

I said declare banaadir state muuse suudi is right for refusing farmaajo invitation and saying "farmaajo gedo ha tago mugaas uu i casimi karaa"" quoted from boss.
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kkkk the guy is funny as hell. Farmaajo invited him bc Suudi was invited by xalane and kampala after they seen his army so he wanna keep the momentum going. Suudi may form govt without kheyre if the situation gets out of control.Sagax wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2019 1:18 am Muusi suudi waa libax libax dhaley, he played a pivotal important role within USC in expelling reer gedo in the 90s, so it's no surprise he still views them as inferior shisheeye hence he tells Farmaajo to f off to gedo.
not literally what I'm saying is reaching heshiis with him and the larger abgaal imposed by the SFG backers in migadishu to avoid al shabaab direct control till hiiraan where abgaal army are evacuating. Today one hirshabelle mp said some hotels in jowhar have asked them to leave the hotel after they were threatened by al shabaab who control between balcad and jowhar and qalimow(30k from balcad west of the highway yo jowhar) it's possible abgaal politicians are the ones who are targeting the hotels in the name of al shabaab. Every thing got mixed and this what the IC fears(qabiil resistance)original dervish wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2019 4:16 am Sahal....did you really just say Suudi would form a Govt?
somalia needs a national unity Govt composed of all the major politicians like Lebanon even if they are in disagreements it's better than these confrontations. Other other factor is to agree upon a dastuur each one follows it.original dervish wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2019 5:06 am Thanks your detailed analyses are invaluable.
Perhaps you can answer this question....I've asked you this many times and have received a satisfactory response.
What is the end game of all these reoccurring "political" disputes?
Each ruling faction is continually at war with the opposition.....then when the roles reverse the battle continues.
What is the policy apart from having different foreign sponsors....and does anyone of them have a vision for the country or even just Xamar?
You don't have to ask too much questions, xamar dadkeeda baa taladeeda leh. Waxad uga hadasho baaba faduula.original dervish wrote: Wed Apr 03, 2019 5:06 am Thanks your detailed analyses are invaluable.
Perhaps you can answer this question....I've asked you this many times and have received a satisfactory response.
What is the end game of all these reoccurring "political" disputes?
Each ruling faction is continually at war with the opposition.....then when the roles reverse the battle continues.
What is the policy apart from having different foreign sponsors....and does anyone of them have a vision for the country or even just Xamar?