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[Horus]

This is what the Egyptian buffoon bluffer need to hear! Egypt doesn't fight, it frightens! Drama, Drama, Drama!!

[Horus]

[Somaliman]

FYI, frightening is part of any fight. Mohamed Ali, the greatest boxer of all times, once said that his best strategy was frightening his adversaries way before the fight had started.

You're already defeated, as you're admitting that Egypt is frightening you.

Make no mistake, when it comes to choosing between Ethiopia and Egypt, almost all countries in the world would side with Egypt. And don't forget that the US has already cut aid to you, giving reason to Egypt.

Keep parroting Israel and Russia, which are struggling to rescue their own ar'ses. Without doubt, both of them also would choose Egypt.

[Horus]

Somaliman,

Ethiopia will protect the brotherly people of Somalia and humiliate the lazy Egyptian bluff and the infantile Hassan Sheik! Remember these words. Ethiopia is getting massive support with cutting edge weapons from Israel and UAE. This means soon US will follow. Only Ethiopia army can fight Al-Shabab. As for Egypt you can forget their bluff. They have done the same thing for 12 years. Egypt will never fight Ethiopia face to face. They know us very very well!!!

[Somaliman]

Somaliman,

Ethiopia will protect the brotherly people of Somalia and humiliate the lazy Egyptian bluff and the infantile Hassan Sheik! Remember these words. Ethiopia is getting massive support with cutting edge weapons from Israel and UAE. This means soon US will follow. Only Ethiopia army can fight Al-Shabab. As for Egypt you can forget their bluff. They have done the same thing for 12 years. Egypt will never fight Ethiopia face to face. They know us very very well!!!

"Brotherly"

Fuc'k! We've never been brothers; neither will we ever be. Ethiopia is the eternal enemy of Somalia and its people.

Any idiot can see that HSM is much more intelligent and is maturer than your clown monkey, who believes what his mother has dreamed about.

[Horus]

somaliman,
Enjoy!

[Mesob]

You're already defeated, as you're admitting that Egypt is frightening you.

The Arab Egyptian is in Somalia to use the poor Somali as his cannon-fodder or ride him as a camel. The Egyptians can not save Egypt, let alone Sudan, Egypt, Yemen or Gaza. The Zoomali who can not govern the city of Mogadishu in 36 years reminds me the Habesha saying again:

ኣማርኛ ፥

ብልቱ የተቆረጠበት ባርያ ፡ በጌታው ቁላ ይፎክራል።

ትግርኛ ፥

መሸኒቱ እተሰልበ ባርያ ፡ ብናይ ጎይትኡ ሽልሖ ይፍክር።

Roughly translated as:

The slave whose pe*nis was chopped off, boasts holding the pe*nis of his master.

[Somaliman]

Zack once said, talking to you is talking to a deaf person.

I would rather say, talking to you is talking to a brick wall.

[Somaliman]

Horus,

If you want to continue discussing with me, as I can only speak for myself, you've got to get out of your fantasy bubble, based on bullsh'it posted by YouTubers and Ethiopia's TV channels spewing out Abiy's propaganda and fabrications to keep his ar'se in Arat Kilo.

[Zack]

Indeed, Egypt's formidable presence undeniably instills a deep-seated apprehension within the hearts of the Abyssinians, for they are acutely aware of the Arabs' historical superiority, particularly that of the Egyptians. The strength of Egypt's military far surpasses that of Ethiopia, leaving one to ponder: what strategy could Ethiopia possibly devise in the face of such overwhelming power? What course of action remains available to them now?


Dr Zackovich

[Abere]

Zeyeneba,

You are making a lie Ethiopians do not give a sh!t to Arabs. Feudal Ethiopians had a lot of respect for themselves. As far as I recall, Abyssinians used to regard Arabs as uncivilized, nomadic, camel meat eater, camel milk drinker ( camel is seen as donkey), polygamous like monkey herd. Abyssinians have too much self respect. On the other hand, the bond between Israel and Ethiopia is very strong, Abyssinias used to see Israel's enemy as their enemy. For instance, Emperor Tewodros was planning to free Jerusalem from uncivilized Arabs, for he felt it was desecrated by non-Jew, camel milk drinkers.

Indeed, Egypt's formidable presence undeniably instills a deep-seated apprehension within the hearts of the Abyssinians, for they are acutely aware of the Arabs' historical superiority, particularly that of the Egyptians. The strength of Egypt's military far surpasses that of Ethiopia, leaving one to ponder: what strategy could Ethiopia possibly devise in the face of such overwhelming power? What course of action remains available to them now?


Dr Zackovich

[Zack]

The Arabs are a far larger and more powerful collective than the Abyssinians and Israelis combined. Consider the fate of Emperor Tewodros, who could not even defend his empire against the might of the British Empire he ended up commiting sucide . Israel is surrounded on all sides by Arab nations—Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt it survives only through the support of the United States. We have witnessed the significant damage inflicted by Hamas and Hezbollah upon Israel in the last decades . the Arabs broke the back of the Israelis in 1973 if it wasnt for Herny kissinger saving the day .We now await the day when Iran and Saudi Arabia reconcile and form an alliance, for on that day, Israel will cease to exist, and the Zionist entity will be destroyed bi idmillah.

As for the Abyssinians, they have never posed a true threat to the Arab world, save for ancient times, and even then, only with the involvement of the [ deleted ] clever by half Eritreans, who were the true Axumites and who achieved some victories over the Yemenis. But the Arabs are far more than just Yemenis; they include Syrians, Iraqis, Jordanians, and Lebanese. I do concede that the Axumites were once a formidable power, but when God spoke to the Arabsin the 7th century and the Islamic Prophet emerged, we built the greatest empires the world has ever known. The Prophet himself instructed that the Abyssinians be left in peace, for they offered refuge to the early Muslims. Throughout history, Islamic empires have largely left Abyssinia untouched, except for a few incursions by the Umayyads, who established a foothold in what is now Eritrea.

In modern times, the Arabs are indeed truly blessed, endowed with immense resources, power, and strength. It is, in fact, the Arabs who come to the aid of your broke Galla leader when he is in need of funds or weapons, further underscoring the superiority of the Arabs over the Abyssinians indeed dear lad.


Dr Zackovich

[Horus]

Egypt has nothing but a history of being ruled by colonial powers. Egypt never defended itself from foreign invasion and never won a war.

Egypt was a colony of British empire
Before British it was a colony of Ottoman Empire
Before Turks, it was a colony of Roman empire,
Before Romans, it was a colony of Greek empire
before Greeks, it was a colony of Persian empire
before Persians it was a colony of Assyrian empire
before Assyria it was a colony of Aegean (the Sea people)

What is Ethiopia? the exact opposite!!! Ethiopia has nothing but a history of independence and wars of victory after victory for centuries.

[Zack]

What escapes your understanding is the profound allure that Egypt held for the great ancient civilisations and empires. The Assyrians, Romans, Greeks, and Persians Arabs Ottomans all sought dominion over this land, enraptured as they were by the magnificence of its ancient civilisation. In contrast, the Amhara and Galla peoples were perceived as relatively insignificant and did not evoke the same fervent desire for conquest. Ethiopia, lacking the legendary gold and treasures that gleamed so enticingly elsewhere, attracted comparatively little interest from would-be colonisers indeed.

Dr Zackovich

[Horus]

[sun]

Indeed, Egypt's formidable presence undeniably instills a deep-seated apprehension within the hearts of the Abyssinians, for they are acutely aware of the Arabs' historical superiority, particularly that of the Egyptians. The strength of Egypt's military far surpasses that of Ethiopia, leaving one to ponder: what strategy could Ethiopia possibly devise in the face of such overwhelming power? What course of action remains available to them now?


Dr Zackovich

Ethiopia has lots of overwhelming surprising options for easily crushing any aggression of the sorts we are talking about. But it is not for me to explain those options.

[Somaliman]

Indeed, Egypt's formidable presence undeniably instills a deep-seated apprehension within the hearts of the Abyssinians, for they are acutely aware of the Arabs' historical superiority, particularly that of the Egyptians. The strength of Egypt's military far surpasses that of Ethiopia, leaving one to ponder: what strategy could Ethiopia possibly devise in the face of such overwhelming power? What course of action remains available to them now?


Dr Zackovich

Ethiopia has lots of overwhelming surprising options for easily crushing any aggression of the sorts we are talking about. But it is not for me to explain those options.

Galla animal,

You're right. You've got such an amazing overwhelming tsunami to crush anyone.

https://x.com/i/status/1462895989656858633

[sun]

What escapes your understanding is the profound allure that Egypt held for the great ancient civilisations and empires. The Assyrians, Romans, Greeks, and Persians Arabs Ottomans all sought dominion over this land, enraptured as they were by the magnificence of its ancient civilisation. In contrast, the Amhara and Galla peoples were perceived as relatively insignificant and did not evoke the same fervent desire for conquest. Ethiopia, lacking the legendary gold and treasures that gleamed so enticingly elsewhere, attracted comparatively little interest from would-be colonisers indeed.

Dr Zackovich

I am not envious if your statement is true and my Egyptian brothers and sisters made that happen. As a matter fact the early Egyptian civilization was kushitic black civilization, kushitic meaning the ancestors of the Oromos and the othrher kushite families who were ruling over whole of Egypt.

[sun]

When you hear about Pharaohs, chances are that you would not think they were black or darker skinned compared to the images we have been seeing.

History has, however, shown us that there was a time Ancient Egypt was ruled by black pharaohs. These pharaohs came from the renowned Kingdom of Kush, which is one of the ancient civilizations that were advanced in terms of organization, culture and politics.

During the 25th Dynasty, Kush and Ancient Egyptian kingdom merged into one under King Piankhi, also known as King Piye.
Piankhi or Piye (d. 714 BC) was an ancient Kushite king and founder of the Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt, who ruled Egypt from 744–714 BC. He ruled from the city of Napata, located deep in Nubia, modern-day Sudan.

Here is also the image of the great king Khentiamentiu, The Black Pharaoh from the Kingdom of Kush who ruled over ancient Egypt.

[Fiyameta]