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1 pointWaa dad gardarro qaawan wada. If they chose conflict over peace, so be it.
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1 pointI don't think the confederate thing will happen, but something radical must done to the Mogadishu based HAG government. Why they don't call it " Maamulka Muqdisho iyo Gobolada HAG? This HSM guy is running a regional government not national government. Ahmed Fiqi is in Cairo, Sanblooshe is in Addis and Hassan Socdaal was in Asmara. Where are the other Somalis. This isn't a national government. Neither Puntland nor anyone else have a say of how they managing the state. The HAG clan is running the military, foreign policy, intelligence, presidency and the few remaining posts are managed by their in law secessionists. Dramatic moves are needed by Puntland and others to stop this fake national government. Hamza and company spend $12 million dollars within 30 days to catch Ahmed Madoobe and bribe his militia. The Badhaadhe mayor is in Turkiye after he pocketed few hundred thousand dollars with false promise of defeating Madoobe. Couple of enterprising Culusow clan crooks also stole a half million dollars for airlines from Kenya. Since these planes were flying in conflict zone they charged high premium insurance. How could you deploy soldiers in an island that doesn't have access? How are you going to supply them if attacked? Just like in Mogadishu, they thought they could buy everyone. Yet the prime minister is still there. PUntland must take dramatic actions if these man ignores the nation and goes from one frying pan to the other. Do we have to wait when stuffs' boxes with fake ballots and declares himself president. Ahmed Madoobe derailed his plan to rule south central Somalia and forget the rest of the country. Do you ever hear him mention Awdal or the Red Sea? Furthermore, Puntland might know something we don't. In his last sermon inside Ethiopian parliament the Revered Pastor Abiy said, " We have problems, but Ethiopia is united , we are not like others who are selling their own country". I don't know who he meant, but it is probably HSM. The other day I asked a wise guy , what is the next move after these failures? He said " forget about HSM or his plans, the only open option is a new government?, when I said there is no time left he said, " Hamza can't go to Puntland or Jubbaland to manage the next election, he doesn't have any credibility left or capacity to bridge the gaps. " . So, in order to start some kind of reconciliation and prepare for the next Teendho selection in Halane, he need a new premier. What ever HSM touches goes down badly. And one more thing, despite the elections and the so called change, the most conflict prone and unstable region in the country , where clan conflict rages is Galmudug and the sessionist enclave. For the last three years and even today most of the Somali deaths and casualties are within the region of the Goonigosatada. From Ceerigaabo, Buuhoodle, Dacaweley and beyond. The Habro are suicidal these days.
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1 pointWalaahi cawaan dhaaf Soomaali noqotay and the misuse of baraha bulshada to display the dead is making it worse.
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1 pointBalan malaha, wajina malaha, aragti siyaasadeed fogba ha sheegin. Masaarida iyo Eritareeya asaga afkiisa tuugsi ugu yeertay ugu baxay balantii.
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1 pointHong Kong was a nation state with complete laws before China acquired it and promising it will respect its local laws, including currency. Just tell us what country's region prints its own local currency? Name a single country.
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1 pointHim and his ilk are labawajiile secessionist closets. Bannaanka ha iskeenaan sida adiga camal, nothing else. That is the same labawajiilinimo way they don't want Reer Khaatumo to have their own maamul goboleed while pretending to be supporters of their cause. If Reer Khaatumo decide to print their own local currency tomorrow, the first folks against it will be the initiator of this thread.
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1 pointIt's the same currency. I don't think there's devolution in central banking and money matters in the UK. Politics, a bit, yes, but economically it's all one. Example comes to mind is the euro, all the same but different pictures and look for each country.
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1 pointAs true as that is, I suspect it might be too late to steer humpty dumpty back on track in time to resuscitate it. I do not think Deni has the temperament nor the acumen to cross swords with the yahoos in Xamar for a final bout upon the sands.
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1 pointYour logic is flawed. You argue no nation uses two currencies ONLY to offer examples where more than one currency is used. if two currencies are being used, and can be used, why not three or five? Damiinimadu waa ibtilo rabbaani ah! Did you know there are nations where up to 4 currencies, or even more, are being used? Let me catch you up, as you seem a bit behind the curve: PL is going one step farther to Confederacy to rein in the tawdry Centrists (Kacaanists), which is the only way to tutor the dimwits. Did you know PL already has its own SOS only used in PL? Did you know SOS used in Xamar is not accepted, nor works in PL? It is where the old Arab Bard opined: إِن كانَ سَرَّكُمُ ما قالَ حاسِدُنا فَما لِجُرحٍ إِذا أَرضاكُمُ أَلَمُ Scotland & Ireland have their own currencies, minted by Banks of Scotland & Ireland, distinct from England & Wales. Both are accepted elsewhere in mainland Britain as codified in the Acts of Union. Noteworthy, in Scotland & Ireland, one would find one pound note, yet so is not true in England & Wales. Nations where more than one currency is used: Serbia-Montenegro (Yugoslav dinar & € ), El Salvador (peso, bitcoin, $), Panama (balboa & $), Cambodia (riel & $) Amongst others, East timor, Ecaduaro use US $, Pacific islands use NZ $. There are nations where currencies of other nations are accepted, say Brunei & Singapore, S Africa rand accepted in Namibia & Lesotho etc. ------------------------------- List of countries where US $ is used: United States (American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, United States Virgin Islands), Bonaire, British Indian Ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, Cambodia, East Timor, Ecuador, El Salvador, Liberia, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Palau, Panama, Saba, Sint Eustatius, Turks and Caicos Islands, Venezuela, Zimbabwe
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1 pointWeird how no one focuses cooperation and development. Building the peace in your immediate vicinity should be a priority. Facilitating business between regions for shared prosperity. Southern Somalia is highly unlikely to know the idea of peace, let alone prosperity anytime soon. Focus on peace and development. These politicians are dimwits who have no ability to lead, so they go to distraction technique which works without a fail is inter tribal hatred. Time for peaceful regions to move on..... South Central Somalia can dig its grave deeper with HSM in charge.
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1 pointCirro toddobaad xataa xilka ma haayo Awsaalaxna saan u hadlaayaa.
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1 pointBeesha Dhexe much like other Habar in the South (Galkacayo in particular) don't understand the concept of live and let live. They only respect brute force. Unfortunately, many young men will perish before common sense prevails.
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1 pointClan federalism was always going to an unworkable arrangement for a Somali state. If the state is to survive, there needs to be a new constitution and new federal states which crisscross and divide clan territories, where everyone regardless of clan affliarion has the right to vote or run for political office.
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1 pointThe difference between these "terrorists" and USC in 91. Here is the state of affairs on day one of the HTS-led government in Damascus: • Central Bank operating; commercial banks reopen Thursday. •Mohammed al-Bashir appointed to form a temporary government. •Jolani met Bashir and Assad’s PM to arrange power transfer. •Aleppo airport to resume domestic flights soon. •State employees told to return to work. • Gov’t officials say Women free to wear what they wish. •Harm to journalists punishable by prison. • General amnesty to all Syrian military conscripts Source: Rajib Soylu x account
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1 pointBrothers , this is huge. It is like the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989. Syria is the the heart of Arab and Muslim civilization. A very small minority of Alawites (10%) who were not even considered Shia until the middle of the 20th century, who lived in the western mountains of Syria, had oppressed 80% Sunni population for 50 years. Fake Arab nationalism had created nothing but despots while the plight of Palestinians got worse by every decade. The Evil Iranians had supported the demise of Arab dictators from Saddam, Khadafi to Mubaarak, yet when the worst of them all, the Assad family were toppled they moved all Shia resources from the Hazara of Afghanistan, Hisbulah and others to murder half million Syrians to keep Assad in power. Syria isn't Libya and the rebels had seen the worst blood of all spilled for different names. THey will be helped and managed by Turkiye which supports a unified Syrian state. When I saw Ahmed Shara the leader of Tahreerul Sham enter the Umayad Masjid , I felt something special. This 5000 years old civilization will change the middle east. Aleppo, the oldest city in the world, was always the trade route between Baghdad and Istanbul. If the Gulf Arabs invest Syria and with Turkiye's builders, the sky's the limit. Why people would even worry for minorities like Christians who lived among Syrian MUslims for over thousand years. There are thousand years old churches in Aleppo, Damascus and Homs. The so called sectarian thing is started by America and Iran, and if these two are removed from the region peace will prevail and brotherly communities will live together just like before. The biggest worry isn't the Alawi sect which is very small to do any damages. The biggest challenge is the Arab despots from Jordan, Egypt and UAE. They might finance the 100,000 elite soldiers that changed their clothes and disappeared to the coast, Iraq or in Kurds area. Also, elections and democracy are the biggest threat for Arab despots who fear the people's power. Folks, it is a great day for the long suffering people Syria. We wish one day the Somali people might have closure like everyone else. Too bad the Somali small Kurds (Hargeisa) in the north and the anarchists Led by HSM might be defeated soon InshAllah.
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