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Our politicians argument back in the sixties was a valid argument of the unification of all ancestral Somali lands.For us Kenyans, the Somalis demand that we give up approximately 45,000
square miles of our territory (approximately a fifth of the land mass), not
only is it unacceptable but also violates our Constitution and the OAU
Charter. The Kenyan view was and continues to be similar to that expressed
by the majority of the Organization of African Unit member countries:
"Thus, in almost every country in Africa, there are minority
groups having racial, religious or tribal affinities with
neighboring countries."27
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But i also suspect that Kenya has had fears about Somali expansionism, thus that scary thought has blocked their rational thinking and thus our message has passed deaf ears.Our misfortune is that our neighboring countries, with
whom we seek to promote constructive and harmonious relations
are not our neighbors but our Somali kinsmen whose citizen-
ship has been falsified by indiscriminate boundary "arrangements".
They have to move across artificial frontiers to their pasture
lands. They occupy the same terrain and pursue the same
pastoral economy as overselves. We speak the same language.
We worship the same God, the same culture and the same traditions.
How can we regard our brothers as foreigners?"
But there has also been some claims by Kenyan goverment officials back in the 60´s that "Greater Somalia" was an Idea created by Mr. Bevin. He was Britain's Foreign Secretary after the end of world war II proposed to the House of Commons in London to consider lumping together the British Somaliland, Italian Somaliland and adjacent parts of Ethiopia into a trust
territory. It was a particular quote by him in 1946, that made the Kenyans argument valide.
So my question is. Is it feasable and desirable for Somalis in Kenya and Djibouti to join Greater Somalia? (provided stability and development occurs in Somalia)."The nomads should live their frugal existence with the least
possible hinderance. They could have a chance to live a decent
economic life.
I hope we have a decent and productive discussion, ladies and gentlemen





