Middle-east will normalize ties with Israel (Israels here to stay)

[Burqad]

I don't care what the Arabs do so long as they leave Somalia alone and stop spreading their wahhabi terrorism in our country. Or non wahhabi Arab governments such as UAE trying to buy Somalia by bribing corrupt greedy politicians.

UAE is an Israeli ally, and so is Ethiopia and Kenya. The Khawarij don’t exist because of a few schools that gulf nations fund, but because of Somalias internal problems and foreign intervention.

 

[Maroock]

Spoiler

You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.

Very funny how you put up this "I don't care about either side" front, but all of your replies to this thread have just been you showing hostility towards Palestinians. During the East African drought in 2011, Palestinians in Gaza scraped up whatever they could to send to Somalia, even though they just got out of an incredibly destructive war. Even with the death and destruction in Gaza and the West Bank, Palestine still has a higher GDP per capita than Somalia despite being "retards" for the last 80 years (like you've stated). They also have the highest literacy rate and educational prowess of any country in MENA. And your reasoning for hating Palestinians is "muh Black September bro", like dawg half of Jordan is already Palestinian, Maronite retards in Lebanon instigated a war and committed massacres against Sunnis, Shias, and Palestinians and then seethed when they responded. The economy of Kuwait was built by Palestinian refugees, and when they expelled them, Kuwait was begging for them back because they couldn't function without them. You do this classic ziofaggot talking point about no Arab countries wanting Palestinians even though Palestinians have said they don't want to become refugees, Hamas doesn't want their people to be refugees, and Egypt and Jordan don't want displacement. I'm thankful that Somalis like you are a rarity, because believe it or not, this selfishness will get you nowhere economically or politically.