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𝐖𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐚𝐧𝐢: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐓𝐫𝐨𝐣𝐚𝐧 𝐇𝐨𝐫𝐬𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝’𝐬 𝐅𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 It’s no secret #Waddani’s campaign was always backed by the likes of #Somalia’s administration, with figures like Fiqi and Hamze rooting for “isbedel” (change) in #Somaliland. Why? Because they see #Waddani’s victory as a pathway to “unite” #Somalia and #Somaliland under their... agenda. Key players like Mohamed Abdullahi Omar, Hersi Ali, and Mahamoud Haashi—the architects of these backroom deals—are poised to gain top positions if #Waddani succeeds. But make no mistake, these positions won’t be used to uplift #Somaliland; they’ll be used to erode it from within, siphoning its strength and sovereignty for the benefit of the Mogadishu administration. #Somalilanders, don’t be fooled. This isn’t about unity or fixing our internal issues. We know exactly who created many of the challenges we’ve faced and where #Waddani stood during those times. This is about reshaping #Somaliland and completing the job they couldn’t finish before. Stay sharp and stay vigilant.show more

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44,537 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

科学技术新闻政治教育 #Waddani #Somalia #Somaliland

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Casho Cosob👸🏽of Adal 🟩★🟥 的头像

Casho Cosob👸🏽of Adal 🟩★🟥1 年前

Not only that but Egypt,Eritrea, Djibouti,china and turkey .

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Kaleb1 年前

Hopefully, the current ruling party wins because I have my doubts about Wadani they seem to support Somalia and want to go back to Somalia. The MOU might be shut down because of them.

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OnThe₿lockch₳in1 年前

The fact that Waddani leaders were sitting in Moscow when the men in the SNM were fighting to free Somaliland from Barre regime should be enough to communicate to the ppl who these men are and their priorities. The fact that Somalia actively supports them should also be a red flag.

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Xawaash -Reer Miyi1 年前

What are you going to do about it? 👽💀💀

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xirsi xirsi (1725 Iidoor | Ardent Anti-Unionist)1 年前

Couldn’t agree more. Never to a union. I live and breathe sovereignty everyday & every minute. Will never surrender. Staying on guard

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xirsi xirsi (1725 Iidoor | Ardent Anti-Unionist)1 年前

It is unionists in arms. Let us wait & watch. I believe the negotiations will be frozen while Trump is president. That decision alone will have a serious setback as we will watch the collapse of Somalia&the rise of a new AlShabab administration whose consequences will end negotia

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A.Rahman Galile1 年前

Somalia instead of begging Somaliland they are doing all dirty things against SL just for their survival. Somalia can't stand as a country alone.

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Ahmed Mahdi1 年前

Waryaa Heego waa laga badiyey aamuus baa lagu yeri. #Waddani meesha la aaadayo go’aankeeda iyagaa leh adigana waad ku qasban tahay.

H A K I M #55thState 🇭🇺 的头像

H A K I M #55thState 🇭🇺1 年前

Now they’ve very big opportunity, we’ll see how they capitalize it.

