Musa gives Ethiopia a port and a military base on the Gulf of Aden. It's over

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Recently, Abiy said, β€œWhat I want to talk to you today is regarding water, the Red Sea Water. We can see that a narrow strip of land separates us from the sea.” To him what separates Ethiopia from the sea are not countries but a small strips of land that is not worthy of blocking Ethiopia from accessing the sea.

In a BBC article, he was described as someone who is obsessed with his legacy to include his contribution to acquire a seaport by any means, through negotiation or through war. It was stated in that same article that Abiy has gained a reputation for unpredictability.

On November 8, Abiy said, β€œWe want to get a port by peaceful means, but if that fails we will use force.” In that same setting, he said, β€œEthiopia has never invaded any country and will not do in the future.”
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Some can argue that Abiy must be suffering from some sort of temporary or permanent Amnesia or memory loss to think that he can dominate Somalis that occupy a land area of 1,092,925 km2, 3 times bigger than Oromia who, without a doubt, are the dominant group in East Africa. Has he forgotten that Somalia is not made of a 109 groups of different languages like Ethiopia. Which one these groups are individually comparable to Somalis?

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Thinking that he is comparable with Russia and China, he called on his neighbors to have a meeting and discuss how they can set aside a coastline for Ethiopia! In his address to the Ethiopia’s Parliament, Abiy said β€œBy 2030 we will be 150 million, a population of 150 million cannot live in a geographic prison.”

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1,090,925 km2 of Somali-Inhabited Land Separates Abiy’s Oromia from the Sea, Not a Strip Piece of Land

Lately, Abiy Ahmed embarked on uncharted territory of trying to achieve what his predecessors could not achieve. In this article, we will try to get into his mindset and find out circumstances related to him both socially and psychologically that are forcing him to take these actions. In Africa,
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Ximan iyo Xadeed

Ximan iyo Xadeed

Sanaag
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π’‹π’–π’†π’”π’–π’•π’ˆ said:
Recently, Abiy said, β€œWhat I want to talk to you today is regarding water, the Red Sea Water. We can see that a narrow strip of land separates us from the sea.” To him what separates Ethiopia from the sea are not countries but a small strips of land that is not worthy of blocking Ethiopia from accessing the sea.

In a BBC article, he was described as someone who is obsessed with his legacy to include his contribution to acquire a seaport by any means, through negotiation or through war. It was stated in that same article that Abiy has gained a reputation for unpredictability.

On November 8, Abiy said, β€œWe want to get a port by peaceful means, but if that fails we will use force.” In that same setting, he said, β€œEthiopia has never invaded any country and will not do in the future.”
[ ... ]
Some can argue that Abiy must be suffering from some sort of temporary or permanent Amnesia or memory loss to think that he can dominate Somalis that occupy a land area of 1,092,925 km2, 3 times bigger than Oromia who, without a doubt, are the dominant group in East Africa. Has he forgotten that Somalia is not made of a 109 groups of different languages like Ethiopia. Which one these groups are individually comparable to Somalis?

Somali-peninsula.jpg


Thinking that he is comparable with Russia and China, he called on his neighbors to have a meeting and discuss how they can set aside a coastline for Ethiopia! In his address to the Ethiopia’s Parliament, Abiy said β€œBy 2030 we will be 150 million, a population of 150 million cannot live in a geographic prison.”

www.daljir.com

1,090,925 km2 of Somali-Inhabited Land Separates Abiy’s Oromia from the Sea, Not a Strip Piece of Land

Lately, Abiy Ahmed embarked on uncharted territory of trying to achieve what his predecessors could not achieve. In this article, we will try to get into his mindset and find out circumstances related to him both socially and psychologically that are forcing him to take these actions. In Africa,
www.daljir.com www.daljir.com
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Landers are stupid if they think hes not planning a settlement and annexing more lands along the North.
 
