Nah I’m Waceysle.
its the concept, if every somali cares and focuses on benefiting there clan or if every American works on benefiting there cities or if every Canadian works on only benefiting themselves, the end result will be a positive for all in net terms, valuing and looking out for yourself and your group is a positive thing infact, if issaqs focus on Hargeisa there will be a better haregeisa and thus a better somalia, the problem is the governmental system not assisting this and using qabil to our countries benefit, issaqs focusing on, investing in and bettering only Hargeisa is a good thing theoretically however its best when everyone is doing that, every clan should be developing there regions marehan should put effort into gedo, MJ into puntland, overall all these pieces working to benefit themselves inturn improves the country as a whole, humans are selfish and inherently work towards there self intreats, thats why the country shouldn't get in the way with dumb centralization and unity dogma, in the US its everyone for them self model not unity, everyone is selfish and works for there self intreats and intern the nation as a whole improves
panafricanism dosent even exist? and its also not really a threat as increased trade is always economically positive
For us it’s perfect tbh. They need to go through a port to deliver their goods. And we managed to inherit a whole lot of coastline.
Impossible. No threat of it. Don’t believe SSpot lies.
yup a coast is the most important thing to economic success for a country, which is why I don't get the Ethiopia hype, never heard of a successful landlocked economy, thats even worse than having no resources, our coast will give us crazy prosperity if we play our cards right
freedom of trade isn't freedom of movement, were luckily enough to much of a security threat to allow freedom of movement:siilaanyolaugh:
Weed out the leeches In our politics and it’s game over for everyone.
With competition it just leaves more room for us to be dynamically efficient, it will benefit us in the long run
Djibouti is a nobody especially economically, we have so many competing ports that well easily lower the price to a point they can't make a profit, Ethiopia would have no choice
I don't think its a matter of weeding out leeches but changing the system that allowed it to happen in the first place, our government is structurally weak and non representative of its constituents and thats what they exploit, we need a proper representative civilian federal government system/constitution, to which we can then move onto the building institutions that will keep it in check and balanced, not allowing the leeches in
