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Somalia's police force?

No words can express my feelings towards the Ethiopian presence in Xamar , what the Xabush are doing there , how I view them and what I think about those who continue to support them!!

Sahan-nin walba waa maalintiisa, dabadhilafka itoobiiyaan dabada u dhaqaayo waxay la mid yihiin calooshood u shaqeystayaashi gumeysiga talyaaniga & ingiriiska u shaqeyn jiray oo soomaaliya xorinamada ka hor taagnaa, waa dad mar hore sumcadooda meel ku tuuray.

i just saw a man draw his last breath. inaa lilaahi wa'inaa ileehi raajicuun.

May god help us over come this terrible situation in Somalia. I am very sad to see people suffer. However, I am not going to blame the Ethiopians for this situation. The chaos in Somalia started back in the early 90's. Mogadishu did not become ravaged by war yesterday, or today. What we should really focus on is STOP the fighting and put down the guns. I'm sure if we don't fire at the Ethiopians they would not fire back. I'm sure if we did not shoot and kill their soldiers, Somalis would not be shot and killed.

surria wrote:May god help us over come this terrible situation in Somalia. I am very sad to see people suffer. However, I am not going to blame the Ethiopians for this situation. The chaos in Somalia started back in the early 90's. Mogadishu did not become ravaged by war yesterday, or today. What we should really focus on is STOP the fighting and put down the guns. I'm sure if we don't fire at the Ethiopians they would not fire back. I'm sure if we did not shoot and kill their soldiers, Somalis would not be shot and killed.

It's very clear that you support occupation.

This is incorrect! What is clear is that I support any means to create stability and peace in the city/country. I would like people to give a chance to any means to establish peaceful governance,and if taht means it comes with Ethiopian help, I am all for it. Let's make one thing clear, Somali problem existed before Ethiopians came.

surria wrote:This is incorrect! What is clear is that I support any means to create stability and peace in the city/country. I would like people to give a chance to any means to establish peaceful governance,and if taht means it comes with Ethiopian help, I am all for it. Let's make one thing clear, Somali problem existed before Ethiopians came.

Ethiopia was involved in Somalia's internal affairs before the civil war. Armed opposition groups (AY, SNM, etc) were based in Ethiopia. Ethiopia financed, trained and armed those groups. After the start of the civil war, Ethiopia continued to finance, support and arm those groups. As I have stated, it's very clear that you support occupation. You want and advocate that Somalis not resist occupation. You want and advocate submission and humiliation for Somalis.

WTF, the Little police kids watching Porno in their Cell phones. What kind of Police officers are those?

eternauta wrote:

surria wrote:This is incorrect! What is clear is that I support any means to create stability and peace in the city/country. I would like people to give a chance to any means to establish peaceful governance,and if taht means it comes with Ethiopian help, I am all for it. Let's make one thing clear, Somali problem existed before Ethiopians came.

Ethiopia was involved in Somalia's internal affairs before the civil war. Armed opposition groups (AY, SNM, etc) were based in Ethiopia. Ethiopia financed, trained and armed those groups. After the start of the civil war, Ethiopia continued to finance, support and arm those groups. As I have stated, it's very clear that you support occupation. You want and advocate that Somalis not resist occupation. You want and advocate submission and humiliation for Somalis.

Not just ethiopia. ALso Yemen supported the TFG.
But check out the list of support for the ICU

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Co ... to_the_ICU

support to the ICU

In November 2006, a UN arms monitoring group released information that all groups in Somalia were given logistical support by a dozen countries.[49]

Djibouti: According to that report, the government of Djibouti has provided military uniforms and medicines in support of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU). On July 30, 2006, a Djibouti Airlines aircraft landed at an airport in Mogadishu with medicines and military uniforms intended for ICU. The true nature of the cargo was disguised, and it was presented as being from the Red Crescent Society of Djibouti to conceal its origins. After the cargo was unloaded, the aircraft proceeded to Mogadishu's main airport.

Egypt: The government has allegedly provided training in support of ICU. On July 26, 2006, a meeting took place in Mogadishu between officials from ICU and visiting Libyan, Egyptian and Eritrean senior military officers at the residence of ICU finance chief Abdulkadir Abukar Omar Adani. According to the report, the meeting resolved that military training be provided to about 3,800 fighters at the Hilweyne military barracks, near Bal'ad town, north of Mogadishu.

Eritrea: The Eritrean government Allegedly provided at least 28 separate consignments of arms, ammunition and military equipment. It also gave troops and training to the Islamic Courts Union. On April 26, 2006, a shipment of arms destined for ICU consisting of AK-47 assault rifles, PKM machine-guns, RPG-7s and ammunition arrived on a dhow at the seaport of El Ma'an. On May 6, 2006, an Eritrean Antonov military aircraft landed at Dhusamareeb in the Galgaduud region of Somalia. Awaiting the landing were about 75 people, five lorries and two Land Cruisers. The aircraft carried anti-aircraft guns which were loaded onto the lorries. On May 9, 2006, a dhow arrived at the El Ahmed seaport, and on board were fighters from Pakistan and the Oromo Liberation Front of Ethiopia. The fighters remained on the dhow. Five of the 75 people associated with the receipt of the anti-aircraft guns on May 6, 2006, boarded the dhow, along with some of anti-aircraft guns. ICU member Aden Hashi Farah "Eyrow", one of the leaders of the Hizbul Shabaab (youth movement), took possession of the arms and military uniforms. This information was given from The American Government whom have very poor relations with Eritrea. On An interview with the Riz Khan Aljezerra talk show, Eritreas government claimed that these accusations are based on false assumptions

