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Have you any ideas what the hell governors talk in Dusamareb?

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Re: Have you any ideas what the hell governors talk in Dusamareb?

Postby BigBreak » Mon Jul 13, 2020 8:17 am

The only thing that can keep the ex Italian colony Somalia intact as a single and viable country is copying the UAE model of decentralized federalism and a collegiate executive branch at the national level
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Re: Have you any ideas what the hell governors talk in Dusamareb?

Postby bashe19 » Mon Jul 13, 2020 8:41 am

The only thing that can keep the ex Italian colony Somalia intact as a single and viable country is copying the UAE model of decentralized federalism and a collegiate executive branch at the national level

While marqaanland would confedarete with Taiwain hhhj


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Re: Have you any ideas what the hell governors talk in Dusamareb?

Postby gobdoon » Mon Jul 13, 2020 4:25 pm

The only thing that can keep the ex Italian colony Somalia intact as a single and viable country is copying the UAE model of decentralized federalism and a collegiate executive branch at the national level
Agree with you but Waqooyi is not a united one either in fact it's more divided
Welcome to Somalia its the nature of the beast and we are forever divided and if you think your region is other wise you are kidding yourself, wait the rude awakening
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Re: Have you any ideas what the hell governors talk in Dusamareb?

Postby paperino » Mon Jul 13, 2020 5:39 pm

The only thing that can keep the ex Italian colony Somalia intact as a single and viable country is copying the UAE model of decentralized federalism and a collegiate executive branch at the national level
Irrelevant suggestion.
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Re: Have you any ideas what the hell governors talk in Dusamareb?

Postby Nubis » Wed Jul 15, 2020 3:20 am

Thanks for respons.
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Re: Have you any ideas what the hell governors talk in Dusamareb?

Postby BigBreak » Wed Jul 15, 2020 6:46 am

The only thing that can keep the ex Italian colony Somalia intact as a single and viable country is copying the UAE model of decentralized federalism and a collegiate executive branch at the national level
Agree with you but Waqooyi is not a united one either in fact it's more divided
Welcome to Somalia its the nature of the beast and we are forever divided and if you think your region is other wise you are kidding yourself, wait the rude awakening
The two countries Somaliland and Somalia are opposite to one another in terms of sovereign territorial control. Hargeisa controls well over 80% of the former British Protectorate but Mogadishu on the south hand only controls one region in the former Italian colony and this region is Banadir.

I'm glad you agree with my proposal for (ex Italian) Somalia
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