battalions from Eritrea and assumed personal command. The rebellion soon spilled over the borders into the Benadir and Western Somaliland, and Omar grew increasingly powerful.
The disaster in Hobyo shocked Italian policymakers in Rome. It was the Adwa fiasco of the First Italo–Ethiopian War all over again, and Italy's plans for East Africa were unraveling before their very eyes. Blame soon fell on Governor De Vecchi, whose perceived incompetence was blamed for Omar's rise. Rome instructed De Vecchi that he was to receive the reinforcement from Eritrea, but that the commander of the Eritrean battalions was to assume the military command and De Vecchi was confined to Mogadishu and limited to an administrative role. The commander was to report directly to Rome, bypassing De Vecchi entirely.
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