Sheekada ciidankaan ciyaalka xaafadda ah masoconayso. Sartu waxay ka quruntay markii ciidan hal isbaaro lagasoo qaaday layiri waxaad tihiin ciidan qaran oo Uganda iyo meelo kale tababar loogu qaaday. Kadibna dib loogu soo celiyey dagmadii ay isbaaradu u taalay, ayagoo aan lagu dhafin cidkale. Kuwii ahaa kaabo isbaaradana lagu taxay xidigo, oo layiri saraakiil ayaad tihiin. Qofkii raba inuu noqdo askari ama boolis waa inuu kahowlgalaa, degmo ama gobol aan aheyn midka uu ku barbaaray. Hal unug oo isku reer ah waa inaysan jirin. Hadaan lasixin qaladkii hore waxba toosi maayaan.

It is the time for action and make Alshabaab feel the pain. The federal government need to construct rapidly within 30 days maximum, strong unit of 1000 personnel, drawn from the American trained elite units of Danab and PSF, plus personnel from the other regions including Xasilinta caasimada guys. Young officers from these elite units should be promoted and given the opportunity to lead this mission. No more rotten Soviet era officers that are well over due their retirement. The support of two Nato countries (America, Turkey) is the only one needed in this mission. One can facilitate transfer of the personnel from these elite units to this mission, and the other can provide rapid training and integration of these units. DO NOT involve this mission Amison or any other country. Command should stay with the president himself. Their mission must be to attack Alshabaab bases and, inflict as much damage to them as possible. The two Shabelles should be priority number one, as the capital will never be secure without cleansing these two regions from the savages. The problem here is there are no capable police forces that can take over liberated areas. It can be started with training 5000 federal police and four times more regional police in one year.

Holac, I agree with you, he is failure. However, can you elaborate little more on how someone capable can replace him. Yes, Farmaajo is failure and, he is from a failed nation, that is dam good at producing those kind of failed leadership. What we need is not just changing leaders. This failed nation needs to change its mental framework. We have to change how we talk, think and definitely, how we behave.

Allaha u naxariisto inta dhimatay, inta dhaawaca ahna ha caafiyo. Shabaab kuma noolaan karo wadanka, mana ku fakeri laheyn geysashada dhibta intaa leeg, hadii dad damiirkoodu noolyahay ay meesha ku ogyihiin. Umad marka dhibta intaa leeg loo geysto aan kabixinayn jawaab u qalanta. Weliba maalma kadib iskaba hilmaameysa dhibtaa, waa mid waxbadan ay ka qaldanyihiin. Qolyaha dhibta intaa le eg geeystay, waxa waqti yar kadib saaxafada damiirka beeshay ay soo qori, Sheekh Cali dheere sidaa buu yiri, iyo Abuu muscab ayaa sidaa sheegay. Waxaa cad, in caadifada qabiilku ay ka dishay dadkena, damqashada iyo xusuusta aan aheyn midda qabyaaladda. Hadii qabiil uu maanta u geysan lahaa qabiil kale intaas oo kale. Reerkaa cidi kama harteen, sanado dagaal ahna waa lagu dhamaan lahaa. Suldaanka, I am not sure, if you are aware of how these Shabaab savages operate and manipulate media. Whenever there are huge civilian casualties, they dont rush owning these barbaric actions. Cases in point, Shaamow hotel massacre and, the one they slaughtered scholarship seeking kids infront of the Hargaha iyo Saamaha.

^ Waad mahad santahay Saaxiib.

Saalax iyo Oodweyne, Raggu ha is kululeeyo, lakin waa inaanu karkaarku jabin. Caradu xuduud waa inay yeelataa. Macno badan masameyn doonto sii socoshada xiniftan idin dhextaal. Waxa keliya ay qiima dil u tahay, magaca labadiina iyo weliba inta kale ee Madashan qeybta ka ah. Waxaan idiin soo joodin labadiinaba, aniga oo ku hanweyn aqbalida soo jiidintaa, inaad joojisaan dagaalka afka ah ee meeshan halista ah gaaray.

