Voltage wrote:Twisted, one man is nothing when there is no system. There is a fundamental problem with the system. In an established country with government and a system, one can blame the president and how he uses and manages the system to do what he wants. When you come with no army, no government, in a lawless society of extreme anarchy for 20 years, the problem is the system not the individual man. Even with the title of president, what more powers does Yusuf, Qaasim, Sharif have? For goodnessake, Ugandan soldiers guard his room at night..
The Djibouti process is a failure because they did not realize the problem is the system.
The problem in Somalia is Mogadishu. You need who knows the ground, has local support, and uses the appropriate tools to weaken the opposition. Sharif started in the wrong foot trying to appease the anarchists. In doing so, he made some mistakes that are haunting us now and would probably haunt us for a very long time to come.





he cant even negotiate with his former colleagues, what a shame 