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𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐚’𝐬 𝐖𝐚𝐫 𝐨𝐧 𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝: 𝐓𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐦, 𝐃𝐞𝐛𝐭 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐬, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐨𝐦: #Somaliland’s steadfast alliance with #Taiwan has drawn the wrath of #China, an authoritarian regime desperate to crush democratic nations and expand its global grip. #Somalia exploits #Beijing’s “One-China Policy” to falsely claim #Somaliland as its own. But... here’s the truth: #Somaliland never legally joined #Somalia. No union was ever ratified and we restored our sovereignty in 1991 after being held under occupation by an authoritarian regime for 29 years, and no amount of revisionism will erase it. Now, #China is actively aiding terrorist militias in #Lascanood, fueling violence to destabilize #Somaliland. Why? Because they fear our imminent recognition by the United States—a moment that will strengthen democracy in the Horn of Africa. But this isn’t just about #Somaliland. Across #Africa, #China has crippled economies with its loan-shark schemes, trapping nations in debt to exploit their natural resources. #Somaliland’s self-reliance and partnerships with democracies threaten this predatory agenda. It’s time to expose #Beijing for what it is: a global bully funding terrorism and looting #Africa under the guise of “development.” The world must hold #China accountable. #Democracy #Terrorism #DebtTrapshow more

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For those unfamiliar with Somaliland’s history: Somaliland was legally recognized as an independent state on 26 June 1960. At that time, it was acknowledged by several countries and entered the international community as a sovereign entity. Only days later, Somaliland voluntarily united with Somalia, a union that was never properly ratified and ultimately collapsed. Following years of conflict and injustice, Somaliland reasserted its sovereignty in 1991, restoring the independence it had previously held. Since then, Somaliland has built its own government, maintained peace and security, and functioned as a stable, self-governing state for over three decades. This historical and legal record forms the foundation of Somaliland’s rightful claim to recognition today. #Somaliland

For those unfamiliar with Somaliland’s history: Somaliland was legally recognized as an independent state on 26 June 1960. At that time, it was acknowledged by several countries and entered the international community as a sovereign entity. Only days later, Somaliland voluntarily united with Somalia, a union that was never properly ratified and ultimately collapsed. Following years of conflict and injustice, Somaliland reasserted its sovereignty in 1991, restoring the independence it had previously held. Since then, Somaliland has built its own government, maintained peace and security, and functioned as a stable, self-governing state for over three decades. This historical and legal record forms the foundation of Somaliland’s rightful claim to recognition today. #Somaliland

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On November 27, 2001, Saad Nuur, the Republic of Somaliland’s ambassador to the United States, rightfully declared: “Do not lump Somalilanders in with the failed state,” emphasizing that there was no issue of terrorism via Al-Itihaad in Somaliland. The Republic of Somaliland has had nothing to do with the terrorism, fraud, piracy and warlords in Somalia. Somalilanders rebuilt their nation after a ten year war to free themselves from a brutal Marxist regime and created a free market democracy in one of the most hostile regions of the world. It’s time the United States ditched the ‘One Somalia’ policy President Donald J. Trump Marco Rubio Christopher Landau

On November 27, 2001, Saad Nuur, the Republic of Somaliland’s ambassador to the United States, rightfully declared: “Do not lump Somalilanders in with the failed state,” emphasizing that there was no issue of terrorism via Al-Itihaad in Somaliland. The Republic of Somaliland has had nothing to do with the terrorism, fraud, piracy and warlords in Somalia. Somalilanders rebuilt their nation after a ten year war to free themselves from a brutal Marxist regime and created a free market democracy in one of the most hostile regions of the world. It’s time the United States ditched the ‘One Somalia’ policy President Donald J. Trump Marco Rubio Christopher Landau

easttowestt 🌍

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The world has waited long enough. Somaliland must be recognized as an independent nation now - not next year, not after more diplomatic delays. Every day that passes gives more power to authoritarian regimes looking to control one of the most important regions on Earth. Let’s be clear: Somalia is a failed state. Its government doesn’t fight terrorism effectively, can’t protect its own people, and has a terrible human rights record. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has shown again and again that he is not a leader, but a threat to stability. Despite this, the international community continues to act as if Somalia is in control - when it clearly is not. In contrast, Somaliland is functioning like a real country. It holds free elections, keeps order, and runs its institutions - all without help from the global powers. Its people have built a working democracy, and yet they are ignored by the West. Now Somalia is making false claims over Somaliland’s key infrastructure - like Berbera Port and Berbera Airport — trying to take control of what doesn’t belong to them. This is nothing more than a power grab, using the same bullying tactics we see from Putin. Somalia wants to crush Somaliland’s independence, even though it can’t manage its own territory. And what does the world do? Nothing. It stands by, frozen, while aggressors move in. Russia, China, and Iran are not waiting. They’re watching this power vacuum and moving fast to expand their influence. They want control of key trade routes, ports, and governments - and if the West doesn’t act, they will succeed. Somaliland is the frontline - not just geographically, but politically. It stands between democracy and dictatorship. Berbera Port matters. It sits right at the entrance to the Gulf of Aden and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait - where nearly 12% of all global trade passes through. If Iran’s militias or China’s navy gain a foothold there, it would be a disaster for global trade and security. The EU and its allies must step up. This is about more than loyalty to a democratic partner - it’s about protecting our own interests. Recognizing Somaliland gives us a trusted ally, access to key intelligence, and a stable partner in a region where the West is losing ground. It would send a clear message: we stand with democracy, not chaos. Somalia, meanwhile, is collapsing. More than half its population lives in poverty, and its government does little to help. Somalia ranks last in Africa on the Human Development Index. That’s not just a number - it’s a failure of leadership. So why is the world still pretending Somalia should speak for Somaliland? Somaliland is already a nation in everything but name. It governs, it protects, and it builds. The only thing missing is the world’s recognition. Refusing to acknowledge Somaliland doesn’t just insult its people - it empowers pirates, warlords, and hostile regimes. The West is running out of time. Iran is turning Yemen into a weapons base. China is expanding its reach. Ships are being harassed in the Red Sea. The signs couldn’t be clearer. To ignore Somaliland is to invite chaos. To recognize it is to support peace, democracy, and a more secure future. The choice is obvious. The time is now.

