So today is Hassan Sheikh's 2nd year anniversary as Pres.

[JamalAddow]

What has he done in the last two years:

-Gave away 188nm of our territorial waters
-Gave away our southern waters to Kenya
-Signed some shady deals with oil companies
-Gave fishing companies rights to fish in our waters legally
-Supporting mooryaan(Indhacadde and co.) groups in their tribal wars
-Giving legitimacy to Ethiopian troops in Somalia

He did all this without the consent of the Parliament, Somali leaders and people in general

Things like Amisom, UN and other NGOs effing us over wasn't his fault, they were here before he arrived.

What do you expect to happen in the next two years?

[FAH1223]

more of the same

[Classiq]

The decision in Hague hasn't been made yet, there is no way Somalia can lose but somehow if Somalia loses hassan sheikh would be the worst somali presidant ever. The other stuff, its best if you showed proof, we cant be making allegations. Ethiopian troops are now apart of AMISOM since america since the un and america said stop coming into somalia whenever you want. AMISOM's mission in Somalia finishes in 2016, right now we cant really say no to their help because we have NO good weapons at all. We don't even have transports and LAV's, no tanks, not even a ship for our big waters. The world wont give us nothing what can we do. They want other countries fighting in Somalia for so they don't have to give us weapons directly.

When it comes to Somalia alot can happen in 2 years, the only 2 things i see happening is the central state and the hiraan middle shabelle state.

[JamalAddow]

Kid just go through my posts, the evidence is right there. It aint my fault you choose to blind yourself from the truth.

[Classiq]

post the link to those threads, ive never seen them.

[Jabuutawi]

It seems like he has been there longer than that with all the news -- good or bad -- coming out of Somalia.

With respect to potential oil/gas found in southern coast of Somalia, by going to the U.N's ICJ he has legitimized Kenya's maritime claims of Somalia's territorial waters. He should let the legal limbo fester till Somalia was in a better position economically and militarily and then put forth a compelling reason to the Court. No company would invest money in a legally disputed waters till it was either bilaterally resolved or imposed by a third party. This is a bit of a haste to go the ICJ now.