Sufyan

Sufyan

π’‹π’–π’†π’”π’–π’•π’ˆ said:
Somalis that occupy a land area of 1,092,925 km2
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This will always amaze me alahuma barik . That would make us the 27th biggest country itw . Shoutout to our awoowes for being expansionist conquerers

And unlike the other countries we don’t have half of our land covered in a sahara or freezing mountains . Nearly all of it could be habitable Alhamdulilah . We got rivers, mountains, coastlines, deserts, islands . Endless resources . Everything we could need . Our potential is endless .
 
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π’‹π’–π’†π’”π’–π’•π’ˆ

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Sufyan said:
This will always amaze me alahuma barik . That would make us the 27th biggest country itw . Shoutout to our awoowes for being expansionist conquerers

And unlike the other countries we don’t have half of our land covered in a sahara or freezing mountains . Nearly all of it could be habitable Alhamdulilah . We got rivers, mountains, coastlines, deserts, islands . Endless resources . Everything we could need . Our potential is endless .
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You have no idea how widespread and large it is, and how good it feels. In one of my earlier, if most memorable trips to .So, we once drove from Jigjiga to Wardheer to Galdogob to Galkacyo en route to Bosaso, then from Xadibu (by boat from Bosaso) back to Ras Xafun to Garacad via Eyl, of course rested at and stopped by at so many small villages and towns on the way speaking only in Somali. Could you imagine that? It took us just under a month, but was worth every second of it.

Driving from Ashira to Eyl via Bander Bayla to Garacad was unbelievable, rough but smooth. Could you imagine all of that coastal terrain being developed and interconnected through country lanes and narrow roads.

Postscript:
Indeed so, our awoowayaal were much more than their equals, even against the most severe adversity, but unfortunately their progeny are bloody swine and half-wits in disguise, only claiming being Somalis, roaming the streets proudly waving colonial flags, and openly auctioning off the future of our children, and with a smile.
 
Z

Zak12

π’‹π’–π’†π’”π’–π’•π’ˆ said:
Recently, Abiy said, β€œWhat I want to talk to you today is regarding water, the Red Sea Water. We can see that a narrow strip of land separates us from the sea.” To him what separates Ethiopia from the sea are not countries but a small strips of land that is not worthy of blocking Ethiopia from accessing the sea.

In a BBC article, he was described as someone who is obsessed with his legacy to include his contribution to acquire a seaport by any means, through negotiation or through war. It was stated in that same article that Abiy has gained a reputation for unpredictability.

On November 8, Abiy said, β€œWe want to get a port by peaceful means, but if that fails we will use force.” In that same setting, he said, β€œEthiopia has never invaded any country and will not do in the future.”
[ ... ]
Some can argue that Abiy must be suffering from some sort of temporary or permanent Amnesia or memory loss to think that he can dominate Somalis that occupy a land area of 1,092,925 km2, 3 times bigger than Oromia who, without a doubt, are the dominant group in East Africa. Has he forgotten that Somalia is not made of a 109 groups of different languages like Ethiopia. Which one these groups are individually comparable to Somalis?

Somali-peninsula.jpg


Thinking that he is comparable with Russia and China, he called on his neighbors to have a meeting and discuss how they can set aside a coastline for Ethiopia! In his address to the Ethiopia’s Parliament, Abiy said β€œBy 2030 we will be 150 million, a population of 150 million cannot live in a geographic prison.”

www.daljir.com

1,090,925 km2 of Somali-Inhabited Land Separates Abiy’s Oromia from the Sea, Not a Strip Piece of Land

Lately, Abiy Ahmed embarked on uncharted territory of trying to achieve what his predecessors could not achieve. In this article, we will try to get into his mindset and find out circumstances related to him both socially and psychologically that are forcing him to take these actions. In Africa,
www.daljir.com www.daljir.com
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Hararghe, Bale and the lands up to the Awash River could be thrown in too since those were historically inhabited by Somalis
 
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