I dont think even that will help when xabashis invaded Somalia , the Majeerteens were the most happiest of them all, they were celebrating the deaths of the Hawiyas. There is nothing that really unites Somalis Somali identity its self means little to many, for some its just a language a sort of communication, we do hate each other, a darood from jubbaland will think General Kwanzu from the Kikuyu is closer to him than a hawiye from xamar
Meles zenawis mother is Eritrean but they are not cousins.Meles zenawi went to primary school in Asmara
Meles liked Eritrea, Meles zenawi hated Amharas , but liked eritreans, his problems was with the the dictator of Asmara Isaias afewerki.
Meles zenawi since he was a TPLF member always believed in an independent Eritrea, but wanted to avenge the killings Amharas derg did to his People.
And here I was enjoying your post on the impact of colonialism on Eritrean identity and then you exhibit qabilism.
Whether or not some MJs (just like any other Somalis) are qabilist shouldn't mean that all MJs should be painted with the same brush. Hawiyes are Somalis just like the rest of us, I don't see any difference between us of any significance and I was just as angered as any one else at the atrocities the Ethiopians committed after invading Somalia. However, this prevalence of distrust, suspicion, and hatred between the qabils will only serve as a obstacle to any true sense of Somali unity and will only help any outsider who wishes to destroy, dominate over, or exploit Somalis and Somalia. This can only be overcome by recognizing that we are all Somalis and Muslims, which is far more important than familial lineage. What tribe you or I were born into should not mean that we are enemies or that we should not trust one another.
Why do you make threads praising the oppressive Shaebia on a Somali forum? They did no favors for you all using the Somali name and passport during their rebellion years.
What is wrong with their wanting to leave a place that is unsafe? I don't think that their use of Somali names and passports should make Somalis wary of them. If anything, that only reveals their desperation as other nations may have been unwilling to allow Eritreans to seek refuge in their land.