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nomaaa1 年前

CIRO IF HE WINS AND DARE TO SELL SOMALILAND I THINK HE WILL BE EATEN ALIVE LETS SEE HOW IT GOES COS I KNOW THOSE GUYS

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17,968 次观看 • 1 年前

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

20,288 次观看 • 9 个月前

I was honored to be invited by the President of Somaliland to attend his inauguration on the 12th of December 2024. The event, which brought together hundreds of attendees, including diplomats, political leaders from neighboring countries, and citizens of Somaliland, was truly remarkable. The newly elected President's speech emphasized his commitment to dialogue and the importance of fostering social cohesion within Somaliland. I would like to share my experience in Somaliland, especially for those who have never visited 1. *Hargeisa:Hargeisa’s Peace and Vibrancy* Hargeisa is a peaceful city where people go about their lives with focus and purpose. The city is bustling with commercial activities, and it is clear that the residents are optimistic about the future. During my visit, I witnessed a strong community spirit and a collective determination to transform the economy. 2. Somaliland’s Investment Potentia l My visit to Berbera showcased the transformative power of investment. The development of Berbera Port by DP World has injected substantial capital into the region, making it one of the largest and most efficient ports in the Horn of Africa. The port handles millions of metric tonnes of goods and has completely revitalized the city, opening up vast economic opportunities. Opportunities for Local and International Investors Somaliland is primed for investment, not just from its diaspora but also from the international community. The region's strategic location and stability make it an ideal destination for business. 2. Untapped Regional Markets There is immense potential for investment in manufacturing, given the untapped markets in neighboring countries such as Ethiopia, Yemen, Eritrea, Djibouti, and Oman. With the right infrastructure, Somaliland can become a hub for trade and industry in the region. 4. Hospitality and Tourism Growth The people of Somaliland are incredibly hospitable, which creates opportunities for growth in the hospitality sector. Towns like Hargeisa have the potential to become international conference destinations, further boosting tourism and economic activity. Somaliland offers a unique blend of peace, opportunity, and optimism, making it an attractive destination for those seeking to explore its vast potential.

I was honored to be invited by the President of Somaliland to attend his inauguration on the 12th of December 2024. The event, which brought together hundreds of attendees, including diplomats, political leaders from neighboring countries, and citizens of Somaliland, was truly remarkable. The newly elected President's speech emphasized his commitment to dialogue and the importance of fostering social cohesion within Somaliland. I would like to share my experience in Somaliland, especially for those who have never visited 1. Hargeisa:Hargeisa’s Peace and Vibrancy Hargeisa is a peaceful city where people go about their lives with focus and purpose. The city is bustling with commercial activities, and it is clear that the residents are optimistic about the future. During my visit, I witnessed a strong community spirit and a collective determination to transform the economy. 2. Somaliland’s Investment Potentia l My visit to Berbera showcased the transformative power of investment. The development of Berbera Port by DP World has injected substantial capital into the region, making it one of the largest and most efficient ports in the Horn of Africa. The port handles millions of metric tonnes of goods and has completely revitalized the city, opening up vast economic opportunities. Opportunities for Local and International Investors Somaliland is primed for investment, not just from its diaspora but also from the international community. The region's strategic location and stability make it an ideal destination for business. 2. Untapped Regional Markets There is immense potential for investment in manufacturing, given the untapped markets in neighboring countries such as Ethiopia, Yemen, Eritrea, Djibouti, and Oman. With the right infrastructure, Somaliland can become a hub for trade and industry in the region. 4. Hospitality and Tourism Growth The people of Somaliland are incredibly hospitable, which creates opportunities for growth in the hospitality sector. Towns like Hargeisa have the potential to become international conference destinations, further boosting tourism and economic activity. Somaliland offers a unique blend of peace, opportunity, and optimism, making it an attractive destination for those seeking to explore its vast potential.

Simba Guleid

16,982 次观看 • 1 年前

#historybooks_25_08_2023 The date shown in the video indicates that these are separatist militias from the Isaaq clan who call themselves Somaliland. This battle, which lasted three hours, ended in a defeat for the forces that these Somaliland militias used to boast about the so called Somaliland military forces. In the video, you can see Somaliland militia fighters being captured. Their number is 570 members. Also seized were about 270 combat vehicles (technicals) of various types, including vehicles and weapons. Those who achieved this victory were the forces of the North Eastern Administration of Somalia. They also took control of 55% of the territory that Somaliland previously claimed. Therefore, today the North Eastern Administration of Somalia, which has a well-trained and organized military, aren’t they capable of liberating the territory formerly known as Northern Somalia? The correct answer is yes. Therefore, anyone who has been misled and says, we will recognize you, should understand that the Somaliland being referred to is the one you see in the video. This battle and the defeat suffered by Somaliland took place on 25/08/2023. It was an important date and the greatest defeat ever suffered by a military force in the Horn of Africa. Trump Fact News 🇺🇸 Turkish Century Turkish Defence Agency Commentary Donald J. Trump Truth Social Posts On X TRHaber TRHaber Savunma Fan Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 TRUTH POSTS President Donald J. Trump Elon Musk Not Elon Musk Not Elon Musk Not Elon Musk איראן מיליטרי ניוז ايران اينترنشنال TC_GS🇹🇷

