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Hawiye Elders show concern over arbitrary arrest against th

Postby Hiiraan boy » Sun May 20, 2007 4:25 pm

Hawiye Elders show concern over arbitrary arrest against their supporters by Ethiopian and Somali government forces

By Dahir Abdulle Alasow


Mogadishu ,Sunday, May. 20, 2007 Waagacusub.com

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Hawiye traditional elders show concern about a curfew imposed on the residents of Urawa residential area where most of the Hawiye clan supporters reside.

Ahmed Derie Ali, spokesman of Hawiye clan Speaking at a press conference yesterday in Mogadishu blamed government and Ethiopian forces for arbitrary arrests against Hawiye clan people,

"We could accept our people being subjugated for things that they are not responsible' he said.

Mr. Derie denounced that his supported were behind those explosions that came familiar in the capital after Somali insurgents were ousted by the Somali government forces backed by the Ethiopians.

The spokesman told to the reporters that president you did not reply a written statement the elders sent to him.
"We could not know why the president did not send us his reply" said Ahmed Derie.

On the other hand , Mogadishu 's Mayor Mohamed Omer Habeb 'Mohamed Dhere' said on Sunday that he has escaped an assassination attempt after an attack on his convoy in North Mogadishu .

A bomb exploded nearly 7;00 local time in North Mogadishu where
Mohamed dhere's convoy was passing and two civilians were confirmed to have been killed and two others wounded in the blast which caused by a roadside bomb.

Mohamed Dhere speaking in a news conference held this morning in the capital said that blast was a terrorist attack carried out by the remnants of the ousted Islamists.

" The attacker who was on a tree near the site of the attack has been shot dead on the spot by The Mayor's guard as confirmed by the Mogadishu Mayor himself.

The Mayor said that government forces foiled several bomb attacks in nine places in the capital.

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Re: Hawiye Elders show concern over arbitrary arrest against th

Postby Nolol cusub » Sun May 20, 2007 6:04 pm

Doses of Stalinism in Mogadishu



Yates, Somalia's new American ruler, emphasized the significance of talks between the government and Hawiye elders before a much-delayed national reconciliation conference planned for next month.



"We are trying to encourage the Hawiyes in Mogadishu ... and I will urge president Abdullahi Yusuf to continue the political dialogue that they have begun, and we hope that they can reach some sort of rapprochement that will permit a fit, fair and independent reconciliation congress," he said.


However, the spokesman for Hawiye elders in Mogadishu tells the reporters that president did not reply a written statement from the elders.

"We could not know why the president did not send us his reply" said Ahmed Derie.


Yayes presents the public face of Stalinism with its rosy, "democratic" "reconciliatory" "all inclusive national assembly" package to the naive Western media and Somali people while his imported Terror-government is engaged a campaign of stalinist torture, murder and arbitarary arrest (Of course the other face of Stalin)



Yates adds again, in Stalisnism's most primitive form.

”We are pushing for the negotiations to continue so that a fair and independent reconciliation congress can take place that will map out the way to a new constitution and elections by 2009.”


Hawiye leaders in Mogadishu complain,

“Hawiye traditional elders show concern about a curfew imposed on the residents of Urawa residential area where most of the Hawiye clan supporters reside.”




The correct course for Hawiyes



Of course no one beats Stalinism through compromise: THAT IS BOYCOTT THE SOCALLED NATIONAL GATHERING.



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