BoholKing wrote:Using logic is emotional? Latest news is saying Sland forces have pulled out, it seems it could be Buhoodle scenario no 2. Haven't I warned you
guys Siily brings nothing but shame to the Somaliland army? If you're going to support his policies blindly at least don't hide later when it backfires.
I see you dont understand our strategy.
You think the SL army is to be used to smash enemies and to conquer.
Nope. the Dhulos are rebelious citizens we need to win them over by any means apart from violent conquest.
Sure if the SL government followed a millitary only situation then their actions in buhodle would appear simple and easy to understand, i.e enforce blockade/siege
then destroy any breakout event. all the dhulos heavy weapons would retreat over the ethiopian border and we walk in after hundreds of casualties.
Thousands of civilians leave the town and you will see refugee camps, the UN bureaucracy which absolutley hates somaliland would be over the moon with joy.
They will fly in there by the plane load, and you will see videos showing how evil the SL government is .
Massive funding to dholus millitia over the border with Ethiopia and a change in attitude and increased support for the buhudle millitia in lascanood and elsewhere.
The longer the fighting goes on the more a united sense of victimhood and unity forms in the dhulbahante, and we will lose las canood in revolt.
In the end we lose all eastern sool very quickly.
This is a delicate manouever, SL strategy is to develop allies within dhulbahante and wait for oppurtunities for intervention.
SL troops never do the main fighting, they are there for logistical support and to stiffen up allies in case they get defeated.
The same thing will be done in Buhoodle.

