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Out Of The 18 Regions Of Somalia Only Three Left Standing...

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Out Of The 18 Regions Of Somalia Only Three Left Standing...

Postby knet » Thu Jun 26, 2014 4:27 am

Hawiye better learn how to share cause they only have Galgaduud, Hiiraan Iyo Middle Shabelle To Turn Into A Federal State.

The Rest is Taken, The Federalism Process is Nearing A Complete End.


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Re: Out Of The 18 Regions Of Somalia Only Three Left Standin

Postby blizzard90 » Thu Jun 26, 2014 4:43 am

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Re: Out Of The 18 Regions Of Somalia Only Three Left Standin

Postby LightAtNight » Thu Jun 26, 2014 4:48 am

You forgot to mention half of mudug. If these gobols are put together, they could become a fantastic country dont you think...no

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Re: Out Of The 18 Regions Of Somalia Only Three Left Standin

Postby Gabre » Thu Jun 26, 2014 5:01 am

The solution seems pretty obvious, the rest of Mudug that isn't Pirateland and Galgaduud join as one new federal state. Hiiran and Middle Shabelle as another federal state. That way you have 2 Hawiye-majority federal states and 2 Daarood-majority states (Pirateland and Jubbaland). The newly-minted Raxanweyn-majority state (Bay + Bakool + Lower Shabelle) acts as the balancing power. Mogadishu/Banaadir is a federally chartered city like Addis Ababa. Troublesome Gaalkacyo can be the other federally administered city, like Dire Dawa.

But then again this is Somalia, so nothing is that simple and no one really wants a solution. Just to win.

By this time next year who knows what crazy developments have happened that make all this effort so far go to waste. It happened so many times before in the last 25 years.

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Re: Out Of The 18 Regions Of Somalia Only Three Left Standin

Postby LightAtNight » Thu Jun 26, 2014 5:15 am

I just hope the gov can survive and provide services to the areas it controls.... I really dont care about the rest. I have nearly completely lost hope in these people am just watching from a far, I will do what I can to help Somali people that are suffering, apart from that, I have detached hope in my heart... So am not going to get disappointed every time there is a crisis


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