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In the early 1990s, the rebel Tigrean People´s Liberation Front (TPLF) led by Meles defeated Mengistu's dreaded Derg, and in May 1991 Meles and his forces surrounded the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa which they spared from The four horsemen of the apocalypse: war, pestilence, famine and death.

That was the finest hour of Meles Zenawi.
As I now write this

Meles & his forces & the forces of Yay & Ghedi are surrounding Somalia's capital, Mogadishu. If Meles spares Mog just like he had spared Addis,

I have no doubt that he will go down in world history, just like Julius Kambarage Nyerere (1922-1999),

as a great hero,

as one of Africa's few great statesmen,

as a Pan-African leader,

as a symbol of

African hopes,

African dignity,

African unity

African solidarity

African successes.

Nyerere told a correspondent for the New York Times (March 31,1957):

"I am a troublemaker, because I believe in human rights strongly enough to be one."

That is why in 1979, Nyerere defied the Organization of African Unity

and with his army marched all the way to Kampala

to rid Africa of

the monster

the ogre

the ghoul

the gal

known as Idi Amin Dada

who was raping and robbing the Ugandan People of their human rights.

Nyerere liberated the Ugandan people from the tyranny & and the casual, capricious, and cruel cannibalism of Idi Amin;

http://www.radiofreesomalia.com/prof_togane_dec30.html

already sucking up.




that was quick.

Gurey read on its funny too..


the first thing Maquste

should do upon entering Mog

should be

to go to the biggest mosque in Mog

and pray to Allah for granting him

what he wanted

what he waited for

what he waged war for

what he struggled for

for so long:

the presidency of Somalia.



@ Maquste..

good one.

Gurey: U need to understand who Togane is. He was a creep who followed Siyaad Barre's travel all over the world and would ask Siyaad for the Diya of the Late General Salad GAbeyre.

He lives off handouts in Montreal and is owned by who ever is feeding & paying his expenses.

I say $500 can get him to sing praise of the HJ.

I think the only thing keeping Cabdulahi yusuf alive today is the will to be president.

I believe that a week after he is sitting in Villa somalia,
his body will give out.

Gurey you maybe right..


AW, ...lets leave Togane's charachter out of his writing( at least this article) ..
After all Qaybdid would be saying the same thank you to Melez..but dont you agree with this??
Cos I do...and thats to hold Geedi and Yey accountable.



Meles, thank you. But above all, good-bye!

Yay & Ghedi:

Let us see now

Without being propped up

Without being prompted

Without being promoted

Without being primed

Without being pampered

Without being pimped

Without being bribedn

Without being prostituted

By alien foreign forces

Let us see now

If you can stand up now

If you can deliver now

like men

What every Somali wants most

What every Somali needs most:

To be well governed, but above all to be left alone.

[quote="AbdiWahab252"]Gurey: U need to understand who Togane is. He was a creep who followed Siyaad Barre's travel all over the world and would ask Siyaad for the Diya of the Late General Salad GAbeyre.

He lives off handouts in Montreal and is owned by who ever is feeding & paying his expenses.

I say $500 can get him to sing praise of the HJ.[/quote]

ahaa another one of those political protitutes then?
$500 boy thats cheaper than Buuba.

Gurey: Togane is no politician. Just a lousy bozo who writes poems for a few bucks

I met togane in Toronto. He's a political prostitute

I SALUTE........

Julius Kambarage Nyerere (1922-1999),

as a great hero,
as one of Africa's few great statesmen,
as a Pan-African leader,
as a symbol of
African hopes,
African dignity,
African unity
African solidarity
African successes.

Nyerere told a correspondent for the New York Times (March 31,1957):
"I am a troublemaker, because I believe in human rights strongly enough to be one."


->Indeed, President Nyerere was a great leader. Loved and Missed by all Tanzanians!
Thanks to him Tanzanians have never fought or killed each other. We have elected our third President after Nyerere.