The world has waited long enough. Somaliland must be recognized as an independent nation now - not next year, not after more diplomatic delays. Every day that passes gives more power to authoritarian regimes looking to control one of the most important regions on Earth. Let’s be clear: Somalia is a failed state. Its government doesn’t fight terrorism effectively, can’t protect its own people, and has a terrible human rights record. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has shown again and again that he is not a leader, but a threat to stability. Despite this, the international community continues to act as if Somalia is in control - when it clearly is not. In contrast, Somaliland is functioning like a real country. It holds free elections, keeps order, and runs its institutions - all without help from the global powers. Its people have built a working democracy, and yet they are ignored by the West. Now Somalia is making false claims over Somaliland’s key infrastructure - like Berbera Port and Berbera Airport — trying to take control of what doesn’t belong to them. This is nothing more than a power grab, using the same bullying tactics we see from Putin. Somalia wants to crush Somaliland’s independence, even though it can’t manage its own territory. And what does the world do? Nothing. It stands by, frozen, while aggressors move in. Russia, China, and Iran are not waiting. They’re watching this power vacuum and moving fast to expand their influence. They want control of key trade routes, ports, and governments - and if the West doesn’t act, they will succeed. Somaliland is the frontline - not just geographically, but politically. It stands between democracy and dictatorship. Berbera Port matters. It sits right at the entrance to the Gulf of Aden and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait - where nearly 12% of all global trade passes through. If Iran’s militias or China’s navy gain a foothold there, it would be a disaster for global trade and security. The EU and its allies must step up. This is about more than loyalty to a democratic partner - it’s about protecting our own interests. Recognizing Somaliland gives us a trusted ally, access to key intelligence, and a stable partner in a region where the West is losing ground. It would send a clear message: we stand with democracy, not chaos. Somalia, meanwhile, is collapsing. More than half its population lives in poverty, and its government does little to help. Somalia ranks last in Africa on the Human Development Index. That’s not just a number - it’s a failure of leadership. So why is the world still pretending Somalia should speak for Somaliland? Somaliland is already a nation in everything but name. It governs, it protects, and it builds. The only thing missing is the world’s recognition. Refusing to acknowledge Somaliland doesn’t just insult its people - it empowers pirates, warlords, and hostile regimes. The West is running out of time. Iran is turning Yemen into a weapons base. China is expanding its reach. Ships are being harassed in the Red Sea. The signs couldn’t be clearer. To ignore Somaliland is to invite chaos. To recognize it is to support peace, democracy, and a more secure future. The choice is obvious. The time is now.

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"The recognition of #Somaliland will contribute greatly to regional stability, encouraging cooperation and dialogue between nations. Somaliland has already demonstrated that it is a reliable partner in fighting against terrorism and piracy, and this recognition will at least strengthen that cooperation. " Ali Mohamed, Le conseil universel des droits de l’homme, He added, "Recognising a sovereign #Somaliland will contribute to a safer, more prosperous future for all the people of the Horn of Africa. This is why we call for your support in this cause; together, we can make this a reality, inspiring many people in the Horn of Africa and beyond. We can change the course of history and give hope to those who fought for liberty and democracy” Ali Mohamed, Le conseil universel des droits de l’homme, ID: Human rights in Somalia - 43rd Meeting, 54th Regular Session of Human Rights Council

"The recognition of #Somaliland will contribute greatly to regional stability, encouraging cooperation and dialogue between nations. Somaliland has already demonstrated that it is a reliable partner in fighting against terrorism and piracy, and this recognition will at least strengthen that cooperation. " Ali Mohamed, Le conseil universel des droits de l’homme, He added, "Recognising a sovereign #Somaliland will contribute to a safer, more prosperous future for all the people of the Horn of Africa. This is why we call for your support in this cause; together, we can make this a reality, inspiring many people in the Horn of Africa and beyond. We can change the course of history and give hope to those who fought for liberty and democracy” Ali Mohamed, Le conseil universel des droits de l’homme, ID: Human rights in Somalia - 43rd Meeting, 54th Regular Session of Human Rights Council

Abdirashid Ibrahim

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I’m honestly shocked by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s words. He claimed Somaliland wants recognition just because Britain once colonized it. That is false completely false. Mr. President, let me teach you something real. Somaliland’s demand for independence isn’t about colonial history, it’s about justice, democracy, and dignity. The so-called 1960 Act of Union between Somaliland and Somalia was never properly ratified. Its validity has always been questionable, and Somaliland has every right to reclaim what was freely given and freely can be taken back. For more than 30 years, Somaliland has built something Somalia still struggles to achieve: a stable, democratic, and peaceful nation. Somaliland held five presidential elections, local council elections, and a constitutional referendum. Somaliland people elect their leaders through the will of the people not through clan deals or chaos. Somaliland has defended its land from terrorists, protected its shores from pirates, and stood tall on its own two feet while the world looked away. Somaliland people just want to breathe the air of freedom they’ve already earned. So, Mr. President of Somalia, how dare you belittle that? Do you even understand what “union” means? Or do you think pretending to be a modern-day Abraham Lincoln will make the world believe your story? Tell us one thing you’ve done that has truly changed your people’s lives for the better. Just one. You can’t , because there isn’t one. That’s exactly why Somaliland and its people will never give up their rightful path to reclaim their independence.

