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Home Wararka Ogaden Taliska sare ee CWXO oo baaq iyo digniin kasoo saaray gumaysiga Itoobiya.

Taliska sare ee CWXO oo baaq iyo digniin kasoo saaray gumaysiga Itoobiya.

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Taliska CWXO ayaa baaq uu soosaaray kaga warbixiyey xaalada uu marayo wadankaka Ogadenya  iyo shirqoolada uu cadowgu u maleegayo dadweynaha nugulka ah.

Taliska sare ee CWXO ayaa warbixinta baaqaas ku sheegay in ciidanka gumaysigu uu ku hayo dadweynaha aan waxba galabsan dhibaato farabadan iyo xadgudubyo ka dhan ah xuquuqda aadnaha, waxaa kale oo uu baaqaas ku sheegay in ciidanka gumaysiga ee mooraal jabsan uu ku gaydhado dadweynaha deggan goobaha dagaalka oo inta badan lagaga gacan sarreeyo,iyagoo u gaysta falal dambiyeed ka dhan ah xuquuqda aadamaha .

CWXO ayaa  ku guulaysatay abaabulo lagu sugayo sidii dadweynaha nugulka ah looga badbaadin lahaa falalkaa waxashnimo ee ciidanka gumeysigu u gaysanayo.

Baaqaas uu soosaaray taliska sare ee CWXO ayaa waxaa garab socotay digniin uu ka digay in cadowga Itoobiya markii uu ku guul daraystay goobaha dagaalka uu isku deyeyo inuu soo abaabulo wax magarad ciidankiisa jabay xabadda iskaga gudba.

Taliska CWXO ayaa wacad ku maray in cidkasta oo cadowga kasoosoka marta ay ka waraabinayaan waajibkiisa hadaysan ka waantoobin falalkaas ay ugu adeegayaan gumaysiga .

Dhanka  kale Taliska CWXO ayaa baaqaas ku milicsaday inay jiraan shirkado ku hawlan boobka khayraadka dalka taas oo ay JWXO horey ugu digtay shirakadaha iyo wadamada laga leeyahayba ayna ku amartay in dadweynuhu ka foogaadaan shirkadahaa doonaya inay dhacaan khayraadka dalka Ogadenya taas oon loo dulqaadanayn.

Ugu dambayntii Taliska sare ee CWXO wuxuu ugu baaqay shacabka Somaliyeed ee Ogadenya inay isu taagaan xoreynta dalka hooyo siina laban laabaan halgankooda xaqa ah iskana ilaaliyaan inayna ku dhicin dabinada cadowgu u dhigayo.


Cabdinuur Sh. Maxamed
Radio Xoriyo

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HOW TO STOP OIL DRILLING IN OGADEN.....
written by osman warsame, July 06, 2009
We have seen how the shameless dictator in Ethiopia meles is commiting genocide against the poor people of the Ogaden, and at the same time he is trying to exploit their God given natural resources. what a shameless moronic, mindless, disgusting, and megalomaniac dictator.
My friends, i am writing this posting on how we can defeat the dictator on Not pulling a single barrel of oil out of Ogaden. I strongly believe that we can prevent this from happening if we become realistic in our approach to this issue and utilise our resources all over the world. We can do many things to prevent greedy oil companies from even thinking about coming to Ogaden to extract oil from the land of the subjugated masses.
what we can do is first we need organisation like the Onlf to spearhead this effort. we also need our brethrens in the diaspora to take a proactive role in this struggle.
the oil companies just want to make a dollar without any hassles, they cannot stand protests and defaming television ads that will portrait their company in a negative limelight.
say, i will use for example petronas, the malaysian company currently seeking to explore for oil and gas in Ogaden. petronas can be discourage if we utilise our large somali population in malaysia to protest in front of the company headquarters in Kuala lumpur, Malaysia to bring attention among the muslim malaysians on how their partly owned government company is wreaking havoc with the help of the dictator meles zenawi on the poor muslim people of Ogaden. We can also buy TV ads on national televisions in malaysia to highlight the inhumane nature of petronas and how it makes money without any consideration of the oppressed peoples plight. Now the ads must show the reality in the ogaden and the people of ogaden must be in them talking about their problems with the regime and the ongoing genocide committed against them by petronas. TV ads are not that expensive, for example in the US it cost about $500 per day on nationally known popular channel. I am sure it's even cheaper in Malaysia.
We can also sue petronas and the malaysian government through their court systems to halt the drilling and compensate the Ogaden people for damages caused against them by the greedy dictator with the help of petronas which is partly owned by the malaysian government. The Malaysian people need to know how their government owned company is helping fund the genocide against a fellow muslim people.
Now this are all pressure tactics that if sustained will cause Petronas to have second thoughts about oil drilling in Ogaden and eventually make it withdraw its commitment to explore for oil in Ogaden. If we can get a moral victory over Petronas, they will withdraw from Ogaden and a victory against Petronas will mean a victory against all other oil companies.
what i have mentioned cannot be done by a single individual or a single organisation, but by a collective determined men and women who are willing to put their money and effort in to ensure that not a single barrel of oil is taking out of Ogaden without the consent of the Ogaden people.
All the tactics i mentioned are not that expensive and if sustained will defeat the dictator and Petronas.
Let's keep the pressure on.

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