I have a dossier full of antisadestic incidences sxb. Keep an eye out for an interesting presentation within the next few days.
As for SL, like I said before this thread is focused solely on politics, not peace, development, infrastructure, or stability. Since the disintegration of the Somali Democratic Republic, Somaliland's only political objective has been to secure international recognition as an independent sovereign state. For the past twenty years, the IC has been, for whatever reason, reluctant to grant SL its wish. While Somaliland has admirably established peace and stability in its corner of the Republic, recognition has not been forthcoming. I think if we're measuring political success (a rather ambiguous and arbitrary measurement), we should judge an entity by its core political objectives. Without anything short of tacit acceptance of independence, I don't think we can say they've been the most successful politically.
@Farmaajo, it became apparent during the signing of the heinous Kampala Accord that Somalia has lost even a semblance of sovereignty. Celebrating the fall of a politician who refused to bow to the commands of a third world strongman while glorifying those who prostituted themselves and their country is, I think, indicative of Somalia's degeneracy and the deluded mindset of a large portion of our population.
I will be waiting for the antisade presentation. don't try to bring up things like this incident, or Voltage calling me antisade cause I didn't like the name Barre
If you define it purely as political achievement and say that Somaliland hasn't achieved its independence, then let's see Farmaajo lasted less than a year in the political arena before he was kicked out and didn't achieve what he sought out to do, and now he's out of the game. At least Hiiraale and Somaliland are still in the mix.
btw, I like Farmaajo, but that's the truth in the game.
