Somalia and the Inherent Dangers of Fiat Money Regimes

What could be more shameful, for a fully grown man, than to find himself being coerced into performing tricks—by manifestly hostile agencies, and against his will—in exchange for an intrinsically worthless object? This is precisely the shameful situation in which the senior members of the monstrous TFG of Somalia currently find themselves. This week we witnessed some truly disgraceful infighting amongst the senior members of the so called TFG executive which culminated in the reinstatement of the TFG prime minister—Cumar Cabdirashiid—just a day after he and his useless council of ministers had been dismissed by the venal president of the TFG, Shariif Axmed.

The cause of the recent conflict which very nearly brought down the TFG, and the strange happenings of the part few days, is a consignment of newly printed Somali Shillings. This money had been printed in the Sudan, and had been transported by sea to the Post of Mogadishu. I have it on good authority that the so-called president of the TFG had personally taken delivery of this consignment of money—seven truck loads worth—in Villa Somalia. It is at this moment in time, when the senior members of the TFG had begun to fight like cats and dogs after they had learned that their so-called president had taken personal charge of this money, and that he would not be sharing it with any of the other members of the perfidious TFG of Somalia—as had been anticipated previously. Much of the TFG had been duped into thinking that the money would be distributed fairly, amongst the senior members of the TFG. Indeed, the shameless TFG president had actually conspired, with the former speaker of the farcical TF parliament, in a bid to cut the other men out of receiving any share in the illusory windfall to come their way. The speaker is said to have received a small share of the newly printed money in exchange for his support of this nefarious TFG scheme.

The important question to ask is why are these men compelled to behave so shamefully as a consequence of the printing of fiat money? The Somali Shillings in question are, in fact, completely devoid of value. Why does the ghastly president of the TFG, Shariif Axmed, feel the need to betray his colleagues within the TFG—not to mention the Somali people in general—for the sake of a mountain of worthless paper?

I would venture to say that these men a currently labouring under the false impression that the fiat money in their possession has some value. I would suggest that these men have been manipulated by their own greed, and the words of their foreign masters, to believe in the illusion that the newly printed notes are notes of great value. These men are unable to see that they are being manipulated; being experimented upon. I should like to think that the common laboratory rat has more sense than the imbecilic members of the TFG of Somalia—the laboratory rat, although it lives in a cage, has a keen sense of what has material value in this world as opposed to the numerous traitors who claim to be working for the benefit of the Somali people at this time. The TFG of Somalia is so inept that its member cannot even conceal their own avarice from the public when they fight amongst each other for a few scraps of worthless paper.

The combination of personal greed and unimaginable moral degradation shall inevitably bring down the monstrous TFG of Somalia. All the fiat money of the world, including the now discredited US dollar, shall not help the evil men who currently inhabit Villa Somalia. This I am sure of.

Somalia: From Emergency to Emergence

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.

1Mr. Aregewi Berhe BBC Statement, March 2010

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

Somalia and the Disgusting Conduct of Mr. 'Faroole'

It would be interesting, I think, to be able to peer inside the sub-conscious mind of Mr. Cabdiraxmaan 'Faroole', the current president of the Puntland State Authority of Somalia. Surely, I say, this man must be tormented—whilst he sleeps—by the realisation that the betrayal of a brother has its own unique rewards? I refer specifically to his recent betrayal of his Somali brethren who hail from the ancient lands of Ogaden clan. When his administration collaborated with senior Ethiopian intelligence officials—whilst on Somali soil—in the brutal torture of Ogadeni men then in the custody of the Puntland State Authority, did Mr. 'Faroole' bat an eyelid? So vicious had been the treatment of these captives, that one of the men in question actually lost his life.

The Ogadeni men of this group, who remained alive at that moment in time, were then handed over to the Ethiopian intelligence operatives—who subsequently transported them to a secret prison located somewhere near the Ethiopian capital. One can only imagine the fate of the Ogadeni men in question once they had been transported to Ethiopia itself. I imagine that their fate—if indeed these men are still alive—is a brutally grim one, and I am ashamed of the conduct of Mr. 'Faroole' in this particularly tragic episode in the recent history of the Puntland State of Somalia. A man, especially a leader, always has a choice! The choice between that which is right, and that which is wrong is often clear when it comes to the best interests of the Somali people.

To add insult to grievous injury, Mr. 'Faroole' seems to believe he has been bestowed with the authority, here on earth, to legally distinguish between individuals who are Somali nationals and those who may be aliens. This is clearly a fantasy. However, using some mysterious formula, Mr. 'Faroole' has determined that the people of the Somali Region (Ogaden) are no longer Somali people—he actually sees them as aliens. What is truly shocking is that the current president of the Puntland State of Somalia views the people of the Ogaden clan as particularly dangerous aliens.

Nothing could be further from the truth. The people of the Ogaden clan are quintessentially Somali. The Ogaden has always been, and shall forever remain, the pulsating heart of Somali culture and the Somali national identity. The people of the Ogaden have always been welcome inside the Somali territory known, at the present time, as Puntland. I find it outrageous that an outsider, a dangerous Australian alien—in the shape of Mr. 'Faroole' himself—has the audacity to claim that he is acting in the best interests of Somali people.

The president of Puntland, and his criminal henchmen, recently began to demand that the people who have fled the fighting in Southern Somalia should now return to their places of origin. In effect, Mr. 'Faroole' has decreed that certain sections of the Somali public are no longer welcome inside the territory of the Puntland State of Somalia. By what authority does this man think he has the power to avoid lending a helping hand to a brother in distress? Does Mr. 'Faroole' expect far away lands—such as Australia—to provide a home for these displaced Somali people?

I recently observed a curious episode, where the president of Puntland held a press conference, after having not reaching an accord with the weak president of the TFG of Somalia in Nairobi. In his press conference Mr. 'Faroole' claimed to be working for the best interests of the Somali nation, but that the TFG was creating a great problem by not respecting the letter of the recent Galkacayo agreement—concluded between the lumbering prime minister of the TFG, Cumar Cadbirashiid Cali Sharmarke of the TFG, and Mr. 'Faroole' himself some time ago.

Therefore, the press conference in Nairobi, recently held by Mr. 'Faroole' was nothing more than a condemnation of TFG of Somalia. He implied that the members of the TFG entity had been duplicitous in their actions and, in fact, that the TFG had no intention of respecting the aforementioned Galkacayo agreement. In effect, Mr. 'Faroole' began to have a public slanging match with the senior members of the TFG entity on that recent day in Nairobi.

Just to demonstrate the fact that Mr. 'Faroole' is a man with no shame, no sooner had he concluded his press conference he found himself en route to Addis-Ababa, the capital of the Ethiopian Federation. It appears that the weak president of the TFG entity, Shariif Axmed, was also summoned by the prime minister of the Ethiopian Federation at this time. As is often the case Ethiopian intervention is required in order to resolve a mess of this kind. I imagine that Meles Zenawi had been successful in his bid to reconcile his Somali vassals who were at that moment in time feuding.

It would appear that the prime minister of Ethiopia has a unique talent for this type of marriage counseling. He has had a hand in Somali politics for a very long time now. It is ironic that the late Maxamed Siad Barre, last true leader of the Somali nation, had once supported and nurtured this talent. Ever since the fall of the last functional Somali regime in 1991, prime minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia has played a central role in the internal affairs of the Somali nation. As a consequence we have seen the rise of men such as Mr. 'Faroole' to prominent positions inside Somalia itself.

One can hardly blame Ethiopia for the problems of modern day Somalia. Indeed, Meles Zenawi and his government are responsible for the furtherance of Ethiopian interests. This is only natural, but why must senior members within Somali society assist the Ethiopian leadership in their work? The blame must be placed at the feet of the many gutless Somali collaborators—of which Mr. 'Faroole' the current president of the Puntland State of Somalia is a prime example—who serve the interests of the foreign nations who are inherently hostile to the best interests of the Somali people. This subspecies of servile Somali politician must be eradicated from the political landscape of modern Somalia if only to maintain the honour of the Somali nation.

