General Duke Posted January 16, 2009 Kismaayo: Kooxahaha maamula Kismaayo oo xukun dil ah ku fuliyey Siyaasiga Cabdiraxmaan Wal-diire 15. Januar 2009 Kismaayo(AllPuntland)- Kooxaha gacanta ku haaya maamulka magaalada Kismaayo ayaa toogtay Siyaasiga caanka ah ee lagu magacaabo Cabdiraxmaan X. Axmed Wal-diire, kadib markii ay Labo Todobaad ka hor ay ka qabteen Hotel ku yaal magaalada Kismaayo. Cabdiraxmaan Waldiire ayaa waxaa la sheegay in markii la soo qabtay kadib Kooxaha heysta Kismaayo ay Maxkamad soo taageen iyagoo ku eedeeyay inuu basaas u ahaa Col. Barre Hiiraale iyo Ciidamada Itoobiya, sidoo kale waxay ku eedeeyeen in magaalada Kismaato uu colaad ka hurinayey sidaasi darteedna ay marsiiyeen ciqaab dil toogasho ah, Maamulka ka taliya Kismaayo ayaa horay sidan oo kale xukun ceynkan oo kale ah ku fuliyay nin lagu soo qabtay dagaaladii Kismaayo, kaasoo ka tirsanaa ragga la shaqeeya Barre Hiiraale, waxaa iyana xusid mudan dilkii lagu fuliyay Gabar da'yareyd oo kooxo hubeysan ay ku kufsadeen magaalada Kismaayo, taasoo dhagax lagu dilay. AllPuntland, Kismaayo Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Gabbal Posted January 16, 2009 Alle hau naxariisto Waldiire, but the question that begs to be asked is what did Waldiire do that warranted such a sentencee? Waldiire is a politician, and a former at that, but he is also a good friend of Barre Hiiraale. It is not a coincidence that Waldiire was taken out of his house the night Barre and the Ethiopians reached Baardheere and has been held since until his eventual demise. Is there a reason the man was killed or this simply guilt by association? This is something the administration in Kismaayo needs to explain. It is a very serious Islamic matter if civilians are now officially being killed (not assassinated you see) on account of having been politicians in pre-ICU Somalia or because of guilt by association. p.s. Before you accuse me of clannism Duke, Waldiire is not reer Gedo, although inconsequential in the greater scheme of things. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wayrax Posted January 16, 2009 http://www.realgedo.com/2009/01/shabaabka-kismaayo -oo-qirtay-in-ay_15.html They said this. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NASSIR Posted January 16, 2009 Arbitrary sentence as usual in order to demoralize your rivals or advance own power interest! But the Kismayo adminstration is reported to have done much better despite the strict application of the Shariah in a country like ours still in the midst of major polical turmoil and daily voilence. Lessening drastically the black gem business and encouraging school enrollment make the list of the good news coming out of Kismau. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gabbal Posted January 16, 2009 My question has nothing to do with that Caamir. It doesn't address the legitimacy of Al Shabaab's rule whatsoever. It is a very narrow question which inquires specifically about the legality of Waldiire's killing. Your comment about what psychological message it sends is irrelevant. We are not discussing some rebel group beholden to no powers save themselves. We are discussing a religious grouping whose sole foundation and legitimacy derives from strict obedience and fealty to the celestial laws of a celestial entity. The question then is what is the position of those celestial laws when applied in the killing of Waldiire. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted January 16, 2009 Its a confusing issue, they killed him without a trail. Much like the girl who was stoned to death. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nuune Posted January 16, 2009 They should be brought to justice, Yacqoub and Turki!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted January 16, 2009 You wanna do that? And what was he doing in Kismayo anyway? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liqaye Posted January 16, 2009 Is this the guy who was killed for apostasy. Apparently working with people who work with the ethiopians = apostasy. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Emperor Posted January 16, 2009 Inaa lilaahi wa inaa Ilayhi Rajicuun... Althought, I disagree with Barre Hiiraale's advance and attack on Kimsayo, and those who support him, however this kind of action is unjustified and unislamic to say the least. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Somali Pirate Posted January 16, 2009 good kill every traitor who betrayed his country to the hiv eithopian murderers. the traitors are the biggest threat to somalia right now rather than useless eithopia. next stop hiraale and his henchmen Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Juje Posted January 16, 2009 Allah uu Naxaristo Cabdiraxmaan X. Axmed Waldiire ..amin! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Somali Pirate Posted January 16, 2009 juje, the man is burining in his grave at the moment. Traitors and munafiqs always a get a taste before the main course Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Libaax-Sankataabte Posted January 16, 2009 Originally posted by Emperor: Inaa lilaahi wa inaa Ilayhi Rajicuun... Althought, I disagree with Barre Hiiraale's advance and attack on Kimsayo, and those who support him, however this kind of action is unjustified and unislamic to say the least. Ilaahay ha u naxariisto, dambigiisana ha dhaafo. Emperor, it is better for the society as whole that an Islamic process finds one guilty, rather than being murdered by a gang of thugs as used to be the case in Kismayo. We all know how many well-known Kismayo businessmen/Culamaa who lost their lives in that city one by one. No one knew who the murderers were in the past and nobody cared. Relatives would bury their dead and that was it. At least in this case, as we are told, few Shabaab judges listened to his recorded conversation with the Ethiopians who are planning to attack Kismayo, examined the evidence before them and carried out a punishment they thought was fit for that specific crime according to their understanding of Islam. Maybe we have been misled and this was not an Islamic process, and the man wasn't guilty of anything. Please update us adigaa Reer Kismayo ahe. Perhabs something more sinister is at play here. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites