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Editor of Egyptian Daily: Qatar Is a Trojan Horse that Harms Arab Interests (Political Analysis)
Tuesday 22 July 2008
"Real Countries Find Their Proper Place Neither Through Satellite Channels, Nor Through [Bribed] Journalists, Nor Yet Through [Showering] Smiles On The World Media" > continue
Why Somaliland is not Viable, and Will Not Exist for Long (Political Analysis)
Wednesday 21 May 2008
Beyond the fact that Somaliland is not different from the other parts and provinces of Somalia, Ogaden included, the illegal country around Hargeysa, due to its servility toward Abyssinia, disrupts any notion of ´Loyalty to the Past´ which is conditio sine qua non for a nation to effectively survive. > continue
ARS - the Liberal Somalis of the Political Center (Political Analysis)
Thursday 24 April 2008
Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis
April 23, 2008
A great dose of misinformation characterized the world´s mass media as regards Somalia – and quite unfortunately for too long. The incessantly over-publicized reports of hostilities did not give the chance to readers allover the world to get (...) > continue
Oromos and Sidamas Unite, Forging Kushitic Unity against Abyssinian Tyranny (Political Analysis)
Thursday 24 April 2008
Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis April 14, 2008
Determined to outmaneuver the evil Abyssinian projects for fratricide disputes between the equally oppressed and tyrannized Oromos and Sidamas, two leading fronts and organizations struggling for the liberation of the two historical Kushitic (...) > continue
Anuak, Oromos, Ogadenis, Sidamas Rally Against Neo-Nazi Tyrant Zenawi (Political Analysis)
Thursday 24 April 2008
Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis April 16, 2008
Many times in the History of the Mankind, the tiny and the peripheral manage to trigger the first shot in an avalanche of developments that brings the end of a tyrannical regime.
The Anuak leader Obang Metho calls for a worldwide (...) > continue
Africa 2008, the Darkest Part of the Night (Political Analysis)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
Mr. Metho rightfully denounces the postcolonial realities of Africa; he says: ‘Africa must move away from the politicization of ethnicity’. What else can describe better the Amhara and Tigray Abyssinian colonial attitude of forging a fake national creature, fallaciously baptized ‘Ethiopia’, around the ominous axis of the Amharization of the subjugated and tyrannized nations? > continue
Nunca Mas: Spanish Words for Noble Somalis and Barbaric Abyssinians (Political Analysis)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
A long and glorious path that only the Somali Nation can cross as Africa´s most genuine Soul; that´s why today every noble person allover the world feels proud to say > continue
Kosova and Somaliland: the impossible equation (Political Analysis)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
In the light of the aforementioned, we fail to identify any possible reason for Somaliland to exist. The population of the breakaway state is Somali. They are absolutely the same as the Somalis of Ogaden, Maakhir, Puntland, and the Somali South. > continue
An Ethiopian General Humiliates the Somali President (Political Analysis)
Sunday 24 February 2008
Throughout history, foreign forces have invaded weak and vulnerable countries where their leaders were quickly overthrown, forced to resign or went into exile as the invading military tightened its grip on the fallen nations. However, some selfish and greedy leaders sought foreign intervention (...) > continue
USA Third way Option for Somalia is a False One! (Political Analysis)
Monday 11 February 2008
Do not sell your nation, your name and the future of your children. Victory is near but with victory there is all too real potential that it could be stolen and that more misery could be ahead for our nation and people. The greatest danger at present facing our nation is the occupation forces (...) > continue
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