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I don't know what your babbling about there but this Geele character did come to Muqdisho empty handed and his human rights record is one that needs no introduction. As to what the propose of his visit were I'm still confused... whatever his intentions were, they were definitely not a humanitarian one.Amiin amir sometimes goes over the top with his depiction.
Thats rich coming from you. Wasn't it you who made a topic about the femine in some part of somalia not receiving the same attention as the one in another aprt, all because of qabili? For a man who cared more about the qabil of those stricken by famine you sure seem to be in line with Amiin amiir's take on the president's visits. Or is this also another qabil motivated post because i wouldn't put it past you.I don't know what your babbling about there but this Geele character did come to Muqdisho empty handed and his human rights record is one that needs no introduction. As to what the propose of his visit were I'm still confused... whatever his intentions were, they were definitely not a humanitarian one.Amiin amir sometimes goes over the top with his depiction.
I figured as much.D-Runner is upset that Brother Gelleh did not visit occupied Mogadishu under the Xabashi Viceroy Abdullahi Yusuf. I don't blame Gelleh at all
Yeah when I started the topic which you seem to have brought up the fact was people up in northeast Somalia were experiencing food shortages and other hardship do to drought way before the famine in the deep south was felt. Whereas they were the forgotten ones those in the deep south turnout to be the lucky ones in their hour of need and I was damn glad that their cries were heard. No starving child or mother deserves to be ignored so I don't see why I shouldn't be outraged about the inconsistency dealt those from northeast Somalia in their hour of need.Thats rich coming from you. Wasn't it you who made a topic about the femine in some part of somalia not receiving the same attention as the one in another aprt, all because of qabili? For a man who cared more about the qabil of those stricken by famine you sure seem to be in line with Amiin amiir's take on the president's visits. Or is this also another qabil motivated post because i wouldn't put it past you.I don't know what your babbling about there but this Geele character did come to Muqdisho empty handed and his human rights record is one that needs no introduction. As to what the propose of his visit were I'm still confused... whatever his intentions were, they were definitely not a humanitarian one.Amiin amir sometimes goes over the top with his depiction.
You just proved my point with the above statement by making me and Abdiwahab252 as allies out to get your "kin". It is unfortunate that Somalis sees things through qabilist lenses but famine is where most of us draw the line. Obviously for some there is no distinguishing between political qabil banter and real humanitarian crisis. Further more, you seem to be making your argument on the basis that while people in the northeast somalia were forgoten (due to no falt of theirs), you though it was fitting to bring your grievance at a time when the famine in the south was at its worst.
Yeah when I started the topic which you seem to have brought up the fact was people up in northeast Somalia were experiencing food shortages and other hardship do to drought way before the famine in the deep south was felt. Whereas they were the forgotten ones those in the deep south turnout to be the lucky ones in their hour of need and I was damn glad that their cries were heard. No starving child or mother deserves to be ignored so I don't see why I shouldn't be outraged about the inconsistency dealt those from northeast Somalia in their hour of need.
It's really unfortunate that we all few things from tribal point of perspective, that though is perfectly understandable since Somalis today are caught between a rock and a hard place. The reality is neither you nor Abdiwahab252 are looking out for my interest and vise versa. Whereas I look forward to the both of you questioning every little thing my kin does even if it's a positive one, you two can also count on me to question all your kin's dealings as shady.
The visit is showing political support to the TFG and building optimism for the future of Somalia, the drought aside.
avatar? Don't tell me you got bored of it already...lol 
Djibouti while Omar Geele is at its helm will not be a neutral partner; Somalia has a healing process to go through and he has never been a genuine broker in our nation’s history since it disintegrated.I think the fact that so many countries have donated money has made some people confused about the definition of charity. Qof qasab ku leh Djibouti in Somalia lacag ey siiso majiro.
The visit is showing political support to the TFG and building optimism for the future of Somalia, the drought aside.
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