I’m honestly shocked by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s words. He claimed Somaliland wants recognition just because Britain once colonized it. That is false completely false. Mr. President, let me teach you something real. Somaliland’s demand for independence isn’t about colonial history, it’s about justice, democracy, and dignity. The so-called 1960 Act of Union between Somaliland and Somalia was never properly ratified. Its validity has always been questionable, and Somaliland has every right to reclaim what was freely given and freely can be taken back. For more than 30 years, Somaliland has built something Somalia still struggles to achieve: a stable, democratic, and peaceful nation. Somaliland held five presidential elections, local council elections, and a constitutional referendum. Somaliland people elect their leaders through the will of the people not through clan deals or chaos. Somaliland has defended its land from terrorists, protected its shores from pirates, and stood tall on its own two feet while the world looked away. Somaliland people just want to breathe the air of freedom they’ve already earned. So, Mr. President of Somalia, how dare you belittle that? Do you even understand what “union” means? Or do you think pretending to be a modern-day Abraham Lincoln will make the world believe your story? Tell us one thing you’ve done that has truly changed your people’s lives for the better. Just one. You can’t , because there isn’t one. That’s exactly why Somaliland and its people will never give up their rightful path to reclaim their independence.

Fuad Abdi Ismail

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In the corridors of Westminster, momentum is building for a decision that could reshape the Horn of Africa: the formal recognition of Somaliland as an independent state. A representative of His Majesty’s Government recently remarked in conversation that the issue is taking on renewed urgency. At least ten prominent British parliamentarians and peers—both past and present—have publicly expressed their support for #Somaliland in recent years. Political Heavyweights Leading the charge is Sir Sir Gavin Williamson CBE MP MP (Conservative), MP for Stone, Great Wyrley & Penkridge, and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (#APPG) on Somaliland. Williamson’s advocacy has become the most visible symbol of Westminster’s growing awareness that #Somaliland deserves recognition. Joining him are figures such as Kim Johnson (The Labour Party Ireland), Co-Chair of the APPG and MP for Liverpool Riverside, and the ever-eminent Tom Tugendhat MP (Conservative), a respected voice on foreign affairs. The support extends into the House of Lords, with Lord (Edward) Julian Udny-Lister, a life peer and officer of the APPG, and David Howell of Guildford, who pressed the case during an October 2024 Lords debate. Former ministers and members of UK House of Commons have also added their weight: Zac Goldsmith, who openly called for recognition; Tim Loughton, who rallied a cross-party group of 15 MPs to push the Government; Stephen Doughty HC MP, who led delegations to Somaliland; and Paul Blomfield, the former The Labour Party MP who consistently raised Somaliland in #Commons debates until he stepped down in May 2024. This list represents more than isolated goodwill. It signals a cross-party consensus that Somaliland’s case is legitimate, long-standing, and increasingly unavoidable. The Race Against Time For many in #Westminster, the urgency is geopolitical. There is a real fear that #Britain could be outflanked by the United States if Donald J. Trump—moves first on recognition. This most exquisitely spoken Mandarin bluntly put it, “The UK cannot afford to be Trumped on Somaliland.” This sense of urgency is more than political maneuvering. It reflects Somaliland’s unique position: a functioning democracy in a region beset by instability, a partner on counterterrorism, and a former British protectorate whose independence was already once recognized. The Forgotten Independence of 1960 Somaliland’s story is not one of secession, but of interrupted sovereignty. On 26 June 1960, Somaliland achieved independence from Britain. Within days, more than 30 countries—including the UK, the US, Israel, Egypt, Ethiopia, and all five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council—formally recognized it. Crucially, #Somaliland was admitted to the United Nations as a full member on the very day of independence, under UN Resolution 141 (1960). Diplomatic notes were exchanged with the UK, and sovereign relations established. Five days later, in an ambitious but ill-fated experiment, Somaliland entered a union with the former Trust Territory of Somalia. But the union was never legally sound: Somaliland passed a “Union of Somaliland and Somalia Law” on 27 June 1960. Somalia passed a different “Act of Union” on 30 June. The two texts did not match and were never harmonized. Somaliland’s legislature never ratified the provisional Somali constitution. No valid treaty of union was ever deposited at the #UN, as required by Article 102 of the UN Charter. Yet, on 1 July 1960, Somalia presented itself to the world as the “continuation” of both states, effectively absorbing "impersonating," Somaliland’s independent UN membership. To many legal scholars, this amounted to a theft of sovereignty. Somaliland’s statehood was not legally dissolved, but politically sidelined. Impersonated at the UN What followed was decades of instability under the unified Republic of Somalia. The Somali state collapsed into civil war in 1991. From that moment, Somaliland quietly reasserted the independence it had briefly held in 1960. It built its own government, constitution, currency, judiciary, and armed forces. It has held multiple competitive elections judged free and fair by international observers. Unlike Mogadishu, which has struggled #terrorism, #piracy, and foreign interventions, #Somaliland has maintained relative peace and stability. It has acted as a de facto sovereign state for over three decades, yet remains unrecognized in the international system—a paradox born of a union that never legally existed. Why Recognition Matters Now Recognition is more than symbolism. It would unlock access to international financing, formalize Somaliland’s role as a regional security partner, and strengthen the UK’s diplomatic influence in the Horn of Africa. Critically, it would also correct a historical wrong. #Somaliland was recognized once already, its #UN membership unjustly erased without due process. Unlike other self-determination cases, #Somaliland is not seeking to break away from Somalia—it is seeking to restore its rightful, documented independence. A Time For Action In Westminster, the message is increasingly clear: the UK has a unique responsibility and a strategic opportunity. By moving first, #London would reaffirm historic ties, correct a legal injustice, and secure an ally in one of the world’s most volatile regions. As one 'parliamentarian told me: “Somaliland has done everything asked of it—peace, democracy, stability. It is time #Britain did the right thing. Recognition is not just an option; it is an obligation.” For #Somaliland, the wait has already lasted 64 years. The question is no longer whether recognition is deserved, but whether Britain will finally step forward—or allow history to repeat itself, with others leading the way. Somalilanders (video clip) "Last, week: It truly pained me to see that only one flag was missing among those of the Commonwealth countries hanging in Westminster, London — the flag of #Somaliland."

