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I would say now they see the bigger picture. It was the brainchild of Tuur to ally USC & SNM to topple Siad Bare dictatorship after the Baligubadle conference which has proven successful. So expect new ideas to deal with the threats from Puntland and Jubbaland.
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I was always critical of Puntland role as a spoiler in Somalia. Ruunta ficaan laysku sheego.
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Unless it shows development commitments to its support bases (the Oodweyne road, Ceerigaabo airport and Borama airport). We need to see results.
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Even if Cirro wins (very unlikely as he will be cheated as usual) the troops in the area will remain intact as they are defense forces for the locals. With SSB and Khaatumo both armed we need to be 10x more armed. Simple as.
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Just self administration of their areas (which is already in effect).Then wait out the evitable collapse of remaining Somaliland after that decide which new mamuuls to join.
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They are putting their interest first. 90% of their lands is out of Somaliland control now, if you walk between Dararweyne and Bohol you won't see Somaliland, so self administration of local areas is the way to go.
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This is unrelated to elections. Only Reer Hargeisa and reer Burco believe in elections and that nonsense.
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I agree that is the western part of the community (led by the likes of Cirro & Faysal) as they believe in Somaliland and Duyaradism. What you see you in the video though is local troops of the Dararweyne district, a month ago the Khaatumo flag was even raised there. So they don't believe in Somaliland, no cash can buy them.
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The Bohol & Dararweyne community have created their own paramilitary to combat and deter secessionist backed SSB militia. Rest of G36 should follow suit to protect their interests.
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Somaliland has no democracy (that has been proven by multiple failed delayed elections, unlawful arrests of civilians and journalists). Since 2017 Somalia and Puntland state had held two presidential election/selections, while Somaliland is still stuck in 2017. The only thing Somaliland had it going for was the "democracy" thing and even if that disappeared.
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