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"Ethiopia: Let us negotiate, We will be your Servants."

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"Ethiopia: Let us negotiate, We will be your Servants."

Postby RIIGHAYE » Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:40 pm

The title of this topic really captures the position of Hawiye elders and leaders who met the Ethiopian officials during the current conflict and prior. However, Ethiopians were circusmpect of such an idiosyncratic position of these so called traditonal leaders, Akils, scholars of Hawiye. Ethiopia declined their request and considered it an insult in overstepping the authority of the TFG and jeapordizing the trust of the Somali people it represents. Yet, it was normal for the Hawiye to invite for negotiation in hopes of gaining illusive advantage over what they perceieve as internal enemies. Ethiopia's position as well AU troops is that they are assisting the Transitional Government consolidate its authority and not assisting Darood government as their own puppets. Laughing


Walaahi, I was listening to Al Jazeera yesterday and these were the words the reporter commented on. I was forced to shake my head in disgust.

What you guys think?

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Re: "Ethiopia: Let us negotiate, We will be your Servants."

Postby RIIGHAYE » Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:43 pm

Although 80% of Hawiye people support the TFG, I am only refering to those who went to Ethiopian high officials on behalf of "Hawiye".

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Re: "Ethiopia: Let us negotiate, We will be your Servants."

Postby Unclebin- » Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:54 pm

Habar dugaag are crying for peace. 100k have already performed the qaxi ritual which was scheduled after 17 years of looting. Laughing

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Re: "Ethiopia: Let us negotiate, We will be your Servants."

Postby biko » Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:59 pm

[quote="RIIGHAYE"]Although 80% of Hawiye people support the TFG, ".[/quote]
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never been to hamar. never been to a hawiye land. dont know much about hawiye politics and howe their elders think....

and yet, even biko a djiboutian see the above stetment as BS and a pipe dream.

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Re: "Ethiopia: Let us negotiate, We will be your Servants."

Postby Steeler [Crawler2] » Tue Apr 03, 2007 2:55 am

OK, so maybe he meant 10%. Somalis like to exagerate a little.

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Re: "Ethiopia: Let us negotiate, We will be your Servants."

Postby biko » Tue Apr 03, 2007 5:42 am

Laughing


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