Shabaab's territory has shrunk
The Greater Somalia with the Ethiopian and Kenya held Somali majority territories
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Shabaab's territory has shrunk
The Greater Somalia with the Ethiopian and Kenya held Somali majority territories
I thought Somalia was a libertarian paradise free from govt. 
Shabaab's territory has shrunk
The Greater Somalia with the Ethiopian and Kenya held Somali majority territories
lol, with Dire Dawa and Harar in the balance ain't no chance in hell without all out mayhem in the whole Horn. Yall can fukk with the Kenyans tho idgaf.
Personally tho, I think a united East Africa could be able to reconcile a united Greater Somali state as long as them borders are drawn favorably for the other parties. lmfao, listen to me I prolly sound like one of them Imperialist cacs at the Berlin conference tryna barter n shyt.
lol, with Dire Dawa and Harar in the balance ain't no chance in hell without all out mayhem in the whole Horn. Yall can fukk with the Kenyans tho idgaf.
Personally tho, I think a united East Africa could be able to reconcile a united Greater Somali state as long as them borders are drawn favorably for the other parties. lmfao, listen to me I prolly sound like one of them Imperialist cacs at the Berlin conference tryna barter n shyt.
You sound like Haile Selassie
You sound like Haile Selassie
lol, my best friend is Eritrean he be joking with me sayin that's my Amhara side tryna conquer some shyt. It ain't even gotta be all that tho, I just want the region to be as united as my African ass apartment complex was back in the day.
How bout this scenario? Yall get yall Greater Somali state except for Dire Dawa and Harar, brehs help yall yank back Socotra from those thieving Yemenis, huge investment towards stabilizing the area and developing it economically, major irrigation projects for Ogaden and a canal route from the coast to a man made lake at what would be the nation's capitol of a united East Africa which is also in yall territory and is some world class state-of-the-art shyt rivaling all the great capitals of the world.....but the catch is the United East African country would be named Ethiopia.
Would you still do it? Current Ethiopia would be named Abyssinia again of course. But yeah, would you do it? 
btw, waz been good wit my pirate nikkaz? They still catchin these merchants loafin?
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lol, my best friend is Eritrean he be joking with me sayin that's my Amhara side tryna conquer some shyt. It ain't even gotta be all that tho, I just want the region to be as united as my African ass apartment complex was back in the day.
How bout this scenario? Yall get yall Greater Somali state except for Dire Dawa and Harar, brehs help yall yank back Socotra from those thieving Yemenis, huge investment towards stabilizing the area and developing it economically, major irrigation projects for Ogaden and a canal route from the coast to a man made lake at what would be the nation's capitol of a united East Africa which is also in yall territory and is some world class state-of-the-art shyt rivaling all the great capitals of the world.....but the catch is the United East African country would be named Ethiopia.
btw, waz been good wit my pirate nikkaz? They still catchin these merchants loafin?
SomaliWeyn or nothing
As far pirates, Those nikkas are starving
no news
SomaliWeyn or nothing
As far pirates, Those nikkas are starving
I knew it, no amount of concessions or perks could make yall go down that road. lmfao, I love yall waryaas tho yall my family anyway idgaf.
smfh tho, how can they be starving after all those mils? They was eatin big plates of pasta on the beaches of Eyl and chewing khat and sippin tea all through Bossasso and now they starving? Captain Phillips won.
I knew it, no amount of concessions could make yall go down that road. lmfao, I love yall waryaas tho yall my family anyway.
smfh tho, how can they be starving after all those mils? They was eatin big plates of pasta on the beaches of Eyl and chewing khat and sippin tea all through Bossasso and now they starving? Captain Phillips won.
they ain't starving for food, they starving cause ships ain't going that route as much
the rich ones got houses in Nairobi and Abu Dhabi/DUbai
they ain't starving for food, they starving cause ships ain't going that route as much
the rich ones got houses in Nairobi and Abu Dhabi/DUbai
lmfao, they better hope that Artic route ain't real or else all them ships from Asia and Europe bout to skip that corridor altogether. At least some of my nikkaz made it, I was so proud to see them making a fukk up situation into a good one. nikkaz prolly ballin outta control as we speak.....:wowderas:
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Somalia's president expects new military push to begin in days
BY PHIL STEWART
WASHINGTON Tue Aug 5, 2014 10:26pm EDT
1 COMMENTS
(Reuters) - Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud told Reuters on Tuesday he expected a new military drive by African Union and Somali forces to start in the next few days to push al Shabaab militants from more territory.