I found it truly appalling when I heard that Mr. 'Faroole' and Shariif Axmed—the respective presidents of the Puntland State Authority and the TFG entity of Somalia—had taken to exchanging apologies when only days earlier they had been on the verge of hostilities. I find it shameful that they now speak about a recent misunderstanding and a breakdown of communications between their two polities. Why do these men choose to not state the obvious fact that the prime minister of Ethiopia—their true master—had successfully knocked their heads together and had changed their behavior?

The shameful behavior of Mr. 'Faroole' has even come to the attention of the United States House of Representatives. Congressman Donald Payne of New Jersey must be commended upon his principled stand in his recent written warning to the Puntland State Authority. The United States of America is hardly a place that can be described as being habitually attentive to the needs of the Somali nation, but even in America can there be found voices which express clear disgust at the conduct of Mr. 'Faroole' and his cronies in Garowe. This is quite remarkable when one stops to reflect upon the fact that Mr. 'Faroole' has only been in his current office for less than 12 months.

Mr. Cabdiraxmaan 'Faroole' is perhaps the most dangerous man to have ever been elected to the office of the president of the Puntland State of Somalia. I believe that this man is a threat to the entire Somali nation—including our brethren in the Ogaden territories. Clearly, this man must be removed from the office of president sooner rather than later. I believe that the parliament of Puntland must bear the full responsibility of removing this dangerous individual from the office which he has brought into disrepute—after all, they are responsible for his rise to power! The parliament of Puntland has the authority to impeach and, for the benefit of all Somali people, I call upon them to act with haste in this regard.

Somalia and the Folly of Mr. Ban Ki Moon (UNSG)

According to Mr. Ban Ki Moon, the United Nations Secretary-General, The so-called TFG of Somalia has made, '...made progress in the political and security fields, and deserves the continued support of international partners.' He suggests this in an United Nations report due to be released in the coming few days.

These words are clear evidence of the fact that the United Nations has now completely lost touch with reality with respect to the current situation on the ground inside the Somali national territory. This shameless disregard of the simple truth that the monstrous TFG entity of Somalia has failed in its stated aims of winning control of of the Somali national territory, is an affront to human dignity.

Why, I ask, does the Secretary-General of the United Nations—incidentally Somalia is still remains a signatory nation of the UN charter for all that is worth—seek to delude the world, in this brazen manner, and to bring shame upon both himself and his office?

Why does the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr. Ban Ki Moon, choose to ignore the fact that AMISOM troops—almost on a daily basis—shell the Bakara Market of Mogadishu from commanding artillery positions pre-prepared on the hillsides of the now ruined Somali capital city? This vile practice had been pioneered, years before, by the ghastly conscript soldiers of the Ethiopian army during their ill-fated, and now infamous, attempt to conquer the Somali national territory.

Why does the Secretary-General of the United Nations seek to bolster the fictitious capacities of the monstrous TFG entity? Does he not realise that he is actually flogging a long dead horse in this regard? The monstrous TFG entity can never be considered a legitimate government by any sane member of the Somali community—does not Mr. Ban Ki Moon recognise this simple fact? Or has the darkness of racist policy making completely clouded his judgement. Does he not believe that the Somalis are capable of choosing their own leaders, and building their own institutions?

Neither Somali national honour, nor the practical requirements of certain deeply held national beliefs, can accommodate the imposition of a government upon the Somali people by the United Nations—the very same United Nations that condones the continued shelling of the Bakara Market by the AMISOM forces charged with protecting the diabolical TFG entity. Does Mr. Ban Ki Moon genuinely believe that any nation requires a permanent garrison of foreign soldiers based on its soil in order for it to develop properly?

