Gebremedhin Araya (L) former TPLF says he posed a Muslim merchant, but was in fact a rebel

It must be stated—first and foremost, by a someone unaffiliated to the Wahabi school of thought—that the Shabaab have hit upon a winning idea when they had recently forbidden the UN World Food Program from operating in Southern Somalia. This is a truly admirable political decision, and any Somali national who disagrees is nothing less than a spineless slave by nature.

The Somali national territory has been a food exporting region of the world for thousands of years—are we, the honourable Somali people, really being asked to stop feeding ourselves for the sake of the narrow minded interests of Western governments?

The world is a curious place if this is the case. Let us all be clear about one thing, the ghastly TPLF elite of the Ethiopian federation—whilst they had been an insurgent movement--had certainly exploited the mass starvation of the Tigrayan people in 1984, for their own tactical ends1. This coldblooded, and cynical, display of cruelty is the defining hallmark of the current government of Ethiopia: a government that has ruthlessly cannibalised the Tigrayan people—its political bedrock.

Therefore—in light of inhuman behavior on the part of Meles and his legions of ruthless TPLF cadre—how disgusting it is to see so-called leaders of the Somali community being enslaved by the very same Meles who ate his own people?

I am constantly shocked by the fact that, seemingly right-mined, people actually believe the the Ethiopian federation is going to survive, as a viable political entity when the monster Meles steps down.

I imagine the Amhara shall soon make a political comeback in Addis-Ababa. However, I imagine that the newly emergent Somali national consciousness shall overcome the wounds caused by the emergency that had been the invasion of the brutal Ethiopian army in 2007. Somalia still exists; both as a concept and as a geographic feature of the earth. There is nothing that the cannibal Meles Zenawi—lord of the savage TPLF elite of Ethiopia—can do to alter this fact of natural life: for demons only exert influence in hell!

And so, years after literally eating his own people, the monster Meles decided to invade the Somali national territory—with a great deal of support from the politically fickle Americans. For the Americans are selfish to the point where they regularly—and routinely—enslave their own citizens for one reason or another. The Americans both aided and abetted the Ethiopian invasion of the Somali national territory in 2007. For this reason alone, they—the Americans—be they ethnic Somalis or not, they have no business in the Somali peninsula. Their brand of evil has no place on the African continent.

The horrid TFG of Somalia is both a product of American arrogance and Ethiopian venality; a creature born of evil; a creature which serves an evil interests.

The horrid TFG of Somalia must be fought and destroyed, due to the existence of its inhuman bylaws: its monstrously rigid—not to mention divisive—4.5 sectarian agenda!

I believe that the worst is over. The Somali nation has been liberated from the horrendous, and potentially fatal, influence of political subservience to the ghastly Ethiopian regime—guided by the demonic Meles Zenawi—with its Western backers: The Ethiopian state survives on the back of charitable donations from the West.

Today, we see that the Ethiopian backed groups—active inside the Somali national territory—have themselves become liberated from the malignant influence of the TPLF leadership in Addis-Ababa. I say this because, the TPLF lives in dread of the armed men of central Somali, currently calling themselves Alhu Sunna Waljameeca—a Sufi order. The very fact that the Ethiopian state can never trust its so-called Somali allies2 is a reason to feel confident that the Somali nation shall emerge stronger with each year that passes. With faith, and a little non-linear thinking, Somalia must surely prevail.

Nasr Ibn Othmann

yann1@live.co.uk

sommusings.blogspot.com

1    Mr. Aregewi Berhe BBC Statement, March 2010

2    See: The Rise & Fall of Cabdullahi Yusuf Axmed.