French Anus,
The Yibir are more honorable compared to the pagan Ciise who believed Allah was a man as recent as the 19th century. The Yibirs were ancient Hebrews and Jews before converting to Islam. They've always been "people of the book" or Ahlu Kitaab.
It was former Isaaq generals and colonels, 77-78 war veterans, who left the SNA for SNM that foiled the Afar rebellion. Like the honorable Col. muj. Xassan Yoonis. Who ran the SNA division in the Jubba Valley and one of the main training camps in the mid 70's. Later on, he reorganized the 21st division stationed in the central regions and Hiiraan. He used to live in Bulobarde and he would probably turn in his grave, if he knew that weak, snail eating French servants were being deployed to Hiiraan.
Despite the intel of SNM generals about a planned attack in Djibooty city and you being backed by French troops, you almost lost the war and the Afar warriors made you sign a new treaty in 1994.
However prior to the Afar rebellion, the Djibooty president created a Ciise militia named USF backed by Djibooty troops in order to annex land we liberated from Afweyne in 1989 like Seylac, Lowyacado etc. The SNM defeated them with ease, and ever since, your president can't say a word about those areas even when Ciise Waraabe are killed or robbed in general elections. He dreams of liberating these areas and annex them but he, just like his clansmen, do not have the balls
The weeks following Siad Barre's overthrow, the SNM considered its relations with the non-Isaaq clans of the north to be more problematic than its relations with the provisional government. The SDA, supported primarily by the Gadabursi clan, and the relatively new United Somali Front (USF), formed by members of the Iise clan, felt apprehension at the prospect of SNM control of their areas. During February there were clashes between SNM and USF fighters in Saylac and its environs. The militarily dominant SNM, although making clear that it would not tolerate armed opposition to its rule, demonstrated flexibility in working out local power-sharing arrangements with the various clans
Rebel militiamen belonging to the Somali National Movement
Caption: ZEILA, Awdal: Rebel militiamen belonging to the Somali National Movement, fighting the regime of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre,
load an anti-aircraft twins cannon near the town of Zeila, northern Somalia in October 1989
AFP PHOTO ALEXANDER JOE (Photo credit should read ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images)
Date created:01 Oct 1989
Ciise Waraabe is nothing compared to Isaaq, it hurts you deep down and you're trying to mask your inferiority complex with a ridiculous attempt to look down on Isaaq.
I only need to remind you that your sultan and his sub clan of the Ciise are originally Isaaq (HJ) and they do not deny this fact. They supported us during our struggle and we protected them against the Oromo hordes camped outside Dirdhaba (just look at the city now).
You, your family and your fat president are forced to bow down to an Isaaq man and kiss the ring.
again, rewriting history to suite yourself. Mind you, after I did some authentic research these Afars rebels were part of the defunct Derg government that used Ethiopian weaponry. End result: they lost and we won 
We would have kicked SNM terrorists back to the foxholes they came from if it were not for the Ethiopian- Afars rebels invasion of Djibouti. We had to tame them first. But that is a bygone era now.
will deal with mooryaanta isbaarada biimaal.