Furthermore, why should the rest of the world—through various United Nations sponsored initiatives and for the benefit of spurious yet hidden motivations—bankroll the continued slaughter of ordinary Somali civilians by the mindless brutality of AMISOM soldiers stationed inside the Somali national territory? In my view this is an extremely unethical state of affairs, and Mr. Ban Ki Moon—Secretary-General of the United Nations—must bear personal responsibility for the criminal conduct of the AMISOM soldiers currently protecting the TFG entity inside the Somali city of Mogadishu.

Mr. Ban Ki Moon is clearly quite prepared to take responsibility for the raising of funds for the perpetuation of the violence—currently being directed against the ordinary people of Somalia—by his unstinting support for the illegitimate TFG entity. Therefore, he must be held legally accountable for the now countless human rights violations that have perpetrated by both AMISOM soldiers and the vile TFG forces fighting inside Mogadishu since the beginning of this year.

If Mr. Ban Ki Moon chooses to continue with his fantastical assertions whilst the realities of life—inside Somalia—clearly, and practically, contradict his assertions, then it is reasonable to suggest that he has either taken leave of his senses or that he is quite simply a liar. In the sincere hope of the former being the case, I would urge all of the people of South Korea to inform the United Nations Secretary-general of the fact that the monstrous TFG entity of Somalia is hated by all sections of Somali society at the present time. Furthermore, I would urge the people of South Korea to let the United Nations Secretary-General know that the TFG entity of Somalia—which Mr. Ban Ki Moon supports so strenuously—controls only 3 square kilometres of ground inside the entire national territory of the Somali people.

Let us all stop throwing good money after bad in the pursuit of an unattainable objective. The monstrous TFG entity of Somalia has failed quite demonstrably. Let us all move on. Let madness never prevail!

Somalia and the Failings of Modern American Foreign Policy

"Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations – entangling alliances with none."

-Thomas Jefferson,
3rd President of the United States of America.


I find it rather perplexing that modern American politicians, time and again, seem to disregard the noble foreign policy principles of the founding fathers of their republic. Indeed, it is strange that modern America has become an entity which seeks to remake all the nations of the world in its own perceived image. I can only speculate upon the true motives behind such a curious kind of behaviour, and I very much doubt that the political elites of modern America—even privately amongst themselves—can provide a definitive explanation of the motives which ultimately drive such destructive political impulses.

Perhaps a staggering, and unhealthy, lack of political self-awareness has taken hold of the American psyche for the best part of the past 100 years. In this relatively short period of time in human history, modern America has managed to both achieve great successes and to fall victim to evidently self-inflicted foreign policy disasters. Clearly, modern America’s emergence from unilateral isolation during the early part of the last century, and its decisive role in securing strategic Allied victories in both World Wars—and the Cold War—cannot be denied.

However, modern America—despite its much vaunted super-power status—has failed in several significant theatres of foreign activity during the past 100 years. Modern America—for various reasons—and in pursuit of a certain kind of liberal interventionist foreign policy, which I firmly believe it has inherited from a particularly brutal European continent of a bygone age, has failed spectacularly in places like Korea, Vietnam, and Somalia during the past 100 years.

Modern America, in my opinion, has clearly abandoned the principles of its founding fathers—as eloquently described in the above quoted phrase taken from the inauguration speech of President Thomas Jefferson in the year 1801. This regrettable loss of authentically American values, in my view, has led to truly disastrous consequences in many parts of the world. In the specific case of Somalia, we have seen modern America support the most feared, and hated, members of Somali society—the warlord fraternity of Somalia—for the sake of political expedience. Modern America had chosen to arm and support men with extensive criminal histories: Men with the blood of literally thousands innocent Somali civilians on their hands, and for no discernable profit!

To add insult to injury—and as a consequence of the many failures of the warlord fraternity of Somalia: these men had failed to achieve the political aims specifically desired by Washington D.C.—the Ethiopian army was ordered to invade the Somali national territory in December 2006 by the US government of the day. This particularly bad piece of US foreign policy soon resulted in complete disaster for all concerned, not least the Ethiopian army. When the Ethiopian army had failed to successfully install the ghastly American vehicle of occupation, called the TFG of Somalia, modern America decided—quite cynically—to modify its political approach by creating the concept of moderate Islamism, as personified by the notorious Sharif Axmed—so-called president of the monstrous TFG entity.

I believe that modern America should learn from the many mistakes of the past. I believe that the time has come to end the practices of modern liberal interventionism inside the Somali national territory. Such practices only breed resentment amongst the ordinary members of Somali society, which in turn breeds armed resistance movements inside a land that has known little but violence for the best part of a quarter of a century. The Somali people are not, as some may choose to portray them, inherently hostile to the idea of the modern American republic. However, the Somali people—like any other nation on earth—are very much hostile to the idea, and the execution, of acts of aggression directed against them and their legitimate national interests. The concept of imposing a puppet government upon the Somali people is profoundly offensive to all sectors of honourable Somali society—and I can confidently say that the overwhelming majority of Somali people share this point of view.

I am the first to admit the fact that the Somali nation has collectively, on several occasions during the past 40 years, made a number of serious political mistakes. These errors of judgement have, more often than not, led to what can best be described as self-inflicted political crises inside the Somali national territory—but Somalia is hardly alone in this regard! Having said this, it is important to identify the role played by foreign political actors, inside the Somali national territory, throughout these past 40 years. Foreign interventions, in one form or another, have stimulated and aided the rise of a certain type of so-called Somali national politics. Multiple foreign interventions, inside the Somali national territory have always favoured and supported the most rapacious, corrupt, and irresponsible members of Somali society—and always at the expense of the remainder of the ancient and honourable Somali nation. Foreign intervention, in one form or another—and modern America is certainly not alone when it comes to this type of behaviour inside the Somali national territory—is the nothing less than the root cause of the demise of the once influential Somali state.

It is quite clear to me that the cynical methods, used for the purposes of foreign interventionism inside the Somali national territory, serve neither the interests of the foreign actors who seek to influence the political destiny of the Somali nation nor the ordinary members of Somali society. To my mind, the cynical methods of foreign interventionism inside Somalia—as practiced by modern America—must be abandoned if we are to see the return of political stability and peace inside the Somali national territory. Modern America must learn to resist the urge to give material incentives to the most depraved—and untrustworthy—members of Somali society in the name of American strategic interests. Modern America must learn to benefit from the lessons of its own past. Modern America must rediscover the ideals of its own founding fathers—men who had managed to overcome the bitter experience of colonial rule, by means of an armed struggle, in order to establish the United States of America itself.

Somalia and the Folly of the Imposter President

‘Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner.’

-James Bovard

There is a man—some consider him a president. However, in reality, this man is nothing more than a convenient tool of the virulent anti-Somali agenda which emanates from Washington D.C.—that otherworldly home of nefarious intrigues. The ghastly man in question had recently shaken hands with a high-ranking, female, American politician who had originally made her name as the wife of a bona fide president from North America. This woman had managed to rise to the top of her society, quite admirably, and she happens to be—purely by chance—an advocate of all manner of Western liberalism.

The man in question here needs no introduction. By this moment in time, his infamous reputation precedes him. I have it on good authority that the so-called president of the monstrous TFG of Somalia had received a cash payment of US$600,000 for his role in the unlawful sale of Somali territorial waters to the Kenyan government. By any standard, and despite the public condemnation—made by many of his associates inside the TFG entity itself, as a result of this particularly shameful act—the manifestly evil demon, who had shaken hands with Mrs. Hillary Clinton during last Thursday must, by the grace of the Almighty, face the full consequences of his many treacherous misdeed.

I was shocked to learn that the so-called president, of the monstrous TFG entity, had once—a number of years ago—been taken into custody by the Ethiopian police forces in Addis-Ababa. He had been, at that time, on a mission on behalf of an influential kinsman of his. It is alleged that the man, who currently calls himself the president of the shameful TFG entity of Somalia, had managed to disturb the peace of Addis-Ababa, during his time there, by failing to pay his luxury hotel bill in that city. It would appear, as irony would have it, that his immediate predecessor as the so-called president of the disgraceful TFG puppet entity—Mr. Cabdullahi Yusuf Axmed—had intervened on his behalf in order to free him from an Ethiopian gaol, and certain public humiliation.

