Should the AU recognize Somaliland?

[@DebateTrack]

For Somalis: this is an educational video for debate clubs in America. For the next couple months, students across America will be discussing this issue! Thanks all for your comments and input 🙏🙏

[@adnanmohamed-4813]

Somaliland is a region of Somalia. I can’t fully watch this video. Please take it down. You need someone to teach you practical lessons. You’re talking about something that doesn’t concern you. This is our issue, and it’s up to us to handle it. Let’s talk about dividing the American states into separate countries-how would you feel about that? Stop trying to gain views by discussing sensitive topics. There are better topics to talk about.

[@oneOonethreeeight]

@@adnanmohamed-4813 this a topic for school DEBATE. this man did not choose the topic, NSDA made the topic, this channel is used to help debaters understand what common arguments will be

[@fe8445]

@@DebateTrack Somalia is one nation and NOT divisible. This is a sensitive issue for the Somalis and it is waste of time for the students to debate an issue they have no idea.

[@fe8445]

@@oneOonethreeeight For all Somalia's needs, they have to debate dismemberment of Somalia. What an stupid idea. It shows the cruelty of the wealthy.

[@adnanmohamed-4813]

@@oneOonethreeeight Dividing a country is not a simple debate topic; it’s a highly sensitive and complex issue that directly impacts people’s lives. If you think this is just an academic exercise, then imagine how Americans would feel if the topic were about dividing the United States into separate countries. Would it still feel like a harmless debate? It’s important to approach such topics with respect and sensitivity, especially when discussing regions or issues that involve the identity, sovereignty, and struggles of real people. There are plenty of other meaningful debate topics that don’t risk trivializing sensitive matters.

[@book2316]

The Republic of Somaliland is older than Federal Somalia, so yes!

[@mohamedsaid3266]

How is this possible ?

[@ChickenMan-r5k]

@@mohamedsaid3266 esentially somaliland (british somaliland at the time) gained independence from britain and somalia (Italian Somaliland at the time) gained independence from italy and 5 days later they VOLUNTARILY merged together to create Somalia. However after decades of oppresion, war, and unfair treatment as well as an unstable government and economy, Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991.

[@abdihussein9554]

VIVA Somaliland Republic. Somaliland gained independence before Somalia in 26 June 1960.

[@Guulsnapsnature]

Thank you for your commentary and support for somaliland. As a fellow American and a survivor of the very genocide that you have spoken off, I feel the international community is doing even worse injustice by not recognizing Somaliland. There would be nothing better in this world that would make me happier more than hearing United States recognized Somaliland and to me that would definitely make me feel as though, a gain of our 51 first state. Why? because I know my people more than anyone, and they would pledge their allegiance to United States of America…❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@DebateTrack]

Thanks for this comment! You certainly have a deep connection to this issue. Perhaps you’ll get recognition under Trump. The Stability arguments I present here are real, but I think they’re overblown. Somaliland certainly would (and already does) make a great ally to the US.

[@AB333East]

@@DebateTrackSomaliland government killing children’s women’s in the city of lascanod 💣 bombing the cities this happend 2 and years ago people check the history Somaliland government most leaders alshabaab come from Somalia lend make sure you do investigation thank you

[@Axmadayaanle]

@@DebateTrack your argumet is not balanced, because currently not all Somaliland clans support separation from Somalia; unionist clans, such as the Dhulbahante, Warsangeli, and segments of the Gadabuursi, oppose Somaliland’s independence and prefer to remain part of a unified Somalia. This division relates directly to the Las Anod war (2023), where the Dhulbahante clan, under the SSC-Khatumo administration, resisted Somaliland’s control over the Sool region and declared loyalty to Somalia. The war led to severe negative impacts on the Dhulbahante clan, including loss of lives, destruction of infrastructure, mass displacement, economic devastation, and political marginalization, leaving the clan fragmented and the region destabilized all this happened to suppress their own freedom.

[@mohamedhaybe]

Thank you Mr tracker with your realized the truth political sittiuation of honr of Africa spacialy Somaliland I hope au will recognize soon somaliland . Somaliland Somaliland

[@mohammedkombo4591]

AU should have recognized Somaliland since when it separated itself from Somalia.I recognize Somaliland as an independent and sovereign country.

[@Akhas-z1g]

The only thing muslim about you is that name. America recognizing somaliland doesn’t help somaliland. It’s just gonna be another piece of land used as military bases. Ask Djibouti

[@Moe-v2j]

But Djibouti got a dictatorship nothing do to with Somaliland we want recognition for 3 decades so stop talking nonsense

[@Akhas-z1g]

@@Moe-v2j You gotta go back to 1967 to know what I’m talking about. When the Western countries were giving “independence” to African countries the french, english and Italians promised to release our lands so that greater Somalia can reunify. Ofcourse the French only decolonize in name so they asked the people of what was called french Somaliland at the time (Djibouti) and ultimatum, get independence and reunify with the rest of Somalia or become a new country under the control of france. The French knew what the somalis would vote for So on election day they asked the minority Anfar group to to come and vote at 8am as a whole and closed the voting stations by 9am and declared that the people voted for the latter. So a new country was formed out of French Somaliland called Djibouti because the West and specifically france wanted to keep control of yhe red sea. And to ensure that the people would never rise up and kicked them out, they invited the whole of the western countries to have their own military bases as well as some asian countries. Today if you go to Djibouti the residents will tell you they constantly feel like their in s military state and or a refugee camp because of the amount of multinational military camps, condtant gunfire and military aircrafts they see and hear.

[@ForEverProgame]

You spent a lot of time on Al-Shabaab. Generally, the very weak government in Mogadishu did a number on them, effectively putting them in a small territory in Somalia, in addition, do you think that if they are effective, they would have created chaos in Somaliland (They did a terrorist operation in Hargeisa once, and were dealt with for them not to show up in Somaliland), so this lecture is given them a lot of weight, in my opinion.

[@DebateTrack]

Thanks for that POV, the evidence makes them seem important and dangerous but it’s hard to know the real facts on the ground.

[@abdiaziizahmed7827]

THANK YOU SO MUCH WE ARE THE SOMALILANDRS WE HAVE A PEACEFUL COUNTRY THE REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND

[@Axmadayaanle]

My answer is NO because not all Somaliland clans support separation from Somalia; unionist clans, such as the Dhulbahante, Warsangeli, and segments of the Gadabuursi, oppose Somaliland’s independence and prefer to remain part of a unified Somalia. This division relates directly to the Las Anod war (2023), where the Dhulbahante clan, under the SSC-Khatumo administration, resisted Somaliland’s control over the Sool region and declared loyalty to Somalia. The war led to severe negative impacts on the Dhulbahante clan, including loss of lives, destruction of infrastructure, mass displacement, economic devastation, and political marginalization, leaving the clan fragmented and the region destabilized all this happened to suppress their own freedom.

[@warsamaosman-Sool]

We were an independent country, and we joined with Somali italia to create a country used to call the Somali republic in 1960. After 30 years of failed union, we took our country back and reestablished our country. The republic of Somaliland and somalia created its own country, now called the Federal Republic of somalia. Now we are two different independent nations.

[@sirajhajififty]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Kingkejser]

​@@sirajhajififtykeep laughing yourself silly

[@Moe-v2j]

@@sirajhajififtyyes the reality hurt Somaliland is on the up ⬆️

[@abdidaud896]

Great video 👏 I like to point out the following: There are few important pieces of information missing in the Somaliland section: 1- The union with Somalia didn’t go through legally. 2- The first act of union wasn’t ratified. 3- The referendum on the last act of union was rejected by Somalilanders. 4- There was a coup following the attempted union. 5- This was later followed by the Isaaq genocide. 6- According to Somalilanders, this isn’t a case of secession or breaking away (terms we find offensive). Instead, we see it as a case of state continuity-similar to the Baltic states and their "separation" from the Soviet Union, where the union was also considered illegal. Don't just take my words for it, there are references on this topic such as the african union fact-finding mission 2005 and research done by Joshua Meservey from the Hudson Institute This takes care 90 of the risks mentioned