Al Shabaab ruled most of the southern region of Somalia from 2006 until 2011 when African forces drove them out of Mogadishu and then expelled them from most urban centers in a nation that has faced war and turmoil for more than two decades.
But the al Qaeda-aligned Islamists, who sought to impose a very strict version of Islamic sharia law, still hold swathes of territory. Mohamud said those areas would be the focus of the operation, building on successes from another push earlier this year that reduced al Shabaab's territorial control.
"Operation Indian Ocean is going to start within the next few days," Mohamud said in an interview during a visit to Washington, where he is attending a summit of African leaders.
"We have all the measures in place to make sure that Operation Indian Ocean will definitely succeed."
The president dismissed a recent spate of attacks in Mogadishu -- which include the killing of a lawmaker last week -- as the "last kick" of a group he said was being squeezed by Somalia and African Union forces.
He said the same of al Shabaab's attacks overseas, which include an attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi last year which killed 67 people.
"This is a sign of weakness," Mohamud said. "The geographic area of al Shabaab has (shrunken) and now they are changing their tactics."
Mohamud said he felt confident in his own personal security despite attempts on his life over the years. Militants have repeatedly attacked the presidential compound, including a car bomb strike in July.
"Al Shabaab has been attempting to eliminate myself and other top leadership. But they couldn’t succeed in the past and they can’t succeed in the future," he said.
Mohamud's visit to the United States comes at a time of deepening ties between the two countries. The United States in June announced it would appoint its first ambassador to Somalia since 1993, and Somalia's first ambassador to Washington in over two decades accompanied Mohamud's delegation during his visit.
"(The) U.S.-Somali relationship is improving," Mohamud said, adding "we are talking about strategic partnership."
Somalia's president expects new military push to begin in days
BY PHIL STEWART
WASHINGTON Tue Aug 5, 2014 10:26pm EDT
1 COMMENTS
(Reuters) - Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud told Reuters on Tuesday he expected a new military drive by African Union and Somali forces to start in the next few days to push al Shabaab militants from more territory.
Al Shabaab ruled most of the southern region of Somalia from 2006 until 2011 when African forces drove them out of Mogadishu and then expelled them from most urban centers in a nation that has faced war and turmoil for more than two decades.
But the al Qaeda-aligned Islamists, who sought to impose a very strict version of Islamic sharia law, still hold swathes of territory. Mohamud said those areas would be the focus of the operation, building on successes from another push earlier this year that reduced al Shabaab's territorial control.
"Operation Indian Ocean is going to start within the next few days," Mohamud said in an interview during a visit to Washington, where he is attending a summit of African leaders.
"We have all the measures in place to make sure that Operation Indian Ocean will definitely succeed."
The president dismissed a recent spate of attacks in Mogadishu -- which include the killing of a lawmaker last week -- as the "last kick" of a group he said was being squeezed by Somalia and African Union forces.
He said the same of al Shabaab's attacks overseas, which include an attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi last year which killed 67 people.
"This is a sign of weakness," Mohamud said. "The geographic area of al Shabaab has (shrunken) and now they are changing their tactics."
Mohamud said he felt confident in his own personal security despite attempts on his life over the years. Militants have repeatedly attacked the presidential compound, including a car bomb strike in July.
"Al Shabaab has been attempting to eliminate myself and other top leadership. But they couldn’t succeed in the past and they can’t succeed in the future," he said.
Mohamud's visit to the United States comes at a time of deepening ties between the two countries. The United States in June announced it would appoint its first ambassador to Somalia since 1993, and Somalia's first ambassador to Washington in over two decades accompanied Mohamud's delegation during his visit.
"(The) U.S.-Somali relationship is improving," Mohamud said, adding "we are talking about strategic partnership."