The Zack;969303 wrote: Canbuulo, berina dhageyso Baadiyow, Shariif and many other UNuKa calling out on Hassan's mistakes. ok zack The point of the thread is Hassan can't see what even Geeddi could. oh man i feel for you, you really think Geedi is sincere huh? Aqoona kugu dhiman :D

either that or we gonna share the whole country. Dhagaxtuur your a perfect exempel of ''Keyga lihi kaagana kula lihi''

The Zack;969285 wrote: Why are there more attacks after Xasan took over than before? There isn't..

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;969286 wrote: Geedi supports Kuukaayo occupation of Jubbooyinka. Ma waxaanaa war ah? Of course, he has to support them minakooda ayuu daar weyn kaga deganyahay. Dah. Xishood dadaa ka tagay in order to defend Kuukaayada dalkeena xoog ku gishay, quoting every questionable, dubious character that supports their occupation. Who is next? Ileey supports Xabashi occupation of Baay, Hiiraan, Bakool, Gedo...? Yaab badanaa.

The Zack;969281 wrote: Canbuulo, how many suicide attacks and road explosions have occured in Xamar the last 3 months? . 3 suicide attacks, 3 road explosion. How many time did Shabaab "take over" an entire complex in Xamar and killed like it is nobody's business? Two Times You wanna know why? Xasan changed the focus of the SFG and that of AMISOM. . Xasan gave break to Shabaab and started chaos in other parts of the country. beledweyne, Marka, Baydhabo, Kismayo, you name it There is still suicide attacks and roadside bombs in Afganistan and Iraq eventhough the war ended long time ago atleast in Iraq. So it takes time besides new Anti terrorist forces will be put everywhere in the city the coming weeks and the Shabelle operation will start very soon, Shabaab should've been on the run, not the other way around LOL im i missing something cause last time i knew they where still on the run LOOOOOOL

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The Zack;969262 wrote: Canbuulo, regardless of his history, the man made several good points in this interview. He agreed Hassan Sheikh is incapable to lead this nation. Waa kow :eek: "Wax yaalo kale inta ku mashquulay baa hadeer xitaa amaankii Xamar faraha ka baxay" aint that true? Amaanka faraha ka baxey na maxey tahay? Ileen anigu meesha waanu joogaaye?

Al-Shabaab's elite Amniyat branch may be the last force keeping the militant group's leader Ahmed Abdi Godane in power as the organisation continues to suffer territorial losses and rival commanders press on in their dissent against his rule, observers say. Amniyat members are highly trained and specialised operatives whose roles vary from gathering intelligence to carrying out assassinations and bombing missions. Al-Shabaab's command structure is divided into three sections: Jabhad, the military branch; Hizb, the police equivalent; and Amniyat, the intelligence division, according to Radio Mogadishu Director and former Islamic Courts Union spokesman Abdirahim Isse Addow. Recruits are initially trained in camps, after which instructors place them in one of the branches, he said. Amniyat also recruits operatives from other branches within al-Shabaab. "A person who is creative, brave, loyal to the emir [Godane] and the group's ideology, and capable of keeping secrets is selected to be a member of Amniyat," Addow told Sabahi. "They are then given specialised training and separated into different units such as the bomb and landmine squad, explosives unit, the assassination unit, and the intelligence unit." However, the Amniyat branch has been weakened by information extracted from defectors and captured fighters, Addow said. For example, security officials in Puntland wounded and captured an alleged Amniyat commander in June. Since most of its operations now focus on ending internal threats against Godane's rule, if Amniyat is eliminated and defeated, that could lead to al-Shabaab's demise, he said. "The Jabhad troops have been defeated and the Hizb does not operate in or control any regions," Addow said. "Therefore, the only thing left for al-Shabaab now is Amniyat, and it is necessary to find other intelligence measures to fight them because the only thing that can be used against intelligence is intelligence. A uniformed man cannot defeat an undercover man." Former Somali parliamentarian Mohamud Abdullahi Weheliye Waqaa said the government must improve its ability to gather and analyse intelligence to identify the links between active Amniyat cells and Godane. Government forces should consider borrowing some of al-Shabaab's tactics, such as infiltration and undercover field operations, he said. "I think it would be good if the government created a unit trained to carry out [undercover] operations within al-Shabaab," Waqaa told Sabahi. Waqaa, who served in the transitional parliament until 2012, received death threats while in office due to his outspoken positions against al-Shabaab. In 2011, al-Shabaab leaders such as Mukhtar Robow Ali and Omar Hammami, better known as Abu Mansour al-Amriki, called Waqaa an "ally to the enemies of Islam" and reportedly called for his beheading. In 2012, Ali offered $100,000 for his killing, according to local media. Waqaa said a new comprehensive approach is needed to break down al-Shabaab, including effectively using the Amniyat fighters who have been arrested as leverage to uncover information to better understand al-Shabaab's tactics. Amniyat operatives favoured by Godane: Amniyat operatives only take orders from Godane, said Sheikh Mohamed Farah Ali al-Ansari, head of the Somali government's rehabilitation centres. "Amniyat is in charge of assassinations and works in secret," he told Sabahi. "They are assigned to assassinate anyone who opposes the group's ideology -- both within the movement and outside of it. No questions arise about anyone they kill." Members of this elite group receive extra incentives not offered to any other branch within al-Shabaab, according to al-Ansari. "Amniyat gets the biggest share of the budget allocated to al-Shabaab troops," he said. "They are given mobile phones with credit, brides and cash as a way to encourage them." While Godane is known to be Amniyat's commander, there are no known middle-ranking leaders because Godane constantly changes them, al-Ansari said. In addition, foreigners are rarely allowed to participate in Amniyat missions because its operatives are required to blend in with the Somali public. "Foreign [fighters] conduct training for Amniyat [since] most of them are trained individuals whose knowledge is leveraged," he said, adding that foreign fighters join the Jabhad branch during battles. Members of Amniyat sleeper cells are scattered in different regions and operate in secret, al-Ansari said, making it difficult to track and eliminate them. "No group is aware of the others. For example, the groups that work in Benadir and Baidoa do not know anything about one another. They receive the military training, and then each unit receives separate secret training [on individual missions] ," al-Ansari said.

LOL aint Geedi the man who lives in a multi million house which he stole from the nation? Aint he the man who threatened to wipe of an entire sub clan in xamar?Aint he the man who paid for a multi million wedding with aid he got from Saudi arabia aimed for the nation? Zack you have surely come very far and before you start justifying Geedi i want to let you know that i know the guy personally since he's married to my auntie. He is the last person to speak about the government taariikhdisa madow cidna looga sheekeyn maayo

its true he's an embarassing walahi

xaaji uu kaadi bal hiiraab is a name. I know ditoore hiiraabe personally he lives in sweden koley nin caqli badan leh maaha

Somalia;969192 wrote: Mooge is right, Kacaanists have been given back their lands, unfortunately some have been killed in the process, but e ven Kacaan leader's daughter and son have their lands back , and we can all guess where those were obtained from, yet legitimate properties are still occupied.. Expect no justice from a HAG thugs and you will not be disappointed. :eek: By Al shabaab yeah...

Apophis;969183 wrote: Sxbkey C&B, waa i nacday maxaa? Lmaao its because of jubbaland inaar join the good side

where did i justify that Mooge? The ramadan is getting into you is deji

Haatu;969167 wrote: AUN. So sad. My mum knows his mum. Apparently the dad couldn't talk afterwards, geed taagan buu noqday a parents worst nightmare

xaaji so whats the difference between them and those who are occupying some houses in xamar, sow wada xaaram maaha? LOL

warsamaale;969157 wrote: Everybody is playing the victim nowadays. Mogadishu status was always different from other urban areas in somalia; for a very long time it was the one cosmopolitan city, , stop this calaacal everyone. xamar wasn't cosmopolitian before the 1940s only arab somalis,some Bantu,unuka and reer ceelbuur lived in the city, after 1960s the city became cosmopolitan when reer muqdisho welcomes their fellow somalis to the city. you guys just happen to live around it our first Imam, Yacqoub's HQ was in Shingaani circa 1700s so much for living outside the city if you want i can give you evidence. but am sure if one goes to pure UNUKA cities, other clans would be treated as 2nd class Not true infact it is known that the southern somalis(starting from shabelle dhexe,Banaadir all the way to to Kismaayo) are very hospitable. Caadi iyo dhaqan bey uu leeyahiin soo dhoweynta

Haatu;969162 wrote: Cam, war what is your point? Who's got time to read all that? just wanted to share this. well read it when you have time

ninkaan wuu isku buuqay waraa take it easy with the khat sabca samawaat ayaa maroosa iyaah unuka balaayo aragnay

Dhagax-Tuur;969103 wrote: ^Adeer, ma Tarzan baa ku dhalay? Ninka waxuu qabtey baanu ka hadalay ee cidna shaqsi ma aadine, take a pill chill. Besides, that city is ABG city and he runs it with their blessing, so cut the cr@p. What is he? Their uncle? I will blv Somalinimo from the people of Mog markey u ogoladaan nin ama naag aan wax xiriir ah iyaga la lahayn oo ama D-block ka yimid ama Soomaali-Layn, completely outside of HAG ah. Till then, ABG iyo adeerkood cidna kuma heysato meesha ee is deji. They already did that when they welcomed somaliweyn to Xamar even the mad mullah acknowledged their hospitality hadana diyaar bey uu yihiin but as long as they are treated as second citizens in other parts of the country forget about it goor horaan ku jabnay somalinimo, fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me

read it Doc

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Alpha Blondy;969107 wrote: i think i'm better off using the baafin on BBC's Somali Service. who knows what you'll do, inaar. LOL you know me to well

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