@Oodweyne said: YoniZ , Saaxiib, you misjudged the argument in the sense of thinking that Somaliland has something against Sudan when in fact matters are other way around. And by that I mean, it's true that Sudan have given to the youth of the Somali peninsula (i.e., Somalia and Somaliland) thorough out the years so many scholarships, which is by the way a very welcome generosity on their part. Although it has to be said, that, the educational "connection" between Somaliland and Sudan actually started back in 1930s during the days when both entities were under the British colonial governance. And in here one can recall that men like Mahamuud Ahmed Ali (who was one of the founding fathers of Somaliland's education system) along with Fowsiya Yusuf X. Aadan's late father, were actually educated in Sudan in 1930s . So in that sense there is a "historical antecedents" in here that may be something worthwhile to reflect on. However, be that as it may, the current Sudan under her war-criminal dictator, by the name of Al-Bashir seems to have (at least out of the blue) declared his "diplomatic hostility" towards Somaliland. And that means, scholarships or no scholarships, such a diplomatic "demarche" must be bared in mind by Somaliland's leaders. Both now and after the election, who ever forms the next government. After all, Lord Palmerston (a man who actually could be said to have invented the "art of diplomacy" ) who was a distinguished British foreign Secretary at the early decades of 19th century (which was the heyday of British power and influence) said that nations have no eternal enemies, and no permanent friends. But it's their interests that is eternal and permanent. And therefore, it's the guiding principle of the state (as he asserted) to pursue those interests without any "sentimental attachment" of any kind getting in the way. And in fact you could say that there was many diplomatic instances whereby British foreign policies were "Positively Palmerstonian" (as it were). For example, the late 19th century was a period of a time in which British commercial interests was decidedly getting a beneficial outcome from the newly unified German Kingdom, with its rapidly industrialization process. And yet the British state actually went out of its way to form what was then known as the "entente cordiale" with the French, just to "hemmed-in" the positively growing German might of late 19th century in Europe. Hence, you could say that the British state have put on the scale of judgement a "two issues" in which it was facing at that time. And they were, firstly, the commercial benefits they were getting from German's commerce. And the second was, as to what military power (and therefore a threat) the Germans can be to the far-flung territories of the British empire, in the event of Germany turning hostile power to the British interest. And having put those "two issues" on the scale of diplomatic judgement, they have decided to "forgo" any immediate commercial benefits they are likely to get from friendly German state with its productive economy in favor of "siding-up" with the French, which in turn had a minuscule industry in comparison to the Germans. Moreover, the British seem to have decided that because Germany could be a long-term Geo-political threat to Britain, with enough industrial wealth to make good on any "bad intention" they may one day "harbor" against the British, and against its global empire, given the fact of the rapid build-up of the German's navy, which in turn could be a likely threat to the Royal navy that was essentially in guarding the far-flung territories of the British empire, meant that the better geopolitical "bet" or "hope" will be to side with the French now against Germany. And that will based on the "bet" and the "hope" that if and when the Germans turn hostile in Europe, there will be enough French divisions in continental Europe to hold the German's army at bay (or in the Belgium's frontier border) while on the other hand, the British's Royal Navy could hurry and harass the German navy in the Atlantic ocean. Similarly, in a "Palmerstonian term", it could be said, that, Somaliland, could really do with any number of decent scholarships of the kind Sudan dishes out on a yearly basis to the secondary school leavers of Somaliland and those who are from Somalia. But at the same time, the larger "national interest" of Somaliland is to have Sudan to be "supportive" of our "diplomatic agenda" at best. Or failing that, then it's better for them to be "indifferent" to it, at worse. But now since the Dictator in Sudan seems to have went out of his way and declared his "diplomatic hostility" to our agenda at the presence of the chap who passes himself off as the president of Somalia, even if truth is that he is no more than a "glorified puppet-leader" of a UN's trusteeship entity call Somalia, actually means that Somaliliand can't actually afford to think that whatever number scholarships the chap who run Sudan gives to our youth are that important in the grand scheme of things, at least in comparison to the open hostility he seems to have declared against us. Now of course, the fact that we can't do anything about it, or even hurt him doesn't necessarily mean that we are blithely ignorant of his "true intention". But it simply means, that, we shall be on our guard. And we shall take whatever scholarships he gives to us, henceforth, with not a gratitude on our part. But with a "pregnant silence", while keeping on the back of our mind how "hostile" he is to us all the time. And if ever a situation present itself to "pay back" him in spades (as it were) we shall not hesitate to deal with him with the same "disdainful coin" of open hostility as he had shown to us in that recent meeting he had with Mr Farmaajo. Of course, that day may not come at all in likelihood. But its best not to be under any illusion as to what he really is to us, or could mean to us, if he gets even a half a chance to hurt us. This is the point you seems to deliberately over-looking in your haste to look the bright side of Sudan's contributions to the education of the Somali youth. While, of course, blinding yourself to the very potent fact that pertains to his open hostility in which he declared against Somaliland without ever given any indication as to what Somaliland has ever done to him (or to his nation) for them to really have "warranted" such a diplomatic demarche from his end. However, be that as it may, I think the "saving grace" for Somaliland in here is that he is, by all indications, a "diplomatic persona non-grata" outside of his country. And therefore what damage he could do to Somaliland is actually very limited in the mean-time. Subsequently, what this means is that other than given a few public relation brownie points to Mr Farmaajo at our expense, given that, Mr Farmaajo was standing next to him when he declared his intention towards us, there is actually nothing to which to write home about it in which he can actually do to Somaliland. In particular, there is nothing he can do to us now in his present "condition" of being in the "diplomatic purgatory" position, in which he seems to have found himself in, due to his "murderous activities" in Darfur region in recent years, at least in the eyes of the wider world. Oodwayne Saxiib, I hope your Arabic is as beautiful as the other two languages you master at SOL. No, I haven't misjudged anything there. Its an embarrassment to see that kind of clip, which is full of mockery and contempt. Mr Albashir said nothing more than what other head of states did said in similar high level meetings. The style may be different but nothing makes him the pariah you have painted in your post.