#historybooks_25_08_2023 The date shown in the video indicates that these are separatist militias from the Isaaq clan who call themselves Somaliland. This battle, which lasted three hours, ended in a defeat for the forces that these Somaliland militias used to boast about the so called Somaliland military forces. In the video, you can see Somaliland militia fighters being captured. Their number is 570 members. Also seized were about 270 combat vehicles (technicals) of various types, including vehicles and weapons. Those who achieved this victory were the forces of the North Eastern Administration of Somalia. They also took control of 55% of the territory that Somaliland previously claimed. Therefore, today the North Eastern Administration of Somalia, which has a well-trained and organized military, aren’t they capable of liberating the territory formerly known as Northern Somalia? The correct answer is yes. Therefore, anyone who has been misled and says, we will recognize you, should understand that the Somaliland being referred to is the one you see in the video. This battle and the defeat suffered by Somaliland took place on 25/08/2023. It was an important date and the greatest defeat ever suffered by a military force in the Horn of Africa. Trump Fact News 🇺🇸 Turkish Century Turkish Defence Agency Commentary Donald J. Trump Truth Social Posts On X TRHaber TRHaber Savunma Fan Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 TRUTH POSTS President Donald J. Trump Elon Musk Not Elon Musk Not Elon Musk Not Elon Musk איראן מיליטרי ניוז ايران اينترنشنال TC_GS🇹🇷

Gaas J Keey

22,661 次观看 • 3 个月前

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

13,863 次观看 • 8 个月前

Embarrassment never ends with these people humiliating themselves on the world stage at every single opportunity. An Al Jazeera journalist asked Somalia’s State Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Balcad, a very clear and direct question about Somaliland’s claims: that Somaliland is more developed, more stable, and has stronger democratic institutions, governance, and systems than Somalia. The question was simple: How do you respond to these claims? Instead of answering any of those points, the minister responded with this: “Somaliland is a British-colonised region consisting of three regions. Isaaq is a tribe in the middle, 40% of the population. The west and the east want Somalia. Somalia has 400 clans.” Not a single sentence addressed the actual question. No answer about: development, stability, democracy, institutions and governance Nothing. Regardless of your view on Somaliland, or whether a country is big or small, internally divided or cohesive, large in number or limited in size, or where it is located, the question was straightforward: 👉 Is Somaliland better than Somalia in these areas, or not? What the minister delivered instead was a baseless demographic rant that neither answers the question nor defends Somalia’s position. It only confused the journalist and embarrassed the audience. Worse, his response ignored reality and well-documented facts on the ground, exposing a clear incapacity to comprehend the political situation he is supposed to represent. Let’s correct a few false narratives he pushed: - “Somaliland is three regions” False. At no point under the British Protectorate, the Somali Republic, or Somaliland has Somaliland ever been a “three-region” entity. Historically and legally, Somaliland has always consisted of six districts inherited from the British, with full constitutional control over five, and partial presence in one Laascaanood district. - Demographics misrepresented. Isaaq communities exist in five out of the six districts, not “in the middle.” Somaliland exercises territorial control over more than 89% of its claimed territory, and Isaaq constitute well over 40% of the total population. But here’s the key point none of this was even asked. The question was not about tribes, not about clan arithmetic, and not about population distribution. The Somaliland case rests on legitimacy, history, inherited borders, and compliance with international norms, alongside the practical reality of a functioning state with elections, institutions, and governance all features of modern statehood. The journalist asked about state performance and governance. The minister replied with tribal talking points. That alone tells you everything. When a foreign minister cannot distinguish between statehood and clanism, between governance and genealogy, the embarrassment is not accidental it is structural. And unfortunately, it is broadcast live to the world.

Embarrassment never ends with these people humiliating themselves on the world stage at every single opportunity. An Al Jazeera journalist asked Somalia’s State Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Balcad, a very clear and direct question about Somaliland’s claims: that Somaliland is more developed, more stable, and has stronger democratic institutions, governance, and systems than Somalia. The question was simple: How do you respond to these claims? Instead of answering any of those points, the minister responded with this: “Somaliland is a British-colonised region consisting of three regions. Isaaq is a tribe in the middle, 40% of the population. The west and the east want Somalia. Somalia has 400 clans.” Not a single sentence addressed the actual question. No answer about: development, stability, democracy, institutions and governance Nothing. Regardless of your view on Somaliland, or whether a country is big or small, internally divided or cohesive, large in number or limited in size, or where it is located, the question was straightforward: 👉 Is Somaliland better than Somalia in these areas, or not? What the minister delivered instead was a baseless demographic rant that neither answers the question nor defends Somalia’s position. It only confused the journalist and embarrassed the audience. Worse, his response ignored reality and well-documented facts on the ground, exposing a clear incapacity to comprehend the political situation he is supposed to represent. Let’s correct a few false narratives he pushed: - “Somaliland is three regions” False. At no point under the British Protectorate, the Somali Republic, or Somaliland has Somaliland ever been a “three-region” entity. Historically and legally, Somaliland has always consisted of six districts inherited from the British, with full constitutional control over five, and partial presence in one Laascaanood district. - Demographics misrepresented. Isaaq communities exist in five out of the six districts, not “in the middle.” Somaliland exercises territorial control over more than 89% of its claimed territory, and Isaaq constitute well over 40% of the total population. But here’s the key point none of this was even asked. The question was not about tribes, not about clan arithmetic, and not about population distribution. The Somaliland case rests on legitimacy, history, inherited borders, and compliance with international norms, alongside the practical reality of a functioning state with elections, institutions, and governance all features of modern statehood. The journalist asked about state performance and governance. The minister replied with tribal talking points. That alone tells you everything. When a foreign minister cannot distinguish between statehood and clanism, between governance and genealogy, the embarrassment is not accidental it is structural. And unfortunately, it is broadcast live to the world.

Gaboose

18,727 次观看 • 5 个月前

You know the old saying: “A wounded lion is more dangerous than a healthy one.” After somaliland big defeat in Goojacade, Sool in 2023 and several other losses over the past three years, Somaliland has realized they cannot win a military fight against the unionist forces in Sool (north west Somalia) So now they have switched tactics. They are setting traps and plotting against Somali people both inside Somalia and around the world especially in Mogadishu and other major cities like lasanod. They are working with countries & right wing that are against Somalia to turn international opinion against the Somalis. Inside Somalia, they are doing the same thing. Since their defeat in Sool, Mogadishu has become much safer. Al Shabaab has also lost a lot of its power there because many of its top leaders are from Somaliland. Now, Somalilanders are stirring up trouble in Mogadishu. They are using money to bribe half Isaaq/ Hawiye, Darood, and Dir youth in order words youth from issaq mothers to create violence and fights between peaceful communities like we saw in sanaag and sool. Stories like public harassment of girl in stadium which happened in Mogadishu last week, the perpetrators were paid to do that crime in public which was part of their propaganda against Somalia and to further promote their case in western world as being the good Somalis. All Somalis both inside the country and in the diaspora need to stay alert and watch out for these plots and traps.

You know the old saying: “A wounded lion is more dangerous than a healthy one.” After somaliland big defeat in Goojacade, Sool in 2023 and several other losses over the past three years, Somaliland has realized they cannot win a military fight against the unionist forces in Sool (north west Somalia) So now they have switched tactics. They are setting traps and plotting against Somali people both inside Somalia and around the world especially in Mogadishu and other major cities like lasanod. They are working with countries & right wing that are against Somalia to turn international opinion against the Somalis. Inside Somalia, they are doing the same thing. Since their defeat in Sool, Mogadishu has become much safer. Al Shabaab has also lost a lot of its power there because many of its top leaders are from Somaliland. Now, Somalilanders are stirring up trouble in Mogadishu. They are using money to bribe half Isaaq/ Hawiye, Darood, and Dir youth in order words youth from issaq mothers to create violence and fights between peaceful communities like we saw in sanaag and sool. Stories like public harassment of girl in stadium which happened in Mogadishu last week, the perpetrators were paid to do that crime in public which was part of their propaganda against Somalia and to further promote their case in western world as being the good Somalis. All Somalis both inside the country and in the diaspora need to stay alert and watch out for these plots and traps.

Abla عبلة

24,716 次观看 • 1 个月前

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

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 🌍 🇮🇱🇹🇼

170,285 次观看 • 7 个月前

A THREAD 1/2 The secessionist narrative that Somaliland was a state in 1960 is false — the historical record is clear. ———————————————— One of the most widely propagated yet concocted narratives promoted by secessionists in northern Somalia is the claim that two sovereign states— Somalia and Somaliland — were created in 1960, and that one of them was later “lost” or “given away.” This is false. Completely false. The historical record shows—clearly, repeatedly, and contemporaneously—that only one state was intended, negotiated, and established, and that state was the Somali Republic. From Hargeisa to Mogadishu, from London to New York (including the UN), the destination was stated consistently and explicitly: the creation of the Somali Republic on 1 July 1960. More importantly, the people and leaders of northern Somalia were active architects of the Somali Republic. Crucially, they neither intended nor worked toward the creation of a separate Somaliland state— despite the persistent misinformation now circulated by secessionist actors. So pervasive has this disinformation become that, only days ago, even unionist politicians in Mogadishu—some of whom hail from northern regions—repeated this claim as fact. What follows are nine hard proofs, drawn from primary documents and contemporaneous practice, demonstrating that no Somaliland state was created or “lost.” In 1960, everyone in Hargeisa was working toward the creation of one state: the Somali Republic. 1) Colonial labels were not states “British Somaliland,” “Italian Somaliland,” “French Somaliland,” the NFD, and the Ogaden were imperial administrative labels—not sovereign national projects. Across Somali territories in the late 1950s, the dominant political current was pan-Somali nationalism and decolonization, not fragmentation. 2) British Somaliland was a protectorate, not a state Under British law, Somaliland existed through protection treaties with Somali clans (1884–1886). Britain’s legal obligations were therefore to communities, not to a pre-existing sovereign “Somaliland state.” This mattered because protection could end only through a transition agreed by those communities—and that transition was explicitly tied to independence followed by union. 3) Northern Somalis worked toward the Somali Republic—amply documented In April 1960, the elected Legislative Council in Hargeisa—the highest political authority under British rule—passed a resolution calling explicitly for independence and unification with Somalia on 1 July 1960. This is recorded in Hansard. There is no ambiguity. 4) The April 1960 Joint Communiqué removes all doubt Between 16–22 April 1960, senior Somaliland legislators traveled to Mogadishu and issued a Joint Communiqué with their southern counterparts calling for the creation of a republic on 1 July 1960. It states: “The Territories of Somalia and the Somaliland Protectorate shall be united on July 1st, 1960… The new Somali Republic will be a unitary, democratic and parliamentary State.” It further ordered the merger of the two legislatures into one National Assembly, the election of one President, the formation of one government, the designation of Mogadishu as the capital, and the creation of one national army. This is not the language of two states; it is the blueprint of one republic. 5) London understood the objective was union, not separation In the UK Parliament, the Prime Minister and the Colonial Secretary stated plainly that independence would be granted to the protected tribes of northern Somalia so that union could lawfully take place, acting on the “declared wishes” of Somaliland’s elected leaders. Somaliland’s “independence” was a legal bridge—not the destination. 6) Contemporary media reported union On 6 May 1960, The New York Times reported that Britain would grant independence to Somaliland “so that it could unite with Somalia.” No contemporary account described this as the birth of a separate enduring state.

A THREAD 1/2 The secessionist narrative that Somaliland was a state in 1960 is false — the historical record is clear. ———————————————— One of the most widely propagated yet concocted narratives promoted by secessionists in northern Somalia is the claim that two sovereign states— Somalia and Somaliland — were created in 1960, and that one of them was later “lost” or “given away.” This is false. Completely false. The historical record shows—clearly, repeatedly, and contemporaneously—that only one state was intended, negotiated, and established, and that state was the Somali Republic. From Hargeisa to Mogadishu, from London to New York (including the UN), the destination was stated consistently and explicitly: the creation of the Somali Republic on 1 July 1960. More importantly, the people and leaders of northern Somalia were active architects of the Somali Republic. Crucially, they neither intended nor worked toward the creation of a separate Somaliland state— despite the persistent misinformation now circulated by secessionist actors. So pervasive has this disinformation become that, only days ago, even unionist politicians in Mogadishu—some of whom hail from northern regions—repeated this claim as fact. What follows are nine hard proofs, drawn from primary documents and contemporaneous practice, demonstrating that no Somaliland state was created or “lost.” In 1960, everyone in Hargeisa was working toward the creation of one state: the Somali Republic. 1) Colonial labels were not states “British Somaliland,” “Italian Somaliland,” “French Somaliland,” the NFD, and the Ogaden were imperial administrative labels—not sovereign national projects. Across Somali territories in the late 1950s, the dominant political current was pan-Somali nationalism and decolonization, not fragmentation. 2) British Somaliland was a protectorate, not a state Under British law, Somaliland existed through protection treaties with Somali clans (1884–1886). Britain’s legal obligations were therefore to communities, not to a pre-existing sovereign “Somaliland state.” This mattered because protection could end only through a transition agreed by those communities—and that transition was explicitly tied to independence followed by union. 3) Northern Somalis worked toward the Somali Republic—amply documented In April 1960, the elected Legislative Council in Hargeisa—the highest political authority under British rule—passed a resolution calling explicitly for independence and unification with Somalia on 1 July 1960. This is recorded in Hansard. There is no ambiguity. 4) The April 1960 Joint Communiqué removes all doubt Between 16–22 April 1960, senior Somaliland legislators traveled to Mogadishu and issued a Joint Communiqué with their southern counterparts calling for the creation of a republic on 1 July 1960. It states: “The Territories of Somalia and the Somaliland Protectorate shall be united on July 1st, 1960… The new Somali Republic will be a unitary, democratic and parliamentary State.” It further ordered the merger of the two legislatures into one National Assembly, the election of one President, the formation of one government, the designation of Mogadishu as the capital, and the creation of one national army. This is not the language of two states; it is the blueprint of one republic. 5) London understood the objective was union, not separation In the UK Parliament, the Prime Minister and the Colonial Secretary stated plainly that independence would be granted to the protected tribes of northern Somalia so that union could lawfully take place, acting on the “declared wishes” of Somaliland’s elected leaders. Somaliland’s “independence” was a legal bridge—not the destination. 6) Contemporary media reported union On 6 May 1960, The New York Times reported that Britain would grant independence to Somaliland “so that it could unite with Somalia.” No contemporary account described this as the birth of a separate enduring state.

Abdirashid Hashi

18,888 次观看 • 6 个月前

Unmasking the Web of Terror: How a Somaliland Politician Allegedly Fueled ISIS Radicalization and Destabilization Across the Horn of Africa Faysal Ali Warabe, leader of the UCID party, is the father of Hussein Faysal Ali Warabe, also known as Abu Shuaib As-Somali, who was a key member and commander of #ISIS in Syria. Faysal Ali Warabe is also a close ally of the current President of Somaliland, Abdirahman Irro. Hussein joined ISIS in 2013 and oversaw or facilitated the recruitment of thousands of Somalilanders, including those living in Hargeisa and within the diaspora, into ISIS. Hussein eventually died in a U.S. airstrike on an ISIS base in Raqqa, Syria, on January 13, 2018. For five years, he was responsible for the radicalization of thousands of Somalilanders, indoctrinating them with extremist ideologies. These recruits were trained in Syria and then deployed to southern Somalia and Puntland to propagate extremist ideologies. This activity was allegedly supported by the Somaliland government to destabilize the region and advance Somaliland’s independence campaign by tarnishing the rest of the Horn of Africa with terrorism. The close link between ISIS, Faysal Ali Warabe, and Abdirahman Irro is evident. Ninety-eight percent of ISIS fighters in Puntland are either of Somaliland origin or foreign fighters from the Middle East and neighboring African countries. However, the leadership of this terrorist organization is predominantly native to Puntland. This is because they regard Abdulqadir Mumin, the current leader of ISIS, as their Amir, Maulana, or “Master” due to his lineage from the Majerteen clan, a sub-clan of the Darood, an Arab Qurayshi Banu Hashim tribe in the Horn of Africa that is part of the Ahlu Bayt. Both Somalilanders and foreign jihadists believe in the Banu Hashim’s divine right to rule. As Abdulqadir Mumin hails from the Majerteen clan, this gives him the perceived legitimacy to serve as their leader. This belief motivates jihadists to travel to Puntland to pledge allegiance (Bay’ah) to Abdulqadir Mumin and sacrifice their wealth and lives for their cause. It has been observed that those carrying out suicide bombings in Puntland are either foreign jihadists or Isaaq jihadists. Puntland must confront Somaliland’s aggression once it has successfully eliminated the ISIS presence in the mountainous regions of Bari. #PuntExit #Somaliland #ISIS #AlShabab #ISIL #Trump #endwoke

Unmasking the Web of Terror: How a Somaliland Politician Allegedly Fueled ISIS Radicalization and Destabilization Across the Horn of Africa Faysal Ali Warabe, leader of the UCID party, is the father of Hussein Faysal Ali Warabe, also known as Abu Shuaib As-Somali, who was a key member and commander of #ISIS in Syria. Faysal Ali Warabe is also a close ally of the current President of Somaliland, Abdirahman Irro. Hussein joined ISIS in 2013 and oversaw or facilitated the recruitment of thousands of Somalilanders, including those living in Hargeisa and within the diaspora, into ISIS. Hussein eventually died in a U.S. airstrike on an ISIS base in Raqqa, Syria, on January 13, 2018. For five years, he was responsible for the radicalization of thousands of Somalilanders, indoctrinating them with extremist ideologies. These recruits were trained in Syria and then deployed to southern Somalia and Puntland to propagate extremist ideologies. This activity was allegedly supported by the Somaliland government to destabilize the region and advance Somaliland’s independence campaign by tarnishing the rest of the Horn of Africa with terrorism. The close link between ISIS, Faysal Ali Warabe, and Abdirahman Irro is evident. Ninety-eight percent of ISIS fighters in Puntland are either of Somaliland origin or foreign fighters from the Middle East and neighboring African countries. However, the leadership of this terrorist organization is predominantly native to Puntland. This is because they regard Abdulqadir Mumin, the current leader of ISIS, as their Amir, Maulana, or “Master” due to his lineage from the Majerteen clan, a sub-clan of the Darood, an Arab Qurayshi Banu Hashim tribe in the Horn of Africa that is part of the Ahlu Bayt. Both Somalilanders and foreign jihadists believe in the Banu Hashim’s divine right to rule. As Abdulqadir Mumin hails from the Majerteen clan, this gives him the perceived legitimacy to serve as their leader. This belief motivates jihadists to travel to Puntland to pledge allegiance (Bay’ah) to Abdulqadir Mumin and sacrifice their wealth and lives for their cause. It has been observed that those carrying out suicide bombings in Puntland are either foreign jihadists or Isaaq jihadists. Puntland must confront Somaliland’s aggression once it has successfully eliminated the ISIS presence in the mountainous regions of Bari. #PuntExit #Somaliland #ISIS #AlShabab #ISIL #Trump #endwoke

Sultan Khalif

60,379 次观看 • 1 年前

Do you know about the Djibouti–Somalia proposal to Ethiopia, which aimed to persuade Ethiopia not to recognise Somaliland? This proposal is said to have prompted Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ismaïl Omar Guelleh to request two meetings (and a third involving Djibouti) within three months. The proposal allegedly involved withdrawing and rearranging the borders in the Horn of Africa among the three countries. Under this plan: - Djibouti would become a fully Somali country, gaining land from Sitti, Harawo, and Awdal (covering all Issa and Gadabuursi territories). - Ethiopia would receive the Afar regions of Djibouti, giving it access to the sea. - The Hawd, Reserved Area, and Ogaden would be returned to Somaliland, which would then be forced to join Somalia’s military. In their view, everyone would gain something. The proposal reportedly leaked to the media and has been implicitly mentioned by Abubakar Baale at the UN and by Osoble on Facebook. It is also said to be linked to the maps attached to the “Xeet Ciise” submission to UNESCO, which was allegedly approved by Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia.

Do you know about the Djibouti–Somalia proposal to Ethiopia, which aimed to persuade Ethiopia not to recognise Somaliland? This proposal is said to have prompted Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ismaïl Omar Guelleh to request two meetings (and a third involving Djibouti) within three months. The proposal allegedly involved withdrawing and rearranging the borders in the Horn of Africa among the three countries. Under this plan: - Djibouti would become a fully Somali country, gaining land from Sitti, Harawo, and Awdal (covering all Issa and Gadabuursi territories). - Ethiopia would receive the Afar regions of Djibouti, giving it access to the sea. - The Hawd, Reserved Area, and Ogaden would be returned to Somaliland, which would then be forced to join Somalia’s military. In their view, everyone would gain something. The proposal reportedly leaked to the media and has been implicitly mentioned by Abubakar Baale at the UN and by Osoble on Facebook. It is also said to be linked to the maps attached to the “Xeet Ciise” submission to UNESCO, which was allegedly approved by Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia.

Gaboose

62,559 次观看 • 4 个月前

This is the work of my friend on an SPG from the 56th Mechanized Brigade. They’ve been using them from dugouts throughout the brigade. Moving howitzers is too dangerous, so they try to change positions as little as possible — it increases their chances of survival. That’s why these positions must be extremely well built, and the howitzers need additional protection in the form of cages. Obviously, sacrificing mobility isn’t ideal, but it allows artillery to remain viable and effective. Artillery works well with drones and will continue to be a crucial part of the battlefield for years to come. I’m currently fundraising to provide the brigade with two excavators. They’ll be used to support artillery, drone operators, command and control positions, and infantry. Excavators help our troops stay safe under the worst bombardments. Please consider donating and sharing this post. Donation link below. ⬇️

This is the work of my friend on an SPG from the 56th Mechanized Brigade. They’ve been using them from dugouts throughout the brigade. Moving howitzers is too dangerous, so they try to change positions as little as possible — it increases their chances of survival. That’s why these positions must be extremely well built, and the howitzers need additional protection in the form of cages. Obviously, sacrificing mobility isn’t ideal, but it allows artillery to remain viable and effective. Artillery works well with drones and will continue to be a crucial part of the battlefield for years to come. I’m currently fundraising to provide the brigade with two excavators. They’ll be used to support artillery, drone operators, command and control positions, and infantry. Excavators help our troops stay safe under the worst bombardments. Please consider donating and sharing this post. Donation link below. ⬇️

✙ Constantine ✙

20,096 次观看 • 1 年前

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.

𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥 𝐀𝐫𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐢

19,228 次观看 • 1 年前