In the corridors of Westminster, momentum is building for a decision that could reshape the Horn of Africa: the formal recognition of Somaliland as an independent state. A representative of His Majesty’s Government recently remarked in conversation that the issue is taking on renewed urgency. At least ten prominent British parliamentarians and peers—both past and present—have publicly expressed their support for #Somaliland in recent years. Political Heavyweights Leading the charge is Sir Sir Gavin Williamson CBE MP MP (Conservative), MP for Stone, Great Wyrley & Penkridge, and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (#APPG) on Somaliland. Williamson’s advocacy has become the most visible symbol of Westminster’s growing awareness that #Somaliland deserves recognition. Joining him are figures such as Kim Johnson (The Labour Party Ireland), Co-Chair of the APPG and MP for Liverpool Riverside, and the ever-eminent Tom Tugendhat MP (Conservative), a respected voice on foreign affairs. The support extends into the House of Lords, with Lord (Edward) Julian Udny-Lister, a life peer and officer of the APPG, and David Howell of Guildford, who pressed the case during an October 2024 Lords debate. Former ministers and members of UK House of Commons have also added their weight: Zac Goldsmith, who openly called for recognition; Tim Loughton, who rallied a cross-party group of 15 MPs to push the Government; Stephen Doughty HC MP, who led delegations to Somaliland; and Paul Blomfield, the former The Labour Party MP who consistently raised Somaliland in #Commons debates until he stepped down in May 2024. This list represents more than isolated goodwill. It signals a cross-party consensus that Somaliland’s case is legitimate, long-standing, and increasingly unavoidable. The Race Against Time For many in #Westminster, the urgency is geopolitical. There is a real fear that #Britain could be outflanked by the United States if Donald J. Trump—moves first on recognition. This most exquisitely spoken Mandarin bluntly put it, “The UK cannot afford to be Trumped on Somaliland.” This sense of urgency is more than political maneuvering. It reflects Somaliland’s unique position: a functioning democracy in a region beset by instability, a partner on counterterrorism, and a former British protectorate whose independence was already once recognized. The Forgotten Independence of 1960 Somaliland’s story is not one of secession, but of interrupted sovereignty. On 26 June 1960, Somaliland achieved independence from Britain. Within days, more than 30 countries—including the UK, the US, Israel, Egypt, Ethiopia, and all five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council—formally recognized it. Crucially, #Somaliland was admitted to the United Nations as a full member on the very day of independence, under UN Resolution 141 (1960). Diplomatic notes were exchanged with the UK, and sovereign relations established. Five days later, in an ambitious but ill-fated experiment, Somaliland entered a union with the former Trust Territory of Somalia. But the union was never legally sound: Somaliland passed a “Union of Somaliland and Somalia Law” on 27 June 1960. Somalia passed a different “Act of Union” on 30 June. The two texts did not match and were never harmonized. Somaliland’s legislature never ratified the provisional Somali constitution. No valid treaty of union was ever deposited at the #UN, as required by Article 102 of the UN Charter. Yet, on 1 July 1960, Somalia presented itself to the world as the “continuation” of both states, effectively absorbing "impersonating," Somaliland’s independent UN membership. To many legal scholars, this amounted to a theft of sovereignty. Somaliland’s statehood was not legally dissolved, but politically sidelined. Impersonated at the UN What followed was decades of instability under the unified Republic of Somalia. The Somali state collapsed into civil war in 1991. From that moment, Somaliland quietly reasserted the independence it had briefly held in 1960. It built its own government, constitution, currency, judiciary, and armed forces. It has held multiple competitive elections judged free and fair by international observers. Unlike Mogadishu, which has struggled #terrorism, #piracy, and foreign interventions, #Somaliland has maintained relative peace and stability. It has acted as a de facto sovereign state for over three decades, yet remains unrecognized in the international system—a paradox born of a union that never legally existed. Why Recognition Matters Now Recognition is more than symbolism. It would unlock access to international financing, formalize Somaliland’s role as a regional security partner, and strengthen the UK’s diplomatic influence in the Horn of Africa. Critically, it would also correct a historical wrong. #Somaliland was recognized once already, its #UN membership unjustly erased without due process. Unlike other self-determination cases, #Somaliland is not seeking to break away from Somalia—it is seeking to restore its rightful, documented independence. A Time For Action In Westminster, the message is increasingly clear: the UK has a unique responsibility and a strategic opportunity. By moving first, #London would reaffirm historic ties, correct a legal injustice, and secure an ally in one of the world’s most volatile regions. As one 'parliamentarian told me: “Somaliland has done everything asked of it—peace, democracy, stability. It is time #Britain did the right thing. Recognition is not just an option; it is an obligation.” For #Somaliland, the wait has already lasted 64 years. The question is no longer whether recognition is deserved, but whether Britain will finally step forward—or allow history to repeat itself, with others leading the way. Somalilanders (video clip) "Last, week: It truly pained me to see that only one flag was missing among those of the Commonwealth countries hanging in Westminster, London — the flag of #Somaliland."

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In just 4 minutes on NEWSMAX with Rob Schmitt airing prime time, reaching 50 million Americans, on all major TV networks, and watched by President Donald Trump—Hassan Aden broke down what others couldn’t in decades: • Somaliland was an independent state before Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania even before Somalia itself! • Not a breakaway region •Somaliland is seeking re-recognition • No valid union was ever signed between Somaliland and Somalia • Somalia committed one of the biggest frauds in history stealing a country and effectively a UN seat from Somaliland using fraudulent union documents •200,000 Somalilanders (Isaaq) killed under Somalia's Siad Barre’s regime • Somaliland reclaimed sovereignty in 1991. Delivered the truth to millions of Americans—not to the usual Somali BBC coverage. Clear. Direct. Speaking to the right people. Future Somaliland Foreign Minister?? Somaliland Investment & Trade

In just 4 minutes on NEWSMAX with Rob Schmitt airing prime time, reaching 50 million Americans, on all major TV networks, and watched by President Donald Trump—Hassan Aden broke down what others couldn’t in decades: • Somaliland was an independent state before Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania even before Somalia itself! • Not a breakaway region •Somaliland is seeking re-recognition • No valid union was ever signed between Somaliland and Somalia • Somalia committed one of the biggest frauds in history stealing a country and effectively a UN seat from Somaliland using fraudulent union documents •200,000 Somalilanders (Isaaq) killed under Somalia's Siad Barre’s regime • Somaliland reclaimed sovereignty in 1991. Delivered the truth to millions of Americans—not to the usual Somali BBC coverage. Clear. Direct. Speaking to the right people. Future Somaliland Foreign Minister?? Somaliland Investment & Trade

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🚨 BREAKING NEWS The Republic of Somaliland is rapidly gaining visibility in the United States, with growing calls for official recognition emerging across media and political circles. This comes after Hassan Aden appeared on Rob Schmitt Tonight on Newsmax during prime-time on April 6, bringing Somaliland’s case directly to a large American audience. During the segment, Aden highlighted Somaliland’s stability, its 1991 restoration of independence, and its contrast with instability in Somalia… messaging that is increasingly resonating with U.S. viewers. The interview is part of a broader trend: Somaliland is becoming a growing topic in American political discourse, with some commentators and voices now urging Washington to reconsider its long-standing position and move toward recognition. The push reflects a widening effort by Somaliland officials to expand diplomatic influence in the U.S., as momentum appears to build beyond traditional policy circles and into mainstream media.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS The Republic of Somaliland is rapidly gaining visibility in the United States, with growing calls for official recognition emerging across media and political circles. This comes after Hassan Aden appeared on Rob Schmitt Tonight on Newsmax during prime-time on April 6, bringing Somaliland’s case directly to a large American audience. During the segment, Aden highlighted Somaliland’s stability, its 1991 restoration of independence, and its contrast with instability in Somalia… messaging that is increasingly resonating with U.S. viewers. The interview is part of a broader trend: Somaliland is becoming a growing topic in American political discourse, with some commentators and voices now urging Washington to reconsider its long-standing position and move toward recognition. The push reflects a widening effort by Somaliland officials to expand diplomatic influence in the U.S., as momentum appears to build beyond traditional policy circles and into mainstream media.

Dr. Vuu

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🚨#Breaking: Djibouti Offers Ethiopia Full Control of Port in Bid to Counter Somaliland Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssef ( Mahmoud Ali youssouf ), has proposed granting Ethiopia 100% control of the port of Tajourah, along with a new corridor leading to the port, as a solution to Ethiopia's lack of sea access. In an interview with the BBC, Youssef stated that the proposal, which includes a newly constructed corridor connecting the port to the Ethiopian border, aims to resolve Ethiopia's longstanding issue of accessing the sea. He indicated that President Ismail Oma Geela will discuss the proposal with leaders from Somalia and Ethiopia during the upcoming China-Africa summit next week. The proposal comes amidst heightened tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia over the recent agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland, which Somalia vehemently opposes. Djibouti, meanwhile, is engaged in an economic war with Somaliland, aiming to hinder its economic growth and international recognition. Youssef believes this proposal could create a win-win situation for all parties involved. However, the proposal is primarily aimed at strengthening Djibouti's economic dominance over Ethiopia, while simultaneously bolstering Somalia's claims to Somaliland and hindering its recognition. The potential impact of this proposal on Somaliland's economic growth and its pursuit of international recognition remains a key concern. In both cases, whether an agreement is reached between Ethiopia and #Somaliland or between #Djibouti and #Ethiopia for access to the sea, Ethiopia may achieve its goals, leaving Somaliland in opposition to both Somalia and Djibouti.

🚨#Breaking: Djibouti Offers Ethiopia Full Control of Port in Bid to Counter Somaliland Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssef ( Mahmoud Ali youssouf ), has proposed granting Ethiopia 100% control of the port of Tajourah, along with a new corridor leading to the port, as a solution to Ethiopia's lack of sea access. In an interview with the BBC, Youssef stated that the proposal, which includes a newly constructed corridor connecting the port to the Ethiopian border, aims to resolve Ethiopia's longstanding issue of accessing the sea. He indicated that President Ismail Oma Geela will discuss the proposal with leaders from Somalia and Ethiopia during the upcoming China-Africa summit next week. The proposal comes amidst heightened tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia over the recent agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland, which Somalia vehemently opposes. Djibouti, meanwhile, is engaged in an economic war with Somaliland, aiming to hinder its economic growth and international recognition. Youssef believes this proposal could create a win-win situation for all parties involved. However, the proposal is primarily aimed at strengthening Djibouti's economic dominance over Ethiopia, while simultaneously bolstering Somalia's claims to Somaliland and hindering its recognition. The potential impact of this proposal on Somaliland's economic growth and its pursuit of international recognition remains a key concern. In both cases, whether an agreement is reached between Ethiopia and #Somaliland or between #Djibouti and #Ethiopia for access to the sea, Ethiopia may achieve its goals, leaving Somaliland in opposition to both Somalia and Djibouti.

Mariam Robly | مريم روبلى

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Somaliland: The Strategic Gateway the World Can No Longer Ignore At the crossroads of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia lies a stable, democratic, and strategically vital nation overlooking the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden — #Somaliland. For over three decades, Somaliland has maintained peace, built democratic institutions, and safeguarded one of the world’s most important maritime corridors, through which over 12% of global trade passes. With Israel’s historic recognition, the global conversation has shifted. The question is no longer whether Somaliland will be recognized — but who will lead next. 🇺🇸 For the United States, Somaliland offers: A reliable democratic partner in a volatile region Strategic access to the Red Sea A counterbalance to instability and unchecked Chinese expansion 🇮🇳 For #India, Somaliland represents: A natural Indo-Pacific partner Secure maritime cooperation A stable gateway to African markets and energy diversification Recognition is not charity. It is strategy. The gateway is open. History rewards those who act early. ▶️ Watch. Share. Engage.

Somaliland: The Strategic Gateway the World Can No Longer Ignore At the crossroads of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia lies a stable, democratic, and strategically vital nation overlooking the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden — #Somaliland. For over three decades, Somaliland has maintained peace, built democratic institutions, and safeguarded one of the world’s most important maritime corridors, through which over 12% of global trade passes. With Israel’s historic recognition, the global conversation has shifted. The question is no longer whether Somaliland will be recognized — but who will lead next. 🇺🇸 For the United States, Somaliland offers: A reliable democratic partner in a volatile region Strategic access to the Red Sea A counterbalance to instability and unchecked Chinese expansion 🇮🇳 For #India, Somaliland represents: A natural Indo-Pacific partner Secure maritime cooperation A stable gateway to African markets and energy diversification Recognition is not charity. It is strategy. The gateway is open. History rewards those who act early. ▶️ Watch. Share. Engage.

Horndiplomat

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Taiwan Is a Mirror China Wants to Smash. China doesn’t just hate Taiwan because of history or borders . It hates Taiwan because Taiwan exposes the CCP’s greatest lie. While mainland China struggles under authoritarian rule, Taiwan has built a thriving democracy, a booming high-tech economy, and a global reputation for freedom and innovation. With a GDP per capita more than three times higher than China’s, world-leading chip manufacturing, and free elections, Taiwan proves that the Chinese people don’t need the Communist Party to succeed. In this video, we dive into why Taiwan’s very existence threatens Beijing and why Xi Jinping would risk everything to erase it.

Taiwan Is a Mirror China Wants to Smash. China doesn’t just hate Taiwan because of history or borders . It hates Taiwan because Taiwan exposes the CCP’s greatest lie. While mainland China struggles under authoritarian rule, Taiwan has built a thriving democracy, a booming high-tech economy, and a global reputation for freedom and innovation. With a GDP per capita more than three times higher than China’s, world-leading chip manufacturing, and free elections, Taiwan proves that the Chinese people don’t need the Communist Party to succeed. In this video, we dive into why Taiwan’s very existence threatens Beijing and why Xi Jinping would risk everything to erase it.

Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle

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REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND will not be associated with that kind of corruption or criminality. Somaliland built something stronger, cleaner, and far more disciplined, and we refuse to let anyone mix our name with failed Somalia again. For 34 years we stood on our own feet. No USAID. No handouts. No dependency. Our peace was earned. Our democracy was built. Our stability is ours, forged by Somalilanders, not funded from abroad. Our Parliament’s FIRST act will be a new national name. Bold, uncompromising, and free from any association with failed Somalia’s collapse. Which name carries our pride into the future? Leave a comment. 1) Republic of East Africa — chosen to project a commanding regional identity and assert Somaliland as a rising power in East Africa. 2) The Horn Republic — chosen to claim our role as the most stable, responsible, and functional nation in the Horn of Africa. 3) Adal Republic — chosen to revive the strength and legacy of the historic Adal Sultanate and our ancestral statehood. Scott Perry Ted Cruz Brian Mast Fox News The Will Cain Show Christopher Landau Tibor Nagy Dr. J. Peter Pham 🇺🇲 Rashid Abdi Presidency | Republic of Somaliland

REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND will not be associated with that kind of corruption or criminality. Somaliland built something stronger, cleaner, and far more disciplined, and we refuse to let anyone mix our name with failed Somalia again. For 34 years we stood on our own feet. No USAID. No handouts. No dependency. Our peace was earned. Our democracy was built. Our stability is ours, forged by Somalilanders, not funded from abroad. Our Parliament’s FIRST act will be a new national name. Bold, uncompromising, and free from any association with failed Somalia’s collapse. Which name carries our pride into the future? Leave a comment. 1) Republic of East Africa — chosen to project a commanding regional identity and assert Somaliland as a rising power in East Africa. 2) The Horn Republic — chosen to claim our role as the most stable, responsible, and functional nation in the Horn of Africa. 3) Adal Republic — chosen to revive the strength and legacy of the historic Adal Sultanate and our ancestral statehood. Scott Perry Ted Cruz Brian Mast Fox News The Will Cain Show Christopher Landau Tibor Nagy Dr. J. Peter Pham 🇺🇲 Rashid Abdi Presidency | Republic of Somaliland

REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND

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In a provocative move, the U.S. has deployed 500 military personnel to Taiwan, as reported by Western media on May 26, 2025, directly violating the 1978 U.S.-China agreement banning such a presence. China has condemned this as a "salami slicing" strategy—small, calculated provocations to destabilize the region. This marks a dangerous escalation in the U.S.’s imperialist agenda, using Taiwan, a renegade province of China, as a pawn to maintain global dominance, much like it has in Ukraine. Historically, the U.S. stationed up to 30,000 troops in Taiwan during the 1950s and 60s, only to withdraw them in 1979 to counter the Soviet Union, betraying the island. Now, the U.S. is back, not just with troops but through hybrid warfare—funding NGOs, anti-China media, and rewriting history books to falsely portray Taiwan as culturally distinct, ignoring shared DNA, history, and traditions. China, seeking peaceful reunification, views this as aggression on its territory, a stance the U.S. acknowledges via the "One China" policy. The U.S.’s actions risk a devastating conflict, mirroring its chaos in Ukraine and the Middle East. China demands the U.S. withdraw its troops and halt its interference, warning that continued provocations could lead to severe consequences for regional stability and global peace.