@Oodweyne said: YoniZ , Totally agree with you in the sense that the teeming "gadh-Cas" should, after this election, be "consigned" to their "natural habitat" of "mediating" the local clannish squabbles that happens, rather tragically, across the length and the breath of the country. And for good measure, a genuine reform of the Upper House must be undertaking, urgently, so that those who are essentially a "seat-warmers" (who inherited their current seats in the Upper House from their sagacious predecessors who passed away in recent years) must quietly be put out to pasture (as it were). And a genuinely elected Upper House (based on regional distribution) must be organized as soon as possible (preferably next year). And if there is a question of "social equity" at stake in here in the sense of worrying about that a regional-based election for the Upper House may not deliver a representation from the small clans, then a formula of "nomination" to the Upper House (for those who are unlikely to come through a competitive electoral process) could be done, whereby most small clans can be "allocated" seats in proportion to the numbers they currently have at the existing Upper House. In other words, there are so many ways to "skin" the "representational cat" of the Upper House. However, the most important point is that the current legislators in the Upper House, who seems to resemble in every passing year as a collection of folks who have secured themselves for a "life-time tenure" on parliament's seats must be told that their "cushy deal" is really over. Moreover, their current activities is similar to what the then Rump parliament of the Commonwealth of England during the English Civil-war have done it. And this Rump parliamentarians were a group of folks who were only concern with "pocket-minding" and "self-serving" agenda to the exclusion of everything else. Hence, similarly, this "money-grasping" lot we currently have in Somaliland's Upper House, as a parliamentarians, should be told what Oliver Cromwell have told his then "seat-warmers" parliamentarians in the then Rump parliament of England of 1653 , which was: "....You have sat too long here for any good you have been doing. Depart, I say, and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go!..." You put that so beautifully, thanks for that Oodweyne.

Why Somaliland can't present a candidate that appeal to the hopes and dreams of the younger generation, who are the majority voters in this election? It has to do with the existing hierarchical system that give unchecked powers to the Gadhcas in the form of Guurti council. Whoever wins this election, should work tirelessly replacing the Guurti council with an elected senate, give more powers to the judiciary system, without any interference from the Gadhcas, who ought to be repatriated to their natural habitats in the country side.

Sudaan canaan iyo cay nagama mudna, balse waxay naga mudantahay, Abaal bur iyo dheeraad ah. If only Somalis can return the favour Sudan has given to them, with it’s limited wealth, and being under long trade embargoes. Since 1991 more young Somalis graduated from Sudanese universities with hundreds of free scholarships per year. That is more than any other country, including the well publicized late Turkish scholarships. From Borame to Burco and Bosaso, all the way to Banaadir and Baydhabo. There is no single functioning institution today that did not benefit from these graduates. The Sudanese gave hope to our hopeless youth, in the time of their need, without ideological preconditions or political cherry picking. Between 1991 to 2000, it was the only option available for pursuing higher education, as we had no functioning universities. There were some very few exceptions here and there, such as Syria and Pakistan giving a handful of places. We can also rightly disregard few Saudi scholarships which we all know their outcomes. I don’t even know why did Sudan do that? The only explanation could be their generosity manners, and the genuine love they had for our people.

Suldaanka, Saaxiib waa runtaa Madashan waqti badan waan ka mashquulsanaa. Arinta aan tusaaleeyey waa dhaqdhaqaaqa siyaaday maalmahan iyo sadexda sababood. Waxaad ka jawaabtay Sababta labaad, mida saxexaadna dooda ayaaba ku saleysan. Waxaan jeclaan lahaa in aad wax uun ka tiraahdo sababta koowaad, doorashada iyo musharixiinta sadexda ah ee aan saluugay. Howsha Saalax maalin bay qabasho laheyd, waadna ka aamusteen maalintaas. Sababtoo ah, waxuu waqtigaa weerar ku hayey reero kale, asagoo Shaati beesha ah huwan, waana loo sacbinayey. Waxa la ilaaway waajibku inuu ahaa in gacmaha la qabto. Unsur akhaaka Daaliman aw Madluuman. Hadaanu maryooley nahay, oraahdaas waxaanu kaqaadanay tarjumaadii Jaahiliyada, ayadoo waajibku yahay midda Islaamka in laga qaato. Qofka kaliya oo aan ka sheegi karo, inuu arintaas uga duwanaa ragga kale ee beesha waa saaxiibkey Tallaabo.

@Suldaanka said: Sxb waa Caytamaysa... ma aniga ayaa garanwaaga Saalax igu mataashay? Hadii Saalax maanta yidhaah hal qof oo reer Somaliland ah oo reer SOL ah ayaa yaqaana, xaal ayaan bixinaya. Kolkan darsay anigu Saalax waa from Pirateland. Nin reer Somaliland oo is qariya anigu ma aqaan. Suldaan, Saxiib xaal ayaan kabixin hadii aan kuu gefay. Waxa lakiin aan la dafiri karin, in tirida doodadaha (topics) aad maalmahan furaysay, iyo weerar/weerar celiska isdaba jooga ah, ay na wada xusuusin karto rag loo yaqiin Cheif Spin Doctors, kuwaas oo soo maray SOL mudada aan soo Jiqilla waynaa madashan, taasoo gaaraysa 11 sano.

@gooni Haddaan khalad jirin sax la heli maayo,Aakhirkana waxaa imaan doona, qaanuunkii lagu wada shaqayn lahaa, waana arin faa'iido u keeni karta jiilka ayaga ka dambeeya. Haddiise wax la qurxiyo hoostiisuna nadiif ahayn sodon sanoo kale yaan khiyaali ku jiraynaa iyo dhaantada noo casriyeeya. Gooni intaas kore ayaa xikmad ku dhamaystirantahay. Waxa raggan qurbaha jooga iska indha tirayaan, xaaaladaha wadanku uu soomaray 30kii sano ee tegay. Maanta meel fiican ayey wax u socdaan, wax badan oo hadda khaldanna way saxmi InshaAllah. Waana midda keentay in qofkii arintaas ay dhibayso uu jiifsan waayo. A picture is worth a thousand words, sawirka ku dhegan hoolka shirku ka dhacayo, iyo weliba khudbooyinkii halkaa laga akhriyey, waxay muujinayaan biseylka ay gaaratay maaanta Maryooley.

@Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar said: Quoting a failed politician, waliba mid gaday baddeena. I guess it is expected from the desperation of secessionists, clawing the metaphorical 'xunbo cuskay.' When Suldaanka became a shameless propagandist, a la Duke and Juju of SOL's heydays in mid 2000s, then xaalka uma sahlano for diehard goosashadoon folks. Riyadii goosashada is becoming ever more elusive, ever more nigtmarish, especially since Farmaajo's election, who brought a wave of unseen-before neo-daljaceylnimo to Soomaali masses, which is making the likes of this thread creator more scared and hopeless, hence quoting failed and corrupt politicians. Who will you quote again? Cumar C/rashiid? Muuse Suudi? Qeybdiid? Heck even Moorgan? Waryaa MMA, Odayaasha ka daa tooshkan aad ladaba ordaysid. If you see recent increase in activities, the reason is, they have to deal with many pressing issues, including but not limited to: - Doorashada beelaha calamada xisbiyada tunka kusita. Add that, the limited choice of viable candidates, except of three bad tempered dinosaurs. - Battle hardened former Cheif Spin Doctor, who changed tag lately, and started turning his fire power on fomer comrades. - Last but not least, a resurgent Wanlaweyn FGS headed by new genaration of Qurbajoog youth. Suldaanka took the helmet of Saalax, and Oodwayne is the backup army with those big hitting dusty essays :-)

The exact thing I was advicing you against, to not destroy but CHANGE. We are very good at finding the other Nomads' weaknesses and exploit them. Every diaspora political commentator is good at that. We exercised this zero zum game and, got nothing other than meyham in the past three decades. The lack of civilised change mentality is what destroyed the social fabric of this nation. The corrupt fat guy fron Noth America sounded just like you. Before he became president, he was singing about the weaknesses of his predicessor and, all the social ills of the state. Did he changed anything about these problems? not at all. He exploited them to his personal advantage. To put it blatantly and, in frank fashion. Being an educated man and a patriot, you can start something fresh and constructive, other than the above failed approach. We know all the ills, let us start thinking about how to cure them.

Every Somali should enjoy the right to vote and, stand for political position in every state, regardless of which clan he/she belongs to. In equal measure he/she shuld take the responsibility of safeguarding the safety and, contribute to the development of the state he resides. Clan representation in state government bodies have to stop. We can make that happen, if we concentrate our efforts in making positive changes and, direct the youth to tangible progress. Gelbeedi, I will advise you to use your talent to encourage good governance, not going back to anarchism or, totalitarian regime. The system you have now, with its imperfections, is a base to build on. As you may well know, demolishing is much more easier than building.

Oday Gooni, waa suaalo xikmad ku qotoma intaasoo dhan. Burburka jiilka ku koray waa waaya arag, dareensan xaalada dhabt ah ee dalka iyo dadka maanta kusuganyahay. Jiilkii waxbarasho iyo caafimaad bilaash ah nasiibka u helay, waxay weli ku riyoodaan maalmihii tegay. Soofiyeet bilaa xisaabtan ah warshado iyo cudud ciidan uu dhisay ayaa weli ku haya indha sarcaad. (Intaa waa iga Kaftan) Hadii aanu inagu qurux u yeelin madaxda maanta talada haysa, wadanka haka sugin inuu qurxoonaado. Hadii aanu toosin, nidaamka hadda curdanka ah, xageed kasugaysaa cid toosisa. Dhaliisha hadeysan aheyn mid wax lagu toosinayo, waxa fiican in laga dhowrsado. Maamulka ugu da'dayar federaalka weli ma gu' jirsan. Marka soo maaha cadaalad daro, in layiraahdo wax walba may noqdaan mid qalooc kamaran. Aan wax toosino, hadii midaas aysan dhici karin, afkeena yaanan wax kudumin. (Intaana waa iga Talo)

@Che -Guevara said: Yoniz, Foreign issues are under purview of the federal executive branch, That;s very clear. Whether the Federal Government is wrong or right is beside the point. We can't have federal states pushing the agenda of foreign powers and undermining Somali sovereignty. These states could have expressed their displeasure in private or through the federal parliament.. Listen to Xaaf: http://www.caasimada.net/dhageyso-madaxweyne-xaaf-oo-sheegay-inuu-imaaraadka-u-tagay-sidii-uu-lacag-usoo-heli-lahaa/ He and others are flagrantly undermining the central government hence Somali sovereignty You need to see the big picture!!, Che, waa sidaad u sheegtay. Wayna iman waqti dhow in lakala guro xuquuqaha iyo waajibaadka FG & SG. Waana midda usbuucan oo dhan Xamar looga shirayey. Inta arintaas laga gaarayo, waxa furan in la ilaaliyo maslaxada guud iyo mida gobol intaba. Hadii FG u aragtay dan mowqifka ay qaadatay, waa mid ixtiraam mudan, waxaase meesha aan laga saari karin in arintaas, ayaduna aysan wax u dhimin masaalixda gobolada. Waxa kaliya aan rabay, inaan waxyar uun tooshka kushido raggan ku barbaaray/baraaray nidaamkii Kalitalisnimada, una sheego in wadanku sidii hore uusan marna kusoo noqon doonin. Wadama Afrika horumarka sameeyey waa kuwa leh saaxiib laysku haleyn karo ay dhabarka saaraan, sidoo kalena kudadaalay inay sameysan cadow ayagoo si kale wax u maareyn kara.

Gelbeedi, I guess you haven't read well about the point PA made earlier. Ther is no war here. Unless you're in the same page with Anti-Federal brigades from day one, led by Oday Gooni for his well known stand and, The Sultan of Melbourne, also for a known reason. The two sides, FG and FS have valid points in there positions. They are both here to safeguard interests of the nation, whether it is Federal or State level. Nobody want to create missery for this fragile nation. Both FG and FS are in a position to understand one another in this case. Please cut off the bulshit of"Somali people" are with or not with someone. The leaders in both Federal and States are the voice of the Somali people. Keyboard warriors living in the west are not and, most of them live in fantasy filled day dreaming. I will take someone serious the day they live among their ppl and, make statements based on reality.

@Peace Action said: This is politics 101. The federal govt takes a correct moral decision and states neutral , does not break diplomatic relations with Qatar and allows Qatar airways in its airspace. The federal regions are protecting their economic interest with UAE and Saudi Arabia and I think there is understanding that the federal regions should maintain their economic ties and the federal govt stays neutral and should not antagonize their benefactors. If only ppl writing at SOL politics had little understanding about the reality on the ground. Some are here to just warm up to the notion, that any bad news from Somalia, is just a blessing for interests of their Beel. Others live in places with century old democracies and systems. They expect this infant federal system to behave in similar fashion. Waxaad moodaa in Maryooley ay fahamtay maalmahan, sida ciyaarta siyaasada loo xarakeeyo. Aan iskala qeybino, qolo walba dhinac ha u ganto kubada, habeenkii ayaanu kala warqaadan ayey howshu ku socon maalmahan. Ninkii raba in dadkan daalay iyo maamulkan curdanka inuu cadow ka xoog badan uu ku jabiyo, danta uu rabo haka lahaadee, xaaladu sidaa u dhici mayso.

One thing that surprised me most is, how this government has dealt with Qalbidhagaxi's case. I give them credit for taking the lead and not leaving the matter at the hands of Dhusamareeb or Cadado factions - whoever caught the guy first. It is very easy to play nationalism card in this kind of cases. However, for these guys sitting at the top office, they have to make some tough decisions. Regardless of rightness or wrongness in taking this kind of action. What this government did is not 100 free from error, but I believe it benefits the nation in the long term. They need to ask for more prisoner releases, and opening up the border for trade activities. One thing I have been proven wrong is that, Mr Farmaajo is a naive politician who can't take tough decisions. He has got a good team, and they should put the benefit of the nation as a whole before empty rhetoric. We will fight an other day, today the response is flight. I wish we had leaders who could grasp that wisdom in the 70s. Despite the fact, I find very hard to support this action. I have some unanswered questions here: We know the guy has been living in Mogadishu in the past few years, and nobody gave a dead rat about it. Why did he below his cover up?Why did he went to south Mudug/Dhusamareeb where many competing dark forces are stationed? If the previous agreements between the two countries - we now know, these agreements are signed none other than the Damjadiid boys- had permitted this kind of the arrangements. Why is there an outcry? How naive were the guys who celebrated and applauded FGS for bringing 130+ released prisoners home? Don't they know these kind of arrangements are two way traffic? Do you think the guys at the the top office are there to make everyone happy, and not take some controversial decisions?

^ For your information, one camel for Diyah costs 400-500 USD in Somalia. Given the recent drought, and generl devaluation of the livestocks, it is no more than $400 in today's market valuation. 90k is done for a reason beyond blood money.

The question that need to be asked, but these naive media guys are not asking is: where is the source of that money? I bet, it is from the coffers of the same state, which the victim was serving. The state lost both a high ranking civil servent, and over inflated 90k blood money. These old men handling the situation are tricky conartists. The parallel Gadhcas justice is the one to blame for this stubidity. There is either a court system, or bush system as the law of the land. To mix the two is the root cause of all injustices and the chaos we see today. You either have a court that relies on police investigation and witnesses, or illiterate old men with big hat messing around, and looking to be relevant in this 21st century. Markii ay socotay xulida baarlamaanka ayaa waxa laga sheegay siyaasi inuu ku yiri odayaal diidanaa tirada dumarka loo qoondeeyey. Kuligiin waxa aad gadhka kusoo caseysateen $100 oo ay gabar idiin soo dirtay. Haddana waxa aad iila timaadeen, dumar laguma dari karo baarlamaanka.

Maryooley sida uu Galbeedi sheegay, waxa ay dawladnimadeda ku bilaabatay dhex dhexaad iyo xiriir wanaagsan oo quwadaha aduunka isku herdinaya lala yeesho. Labada quwadood ee jiray lixdamaadkii, labadaba xiriir fiican ayey Somaliya la laheyd. Waxa si sharaf iyo maamuus sare leh loogu soo dhaweynayey madaxdena Washington iyo Moscow hadba midka ay booqdaan. Meesha cuqubadu ka timi waa markii Geeljire u dalacay Askari uu wadanka xoog ku qabsaday. Halkii dunida oo dhan xiriir fiican aanu lawada laheyn, waxa uu habeen madow 72 Pact oo isa soo qaawin ah la saxiixday Soviet . Halka ay ku danbeysay arintaas sanado yar kadibna waa tan maanta Maryooley ay miraheeda weli guraneyso. Waxa layaab ah, in Odayga Hargeysa hadda fadhiya uu kamid ahaa waqtigaa wasiiradii u sacbinayey waalidaa. Hadana asagoo sideetan madaxa ka jaray, waxba kama baran taariikhda uu u soo fadhiyey ee halaaga iyo hadimaha laga dhaxlay. Way fiicantahay, waana arin lagu farxo in siyaasad dhex dhexaad ah oo aan cidna jeebka loo gelin dowladan ay qaadato. Walow aysan ii muuqan in tabarteeda iyo dulqaadkeeda arintaas lahayo waqtigan. Ugu yaraan maalmahan tii Xasan ee Uncle Tom u ekeyd waanu ka yaraha nasanay

Galbeedi, I dont think you are Kacaanist. That title is held proudly by someone else at this forum In the past few years,I became more of a realist than an idealist. One reason is that, I am closer to my ppl and, spend a lot of time travelling through the country mostly by road. The closer you examine ppl's mood and attitude, the more you realise that the days of a unitary sytem is forever gone. Let us build the country brick by brick and start from the local level. It will ofcourse take a lot of time to build sustainable governance. However, it will also take longer time to destroy that kind of system in the future.