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INA ABDULLE XASAN THE FIRST SOMALI WARLORD

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INA ABDULLE XASAN THE FIRST SOMALI WARLORD

Postby fagash_killer » Fri Apr 21, 2006 1:10 pm

Have you ever asked yourselves where did Somalis from Somalia get the idea of having warlords from? Well this article will try to explain the roots of Somali Warlordism.


Long before warlords such as Barre Hiiraale, Muuse Suudi Yalaxow and Abdullahi Yusuf were born there was a Somali warlord that robbed and killed fellow Somalis, raped female Somalis and slaughtered innocent nomads, this brutal warlord was the first Somali warlord and his name was Ina Abdulle Hassan commonly known as "The Mad Mullah" or in Somali "Wadaadki Waalna".

The "Mad Mullah" is historically speaking the king of the warlords, he was the first warlord, he is the warlord that set the foundations and guidelines for how a warlord should behave, in other words he is "The Father of Somali Warlordism".

You have probably heard of todays warlords in Somalia, these are brutal and savage men like Barre Hiiraale, Abdulqaasim Salaat Hassan, Abdullahi Yusuf and other beast like men that have killed and brutalized an entire nation, however perhaps you have not heard of their teacher: The Only Somali Warlord of the 1800's and early 1900's: His name was "The Mad Mullah" (Ina Cabdulle Xassan).

Let me tell you some of horrible crimes against humanity that Ina Abdulle Hassan(The first Somali warlord) commited:

1. In one single day he killed 500 innocent Majerteen nomads by throwing them off a cliff.

2. He killed the Islamic Sheikh Aways the legandary Sheikh of southern Somalia and beyond that had established a well known Qadiiriya order in southern Somalia.

3. He killed his friends wife and children because his friend ran away from his camp.

4. He had over six wives. As some of you may well know Islam only allows four wives.

5. He talked about the private parts of men and women in his poems.

6. He raided hundreds of different Somali clans who had no quarrel with him, he not only stole their camels, sheep and goats but he also ordered his militias to systematically kill children, old people and women.

All these crimes commited by the first Somali warlord were just a sample of his crimes, to write down all the crimes he commited could fill a whole book. because they are so many.

Compare the First Somali Warlord, Ina Cabdulle Xassan, to todays warlords:

1. The first Somali warlord Ina Abdulle Hassan also known as "The Mad Mullah" recieved weapons from Turkey and Germany, the warlords of today recieve weapons from Libya(Abdulqaasim), Kenya(Barre Hiiraale), Ethiopia(Abdullahi Yusuf). What is the difference between them?

2. Ina Abdulle Hassan killed 500 Majerteen nomads by throwing them off a cliff. Abdullahi Yusuf killed some hundred and so Majerteen young people by killing them with Ak-47 gun fire. What is the difference between them?

3. Ina Abdulle Hassan claimed he was a nationalist that wanted to unite the Somali people and fight against the foreigners, that is exactly what Mohammed Farah Aideed used to say as well. Infact all Somali warlords claim that they are doing what they are doing inorder to save Somalia from the foreign enemy. All the Somali warlords who live today justify their killings and plunders by blaiming "The Foreigners". What is the difference between them and Ina Abdulle Hassan who also used to claim he is plundering and killing inorder to save Somalis from foreign enemies?

Conclusion:

Ina Abdulle Hassan who is commonly known as "The Mad Mullah" was the first Somali warlord, he is the teacher and inspiration of todays warlords. The only difference between the warlord Ina Abdulle Hassan and todays Somali warlords is the fact that he was "The Original and First Somali Warlord", he came up with the guidelines for how to be a Somali warlord. Todays Somali warlords are not original they have learnt every trick of how to be a warlord from "The First Somalia warlord", the infamous Mad Mullah.

Ina Abdulle Hassan is to Somali warlordism what Karl Marx is to Communism. He is the father of the genre! Anti-Warlord.com

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Postby ERROR » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:21 pm

i think he was the only somali with an agenda. He wanted to rule and kill all who didn't bow to him.

He successfully wipped somali asses from Hargeisa to Baydhabo Very Happy Very Happy and forced the british to use their first air assault on him.

