The Arab League

[zaahidun]

arab league wax badan ma suubin karaan maadaama eeysan heysan ciidan iyo awood eey wadamada ku maquuniyaan bas waa urur magac ahaan u jira laakin aan shaqa qaban ,shirar lacag lagu cuno bes ayeey yaqaanaan iyo waan canbaareyneynaa dowladaas ama group kaas runti waa useless , arinta darfur waala buunbuuni mooyee wax saa ubuuran kama jiro dunidana waa lakala qarsadaa dhibaatada gudaha mooyee dowlada badan ayaa dilku uu xadka ka baxsan yahay . dowladaha islaam ka qaasatan kuwa carabta wexey ubaahan yihiin dad dhalin yaro ah oo hogaan u qabto horumarna gaarsiiso , qeybihii aasaasiga ahaa ayaa wali hooseeya sida waxbarashadii , dhaqalihii ( warshado ,shaqaalaha ) ,dhanka ciidan kuli wey u liitaan , dhalin firfircoon ayaa loo baahan yahay bal eeg Obama kan Russia kan UK ,newzeland .ayagana fiiri qadaafi ,albashiir, boqor cabdala sucuudiga,kan baxreyn kuligood waa odayaal dhamaad ah taktikadii hore ayeey wataan , lakin waa in lagu badalaa hab nabadeed iyo si xor ah ma ahan sida dadkan wada yaacaya ee wadamadooda burbinaya.

[Paddington Bear]

I agree with you and again I support this move , but what about Darfur ? Maybe somebody with a different opinion can tell us .

Leaving the West and its interests out of this for a minute and looking at it from an Arab point of view I think the no fly zone makes sense. For a start, Darfur is an ongoing conflict and Arabs ALWAYS support the man in charge. However, becuase of the risk all Arab leaders face in their own countries if they are seen to support Qaddafi, they have no choice but to (appear to) act swiftly by agreeing a no fly zone. After all, there is no point kissing western backsides if, like Hosni or Ben Ali, you stand the risk of not remaining in power for long. This no fly zone is all about self preservation and the winning of the Arab street.

[Hyperactive]

I agree with you and again I support this move , but what about Darfur ? Maybe somebody with a different opinion can tell us .

Leaving the West and its interests out of this for a minute and looking at it from an Arab point of view I think the no fly zone makes sense. For a start, Darfur is an ongoing conflict and Arabs ALWAYS support the man in charge. However, becuase of the risk all Arab leaders face in their own countries if they are seen to support Qaddafi, they have no choice but to (appear to) act swiftly by agreeing a no fly zone. After all, there is no point kissing western backsides if, like Hosni or Ben Ali, you stand the risk of not remaining in power for long. This no fly zone is all about self preservation and the winning of the Arab street.

always voice of reason, old man.