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SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Ashlee » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:52 pm

Voltage wrote:
Asking me what attachment do I have to the city I was born in. Ridiculous. :arrow:


LMAO, I was born there too, so what's your point?

I really don't care what you post, it's up to you, I'm just saying all these moans about how Mogadishu "used to be" gets annoying after a while. Move on.

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Voltage » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:53 pm

Jr* cry all you want. This is an educational topic and has no reason to be erased no matter how much you cry under your reverse psychology :up:

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Voltage » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:57 pm

Ashlee wrote:
Voltage wrote:
Asking me what attachment do I have to the city I was born in. Ridiculous. :arrow:


LMAO, I was born there too, so what's your point?

I really don't care what you post, it's up to you, I'm just saying all these moans about how Mogadishu "used to be" gets annoying after a while. Move on.


Ashlee, why do I post news source? What makes me learn about Somali history? What makes me read Dayniile and AllPuntland? Why do I have more Somali historical and political knowledge then majority of people here??

Do you see how ridiculous your question is.

Your question would NOT be ridiculous if this post did not follow majority of what i post here which is SOMALI SOCIO-POLITICO AFFAIRS ORIENTED. :up:

If I post about Moscow, ask me me why I am posting something about Russia. You would NOT be ridiculous in that case.

Get it now?

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby *jr » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:00 pm

Mareexaan boys of teenage age think they can salvage the mess Siyad Barre has done to Somalia and to Somalis, and how he ruled Somalia and killed many Somalis over 21 years.

If Voltage wants this to be educational topic, I would welcome it.

I will be back, again and again, to expose Siyad Barre, The Tyrant.

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Ashlee » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:03 pm

Ok, you can go on reminiscing about what was and what could have been. I'll leave you and your topic. :up:

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Postby Awe » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:06 pm

The likes of Abdullahi glorify the killer Siyad Barre. Compared to the rest of the puppet leaders today, he is a patriot.

This man is Somalia's greatest asset:
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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Voltage » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:14 pm

Ashlee wrote:Ok, you can go on reminiscing about what was and what could have been. I'll leave you and your topic. :up:


I didn't mean to get sharp. :mrgreen: :up:

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Spookie » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:20 pm

Didn't he flee horta...but who really cares about that. :mrgreen:

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Murax » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:24 pm

Actually Xamar looks much better then I though. Just refurbish the buildings.


Laakin I just can't help but think how retarded the USC was. Why not use those buildings for enrichment after kicking out the dooros?

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Somalian_Boqor » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:33 pm

Siyad Barre leadershipe is the only kind of leadership that can hold a country like Somalia together and that can tamed anti Dowlad elements.

Siyad Barre Government was caught by surprise in 1991 street battles in Mogadishu that chased toppled Siyad and dismantled the structures of power.

Some of our brothers have become masters in Violent. They have learned as long as they continue to stay Violent and chaotic they would be left alone. That have dismantle any structure of power whether goverment or not.
The TFG Leadershipe is today bringing those who have mastered Violentence to their nees as they continue their quest to Govner Mogadishu. No matter how many mortars and bombs both conventional and otherwise are sent, no matter how many officials are assassinated this Government will not be chased from it's own capital no matter what. This is the kind of leadership that will change the course in Somalia.

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Murax » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:34 pm

SomaliBoqor,

I have the same sentiment as Voltage. Eithiopians leave in 4 months I'm throwing my weight behind Cabdullahi.

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby Somalian_Boqor » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:37 pm

^^^ I welcome such change. :somalia: :up:

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby *jr » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:37 pm

Everyone knows Siyad Barre was blood socking tyrant dictator who ruled Somalia over 21 years: So what has he accomplished?

Every dictator has his day in the open: Siyad was no exception!

He died lonely, and alone in overseas bathroom in Nigeria.

He has said he want to stay in power for the good of Darood, but we've tried to tell him know his time was done, but he never listen....just as any loose mind dictator clinging to power would have, he refused to step aside.

His supporters, mainly Mareexaan and Ugaadeen have accepted his downfall, good or bad, yet continued to support him. But we took the heat because it was the right thing to do, and have received the consequence of his failed leadership.

So, now, Mareexaan is a done issue. A/Y brilliantly handled it. He has said he is not responsible for what is happening in Kismayo, but Mareexaan IS, and the people will accept it as such. That would be the ultimate fall of Mareexaan, IMO>

However, I love the effort to portray Siyad Barre as somehow a "Saint", yet every thing since his bathroom episode has been nothing but disaster PR on the part of the Marexaan who want to establish him as decent president, that he is not.

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby FAH1223 » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:40 pm

Murax wrote:SomaliBoqor,

I have the same sentiment as Voltage. Eithiopians leave in 4 months I'm throwing my weight behind Cabdullahi.


The Ethiopians leave, the TFG won't exist. :lol:

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Re: SIYAD BARRE AND HIS WORK DIED, BUT STILL SHINE.

Postby The_Patriot » Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:51 pm

Voltage why did you post the pic of mogadishu?
Hawiye destroyed it.
Quite sad.


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