What is the international community doing to help the new government in Somalia to settle after the deaths?
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Unfortunately very little.no oil.
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There are several well-written books on the subject, but the simplest answer is that the world had learned that no good deed goes unpunished, and were not looking to get burned again by an uncontrollable third world hell-hole.\n\nThe United States and the UN had intervened in Somalia, and the situation only seemed to get worse. When the forces exited, the soldiers on the helicopters could look back and see the mobs of war lords and their thugs ransacking everything they had spent months and far too many lives trying to build, and Somalia went directly back into chaos.
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Well.they are handling it a lot better than the 2002 riots.The government obviously could not afford to just linger around.I don't think you should worry about it,it will die out in a few days.
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No I don't think the UN have been successful. When the people in Africa need the UN help to stop the war within itself the UN waited to long to help them. It is like us in the USA calling 911 and been told that we have to wait a week for the EMT to come and help. That is not right. If they are being asked for help then They need to help asap. Not when they feel is the right time. They are the world police.
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I wonder why whever the Arabs have an input in Africa, war is prevalent? Somalia cannot have a viable government because the tribal affiliations.
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It's headed towards a disaster. What is the UN doing? Anyone home?
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The main problem facing Somalia is inter and intra clan rivalry and fighting. My clan against your clan, my sub-clan against your sub-clan, my village against your village, my family against your family, I against my brother. As long as this problem is not solved, peace will not prevail in Somalia.
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+ So you would send me back there to fight the hoards of skinny's. I was shot three time delivering food and medical supplies the last time and almost had my ship blown out of the water. They are not very greatfull for the humanitarian efforts we sent last time. Why do you think they have changed in the last 10 years? Do you think the ungratefulls have all moved on? If you are so willing to help why don't you get on a plane and do it or is it someone else's responsibility and you can just sit back and watch us come home in pieces for trying to help. Yes I am bitter about how they are and I for one am not willing to return.
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That is a wonderful goal, but what about the rest of the world?\n\nWill they stop the killing in Darfur? Will they stop suicide bombers? Will they stop the destruction of the rain forest?\n\nWE can only go so far. It has to be US, all of US
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Somalia or Western Sahara.
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becuse somaliland as i heard is a part of somalia
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It isn't being dealt with at all,and won't be until the citizens have had enough, and clean-house. When it happens, as it must, I just hope it's done without bloodshed, but I doubt it. Those people up there aren't likely to give-up without a fight. They have had too much power for too long, and continue usurping more from the people, to which the power in this country lawfully belong.
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While Burma still far from economic world, they will stay distant from democracy (or what we call about it). There is no violent and neither aggressive government there, not like in MiddleEast and Center Africa. \n\nEverything here has its own time. Politics is dinamic and moved where money flows. Let tehm discover uranium or pretroleum and you will see everything change. \n\nThere is hope. Timor had its liberty and still trying to kkeep it (of course was diferent case), but world and government is changing.
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Dont think so.After somalia the american govt has been plagued by the black hawk syndrome.And since sudan lies close to somalia the govt will be more hesitant to get involved.The only hope will be for other members of the U.N. to take a strong,unbiased and definate initiative about sudan.Maybe this will coax the american govt to get invlved.
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B"H\nDemocracy isn't a cure-all.  When a group of people vote for a government that supports suicide bombing to try to wipe out a particular race, and has as part of its statutes the refusal of any compromise and the insistance on a violent end to another people, the country needs to be held responsible (no more treating terrorists as "renegades" - action should now be taken against the nation itself instead of just chasing after individual murderers).\n\nIt is contrary to international law to advocate war.  The Palistinean governement includes in its charter the following:\n\n"[Peace] initiatives, the so-called peaceful solutions, and the international conferences to resolve the Palestinian problem, are all contrary to the beliefs of the Islamic Resistance Movement."\n\n"There is no solution to the Palestinian problem except by Jihad."  The initiatives, proposals and International Conferences are but a waste of time, an exercise in futility."\n\nWhat defines a terrorist is not a subjective matter.  There are clear outlines for this under UN guidelines.  The government of Hamas will not stop killing until (GD forbid) they have wiped out every Jew.  \n\nTheir goal is NOT peace; their goal is NOT religious freedom; their goal is GENOCIDE.\n\nTheir government sanctioned terrorist actions must be recognized as an act of war and treated as such.
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Knowledge and guidance. The government should make the peole happy and the people in return should do their share to make the country productive and peaceful :-)
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Good on you for being there for the people that might not have the strength to be there for themselves. Of course it´s easier to help if the issue of concern is close to you but I do hope that people of "the West" don´t forget about the rest of the world and how much we ca do there. That shit about God´s punishment just make me angry. I´m doing my bit - I´m most probably heading to Africa in a year to help with this issue.