Ismail Warsame

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War Without Courage: When Technology Makes Destruction Too Easy

In ancient times, war demanded courage. Men stood face to face with their enemies, swords drawn, spears raised, and daggers ready. War was brutal, but it had limits. A warrior could see the whites of his enemy’s eyes. Bloodshed was real, immediate, and personal. A man who went to war understood the risks—his life against another’s.Today, war has become something else entirely....

War Without Courage: When Technology Makes Destruction Too Easy In ancient times, war demanded courage. Men stood face to face with their enemies, swords drawn, spears raised, and daggers ready. War was brutal, but it had limits. A warrior could see the whites …

The Constitutional Trap: How Villa Somalia Quietly Recognised Somaliland

In politics, the most dangerous decisions are not always the loudest ones. Sometimes they are hidden quietly inside legal clauses — buried deep in constitutional amendments that few people read, but whose consequences can reshape the destiny of a nation.That appears to be exactly what has happened with Article 190, Section (2) of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s unilateral amendments to the Provisional Federal Constitution....

The Constitutional Trap: How Villa Somalia Quietly Recognised Somaliland In politics, the most dangerous decisions are not always the loudest ones. Sometimes they are hidden quietly inside legal clauses — buried deep in constitutional amendments that few people read, bu…

WAPMEN EDITORIAL: THE WAR THAT SHOULD NEVER HAVE STARTED — AND CANNOT BE WON

. The United States and Israel are not threatening war with Iran anymore.They are already at war.Not in distant, bureaucratic pronouncements. Not in controlled press briefings.But in airspace bombed, In embassies attacked, In Gulf cities trembling under missile alarms, In the Strait of Hormuz halted and global trade disrupted.This is the ugly truth unfolding in real time — a war that has detonated into life and is now consuming the Middle East with horrifying momentum....

WAPMEN EDITORIAL: THE WAR THAT SHOULD NEVER HAVE STARTED — AND CANNOT BE WON . The United States and Israel are not threatening war with Iran anymore.They are already at war.Not in distant, bureaucratic pronouncements. Not in controlled press briefings.But in airspace bom…

WAR FOR HEGEMONY: The United States, Israel, and Iran — A Struggle Rooted in History, Power, and Fear

The war between the United States and Israel on one side, and Iran on the other, did not erupt in a vacuum. It is not about a single missile strike, a single assassination, or a single nuclear facility. It is about hegemony — who controls the Middle East, who defines its security architecture, and who writes its future.Strip away the propaganda....

WAR FOR HEGEMONY: The United States, Israel, and Iran — A Struggle Rooted in History, Power, and Fear The war between the United States and Israel on one side, and Iran on the other, did not erupt in a vacuum. It is not about a single missile strike, a single assassination, or a single nuclear faci…