In a provocative move, the U.S. has deployed 500 military personnel to Taiwan, as reported by Western media on May 26, 2025, directly violating the 1978 U.S.-China agreement banning such a presence. China has condemned this as a "salami slicing" strategy—small, calculated provocations to destabilize the region. This marks a dangerous escalation in the U.S.’s imperialist agenda, using Taiwan, a renegade province of China, as a pawn to maintain global dominance, much like it has in Ukraine. Historically, the U.S. stationed up to 30,000 troops in Taiwan during the 1950s and 60s, only to withdraw them in 1979 to counter the Soviet Union, betraying the island. Now, the U.S. is back, not just with troops but through hybrid warfare—funding NGOs, anti-China media, and rewriting history books to falsely portray Taiwan as culturally distinct, ignoring shared DNA, history, and traditions. China, seeking peaceful reunification, views this as aggression on its territory, a stance the U.S. acknowledges via the "One China" policy. The U.S.’s actions risk a devastating conflict, mirroring its chaos in Ukraine and the Middle East. China demands the U.S. withdraw its troops and halt its interference, warning that continued provocations could lead to severe consequences for regional stability and global peace.

Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹

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🇨🇳🇺🇸 The world is asking China a question it has avoided answering for decades: "When the United States begins to kidnap foreign leaders, invade weaker nations, plunder the resources of small countries, and carry out terrorist attacks with bombs, do you intend to remain silent, or prepare to become the order itself?" China certainly doesn't want to answer. Because answering means transforming from a builder of civilization into a guardian of the rules. But Trump's empire isn't maintaining order; it's creating neo-Nazism: Venezuela is the first, Mexico and Colombia are the second, and ultimately, every small country will understand: peace is not a right, but an insurance policy bought with nuclear weapons. The world will push China to the forefront, not because of its rise, but because there is no one else. This is the irony of the new order: the United States proves itself with bombs, while China is forced to prove its civilization with restraint.

🇨🇳🇺🇸 The world is asking China a question it has avoided answering for decades: "When the United States begins to kidnap foreign leaders, invade weaker nations, plunder the resources of small countries, and carry out terrorist attacks with bombs, do you intend to remain silent, or prepare to become the order itself?" China certainly doesn't want to answer. Because answering means transforming from a builder of civilization into a guardian of the rules. But Trump's empire isn't maintaining order; it's creating neo-Nazism: Venezuela is the first, Mexico and Colombia are the second, and ultimately, every small country will understand: peace is not a right, but an insurance policy bought with nuclear weapons. The world will push China to the forefront, not because of its rise, but because there is no one else. This is the irony of the new order: the United States proves itself with bombs, while China is forced to prove its civilization with restraint.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

780,383 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Victor Gao is the former translator for Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping. Now Vice President of the Beijing-based Centre for China and Globalisation, he gained international prominence following a viral interview with Cathy Newman of Channel 4 in the heat of the US trade war with China. Speaking at the inaugural session of the International Security Conference on Africa (ISCA), held in Kigali, Rwanda in June 2025, Gao elicited thunderous applause from the audience when he remarked that Africa should be free to use its own judgment to determine which country between China and the US works best as its development and trading partner. Here’s how he put it: “The real choice for Africa, as well as for the rest of mankind, is whether the United States is doing the right thing or is doing the wrong thing or whether China is doing the right thing or doing the wrong thing. If the United States is doing the right thing, work with the United States. But if the United States is doing the wrong thing, why should you bother about working with the United States or following its leadership? Similarly, if China is doing the right thing, why don't you want to work with China? And God forbid, if China is doing the wrong thing, why should you work with China? That means African countries, people in Africa, need to use their own brain power to make a decision first, whether this country or that country is doing the right thing or the wrong thing. Don't be forced by any other country to make a choice which will not serve your fundamental interests.”

Victor Gao is the former translator for Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping. Now Vice President of the Beijing-based Centre for China and Globalisation, he gained international prominence following a viral interview with Cathy Newman of Channel 4 in the heat of the US trade war with China. Speaking at the inaugural session of the International Security Conference on Africa (ISCA), held in Kigali, Rwanda in June 2025, Gao elicited thunderous applause from the audience when he remarked that Africa should be free to use its own judgment to determine which country between China and the US works best as its development and trading partner. Here’s how he put it: “The real choice for Africa, as well as for the rest of mankind, is whether the United States is doing the right thing or is doing the wrong thing or whether China is doing the right thing or doing the wrong thing. If the United States is doing the right thing, work with the United States. But if the United States is doing the wrong thing, why should you bother about working with the United States or following its leadership? Similarly, if China is doing the right thing, why don't you want to work with China? And God forbid, if China is doing the wrong thing, why should you work with China? That means African countries, people in Africa, need to use their own brain power to make a decision first, whether this country or that country is doing the right thing or the wrong thing. Don't be forced by any other country to make a choice which will not serve your fundamental interests.”

The Spearhead

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🇫🇷 Marine Le Pen: "we want to leave this Europe because it is not Europe. But, friends, Europe is not the European Union! Europe is us and it is time to put our house in order. Take power in France and Europe and give it back to the people! Our Europe is fraternal, alive, confident and in love with the future. We want to build not an anonymous European Union, but a union of European nations, a union of histories and destinies, respecting nations, cultures and identities in its own thousand-year history. Europe drew its strength not from a bureaucratic factory, but from the genius and energy of each of these nations and the uniqueness of these countries. Europe was strong only because these nations were free, Europe was great only because these nations were enterprising, Europe shone only because these nations moved forward. Today, when the whole world, the United States, China, Russia and the BRICS are questioning the power of Europe, Europe can only regain its place by the return of the nations that make it up."

🇫🇷 Marine Le Pen: "we want to leave this Europe because it is not Europe. But, friends, Europe is not the European Union! Europe is us and it is time to put our house in order. Take power in France and Europe and give it back to the people! Our Europe is fraternal, alive, confident and in love with the future. We want to build not an anonymous European Union, but a union of European nations, a union of histories and destinies, respecting nations, cultures and identities in its own thousand-year history. Europe drew its strength not from a bureaucratic factory, but from the genius and energy of each of these nations and the uniqueness of these countries. Europe was strong only because these nations were free, Europe was great only because these nations were enterprising, Europe shone only because these nations moved forward. Today, when the whole world, the United States, China, Russia and the BRICS are questioning the power of Europe, Europe can only regain its place by the return of the nations that make it up."

