Libaax-Sankataabte Posted October 21, 2007 Sophist, salaams awoowe. Nomads, in all honesty, SL's attack against LA was nothing more than a strategic war of a different sort. In the grand scheme of things, Somaliland doesn't need SSC for recognition, nor does it find great pleasures in defeating a "stubborn clan" as people are led to believe by cyber warlords. As a matter of fact, SL has a better chance of being recognized without the troubles of SSC. For "sawir" Riyaale, this attack and the preceding plot to dismantle LA's main clan into feuding sub-clans via Dahabshiil dollars was part of a stratagem of great importance laid out by the great Egal (Ilaahay ha u naxariisto). Somaliland’s real goal is not to bring home silly "clan trophies" as some are comically led to believe, nor is it to find that elusive recognition by spearheading a new instability in the region. To put it bluntly, SL’s war against the people of LA is a fight for resources and for the billions of petro-dollars buried beneath the SSC landscape. For SL, the huge potential of oil and gas in SSC's Nugaal valley portion is a must have. Riyaale's quest to conquer LA, the heart and soul of SSC, precedes his lame-duck presidency as he is just following the blueprint laid out by his great master in Hargeisa. He has strict orders from the current masters to secure that base and expand SL’s sphere of influence towards oil country. The great hunt has just began. Yaaba isgaaray awooweyaal. Despite many failed attempts, Riyaale has now delivered and the gullible masses are celebrating with clannish pride. … Knowing the volatility of SSC and the ever shifting sands of clan loyalties, the important question one would ask is … for how long can Riyaale keep LA? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Suldaanka Posted October 21, 2007 Fatah, It isn't about whether Lascaanood is 50% or 100% anti Somaliland or pro Somaliland. It is about, where LA falls on the international border. Lascaanood falls inside Somaliland borders as was drawn by colonialism. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Som@li Posted October 21, 2007 ^Are u for real? as grown up is this really what you believe? do you honesly believe Colonials,who the people in SSC fough for years, have the right to to give the land of SSC to SNM gangs? wake up! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fabregas Posted October 21, 2007 quote:To put it bluntly, SL’s war against the people of LA is a fight for resources and for the billions of petro-dollars buried beneath the SSC landscape. For SL, the huge potential of oil and gas in SSC's Nugaal valley portion is a must have. Indeed, that(oil) is one of the biggest or perhaps the biggest motivator for this little war. quote:Fatah, It isn't about whether Lascaanood is 50% or 100% anti Somaliland or pro Somaliland. It is about, where LA falls on the international border. Lascaanood falls inside Somaliland borders as was drawn by colonialism. So the answer is the affirmative, ya suldanow?It matters not what the people of Lasanod want, rather precedence and weight is given to what the colonialists drew?But even this way of reasoning is severely flawed. Given the fact that the the international communtiy recognizes Somalia and not Somaliland. As of yet the borders of 1960 still stand. The international community never recognized the declaration of independence by the S.N.M and other various clans in 1991. In any case, I think it is very sad that Somalilanders value a meer line drawn by an Englishman above anything else. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted October 21, 2007 I'm still laughing at you guys .... where da hell did anyone bring that stastistics to say 99% ??? .... who did the survey ?? or it is just an imaginery ?? Bottom line: Magaalada Laascaano ayaa laga qabsadey maamulka Puntland kadib markii beelaha daga gobolka Sool misaanka u dheeliyeen dhinaca maamulka Somaliland As reported by Bugland itself Case closed ,,, Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Castro Posted October 21, 2007 Originally posted by Suldaanka: It isn't unique to Somaliland Somalia to have people of different opinions and point of views, we respect their position but this country can't afford to be divided into mini-me-lands. Think outside the box. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted October 21, 2007 You could come up with a better statement dee Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fabregas Posted October 21, 2007 Originally posted by SheekhaJacaylka: I'm still laughing at you guys .... where da hell did anyone bring that stastistics to say 99% ??? .... who did the survey ?? or it is just an imaginery ?? Bottom line: quote: Magaalada Laascaano ayaa laga qabsadey maamulka Puntland kadib markii beelaha daga gobolka Sool misaanka u dheeliyeen dhinaca maamulka Somaliland As reported by Bugland itself Case closed ,,, Saxiib nobody said 99%, it was hypothetical number. But our dear friend Suldanka says it doesnt matter if 110% of Reer Lasanod say no to SL what matters is the colonial line drawn by the British. And I suspect that you Sheikh have this belief aswell. There is nothing in the world that could change Somaliland's quest to redraw its supposed colonial border. I also suspect that the majority of Somaliland supporters in this forum share that view! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted October 21, 2007 Even if 99% of Reer Lasanod rejected Somaliland You said this in the first post of this page sxb ,, it is sad you can't hear yourself. I gave you your own resource saying in reer laascaanood u xagliyeen xagaa iyo Somaliland. This time it is not me saying that. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fabregas Posted October 21, 2007 Exactly adeer, I said "IF". Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacaylbaro Posted October 21, 2007 I think that IF is now unablicable since things have changed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted October 21, 2007 Originally posted by Fatah_Al_Soomaal: Exactly adeer, I said "IF". Talking to the cult is pointless. It is like chasing your own tail.They don't see the ironies and the inherent contradictions in everything they utter. Just do Comrade Castro does. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Suldaanka Posted October 21, 2007 Oodweine, Libaax garashadiisa ayuu hadlay, ha la yaabin. Ninka yidhi Lascaanood ayaa lagu soo duulay weeyan. Somaliland las Caanood kuma duulin ee ciidamada Puntland ayay meesha ka saartay. Wuxu kaloo yidhi Somaliland qabiilada ayay iska horkeenaysa, taas waxa been ka dhigaysa taariikhda Somaliland ku leeday gobolka oo ah inay heshiisiiso oo u gurmato marka qabiiladu is qabtaan. So the answer is the affirmative, ya suldanow?It matters not what the people of Lasanod want, rather precedence and weight is given to what the colonialists drew?But even this way of reasoning is severely flawed. Given the fact that the the international communtiy recognizes Somalia and not Somaliland. As of yet the borders of 1960 still stand. The international community never recognized the declaration of independence by the S.N.M and other various clans in 1991. In any case, I think it is very sad that Somalilanders value a meer line drawn by an Englishman above anything else. The answer is the obvious one. Ilaa 1991kii ilaa maanta wax is bedelay ma jiraan. Dhulka Somaliland iyo xadkiisu nabad iyo colaad labada waa lagu tagaya, nabadda ayaana priority leh. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Suldaanka Posted October 21, 2007 Originally posted by Castro: quote:Originally posted by Suldaanka: It isn't unique to Somaliland Somalia to have people of different opinions and point of views, we respect their position but this country can't afford to be divided into mini-me-lands. Think outside the box. Sxb, Somalia ilaahay ha u naxariisto. Maanta, oo xabashi la isku soo kaxaysanaayo ayaa ka daran Siyaad Bare'hii meesha kharibay. It is in worse position today than it was when we jumped off that sinking boat. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Castro Posted October 21, 2007 ^^^ Agreed. Except, that truth you stated bestows no legitimacy on Somaliland. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites