They could be deployed to man the long border perhaps?

Are you implying that the border is not currently manned?

You mean Mossad?
Dude, you've made my Monday.

Anyway my comment on this is; just because the breeding pond is on your neigbour's compound doesn't mean the moquitoes won't come to yours.
The capture of Kismayu by Kenya forces ended piracy which was affecting the cargo hub of the region.

I'm glad to see that at long last, people here are discussing solution options. This is commendable!

On the issue of KDF, we all know the facts.

1. DO you remember the killings of the Turkana people the year before invading Somalia, by Ethiopian raiders? Not one black person was killed, not one policeman was killed. But many, actually more than 300 Turkanas killed in one night! Did you hear our army follow the raiders? Did you hear the government declare war? No of course!

2. Back to Migingo, Uganda is still sitting on it. Do you know boundary issue is one reason to go to war with a country? But have we? No of course!

3. Remember just before the creation of new South Sudan, a consignment of military arms left the port of Mombasa for South Sudan?
First the government lied that the consignment belonged to Kenya army. Next thing we saw was Kenyan government escorting the same to South Sudan. Why were they arming South Sudan? Who had the interest? Kenya? Thank God those people agreed on the boundary and split!

4. Then pirates hijacked a group of tourists. Unfortunately, whereabouts of one woman was unknown. You know what happened after this? Kenya went to war with Somalia. And this is what is duped "Operation Linda Nchi".

Really? You mean, just because of one mzungu? What about the Turkanas? Mmmm... the Turkanas were just dogs (subhanaAllah)

IT WAS OPERATION LINDA MZUNGU

Just to give you an example of how porous any border can be ask the Americans. With all their might and technology they have daily struggles with illegal immigrants from Mexico. Pray, what if these immigrants had terrorist elements among them.