easttowestt 🌍
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Somalian culture is so corrupt that in 2023, Somalia’s athletics federation sent a pregnant woman to compete in the 100 m at the World University Games. She finished in 21.81 seconds – the slowest time ever recorded in an international competition. It later turned out the “athlete” was actually the niece of Somalia’s Head of Athletics Federation.
easttowestt 🌍2,812,856 views • 9 months ago
Humanitarian aid worker Sonja Nientiet traveled to Somalia to aid those in need but was abducted by a security guard entrusted with protecting both her and the International Red Cross facility. She has been missing for seven years and presumed dead a heartbreaking belief her late mother, who passed away at 84 last year, also held. However, a newly surfaced video reveals she is alive, visibly aged, and frail after nearly a decade in Somalian captivity. #savesonja
easttowestt 🌍1,158,440 views • 9 months ago
Fun fact: it gets even crazier 🤪 Siad Barre’s brother, Abdirahman Jama Barre (also known as Jama Barre), who served as the longest-serving foreign minister of Somalia, gained asylum in San Diego in the 1990s. Today, Siad Barre’s nephew, Abadir Barre, runs an immigration law firm in manhattan that he claims has helped thousands of people gain legal status. This same nephew filed a civil lawsuit against the Trump Administration in 2020.
easttowestt 🌍169,005 views • 2 months ago
Before antisemites, Egyptians, Turks, Saudis, leftists, and Muslim Brotherhood types falsely claim that the Republic of Somaliland is a newly created “Israeli project,” I’ll share this video of a 1999 congressional debate on a resolution to help the people of the Republic of Somaliland. Before the great nation of Israel came to the side of the Republic of Somaliland, Somalilanders spent 35 years rebuilding alone after a devastating genocide. As stated by Republican Representative Edward Royce in 1999 as part of a congressional push for a bill to help Somalilanders, that effort ultimately did not pass. Nevertheless, Somalilanders persevered and rebuilt their nation with their own hands. “ The people in the north here call their territory Somaliland..they want no part of the thuggery to the south( Somalia). In the north children in crisp white shirts attend school and play cheerful games of soccer and their parents busily rebuild broken homes, hammering new roofs or white washing walls and not a gun in sight” The resolution was sponsored by California Representative Tom Campbell, who aimed to assist a peaceful and stable nation in an otherwise turbulent neighborhood, acknowledging Somaliland’s progress: “Whereas in the area in the northern part of Somalia, referred to as Somaliland by the elected representatives of the people living there, a significant level of economic and social stability has been achieved, promising likely success for international and United States sponsored economic development and humanitarian programs.” The Republic of Somaliland and its people persevered. It was the great state of Israel that finally took action, seeing the similarities of a democracy fighting for survival in a rough neighborhood. Hopefully the United States will do the right thing by acknowledging a strategic ally but regardless of what happens the Republic of Somaliland will carry on and remain till the end of time.
easttowestt 🌍11,491 views • 6 days ago
A genocidal war against the people of Somaliland, and the Isaaq clan in particular, was allowed to be waged from the heart of America by defeated remnants of the Barre regime. Using money stolen from taxpayers, they waged a brutal war for nine months, funded primarily from Ohio, Minnesota, and Maine. After declaring jihad in March from the Minnesota State Capitol, they celebrated their August 2023 victory with a City of St. Paul declaration recognizing that conflict and its outcome — a full six months before the “government” in Mogadishu did the same. Every Somalian politician took part in this. Ilhan Omar, who was privy to confidential information concerning United States interest in a joint military exercise in Berbera, Somaliland, and a potential future base deal (Tim Burchett), subsequently, on December 21, 2022, hurriedly took that information to her homeland of Somalia, arriving first in Garowe and then Mogadishu to notify them of the urgency. A few days later, on December 31, 2022, a Somaliland opposition politician was assassinated in the town of Las Anod, which triggered a premeditated uprising and the start of the conflict. A few days after that, Ahmed Hirsi, Ilhan Omar’s former husband, and Ali Isse, District Deputy Director for Ilhan Omar, attended a fundraiser for the conflict. In March 2023, a protest took place in which calls for jihad, weapons, and financing rang out from the center of the Minnesota State House. In an August 2023 campaign rally in Ward 6, Jamal Osman celebrated the forced withdrawal of Somaliland’s army who capitulated to the threats made by the state department. The capture of a Somaliland base Goojacade by the clan militia and their Somalian government allies, was celebrated at the Minneapolis rally with cheers that “Greater Somalia is next” and “Long live Somalia!” The Biden administration not only looked the other way; it warned and threatened the people of Somaliland with repercussions if they did not allow the militias space to regroup. Conflicts launched from the United States that have devastating repercussions on people who endured a genocide and built a peaceful existence are not right and should be investigated to ensure they never happen again. *Video below is the March 2023 Minnesota state Capitol rally
easttowestt 🌍177,179 views • 9 months ago
Minnesota recently paused issuing non-domiciled CDLs (Commercial Driver's Licenses) for foreign nationals after federal audits found a third of them were issued illegally Habhab trucking school located in Minneapolis states ‘non domicile ok, no permit, no problem’ with some Somalians coming from as far as Ohio to get issued CDLs
easttowestt 🌍 🇮🇱🇹🇼141,724 views • 8 months ago
Meet Kassim Busuri who only four months ago demanded President Trump apologize for calling Somalians “garbage.” Turns out Trump was right. Busuri, owner of A Plus Universal Child Care and Learning Center, had his business raided today. Oh, and he’s also St. Paul’s first Somalian city council member. Garbage indeed.
easttowestt 🌍72,954 views • 4 months ago
Minnesota taxpayers have financed a construction boom in Mogadishu and parts of Kenya
easttowestt 🌍 🇮🇱🇹🇼133,695 views • 9 months ago
