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I for the first time agree with you. Xalane are getting too much profits to leave xamar let alone Somalia.Highly exaggerated.
You are ver, very, very emotionally dependent and invested in AMISOM.I for the first time agree with you. Xalane are getting too much profits to leave xamar let alone Somalia.Highly exaggerated.

African Union troops and foreign air strikes are the only thing stopping al shabab from taking over Mogadishu and the rest of the south. The question is how long does this support last, what happens when there is a global recession and funds for amisom dries up? Already your seeing the western public tired of their governments financial support for Ukriane. What happens when western governments become hands off on Somalia? I also think HSM is creating a pipeline of recruits (youths disaffected by HSM clannism and corruption) and arms for al shabab that is making them stronger than the media would have you believe.I for the first time agree with you. Xalane are getting too much profits to leave xamar let alone Somalia.Highly exaggerated.

I'm not! I'm just stating the facts that Gaalos hardly leave Muslim lands once they come. Look at Iraq, Syria, etc. The only reason they left Afghanistan was to shift focus on the east. Also, Somalia isn't like other nations, it has TOO MANY RESOURCES and is highly profitable for xalane to keep it forever. And if anyone is dependent on Amisom is YOU. We all know GEDO is infested with Alshedan. You should be thankful for AMISOM.You are ver, very, very emotionally dependent and invested in AMISOM.I for the first time agree with you. Xalane are getting too much profits to leave xamar let alone Somalia.Highly exaggerated.
Let me tell you something from a place of genuine advice.
If you are invested in someone else making possible your dream, it is best to start reevaluating that dream and choosing differently now when you control when and how and in what manner you grieve for the end of that dream.
Genuine, human advice.
The most profitable investor will always come from among the biggest risk takers, but the most predictable loss will always be investments into a losing proposition.

Don't think for second though that if alsheydaan take over the south, they'll not come to putland and do the same thing. Putland isn't like somaliland where the Elites pay alsheydan to keep them away. There Already present in the mountains of putland a little.African Union troops and foreign air strikes are the only thing stopping al shabab from taking over Mogadishu and the rest of the south. The question is how long does this support last, what happens when there is a global recession and funds for amisom dries up? Already your seeing the western public tired of their governments financial support for Ukriane. What happens when western governments become hands off on Somalia? I also think HSM is creating a pipeline of recruits (youths disaffected by HSM clannism and corruption) and arms for al shabab that is making them stronger than the media would have you believe.I for the first time agree with you. Xalane are getting too much profits to leave xamar let alone Somalia.Highly exaggerated.

There is no al shabab in Puntland. Al shabab is successful where there is no real government or institutions, they exist where there are power vacuums. People seek them for justice when they can’t get it else where and they have embedded themselves in clans in the south.Don't think for second though that if alsheydaan take over the south, they'll not come to putland and do the same thing. Putland isn't like somaliland where the Elites pay alsheydan to keep them away. There Already present in the mountains of putland a little.African Union troops and foreign air strikes are the only thing stopping al shabab from taking over Mogadishu and the rest of the south. The question is how long does this support last, what happens when there is a global recession and funds for amisom dries up? Already your seeing the western public tired of their governments financial support for Ukriane. What happens when western governments become hands off on Somalia? I also think HSM is creating a pipeline of recruits (youths disaffected by HSM clannism and corruption) and arms for al shabab that is making them stronger than the media would have you believe.
I for the first time agree with you. Xalane are getting too much profits to leave xamar let alone Somalia.

It’s cuz his the main character vs us. That’s why his opinion holds weight:It’s also worth noting Prof Ingriis was the biggest Mucaarad to Farmaajo. Same with Abukar Arman.


You are ver, very, very emotionally dependent and invested in AMISOM.I for the first time agree with you. Xalane are getting too much profits to leave xamar let alone Somalia.Highly exaggerated.
Let me tell you something from a place of genuine advice.
If you are invested in someone else making possible your dream, it is best to start reevaluating that dream and choosing differently now when you control when and how and in what manner you grieve for the end of that dream.
Genuine, human advice.
The most profitable investor will always come from among the biggest risk takers, but the most predictable loss will always be investments into a losing proposition.

he is Af Shabaab Hawiye self-serving individual all he cares about is to get Mahad Salaad's kursi or blackmail the Govt they r looking for any chance to get attention. we have many Hawiye who want to be the new CBB but the Govt said no to them some of them are Hassan Sheikh qaraabo they started attacking him. No Corruptionkii Farmaajo.AS don't need to take over the capital.......they're already collecting taxes, assassinating opponents and committing atrocities freely.
Obviously this latest massacre of the innocents has caused people to be disillusioned with the government.
However, AS hasn't been under this much pressure since the days of Geedi.
The people must hold firm and continue the war against AS.........There is no other way.

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