Iman
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Divided Nation: Why are ethnically cleansed groups pushing the ideology of Greater Somalia 🇸🇴 more than others? It is no surprise that refugees of the 1991 civil war are running around in the diaspora pushing weak, pro-Somali rhetoric. This is a group of people who have been brainwashed by their leadership to believe in a united Somalia, even after being ethnically cleansed from the capital. This is the exact reason why the current government in Mogadishu, even though they hate the people of Somaliland, respects them more than the slimy, weasel-like, two-faced groups in Puntland.
Iman48,748 Aufrufe • vor 5 Tagen
Is Dr. Omar Suleiman prepared to apologize to the people of Somaliland? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel has made its position explicitly clear. Palestinian relocation is not on the table. There is no agreement, no plan, and no discussion involving the relocation of Gazans to Somaliland. The Israeli foreign minister has publicly clarified this, stating unambiguously that Gazan emigration to Somaliland is not part of any arrangement. If the argument was simply that Somaliland cannot engage with Israel 🇮🇱, that position immediately collapses under scrutiny. Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, Turkey, and the UAE, all Arab and Muslim-majority states, maintain diplomatic, economic, or strategic relationships with Israel. None of them are accused of facilitating population transfers or ethnic displacement. What remains, then, is not a principled stance but manufactured outrage built on misinformation. Somaliland was falsely dragged into a narrative it had no part in, for political theater and ideological posturing. At minimum, an acknowledgment of error is warranted. Silence in the face of clarified facts is not moral courage. It is intellectual dishonesty and borderline racism and Arab supremacy.
Iman60,680 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten
These old Darod men are living in a fantasy world of the past, and honestly, who can blame them? Everything they believed for the last 31 plus years is completely outdated in today’s reality, and accepting that collapse must be painful. Imagine the emotional shock. A city they once thought was theirs or belonged to everyone suddenly isn’t theirs anymore. In fact, they are now guests. History repeats itself. Ask the Latins about Constantinople. They too must have felt exactly what these old men are feeling today. But reality is reality, and it must be accepted. Reinvesting in their own regions is the only viable path forward. Not because the system is fair or functional, but because pretending otherwise has already brought nothing but decline and humiliation. I do not promote Balkanization, but I also refuse to prop up fantasies. If unity is ever going to survive, honest conversations must happen. Telling people that Mogadishu is for everyone when the city is visibly structured around the 4.5 system is a joke. A capital that belongs to all Somalis cannot be a place where some must be treated as polite, obedient guests. Trying to force Mogadishu to hold the title of shared capital, while the actual dynamics contradict that claim every single day, is bizarre. You must accept that you are a guest, that the lavish hotels double as padded walls for the delusional, and that the proper guest behavior is enforced. The real position should be clear: find a city no one owns and designate it as the shared capital. If not, the inevitable future is a Yugoslav-style Balkanization. To the victor go the spoils, and now we must discuss how to move forward based on real conditions, not on nostalgia, not on illusions. Mogadishu is not yours. And no matter how loudly the old guard protests, that fact will not change. The irony is that even the so-called owners send mixed messages: making the guests feel at home, then exploding with outrage when those guests act like they belong. It is a dangerous and confused game. In the end, if this mission is going to succeed, genuine honesty, not fantasy or denial, must be the foundation of the conversation.
Iman33,474 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten
Divided Nation W/Iman Darod supporters refuse to accept the reality of Somali politics. The entire system is built on the 4.5 clan power share, yet I am the bad guy for saying it out loud. I call out Hassan for being the most centralized president in years. He is delivering on the centralization project. The only problem is that he is not from the tribe they wanted in that seat.
Iman25,396 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten
I honestly don’t know how many different ways a Darod dogs and their bottom feeder clan groups of pathetic losers can be told to piss off. It’s not complicated. This isn’t Constantinople anymore. It’s Istanbul. The sooner the Byzantine-minded delusional crowd accepts that they are, at best, well-behaved guests and, at worst, untrained slaves, the better for everyone. The audacity and pure ignorance it takes to stroll back into Mogadishu believing you can simply pick up where you left off is a level of delusion I pray I never experience. From the most elitist Mogadishu resident to the bajaj driver on the street, everyone understands one simple truth: the city belongs to the victor, and to the victor go the spoils.
Iman13,802 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten
It’s almost laughable how desperate some are to insert themselves into a conversation they weren’t even mentioned in (specifically, Somalia). This individual is relentlessly pushing the idea of "One Somalia," a delusional, utopian concept. The problem with this perspective is that when you lack a clear, analytical understanding of the on-the-ground realities, you end up supporting ideologies like "One Somalia" without any grasp of the situation. Right now, our brave defense forces (Puntland Defense Forces) are engaged in a fierce battle against international terrorists such as ISIS; without the assistance of African Union troops in southern Somalia, Turkish training, UK support, or any other "goodie bags" that have been handed out to others. #Puntland has fought to restore order in a way that the United States failed to do in the early '90s. When Puntland entered #Mogadishu, claiming to restore whatever vision you’re dreaming of, the very first thing they were met with was a request to leave. Yet Puntland continued its efforts, risking its own stability for the past 14 years. Currently, your so-called "Somalia" has blocked nearly $400 million in international funding for Puntland. This includes educational funds, health funds, and crucial infrastructure projects for economic prosperity. The very resources Puntland needs to continue its progress are being blocked by the central government. I understand you may have sympathy for the Palestinians, and I feel for their plight as well. But it’s hypocritical to cry over the atrocities in other places while ignoring the daily suffering and injustice within your so-called #Somalia. Under the current circumstances, I don’t see the Fatherland accepting your proposal. However, #Somaliland, unlike those who are still living in a fantasy, has been serious about its independence for nearly 35 years. Your dream of a unified Somalia died in 1991 for many, 1969 for others, and 1961 for yet more. This United Nations-backed "Somalia" project is nothing but a joke, and the rest of the world knows it. Eventually, everyone will come to see the truth.
Iman22,321 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Full Video Saturday: Return on investment (ROI) The average Ahmed Somali living in the West transforms into a king back home. Somali Uber drivers, truck drivers, bus drivers, meat processing plant workers, warehouse workers, and janitors secure seats in #Somalia's Parliament, not through merit but by purchasing them, expecting a return on their investment.
Iman14,006 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
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