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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby Grant » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:12 pm

I confess to not being able to make some of the more subtle distinctions, but I understood there were no Jareer. There were considerable social pressures at that time NOT to discuss race or qabiil issues.

Jilib was the Italian administrative center for the Lower Jubba, which at that time went half way to Lugh. Gedo was not carved off until later. The majority of the residents in Jilib were government employees. The Bantu lived in small villages and clusters of the circular form of carish up and down the river. The mayor of Gosha and a few households in some way related to him, were the only Somali Bantu I was aware of who lived in Jilib proper. Virtually all the rest lived on their farms.

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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby abdisamad3 » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:23 pm

Grant wrote:I confess to not being able to make some of the more subtle distinctions, but I understood there were no Jareer. There were considerable social pressures at that time NOT to discuss race or qabiil issues.

Jilib was the Italian administrative center for the Lower Jubba, which at that time went half way to Lugh. Gedo was not carved off until later. The majority of the residents in Jilib were government employees. The Bantu lived in small villages and clusters of the circular form of carish up and down the river. The mayor of Gosha and a few households in some way related to him, were the only Somali Bantu I was aware of who lived in Jilib proper. Virtually all the rest lived on their farms.

Jilib and and the area sorounding that region is mostly inhabited by Somalibantu people..they work in the southern plantations and farms..did you know about this?

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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby Grant » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:30 pm

Of course.

Did you know the Italians maintained a leper colony and an agricultural research station there? How about the Russian agricultural project?

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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby Amirsade » Fri Jul 31, 2009 5:05 pm

I support this....i think al shabaab mujaahids should have their own section...why not.......if you dont like the idea... stay away.....simple as that ,maxaa keenay xaasidnimada iyo maseernimoda


this might bring back somalinetters who left this site becouse of the nonsense topics and childish games,,is a serious bussinsess for this website

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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby SahanGalbeed » Fri Jul 31, 2009 8:55 pm

If any of you start writing and engaging people in SOMALI , we will give you what you want .. and I promise I will fight for you :lol:

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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby abdisamad3 » Sat Aug 01, 2009 3:08 am

Grant wrote:Of course.

Did you know the Italians maintained a leper colony and an agricultural research station there? How about the Russian agricultural project?

no I didnt knew about this..

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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby abdisamad3 » Sat Aug 01, 2009 3:09 am

SahanGalbeed wrote:If any of you start writing and engaging people in SOMALI , we will give you what you want .. and I promise I will fight for you :lol:

af soomali waa luga hadlaa dadka..laakin meesha waxaa ku jira dad badan oo af soomaliga fahmi karin sidaas darteed waa in af eey fahmayaan lagula hadlo.. :up:

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Re: Al shabaab al mujahedeen section

Postby Morfeus » Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:28 pm

Grant wrote:Having Arabman as the moderator of such a group strikes me as highly entertaining.
I'm not in favor of private groups or sections. I like and prefer to air my opinions/viewpoints on the open, where everyone (including the sirdoons) can read it.


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