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(Reuters) - Somalia's government may recognize a former Islamist warlord it had opposed as interim leader of a strategic port city in a bid to defuse tensions, diplomats said, although a new clash between rival militias erupted there on Friday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/ ... RZ20130628
but that's all you had - your only hope. even though it was always an illusion, as culusow was always going to give ogaden the privileged position as they bring more to the table. but now it looks like even the slightest hope on that front is gone. and in other fronts, there was never hope - ogaden and fufus will crush you.who cares what Culusow recognizes he has no say on the ground.
get lost you sick bastardEven Somali star the Ogaden Alshabaab terrorist secretly supports MADOOBE
victory is from allah we will defeat them bi idnillah we are fighting foreign occupation our dead are in jannah wa bi idnillah all shuhadabut that's all you had - your only hope. even though it was always an illusion, as culusow was always going to give ogaden the privileged position as they bring more to the table. but now it looks like even the slightest hope on that front is gone. and in other fronts, there was never hope - ogaden and fufus will crush you.who cares what Culusow recognizes he has no say on the ground.
By the time the karbaash is over, the city would be in the hands of the majority who shape the governments opinion.but that's all you had - your only hope. even though it was always an illusion, as culusow was always going to give ogaden the privileged position as they bring more to the table. but now it looks like even the slightest hope on that front is gone. and in other fronts, there was never hope - ogaden and fufus will crush you.who cares what Culusow recognizes he has no say on the ground.
Do you think the diin is a joke you can use as you wish?...victory is from allah we will defeat them bi idnillah we are fighting foreign occupation our dead are in jannah wa bi idnillah all shuhada
"They recognize that they have to deal with Madobe," said one senior Western diplomat.
The situation has been complicated because of ambiguity over how Somalia, including its breakaway regions, will be governed as a federation and because Mogadishu has little leverage as its poorly paid and trained security forces cannot impose control.
"Acknowledging that Madobe is the de facto leader in charge of an interim Jubaland administration would be pragmatic," said Matt Bryden, a director of Sahan Research think-tank who previously coordinated a U.N. monitoring report on Somalia.
"The government can't afford to become embroiled in this," he said. "It doesn't have the time, the resources or sufficient influence in Jubaland."
Absame The Blessed teaching the Hutus a thing or two about politicsMadobe was a governor of Kismayu during an administration that was routed by Ethiopian forces sent into Somalia between 2006 and 2009 with tacit U.S. backing.
This agreement is out of the World! because it were before the war! than after the war started! this agreement is simple over..."They recognize that they have to deal with Madobe," said one senior Western diplomat.This was agreed upon before the war! so after the war this balaan is out of the World!The situation has been complicated because of ambiguity over how Somalia, including its breakaway regions, will be governed as a federation and because Mogadishu has little leverage as its poorly paid and trained security forces cannot impose control.
"Acknowledging that Madobe is the de facto leader in charge of an interim Jubaland administration would be pragmatic," said Matt Bryden, a director of Sahan Research think-tank who previously coordinated a U.N. monitoring report on Somalia.
"The government can't afford to become embroiled in this," he said. "It doesn't have the time, the resources or sufficient influence in Jubaland."
And thats why the gov't against them.. nowAbsame The Blessed teaching the Hutus a thing or two about politicsMadobe was a governor of Kismayu during an administration that was routed by Ethiopian forces sent into Somalia between 2006 and 2009 with tacit U.S. backing.
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