Hezbollah: The Hezbollah movement has been reported to provide military training to ICU and has made arrangements with other states on behalf of ICU for the latter to receive arms. In mid-July 2006, ICU apparently sent about 720 men to Lebanon to fight alongside Hezbollah against the Israeli military. The Somali force was personally selected by ICU's Hizbul Shabaab (youth movement) leader Aden Hashi Farah "Eyrow." One of the selection criteria was an individual's combat experience, which might include experience in Afghanistan. In exchange for the contribution of the Somali military force, Hezbollah arranged for additional support to be given to ICU by the governments of Iran and Syria.

Iran: The UN monitoring group stated that Iran has provided at least three consignments of arms and ammunition and medical supplies and the services of three medical doctors to ICU. On July 25, 2006, an aircraft containing a shipment of arms arrived at the Baledogle airport and was met by ICU head of the security affairs, Sheikh Yusuf Mohamed Siyaad "Indohaadde," and the chairman of the Dayniile Islamic Court, Sheikh Hussein Janaqow. The UN monitoring team says that the arms shipment consisted of machine guns and M79 grenade launchers. On August 17, 2006, a large dhow containing foods and arms destined for ICU arrived in El-Adde seaport, Mogadishu. The arms consisted of 80 man-portable, shoulder-fired, surface-to-air missiles and rocket launchers.

Libya: Furthermore, the UN monitoring report states that the Libyan government has sent military aircraft to Somalia and has provided training, funds and at least a consignment of arms in support of ICU. On July 24, 2006, a delegation of military officers arrived at the Baledogle airport and on July 26, 2006, participated in a meeting in Mogadishu with ICU officials and visiting Egyptian and Eritrean senior military officers at the house of ICU finance chief Abdulkadir Abukar Omar Adani. On July 31, 2006, a vessel with arms and foods for ICU docked early in the morning at the seaport of El-Ma'an.


Saudi Arabia: Furthermore, the document states that Saudi Arabia has given logistical support in the form of foodstuff and medicines intended for use by the ICU. On June 11, 2006, a C-130 aircraft left Jazan for the Baledogle airport. But the government said the flight had taken place for "medical" reasons. On August 14, 2006 , seven trucks containing logistical supplies, including foods and ammunition, left Mogadishu for an ICU location in the central regions of Somalia. Accompanying the convoy were 320 ICU fighters sent to reinforce fighters in the central regions.

Syria: On July 27, 2006, 200 ICU fighters were transported by aircraft to Syria for training in guerrilla warfare.

United Arab Emirates: According to the report, the financial support came from the government of United Arab Emirates.

It was not Ehtiopia that killed the wadaads in 1989. It was not Ethiopia that created the starvation and influx of refugees in the early 90's. If was are talking about the financing, and support of armed groups in Somalis, then we should mention the U.S., The Arab nations and the Europeans.

surria wrote:It was not Ehtiopia that killed the wadaads in 1989. It was not Ethiopia that created the starvation and influx of refugees in the early 90's. If was are talking about the financing, and support of armed groups in Somalis, then we should mention the U.S., The Arab nations and the Europians.

The bottom line, you want and advocate that Somalis not resist the occupation. What you're advocating for is unrealistic. Al-Shabaab, the freedom fighters, will sooner or later liberate Somalia, insha'Allah.

lover8 wrote:
Hezbollah: The Hezbollah movement has been reported to provide military training to ICU and has made arrangements with other states on behalf of ICU for the latter to receive arms. In mid-July 2006, ICU apparently sent about 720 men to Lebanon to fight alongside Hezbollah against the Israeli military. The Somali force was personally selected by ICU's Hizbul Shabaab (youth movement) leader Aden Hashi Farah "Eyrow." One of the selection criteria was an individual's combat experience, which might include experience in Afghanistan. In exchange for the contribution of the Somali military force, Hezbollah arranged for additional support to be given to ICU by the governments of Iran and Syria.

this one is my favorite. an army of 700 ICU fighters magically landed in Lebanon in 2006, during an air, sea & land blockade by the Israeli military and the U.S. government? did they use teleportation devices to transport those men from Somalia to Lebanon or did they call to the Martians to send them one of their invisible space ships? you just killed yourself with this one, mate.

^ Are you one of those Hutus who become Muslim in 2006?

eternauta wrote:

surria wrote:It was not Ehtiopia that killed the wadaads in 1989. It was not Ethiopia that created the starvation and influx of refugees in the early 90's. If was are talking about the financing, and support of armed groups in Somalis, then we should mention the U.S., The Arab nations and the Europians.

The bottom line, you want and advocate that Somalis not resist the occupation. What you're advocating for is unrealistic. Al-Shabaab, the freedom fighters, will sooner or later liberate Somalia, insha'Allah.

And your bottom line is to advocate for continues war, the deaths of many more people from all sides and the further distruction of Somalia.