He stood up to the british and and the Italians.

It was in Somaliland in 1920 that the RAF first employed the concept of air control. Since 1899, the British colonial government had experienced difficulties there from the forces of Sayyid Muhammad Ibn Abdulla Hassan, disparagingly referred to as the "Mad Mullah." Sayyid Muhammad, a popular teacher and apostle of the "fiercely ascetic" Salihipa sect, was an outspoken critic of British imperialism. His frustration peaked, and he declared a jihad against British rule when the colonial administration permitted the establishment of a Roman Catholic school in the capital, Berbera.10

From 1903 to 1914, a series of half-hearted campaigns against the mullah was unsuccessful. He avoided pitched battles and drew imperial forces deep into the Somali desert.11 The outbreak of World War I distracted British attention and for four years allowed the mullah and his followers a degree of the autonomy they sought. At war's end, Sir Geoffrey Archer, the governor of Somaliland, claimed that the mullah's independence was a slap in the face to Britain and set a bad precedent for the rest of its empire.

In early 1919, Britain's War Office sent Maj Gen Sir Reginald Hoskins, commander in chief, East Africa, to Somalia to plan a campaign to resolve the situation once and for all. When the British government ruled that Hoskins's plan was too expensive, Royal Air Marshal Sir Hugh Trenchard proposed a plan that relied on the RAF to attack the mullah's forces. Trenchard's plan combined aerial punishment with ground-based "mopping-up" attacks by camel-mounted levies.12

On 20 January 1920, the RAF delivered a payload of pamphlets, which outlined the British ultimatum, to the mullah's headquarters in Medishe.13 The next day the bombing began in dramatic fashion when the mullah dressed himself in new robes and seated himself under a white canopy in defiance of British demands. The initial bombing attack reportedly killed the mullah's uncle (who was standing next to him under the canopy) and singed the mullah's own clothing.14

Convinced of the seriousness of British intentions, the mullah fled, leading British air and ground forces on a wild-goose chase across the Somali outback.15 The campaign lasted three weeks and ultimately succeeded in dispersing the mullah's forces. Although immediate military objectives were not achieved--the mullah himself escaped to Ethiopia, where he died the following year--the RAF could claim that in a period of 21 days it had solved a problem that had eluded the army for 21 years.16 The concept of air control was born.

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Postby Dhaga Bacayl » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:34 pm

[quote="ERROR"]i think he was the only somali with an agenda. He wanted to rule and kill all who didn't bow to him.

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Isn't that what Siyad Bare was doing?

BTW, He never came to Hargeisa or Burco. He arrived in Berbera intially and was kicked out of there in two weeks.


I agree with the Poster...he was the ultimate warlord and he was a coward too. He only killed those who trusted him.

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Postby ERROR » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:38 pm

dhego, from what I read in history books by the british, he was the only force that challenged the british in Somaliland. google him and u'll see how strong he was in somaliland.

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Postby Dhaga Bacayl » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:47 pm

[quote="ERROR"]dhego, from what I read in history books by the british, he was the only force that challenged the british in Somaliland. google him and u'll see how strong he was in somaliland.[/quote]


I never said he wasn't in Somaliland. I said he wasn't in Hargeisa, Burco or any other major city in Somaliland. He was in Taleex, Somaliland near Las Canood terrorizing the local community there.

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Postby The_Don_of_djibouti » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:47 pm

He was an honor to somaliland.

I am proud to claim affiliation in somalinimo with sayidkaa.

Imagine coming down in berbera with his somalinimo pride and a stupid british asking to pay a fee to enter somalia..
It is called tax:

Tax to herd your camel, tax to marry a woman, tax to breath the air.
Tax to live in somalia.
And collected not by a moryan, not by an other crazy somali dictator.

But someone (not muslim) from the other side of the world.

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Postby ERROR » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:48 pm

here's another link showing he lost somaliland control to the british:
http://www.raf.mod.uk/history/line1918.html

He started his war after the colonial power tried to open a catholic church in Muslim and nomadic Somaliland.

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an - Feb 1920- The RAF's first "little war". RAF units were involved in operations with the Camel Corps in British Somaliland (now Somalia) to overthrow Dervish leader Mohammed bin Abdullah Hassan, the "Mad Mullah". The airborne intervention was "the main instrument and decisive factor" in the success of the operation. Ten dH9s were dispatched to form "Z Force", and were used for bombing, strafing and as air ambulances.

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Postby fagash_killer » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:48 pm

i think siyaad barre and those other warlords studied sayid poems like maybe many of you know he used to diss other tribes in his poems so the birth of the dissing tribes began on sayid and the rebirth on killing other tribes started on 1969 with siyaad barre and later those other warlords so if we want to cut tribalism we must start on the beginning of the story

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Postby SomaliLight » Fri Apr 21, 2006 2:49 pm

INa Faqash, the man was a rebel with cause...He was working hard to unite Somalis from British oppression and robbery. He tries to save the likes of your Somaliland azz from colonial rape and this is the thanks he gets!!....: Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing
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Postby Cawar » Fri Apr 21, 2006 3:11 pm

Habar kasta Ina Cabdulle Hassan afka haku taagto may his soul RIP.

He was and still remains a great Somali hero despite his short-comings....but few things never change in Somalis....they only like and praise those who are from their Qabiil.

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Postby X.Playa » Fri Apr 21, 2006 5:00 pm

somalialight,

And what is your sources for this outlandish claim , that Duuflaal Maxamed cabdulle Xasan was fighting for any cost and for Somaliland???

The dervish never even lived in Somaliland for more then the intial 2 years, and there was not a single war or a battle after 1904 , the Mullah and his devrishes and the 35 supreme thief nick named Qusuusi or Khusuusiyiin signed a treaty with the Italians for protection in 1904 at Ilig(Puntland) with the Italian counsel at Aden Julio P. and from 1904-1913 the Mullah was sucking an Itlian cock and was very friendly with the British so friendly that in one of his love letters to B.G Swayne he even asked for a money: and i quote:

"Sixthly, we desire from you that you are with us in everyway, even with assistance and support against our enemies at anytime; we will be with you like that. We also ask from you kindand gentle treatment and presents of all kinds and variety as yourgenerosity and rank allow. We take pleasure in all that you askedfrom me. This [is what I have to say] and [I conclude with]peace." Laughing

Gaalo ayaabu shaxaadayaa markaasay ku leeyiin cid buu u dagaalamay.

In fact her in the entire letters in both English and Arabic.
http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:_pS ... =clnk&cd=7


Look at the sixith Very Happy request.


The man was fraud the only time this fool and his group of gangesters was made into history was during the reign of Afweyne.

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Postby COSTA » Fri Apr 21, 2006 5:18 pm

HE WAS A LEGAND AND HIS HISTORY KNOW ALL OVER THE WORLD

IN LIBYA THEY RESPECR OMAR MUKHTAAR

IN SUDAN THEY RESPECT THE MAHDI

BUT THESE IDIOT SOMALILANDESE THE ONLY THINK THEY CARE IS ABOUT QABIIL

I M FROM SOUTH AND I HAVE ALOT OF RESPECT FOR

SHEEKH BASHIIR

FAARAX OOMAAR

SO U GUYS ARE SICK


CUQDADA ISKA SAARA Mad

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Postby QansaGabeyle » Fri Apr 21, 2006 5:46 pm

COSTA, It is the inferiority complex saaxib.

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Postby sadeboi » Fri Apr 21, 2006 6:16 pm

qansa right on...


what is up with them and darood...they have this disease that thier fathers and mothers gave to them when they were high in khat and told childish stories of how the darood man always wants to kill them and abuse them....

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Postby Galol » Fri Apr 21, 2006 7:07 pm

The Sayyid was a thief, a coward, fatso, a glutton, a moron and a daughterfocker of the first order.

I can prove all of the above except the last acussation. The fact the colonial Brits praised him means nothing except that you do not belittle your enemy. There is absolutely no glory in saying I defeated an unworthy enemy.

Lets seek pride elsewhere not in petty cowardly, moronic little failed pieces of scum.

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