[@DebateTrack]

Great additional points, thank you 🙏

[@wallaccyfreitas9801]

The Somali government exists only at Mogadishu’s airport, propped up by corrupt UN policies and billions of dollars in U.S. taxpayer funds that benefit elites rather than the people. Meanwhile, Somaliland has proven itself as a stable, self-governing democracy that secures its territory and ensures peace. Recognizing Somaliland is in everyone’s interest-especially for securing the Red Sea, a critical trade route. A functional, legitimate partner like Somaliland would bring stability and prosperity where Mogadishu’s failed regime cannot.

[@MohammedAhmed-l3s2n]

AU Already re-recognised Somalind. Somaliland is not like Puntland a region (north of Somalia)

[@ChickenMan-r5k]

do you have evidence for this where I can read more about it? I really want to see it. I dont disagree I just need to show my friends.

[@abiibabiib4108]

Democratic Republic of Somaliland must be recognized.

[@DJFRAY17]

Could I get some websites and articles for AFF and NEG for debate, the Taiwan conflict had many articles, but not this new resolution.. I am going to be debating this in January. Thank you

[@DebateTrack]

Great! Yes indeed, it’s much harder to find evidence….but we found everything that’s out there All this is at debatetrack.com

[@k4b1ns82]

whys this so cinematic

[@DebateTrack]

Thanks big compliment 🙏

[@yanzan7590]

thanks for talking and mentioning our country, and our efforts that we made during those un-recognized years deserve to be rewarded.

[@farahroble9961]

Somaliland is great country we don’t care about others we are proud of somaliland ❤

[@ftsunion8365]

I Hope ethiopia Will help you get recognized by US and in AU meeting in Addis Ababa they will talk about it

[@MohdAbdi-f3c]

Mr. Tracker Thank you , thank you so much. For everything you dowiing for us we need people like you to understanding how much we need recognising at all the 🌎 to be better country and to be connected with the world

[@omarfarah586]

Thank you very much for this great and informative article. Somaliland is a democratic country in a politically volatile region but we enjoy a peaceful environment.

[@SO-ix2sj]

The detail of info you have is crazy. There's literally no info you've missed.

[@DebateTrack]

Thank you! It took a lot of research. There’s always more to say of course but this is what I can put in a 1 hour video.

[@mohamedabdirahman6939]

The debate surrounding the separatist agenda of Somaliland is misguided and unproductive. Ongoing conflicts, such as the clashes in Ceerigaabo/Erigavo, highlight resistance from other communities against the secessionist ideology of the Isaaq-led Somaliland militia. The events in Laascaanood last year further demonstrate the fractured nature of this separatist project. Historically, the former British Somaliland territory was never a homogenous entity. It comprised diverse clans such as the Harti, Samaroon, and Ciise, each of whom opposes the separatist agenda and has taken steps to reclaim their regions from the Isaaq-dominated movement. The Isaaq clan, concentrated in parts of Waqooyi Galbeed, has been accused of creating instability by fostering tribal divisions and chaos in the region. Allegations of Somaliland’s collaboration with extremist groups like Al-Shabaab in Sanaag, the largest region of the former British Somaliland, underscore the security risks posed by this agenda. These actions threaten not only Somalia’s unity but also the stability of the broader region. Kindly stop this misleading, misinformation and propoganda projects you got it from the Somaliland regime..

[@mohamedabdillahiali]

Complots financed by foreign powers with complicity of Syad Barreh regime remnants , majority are Darods Syads clansmeen

[@mohamedabdillahiali]

CIA WILLI FIND IT

[@mohamedabdillahiali]

Indopacific policy is coming. Soon, Somaliland will find who is behind the scene, how poor and homeless South somalis could be well equipped and confront Somaliland security forces???

