Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 19, 2010 Originally posted by The Zack: Puntlanders and Jubba can't go together unless Puntland = Clan. I thought Puntalnd was on northeastern of Somalia. Can good Xudeedi explain where the relationship is coming from here? On the other hand, Xaaji Xunduf, unlike you, Xudeedi calls all Somalia his home, adigu 3da magaaalo xabsi iskaga dhig. i call Jerusalem my home 2 , that doesn’t mean its my home Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Zack Posted February 19, 2010 Originally posted by Mintid Farayar: quote:Originally posted by The Zack: Puntlanders and Jubba can't go together unless Puntland = Clan. I thought Puntalnd was on northeastern of Somalia. Can good Xudeedi explain where the relationship is coming from here? On the other hand, Xaaji Xunduf, unlike you, Xudeedi calls all Somalia his home, adigu 3da magaaalo xabsi iskaga dhig. Stay current, Zack. You mean 6da Magaalo! You left out the regional capitals of Borame, Erigabo, and Las Anod.... . Is it confirmed that Las Anod, Erigavo, and Borame are now fully under that umberella? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NASSIR Posted February 20, 2010 Puntlanders and Jubba can't go together unless Puntland = Clan. I thought Puntalnd was on northeastern of Somalia. Can good Xudeedi explain where the relationship is coming from here? Duh, what was it then. Zack, Mr. Xudeedi informs us with brevity and the rest is left for us to figure out as to the gist of the Nairobi conference. My take on this is that the communal meeting in Nairobi calls for a genuine unity, active engagement, and circumspect resource sharing. Because of the latter, the community has for many years bypassed the need of the larger section of Puntland, i.e. reer Bulo-Haji despite the fact that they had always demonstrated undeniable zeal to protect the lives and property of their brethrens. However, it is all about Politics and a section viewed as threat are bound to be elbowed out of the equation until the bitter reality hits home. But I call the leaders of Makhiri to be assertive of their brethrens' political rights and give them financial support. I don't think al=Shabaab would be able to manage its iron grip on the city in the long run. Time is of the essence. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Zack Posted February 20, 2010 Originally posted by Nassir: quote:Puntlanders and Jubba can't go together unless Puntland = Clan. I thought Puntalnd was on northeastern of Somalia. Can good Xudeedi explain where the relationship coming from here? Duh, what was it then. ^ which clan does it represent marka? Ma M, Dhu, W, Dha, mise kuwa kale illeen gobolkaas waa la wada dagaaye LOL On a serious note, I agree with you as far as the community is coming together and trying to decide what is best for them and for their regions. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ANWAR Posted February 20, 2010 FAROOLE will kick some as Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kamaavi Posted February 20, 2010 ^By air strike, or tank? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NASSIR Posted February 20, 2010 Originally posted by The Zack: ^ which clan does it represent marka? Ma M, Dhu, W, Dha, mise kuwa kale illeen gobolkaas waa la wada dagaaye LOL On a serious note, I agree with you as far as the community is coming together and trying to decide what is best for them and for their regions. [/QB] Zack, though a lot has changed since its formation, here is an old report (1994) by al-Hayat newspaper. A report from the meeting appeared in the Arabic daily newspaper Al-Hayat on 13 January. The conference is said to have been attended by "more than 250 clan leaders, traditional arbitrators of the regions and, ulama (religious leaders)". The clan leaders comprised leaders from 5 regions of Somalia (Sool, Sanag, Bari, Mudug and Nugaal). The leaders in principal agreed to join in a national transitional government with a unified judiciary and government. They also agreed to disarm and to form a security council to oversee security in the 5 areas. Representing Nugaal was Islaan Mahamed Islaan, who is the leader of the Issa Mahamoud branch of the *****tayn clans, notably the branch to which the leader of the SSDF, Mohamed Abshir, belongs. The Bari region's representative was Mahamoud Musse of the Osman Mahamoud branch of the *****tayn. His title, boqor, means king and he is sometimes seen as the king of all the *****tayn clans. Representing the Mudug region was Islaan Abdullah Farah from Abdhullahi Yusuf's Omar Mahamoud branch of the *****tayn. The Sanag region was represented at the meeting by Sultan Abd al-Salaam Mahamoud Shirwa who is the leader of a sub-branch of the ********** clan. The Sool region, finally, was represented by Garad Suleiman Mahamed, the leader of a *********** sub-branch. Al-Hayat reports that the meeting was arranged and controlled by the SSDF movement and the old USP-leader, Awad Ahmed Ashra. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Beer-Gaal Posted February 21, 2010 Originally posted by Xaji_Xunjuf: quote:Originally posted by The Zack: Puntlanders and Jubba can't go together unless Puntland = Clan. I thought Puntalnd was on northeastern of Somalia. Can good Xudeedi explain where the relationship is coming from here? On the other hand, Xaaji Xunduf, unlike you, Xudeedi calls all Somalia his home, adigu 3da magaaalo xabsi iskaga dhig. i call Jerusalem my home 2 , that doesn’t mean its my home What abt Telaviv Haji? must be Home No 3!!!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites