This is even worst not only am French am also a fob wtf. Ms @wonyluvr your parents were fobs just remember that.She meant fob, she was making fun of you being a real somali
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Allhamdu lilah thank you for this clarification.I hate the French too also I said freshie as in fresh off the boat this just solidifies what I meant
Anything better than being French.
Sa_Male
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Nice you hate French people too
Sa_Male
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Nice you hate French people too
snake omd
Iβve always been his biggest hater after @Kisame
Eeww are you French
@Kisame have the same tendency of girl who didnβt have father in her life.
Nu uhEeww are you French
Sa_Male
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Why tho, sxb is chill
Sa_Male
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And Mr a girls flirting with meWe will continue to bully French people on here.The infamous @Macawisley was French
They an unproblematic diaspora thoAnd Mr a girls flirting with me
When did u hear a French Somali did a madness
People often view Turkey as a second-tier power, but it is firmly within the United States' sphere of influence. From military training and hardware to the smallest details, everything is bought by and approved from the U.S., especially with Turkey being a member of NATO. This reliance makes Turkey vulnerable to Washington. The United States has effectively disengaged from the Middle East, with its withdrawal from Afghanistan marking its last major action in the region. As a result, Gulf countries, Turkey, and Israel have become proactive in shaping the Middle East according to their own visions, as the U.S. has essentially allowed its partners to take charge of the region. You can bet everything Turkey does has the approval of the U.S.
What Iβm trying to say is that the last thing the U.S. would want is for Turkey or Saudi Arabia to acquire nuclear weapons. This would undermine the U.S.'s role as the primary security guarantor and trigger a massive arms race among unstable countries. It would only be a matter of time before these weapons are either used or fall into the hands of groups like Al-Qaeda. We know that in the Gulf, KhawΔrij factions are deeply embedded within the governments of those nations.
Moreover, there is no clear evidence that these countries are genuinely pursuing nuclear weapons. This isn't the 1950s anymore, the technology for a basic nuclear bomb is within reach for many mid-tier nations. The real deterrent is external pressure. As seen with Iran, the sanctions, embargoes, and blockades imposed on countries pursuing nuclear weapons often deter others from following the same path.
The idea that Turkey is pursuing nuclear weapons is just the fantasy of a Turkish nationalist, and a single tweet shouldnβt be taken seriously. Yet weβre seeing people jumping from one Turkβs tweet to the assumption that Turkey is about to start testing nukes in Mudug.
This shows how quickly Somalis can fall for sensational stories without verification or fact-checking. There are people in the U.S. government who have spoken about invading Mexico, but no one takes it seriously until it is confirmed by the president or becomes a position supported by both major political parties, rather than the rantings of one fringe representative. In this case a journalist.
People want to believe a certain narrative and will bend any snippet of media to confirm that bias.
What Iβm trying to say is that the last thing the U.S. would want is for Turkey or Saudi Arabia to acquire nuclear weapons. This would undermine the U.S.'s role as the primary security guarantor and trigger a massive arms race among unstable countries. It would only be a matter of time before these weapons are either used or fall into the hands of groups like Al-Qaeda. We know that in the Gulf, KhawΔrij factions are deeply embedded within the governments of those nations.
Moreover, there is no clear evidence that these countries are genuinely pursuing nuclear weapons. This isn't the 1950s anymore, the technology for a basic nuclear bomb is within reach for many mid-tier nations. The real deterrent is external pressure. As seen with Iran, the sanctions, embargoes, and blockades imposed on countries pursuing nuclear weapons often deter others from following the same path.
The idea that Turkey is pursuing nuclear weapons is just the fantasy of a Turkish nationalist, and a single tweet shouldnβt be taken seriously. Yet weβre seeing people jumping from one Turkβs tweet to the assumption that Turkey is about to start testing nukes in Mudug.
This shows how quickly Somalis can fall for sensational stories without verification or fact-checking. There are people in the U.S. government who have spoken about invading Mexico, but no one takes it seriously until it is confirmed by the president or becomes a position supported by both major political parties, rather than the rantings of one fringe representative. In this case a journalist.
People want to believe a certain narrative and will bend any snippet of media to confirm that bias.
They can test it anytime in Galmudug and galgaduud
Hey man these my endz
Sa_Male
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Fairs, but that's because they're in tiny numbers
But the inventor of the new dialect in somali comes from France tho
Fack you habar digir
Sa_Male
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