[@mohamedabdillahiali]

Thanks to us interest and geopolical confrontation with rising economic superpower behind Somalia militias

[@mohamedabdillahiali]

In 2008 AlShabaad make 3 attentats including Somaliland Presidency Palace

[@lulsegedderbe2855]

SomaliLand Must Be recognized by African union and united nations. Somali Land has strong backing evidence more than those countries Gambia,Eritrea, or South Sudan. United nations recognized those countries swiftly. UN must recognized Somaliland.

[@AliA-hb1fg]

Wow I really amazed how he summarized. Kudos man

[@Mohagnito94]

The glazing just to get recognition is hilarious. War tan Somalinimo maaha. 😂 😢

[@mussali3427]

Organizations don't recognize countries. countries recognize countries. The country that needs recognition then forwards an application to the organization concerned, with at least the signed attached letters of three countries .

[@Dhalawga]

No,Somalis,that’s northern Somalia simply cannot be separated from their brothers in the south of Somalia. We are one nation in every aspect. Enemies of Somalis went us to be further divided.

[@jamalramadan5290]

No body wants you divided. The international community wants a one Somalia.

[@monakhadar1952]

Somaliland deserve recognitation😍

[@ismailomar2537]

Thank you very much for taking deep acoount of Simaliland country. As you said OEU AND UN SHIULD RECOGNIZE if they are true Organization.

[@simbarashenicholaschitovho1771]

You cannot just declare independence, there has to be a process, in the case of South Sudan & Eritrea that you refer to, there was an agreement between the mother country ie, Sudan & Ethiopia to seek independence if the population of the territory agrees, that is still to happen in Somaliland.

[@enddaoccupation]

Thank you.

[@somalilander_girl_christian]

Thank you

[@ibrahimmohamed-cj8pz]

IAM SOMALI COUNTRY SOMALIA 🇸🇴 WHAT IS THE LAND ???

[@mohamedali-po3qj]

Don't mention Somalia is a failure state 😂😂😂

[@mohamedali-po3qj]

Viva S.land Republic my country ❤❤❤❤❤

[@farahroble9961]

Somaliland is somaliland ignoring people who don’t like somaliland!😂

[@moremore2313]

Siilkii amison wasijirtay usheeg😂😂

[@halimamumin3643]

Ask that question to the colony who gave that name to Somaliland.

[@mohamedsaid3266]

AU should not push for countries to be divided to satisfy the greed of few traitors . Somalis should never allow to happen this division . Somalia rather should claim its territories taken by neighboring countries .

[@ftsunion8365]

Somaliland Is a country separated in 1991. Puntland Is a region in Somalia but somaliland Is country

[@abdulazizog1743]

Thank you Mr tracker with your realized the truth political situation. we welcome you to visit Somaliland dear

[@maxamedwarsame2553]

thank you so much for your supporting somaliland

[@kingahmed8839]

Clans in Somaliland are fighting each other. Was it just one clan that was supposed to be recognized? America should stay out of the affairs of the people living in Somaliland. There are ongoing conflicts in Las Anod and Erigavo.

[@jamalramadan5290]

Yes, there are conflicts. But don't let it distract you from Somalia's instability.

[@IfatMedia-t1t]

Somaliland is not that poor actually. No one is begging in the streets.

[@DebateTrack]

I can only see the numbers, but not how it looks on the ground. Some “poor” places are very sad and depressing (and some “rich” places like some American cities). Some have low GDP but a big informal economy and pretty good life. Thanks for the clarification 🙏

[@negussieabebe3500]

If the Western world,especially the USA, and Britain recognize .no doubt, the AU countries will follow .

[@ultimatem_4214]

Somaliland HANOOLATO 💚🤍❤️

[@ftsunion8365]

🇪🇹🇮🇷🇪🇹🇮🇷🇪🇹🇮🇷🇪🇹

[@Eigal2]

Excellent information. Thanks.

[@wizlion3808]

Thanks for supporting my country

[@mohamedsaid3266]

Taiwan recognizing Somaliland does not mean anything. It is scratch me , I will scratch you , No other country recognizes Somaliland . Viva undivided Somalia !