🌐geopolitics in the picture

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THIS YOU WILL NEVER LEARN IN SCHOOL We must get this continent back to life. ° Africa area = 30,37 million km2 ° China area = 9,6 million km2 ° US area = 9,8 million km2 ° Europa area = 10,18 million km2 ● Africa is bigger than all of Europe, China and the United States of America together. ● But on most world maps, Africa is represented in downsize. This is deliberately done to create the visual effect of a small Africa to manipulate, brainwash, and deceive Africans wherever they are: - Africa has 60 % arable land; - Africa owns 90 % of raw material reserve; - Africa owns 40 % of the global gold reserve; - Africa, 33 % of diamond reserve; - Africa has 80 % of Coltan's global reserve (mineral for telephone and electronics production), mainly in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - Africa has 60 % of global cobalt reserve (mineral for car battery manufacture) - Africa is rich in oil and natural gas. - Africa (Namibia) has the world's richest fish coastline. - Africa is rich in manganese, iron and wood. - Africa is three times the area of China, three times the area of Europe, three times the United States of America. - Africa has thirty-half million km2 (30 875 415 km2); - Africa has 1,3 billion inhabitants (China has 1,4 billion inhabitants in 9,6 million km2). Which means Africa is SUBPOPULATED. -The arable lands of the Democratic Republic of Congo are capable of feeding all of Africa. And all of Africa's arable land is a cord to feed the whole world. - The Democratic Republic of Congo has important rivers that can illuminate Africa. The problem is that the CIA, western companies and some African puppets have destabilized DRC for decades. - Africa is a culturally diverse continent in terms of dance, music, architecture, sculpture, etc. - Africa accommodates 30.000 medicinal recipes and herbs that the West modifies in its laboratories. - Africa has a young global population that should reach 2,5 billion by the year 2050. ● AFRICA REPRESENTS THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY‼️

THIS YOU WILL NEVER LEARN IN SCHOOL We must get this continent back to life. ° Africa area = 30,37 million km2 ° China area = 9,6 million km2 ° US area = 9,8 million km2 ° Europa area = 10,18 million km2 ● Africa is bigger than all of Europe, China and the United States of America together. ● But on most world maps, Africa is represented in downsize. This is deliberately done to create the visual effect of a small Africa to manipulate, brainwash, and deceive Africans wherever they are: - Africa has 60 % arable land; - Africa owns 90 % of raw material reserve; - Africa owns 40 % of the global gold reserve; - Africa, 33 % of diamond reserve; - Africa has 80 % of Coltan's global reserve (mineral for telephone and electronics production), mainly in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - Africa has 60 % of global cobalt reserve (mineral for car battery manufacture) - Africa is rich in oil and natural gas. - Africa (Namibia) has the world's richest fish coastline. - Africa is rich in manganese, iron and wood. - Africa is three times the area of China, three times the area of Europe, three times the United States of America. - Africa has thirty-half million km2 (30 875 415 km2); - Africa has 1,3 billion inhabitants (China has 1,4 billion inhabitants in 9,6 million km2). Which means Africa is SUBPOPULATED. -The arable lands of the Democratic Republic of Congo are capable of feeding all of Africa. And all of Africa's arable land is a cord to feed the whole world. - The Democratic Republic of Congo has important rivers that can illuminate Africa. The problem is that the CIA, western companies and some African puppets have destabilized DRC for decades. - Africa is a culturally diverse continent in terms of dance, music, architecture, sculpture, etc. - Africa accommodates 30.000 medicinal recipes and herbs that the West modifies in its laboratories. - Africa has a young global population that should reach 2,5 billion by the year 2050. ● AFRICA REPRESENTS THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY‼️

Liberate Africa

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USA: The Greatest Terror State On Earth Since the birth of its unipolar world order in 1944, the United States of America has maintained a tight grip on global power, policing world affairs, dictating the policies of sovereign nations, and sabotaging all who dare to oppose it. While portraying itself as the savior of humanity in its media and films, it bombs nations, slaughters their people, topples their progressive leaders, and lies about all of it. While portraying others as terrorists, it has crippled Somalia, devastated Iraq, destroyed Libya, dropped bombs on Nigeria, and now holds the President of Venezuela physically captive… all under demonstrably false pretexts. And perhaps it is with this latest stunt that the United States has done the Global South a favor. In its desperation to preserve its dwindling global influence and resuscitate its dying economy, it has finally torn off the mask that decades of fiction created, and exposed itself for the terror state it has always been. The only true terror state in our world today. It’s left to the people of the Global South to finally see the monster that is now staring them directly in the face. U.O reports.

USA: The Greatest Terror State On Earth Since the birth of its unipolar world order in 1944, the United States of America has maintained a tight grip on global power, policing world affairs, dictating the policies of sovereign nations, and sabotaging all who dare to oppose it. While portraying itself as the savior of humanity in its media and films, it bombs nations, slaughters their people, topples their progressive leaders, and lies about all of it. While portraying others as terrorists, it has crippled Somalia, devastated Iraq, destroyed Libya, dropped bombs on Nigeria, and now holds the President of Venezuela physically captive… all under demonstrably false pretexts. And perhaps it is with this latest stunt that the United States has done the Global South a favor. In its desperation to preserve its dwindling global influence and resuscitate its dying economy, it has finally torn off the mask that decades of fiction created, and exposed itself for the terror state it has always been. The only true terror state in our world today. It’s left to the people of the Global South to finally see the monster that is now staring them directly in the face. U.O reports.

The Spearhead

42,348 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce