[quote="Advocatar"]^

, tell me your not serious...............first muqdisho is clanless, it's a federal city, second the whole jubbaland (southern somalia) is darood majority, so no-one is moving anywhere. The idea that harti lands belong to all darood is absurd, Ogaadeen and Mareexaan dont have sh!t to do with bosaaso, using your logic since hawiya also are from central somalia, why dont you move up there and forget about banaadir it belongs to cad-cads and other minority.[/quote]
My position is simple yet sublime. I'll recap for you:
1. We know where daroods traditionally settled.
a. Harti darood settle in Puntland. We know where C/yuusuf comes from, we know where morgan comes from and we certainly now where Af-guduud comes from. Lets not waste time arguing over facts.
b. Marexaans settle in Galguduud, Kilinka 5naad, NFD plus ONLY two tuulooyin that can be regarded as rightfully "theirs" which are Beled xaawo and Garbahaarey with total population no more than few thousands at most (pre-civil war). Everything else in Southern Somalia belongs either to Raxanweyns, Hawiyes, Dir or minorities. If you disagree tell me where and show me someone from these regions who had a granparent born there. Remember claiming regions requires rightful ownership to begin with. If you got there by historical injustice (via siad barre, italians etc) you can't claim it as yours.
c. Ogadens live in Kilinka 5naad... they're too lily-livered to defend their lands from Oromo and Xabashi so they claim other Somali's lands, what a pathetic weaklings. Having said that i'm willing to concede Af Madow to OGs so long as you accept Af-madow doesn't equal to Jubooyinka.
2. 90% of all daroods in S. Somalia are refugees from 1991, Somalia-Ethiopia war, oppurtunistic migration during faqash occupation and refugees during natural disasters like the devastating dhabo-dheer drought in the 70s. They will eventually go back to their traditional degaans whether they like it or not.
3. Before the war 80% of M'disho was Hawiye (US government, 1993). 90% of modern Xamar was the traditional degaans of Mudulood/murursade (wardhiigley is the place some of these clans used to fight over hence the name War Dhiigley). To this day Mudulood and murursade make up the majority of Mogadisho. Therefore M'disho is Hawiye land.
4. Every region of Somalia belongs to particular clan or clans. There's no such thing as clanless land.