For these simple reasons, and many others too numerous to mention at this time, the honourable Somali nation must never tolerate the humiliation of accepting such a worthless and vile creature as its legitimate head of state. Whether or not the mighty United States of America chooses to support this shameful character, the Somali nation must be never accept this violation of our God given right to choose our own leaders. The honourable Somali nation must never succumb to the foolish intentions of the Godless few amongst us—no matter how impeccably democratic their credentials seem to appear.

Somalia and the Domesticated Members of Society

I recently encountered a word which completely captures the nature of certain so-called Somali politicians of modern times. Much credit must go to those amongst us who pay attention to these matters. Apart from the shameless former clan warlords—who currently masquerade as ministers, or imaginary civil servants, within the repulsive TFG of Somalia—there is a distinct group of public figures who, rather uniquely as individuals, manage to personify the lack of self-esteem so common amongst the nominally educated classes of modern day Somalia.

The word, which best describes these people, is domesticated. There is something amusing about the mannerisms, and the complete lack of style, of these genuinely domesticated individuals. No sane person can deny the fact that the current—and perhaps phantom—foreign affairs minister, Mr. Maxamed A. Omaar, of the monstrous TFG of Somalia cuts a pathetic figure when he attempts to justify—by means of Western legal rationalism—the brutal military occupation, by AMISOM soldiers, of certain parts of Mogadishu: Somalia’s biggest, and most important city.

In the eyes of such people, and there are quite a few amongst the monstrous and perfidious TFG entity, the ability to string a few—well rehearsed—phrases in the English language, and the ability to wear a three piece suit, is apparently enough qualification for the shameful role of betraying the entire Somali nation in the service of certain Western masters. These domesticated Somali politicians, in many ways, remind me of the pliant and submissive ‘House-slaves’ who had once served their white masters during the repulsive bygone era of Slavery in the Americas.

It is particularly surprising to learn that such men are permitted to play a divisive role inside the Somali national territory at this moment in time. Indeed, when one reflects upon the long history of the Somali nation, it is particularly regrettable that such a state of affairs has come to pass. The various domesticated politicians, who currently serve in the so-called cabinet of the disgraceful imposter Shariif Axmed—himself a creation of Western interests—seem to think, quite mistakenly, that they shall gain concrete benefits from this loyal service to their Western masters.

Men like the truly awful Cumar Cabdirashiid Cali Sharmaarke—a man who seems to believe the fiction that he is the Prime Minister of a legitimate Somali government—having learned how to wear a suit and tie correctly in North America, are prepared to do anything in order to satisfy their Western masters. This man, in particular, has been in the service of certain Western interests—in the shape of the United Nations—for much of his working life. It seems to me that these domesticated Somali politicians—these diabolical members of society—are hell bent upon selling both the national territory and the national heritage of the Somalia for the benefit of their Western masters.

In many ways, the phenomenon of the domesticated Somali politician is the greatest danger which currently confronts the Somali nation at this moment in time. Men like the recently elected leader of the Puntland State of Somalia, Dr. Cabdiraxmaan ‘Faroole’, seem to never learn from the mistakes of the past. It appears that the current leadership of the Puntland State of Somalia are busily preparing for the opening of a new Ethiopian interest office in the State capital city of Garowe. This is quite amazing when one reflects upon the devastation caused by the Ethiopian army inside the Somali national territory during the recent past. It would appear that the domesticated members of Somali society, the negligent and morally bankrupt politicians of modern times, care more about serving the interests of their Western masters than standing in solidarity with their Somali brethren. Certain Somali politicians are more concerned about visiting Washington D.C. or New York City—where their domestication is both encouraged and appreciated—than the act of successfully ending the suffering of their compatriots in Southern Somalia.