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

It doesn't make sense to me either. First of all, Xabeshi and Oromos elites are both onboard with the agenda of centralization. Let's not give one of them a pass. Secondly, the plan on dismantling federalism will not happen overnight. Abiy is slowly moving power away from the regional states gradually until he finally can change the constitution as smooth as possible. Which will include end of federalism, end of right of self determination, less autonomy etc. Not to forget a resurgence of one ethnic hegemony. This time Oromos, from top to bottom.

He's already broken apart SNNP to five smaller (and weaker) states, state forces will mostly be incorporated into national army and federal police i.e. controlled by Addis. He got Prosperity party (loyal/puppet) presidents in every state and so forth. Moreover, look at the Amhara and Oromo state, it's the Amhara/Oromo elites who are directly/indirectly abetting Abiy's military campaign against their people.

With that said, the longer time that goes by, the harder it will be for ONLF or any other entities/movements to act. And probably too late. Unless entire Ethiopia unites against arat kilo. As far as going to war? We've already seen the aftermath in Tigray who were more armed than us, more trained, and better better terrains to engage in guerilla. How did it end?
Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times

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You do not know my clan or their history. We don't need to brag. Without us, the Galla Oromo would have invaded the North long ago and succeeded. :ftw9nwa: Stick to your low-brow threads about passport bros and interracial marriage. Your insights are not only misinformed/ignorant it's pretty obvious you're xasiid too. This isn't your first time, either. @Arkan
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Shrewed as in steal public funds somalia and give it to his family?
Stop crying alright Farmaajo is autistic and incapable of networking hence he was hiding in the basement of Villa Somalia for 5 years straight. Say what you want about qoslaaye but he has a way with people.
 
It doesn't make sense to me either. First of all, Xabeshi and Oromos elites are both onboard with the agenda of centralization. Let's not give one of them a pass. Secondly, the plan on dismantling federalism will not happen overnight. Abiy is slowly moving power away from the regional states gradually until he finally can change the constitution as smooth as possible. Which will include end of federalism, end of right of self determination, less autonomy etc. Not to forget a resurgence of one ethnic hegemony. This time Oromos, from top to bottom.

He's already broken apart SNNP to five smaller (and weaker) states, state forces will mostly be incorporated into national army and federal police i.e. controlled by Addis. He got Prosperity party (loyal/puppet) presidents in every state and so forth. Moreover, look at the Amhara and Oromo state, it's the Amhara/Oromo elites who are directly/indirectly abetting Abiy's military campaign against their people.

With that said, the longer time that goes by, the harder it will be for ONLF or any other entities/movements to act. And probably too late. Unless entire Ethiopia unites against arat kilo. As far as going to war? We've already seen the aftermath in Tigray who were more armed than us, more trained, and better better terrains to engage in guerilla. How did it end?
ONLF as a rebel group has failed and is nothing more than a glorified clan maltia. They should form a union with other clans and bring back the WSLF. If Somalis want to achieve anything in Ethiopia they need to fight as a unified front with backing from their populous like FANO.
 
Abiy's gameplan on ending federalism is exactly what Somalia needs to do, just with a better leader
We have a different culture and history than the Ethiopians

They have a long history of being ruled by a central authority, while Somalis have almost always been independent from each other

Federalism isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Instead of trying to centralize, the government needs to create strong institutions to protect people from discrimination and nepotism (qabyaalad)

Somalia should be looking to the US as an example
 
We have a different culture and history than the Ethiopians

They have a long history of being ruled by a central authority, while Somalis have almost always been independent from each other

Federalism isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Instead of trying to centralize, the government needs to create strong institutions to protect people from discrimination and nepotism (qabyaalad)

Somalia should be looking to the US as an example
you want us to take inspiration from the circus that is the US? :ftw9nwa::ftw9nwa::ftw9nwa:
 

cow

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Stop crying alright Farmaajo is autistic and incapable of networking hence he was hiding in the basement of Villa Somalia for 5 years straight. Say what you want about qoslaaye but he has a way with people.

What has farmaajo got anything to do with your tuug uncle stealing everything.

Stick to the topic and stop the whataboutism. We are talking about your xaraam ku naax uncle.
 

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We have a different culture and history than the Ethiopians

They have a long history of being ruled by a central authority, while Somalis have almost always been independent from each other

Federalism isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Instead of trying to centralize, the government needs to create strong institutions to protect people from discrimination and nepotism (qabyaalad)

Somalia should be looking to the US as an example
I dont think you are somali

Bro really said discrimination
Stop making a fool of yourself and delete this comment
 

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