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Somalia continues to show political maturity

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Somalia continues to show political maturity

Postby Talo alle udaa » Tue Mar 06, 2018 11:52 pm

One of the most challenging things the country of Somalia has faced over the past two decades has been political stability brought upon by lack of trust and cohesion between the various tribal groups that live in the country. The successful formation of federal member states, a functioning parliament with it's various committees, the highest number of foreign diplomats and envoys in the country, is a visible barometer of the level of political stability and how far the country of Somalia has come over the past few years.



The absence of overt infighting between the two men with the highest position of power in the country is a sign of a shift in culture. Despite the challenges faced by the security forces, I believe the more difficult battle is being won. Soon with time a coherent command structure will take shape and insecurity caused by random acts of terror and lawlessness will decrease in-frequency.

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Re: Somalia continues to show political maturity

Postby abodu » Wed Mar 07, 2018 12:01 am

Blatant lies like this, do not help. Stop lying to people for they know the reality. Your prime minister was humiliated in uae. They made sure his visit coincided with sl signing the berbera deal. He knew. Yet when he return to muqdisho he had the bloody nerve to STAND IN FROM OF A CAMERA AND LIE AND PRETEND he wasn't aware of the deal?

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Cid dal iyo dad u maqan ma jiro. Stop lying to yourself and others.

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Re: Somalia continues to show political maturity

Postby Talo alle udaa » Wed Mar 07, 2018 12:11 am

Blatant lies like this, do not help. Stop lying to people for they know the reality. Your prime minister was humiliated in uae. They made sure his visit coincided with sl signing the berbera deal. He knew. Yet when he return to muqdisho he had the bloody nerve to STAND IN FROM OF A CAMERA AND LIE AND PRETEND he wasn't aware of the deal?

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Cid dal iyo dad u maqan ma jiro. Stop lying to yourself and others.

The Berbera deal was between Somaliland and UAE. The issue is not between Somalia and the UAE but the people of Somaliland their wishes to secede. If the people of Somaliland want to break away from Somalia, I do not thing anyone can stand in their way neither a foreign country nor Somalia at large.

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Re: Somalia continues to show political maturity

Postby abodu » Wed Mar 07, 2018 12:49 am

Blatant lies like this, do not help. Stop lying to people for they know the reality. Your prime minister was humiliated in uae. They made sure his visit coincided with sl signing the berbera deal. He knew. Yet when he return to muqdisho he had the bloody nerve to STAND IN FROM OF A CAMERA AND LIE AND PRETEND he wasn't aware of the deal?

Listen to the good proffessor



Cid dal iyo dad u maqan ma jiro. Stop lying to yourself and others.

The Berbera deal was between Somaliland and UAE. The issue is not between Somalia and the UAE but the people of Somaliland their wishes to secede. If the people of Somaliland want to break away from Somalia, I do not thing anyone can stand in their way neither a foreign country nor Somalia at large.

That's not the point. The issue is the government you are claiming is making progress when the truth says otherwise. A government based on lies, deception, and corruotion. A government confused about its priorities. A government that waist it's energies on issues that do not concern them. A government in bed with foreign snakes all undermining every effort.

Somalia Allah amuuraheeda ha sahlo.
Allah xaqa ha tuso oo cadowga jabkaaga raba iyo ka kuu daacad ha kala gartaan.

Jublaand buu kiiniyati haysta.
Dhul dheeradana wuu gostay.
Madax iskusheega xamar casiirka ku dhamana liilalow buu ku jira.


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