[@cabdicano8698]

Where is Djibouti dds & nfd ?? Ya xaaroodist ??

[@abadirzulu5249]

Somaliland was separate before joining somalia. A lot of people don't know that. Thanks & god bless you

[@BreakableLucid]

Somaliland 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐅❤❤❤

[@MM-hz3eb]

Great video, somaliland should be recognize

[@Yo_wali]

thnks pro

[@aabdi8896]

Thank you for supporting somaliland

[@siaragali1439]

Somaliland must be full independent country 💚🤍

[@AB333East]

KZbinr kasto haduu rabo view waa inuu hergisa soo gaaraa 😂😂😂😂 isaaq view badan uku helo bal kan Yar eeg 😂😂😂 ciwaanka ayaa waxaa laku soo qori Somaliland waa in l aqoonsadaa markaas waxii isaaq joogay gudaha iyo qurbaha view iyo comment 😂😂😂

[@DigaaleYare]

I want to clarify you something, Somaliland and somalia didn't merge a union that's completely lie Their is no legal union take place. The African Union fact finding mission in 2005 stated that "union between Somaliland and somalia was never ratified" and also malfunctioned when it went into action from 1960 to 1990, makes Somaliland's search for recognition historically unique and self-justified in African political history. Nevertheless Somaliland isn't even be part of Somalia the truth is that, In 1991 Somaliland declared state continuity like Balkan Republic.

[@kl8650]

Of course, Somaliland should gain its independence as it was once its own country.

[@ABENEZARTADESEMENGISTU]

To be honest here in Ethiopia we're disappointed by what our leader did in Turkey though it is not clear yet whether the agreement with Somaliland is dump. I am one of who believe by Somaliland recognition. they are showing the world what other country failed in even their election. I don't think Ethiopia will leave the agreement even the Ankara agreement is not clear. But if Ethiopia will not do that I hope AU or US and many other can give the recognition for Somaliland and my wish is to see Dubai of Africa in the next coming years. love you my people whatever will be you showed you are who believe by cooperation rather than jealousy ❤️

[@ftsunion8365]

I think abiy did It because he believes that trump administration will recognize somaliland and the peace deal with Somalia its temporary to keep egyptian tropps and influences away from ethiopia keeping ethiopian troops in somalia in the AU peacekeeping mission. Its all temporary to keep away enemies of Ethiopia and wait to see if AU and US will recognize somaliland

[@Abdirahman-1020]

💚🤍❤️ I represent my beloved Somalilanders. Actually, we deserve to be recognized country. Thanks, bro we appreciate you

[@ftsunion8365]

Ethiopia stands with you Always.

[@Abdirahman-1020]

@ftsunion8365 We actually know that Ethiopia is our next neighborhood. On the other hand, we remember when we was refugees 1988 you welcomed us very well. We appreciate you guys. Thanks again and again

[@ftsunion8365]

@@Abdirahman-1020 ethiopia gives free scolarship too somalilanders and helped you during civil war giving you weapons. As right now ethiopia Is giving you weapons and training and intelligence info. We are strong allies for the future

[@Abdirahman-1020]

@@ftsunion8365 We actually know everything about that. 🗣 Oure people say Ethiopia is our second country (Ethiopia Tigdrlen )

[@BreakableLucid]

Somaliland love usa 🇺🇸 😊

[@DAACIQARAN-b4w]

Republic of Soomaliland. ❤❤❤

[@ftsunion8365]

Somaliland its a strong and historical ally of Ethiopia and should go ahead with MOU. Berbera Is important Port and Somaliland its a great democracy in the strategical and delicate zone of horn of africa. Ethiopia Building the naval base Is for protecting somaliland from Somalia and Egypt and also for protecting ethiopia from enemies like islamist terrorists and Egypt influences

[@Nomad612]

We appreciate you doing for somaliland but quick correction somaliland was protector and not colonize.

[@ForEverProgame]

Comparing Al-Shabaab to Hamas is shortsighted and playing with the western world’s disparaging name-calling of anyone who picks arms to defend themselves as in Hamas, or fight to establish governance counter to Western democracy, as in Al-Shabaab.

[@Moe-v2j]

I think Al shabab are worst

[@mohamedabdillahiali]

Professor J Peter Pham is not a somali as indicated by his name. Ask him his opinion about Somaliland and Somalia. According to him Somalia is a dead country Somaliland is a thriving democracy, developing country

[@VismayAvadhani]

My GOAT🙏

[@VedKusurkar]

great minds think alike

[@VismayAvadhani]

@VedKusurkar 🧠🧠🧠

[@DebateTrack]

🫡🫡

[@someoneontheinternet9462]

Heck yeah.

[@mussali3427]

please read the African Union (AU) fact-finding mission to somaliland that I posted below.

[@musj21]

Trump is just about to officially recognise SOMALILAND also pull all US troops out of somalia. the one somalia policy has fail to work for 33 years so it’s just a matter of time and overdue ✅

[@Certified-k4j]

Somalia's argument is weak. Somaliland receiving full recognition will not impact somalia because somalia's government can't control any areas outside it's capital. Somaliland has been de facto independence for decades and somalia does not receive taxation money collected plus somaliland does not contribute in somalia's armed forces. Al shabab was present before the MOU. Somalia's government and elite in mogadishu fear that recognised somaliland will be the confirmation of their failure because somalia has lied to the international community consistently to receive more aid with hardly any stable government. The more somalia has become unstable the more money the international community through at it. Elites in mogadishu and some individuals from AU UN and other agencies benefit from this choas in somalia financially. That is the reality and sadly somaliland has suffered because of this. Even though somaliland is a safe country, it is still technically under somalia and tourists and international investors are warned under tge umbrella somalia. No access to world bank and IMF is another obstacle. Good news is the world is changing due to geopolitics and the eyes of the international community are on somaliland. UAE and UK has invested hundreds of millions in the strategic port of berbera and berbera airport plus 110 million USD on a new road berbera corridor connecting landlocked Ethiopia. Many international companies signed up to berbera free economic zone so things are beginning to change. Politically the u.s congress has passed the bill somaliland partnership act. These kind of investment cannot be implemented in somalia due to security reasons. Many countries are lining up to engagement with somaliland and dash aside this "one somalia policy" nonsense

[@---id4dc]

Somaliland was completely defeated at the battle of goojacade august 25 2023, The ppl of SSC, Sool Sanag and Ceyn(Majority of the land in Somaliland) completely reject any claim of their lands by the Isaaq clan project that is Somaliland.

[@kl8650]

😂😂😂 the only known territories are Somaliland, Somalia, and Djibouti. You are in the boarders of Somaliland, just like how the ogadens and some are considered ethiopians because of their border 😉

[@jamalramadan5290]

Not the majority

[@salmanadani3114]

Such as shallow thinking. Somaliland is not even how it used to be. Now it has broken apart into two mini states where one wants to join Somali south and one is looking for international recognition so get your facts straight my man before promoting baseless propaganda. Not that I hate my brothers getting recognition but they have to be together not like this current factionsa.

[@Mrkhadar555]

Somaliland ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@omarshirwa]

SOMALILAND DESERVE FOR RECOGNITION EVEN PRESIDENT TRUMP SHOWED HIS INTREST FOR SOMALILAND THAT THEY DESERV TO RECOGNISE AS A INDEPENDENT GOVERNMENT

[@gaaleef]

The so called Somaliland can NOT be a country because half of it is already and state called khatumo and another half called Makhir is also broke off Somaliland, so the little left can not be an state.

[@jamalramadan5290]

Somalia has a state called Somaliland inside it. Use the same logic.

[@adnanmohamed-4813]

Somaliland is a region of Somalia

[@aneeshvelicheti843]

somaliland

[@bakarelmi6112]

Republic of Somaliland

[@AbdullahiAbukar-uo7jg]

Somaliland can not stand alone very small and no economy

[@Moe-v2j]

It’s been standing alone for 3 decades wake up to reality

[@ibrahimmohamed-cj8pz]

TELL ME WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM

[@mrflare5558]

GOAT!!!

[@farahabdulahhashim5244]

Mr debate I want you work with somaliland government you information i😅

[@Samiya-tk3ud]

You are wrong, Somaliland didn’t belong to the failed state. Get it right

[@ftsunion8365]

Ethiopia Is with you 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@FarahWarsama]

We will close yr youture this is from Israel not USA

[@sidrasirad9475]

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[@fe8445]

Stupid question for click bait. Nothing else.

[@oneOonethreeeight]

it’s not clickbait, this channel makes videos to inform and give evidence for students who do debate in the united states. currently, the topic for january is whether the AU should recognize the Republic of Somaliland as an independent state. He provides both sides to the argument because debaters need to debate both sides, if you look at the other videos, they all have the same thing

[@fe8445]

@oneOonethreeeight They are having an educational debate on weather to dismember Somalia or not. Is that fair? Being casual on the lives of millions of Somali ppl. Division means part of your family being the other side. It is a despicable idea.

[@oneOonethreeeight]

@ that’s actually really interesting, does this have to do with sanaag? i’m from the united states and just trying to understand the facts of this debate, i don’t know enough to actually have an opinion but i would really like to look more into families being separated. do you have an article that talks about this so i can share it to more people?

[@mrmiyagi90]

😂😂 keep lying to yourself

[@Muli-p7y]

This guy is bored, we don’t wanna hear a woke KZbinr telling us we should be divided

[@cabdicano8698]

So you have Djibouti 🇩🇯 DDs & nfd ?? No just Mogadishu airport 😂😂😂

[@mkodyglobalsouthsoldier]

Not needed ! Arab somalia won't take land 😂

[@HassanHassan-pf9ic]

Sorry you know nothing except pipe dreams

[@ibrahimmohamed-cj8pz]

IDONT CARE WHAT YOU LOVE

[@Bashee-qq2hb]

I am very impressed at depth of research you made. SSC Khatumo is always omitted in this discussion. Somaliland is essentially just one tribe who want be recognised as nation. When they refer to stability of somaliland, it really just reflects 2-3 cities that was able to self govern (hargeysa, Barbara und maybe Burco). Other city where the Isaaq tribe do not live have been completely ignored or even punished for daring to trade or do business with Somalia.

[@maxamedmaxamudmusa9759]

You're completely wrong by the way. There are 8 different tribes that reside here and just cause 1 is acting up and call themselves SSC don't mean anything 1 is less than 8 so they can cry me river all they want but they will come back begging for mercy like they did in 2007 so nothing new here but a temper tantrum by SSC. All the land they claim is not even their's other tribes reside with them and it's not solely their's so what is there to talk about at the end of the day. Mr. Study

[@jamalramadan5290]

While I agree that SSC is not mentioned as much the information given is misleading. Most of Somaliland is still under control and more cities are safe. With the SSC also SSB gets left out of the story.

[@jamalramadan5290]

​@@maxamedmaxamudmusa9759That's not true either bro. I would like to talk more but I'm tired 😴

[@Bashee-qq2hb]

@@maxamedmaxamudmusa9759 8 tribes 😂😂😂 my friend can you list them out please. Also to call this a “tantrum” is ironic because the same argument you used literally can be used to dismiss the existence of Somaliland. It’s just a “1 tribe that acting up call themselves Somaliland, it doesn’t mean anything” In international law, sovereign states must have a permanent population, a defined territory, a single administration. Somaliland by definition does not meet any of those conditions, it does not control Sool and Sanaag, have may undisputed territories. And let’s not start with Awdal state which pretty much governs itself.

[@bigie2264]

About the ssc is just small subclan and little town named laascanood not hall ssc and niether the army nor any one else joined the so call war it was only 400 somaliland army peacekeepers if somaliland wanted they could have wiped them long time ago but we are democratic and peacefull people who know what blood and war means we seen all

[@---id4dc]

ahahahahahahaha you were left naked without ur shoes running. Don't lie