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The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

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The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Gubbet » Sat Oct 01, 2022 8:21 pm

On the events of the day, a broader context is required concerning the Mudug Peace Accord signed today spelling out the cessation of a 40 year old state of conflict between the Wagardha sub-clan of Darod/Marehan and the Saleebaan sub-clan of Hawiye/Habar Gidir.

It is historic, more than we realize at first, but it is not a peace agreement; it is a peace dividend from a cessation of hostilities from Saleebaan. The results of the last "Kamakazi" style senselessness betrayed by the clashes at Labogalle was the appeal for a resolution.

One cannot take for granted the role of Wagardha battlefield victory to bring this cessation to the hostilities that began with Saleebaan wing of SSDF codenamed "Gob Nasii Dhalay" in 1979.

I would compare this moment to the Liban Peace Accords in 2011, exactly 10 years ago, when in southern Ethiopia, the Degoodie sub-clan of Hawiye asked for cessation of hostilities with the Rer Hassan sub-clan of Darod/Marehan in Liban Region whom they instituted aggression against 35 years prior at the time.

Like this moment, few could recognize how historic that moment was then, but 10 years later we recognize it very strongly.

Remember, Degoodie with their Wobur (Sultan) went to Deka Suftu, a profound recognition of Rer Hassan battlefield victory we know because Degoodie had began hostilities, including allying with Borana in the 90's, to dispossess Rer Hassan of Deka.



Looking back, I find that Degoodie cessation of hostilities more profound than I did then because the result has been enduring, binding, and has transformed every facet of the relationship between Degoodie and Marehan.

Rer Hassan at the moment Degoodie chose cessation of hostilities had under their hand Deka Suftu, Awobare, Kansahdhere, Galun, Takadhagar, and Bundo.

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At this moment when Saleebaan chooses cessation of hostilities under the leadership of Qoorqoor as Galmudug President, Wagardha have in their hand Dacdheer, Kaxandhaale, Furinta Foore, Deeqlo, Qobdheer Saaxo---100% of the territory clashed over.

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Rer Hassan came back from being totally uprooted in 1993 and was completely dispossessed of everything in Liban between Borana and Dagoodie alliance while the Somalia civil war was taking place principally against Marehan in that early part.

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Wagardhac had, like Rer Hassan, been completely dispossessed of his territory in Mudug and had his grazing even occupied in parts as spoils of conflict after retreating closer to Caabudwaaq as a defensive strategy in the face of the grand alliances flanking them on every side in civil war Somalia.

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Today, not only has justice prevailed but out of trial has come even stronger equities.

Deka Suftu and Saaxo did not exist even 10 years ago. Today, Deka Suftu is a center of political gravity for all of Somali Libaan while Saaxo pulses with vigor and vitality that has overtaken many of Mudug's declining localities.

We welcome peace has been chosen to replace conflict.
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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accords of '11. Qaan is real.

Postby Gubbet » Sat Oct 01, 2022 8:43 pm

Saaxo region of Mudug, Somalia and Deka region of Liban, Ethiopia, respectively the northern and westernmost territories of Marehan Somalis where these profound outcomes in Somali conflict resolution have manifested themselves.

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby noer » Sat Oct 01, 2022 10:37 pm

:blessed: peace. between 2 tribes. 2 brothers. 2 neighbors. seeing truth

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby ReturnOfMariixmaan » Sat Oct 01, 2022 10:43 pm

:blessed: peace. between 2 tribes. 2 brothers. 2 neighbors. seeing truth
Make peace while your rivals take orders from foreigners
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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby MaxammedTimoCade » Sun Oct 02, 2022 9:39 am

Excellent news

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Ghiklo » Mon Oct 03, 2022 5:53 am

You can't have peace with cawaan. Marehan should look into getting better weaponry. They are vastly outnumbered by HG but numbers are not everything. A couple of Yemeni Musketeers murked and forced tuugo gidir into submission.

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby SadSayyid » Mon Oct 03, 2022 11:52 am

It's funny that you call HG cawaan since thats the exact same way my mum describes our MX relatives in Galmudug.

No need to dehumanise HG, they're fighting for their lives since they live in a desert we fled from ourselves.

Recently gave a lil money for the airport they're building in Balanbale, I hope you're chipping in for development back home alongside the FKD. :usure:

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Murax » Mon Oct 03, 2022 12:36 pm

I’m shocked Kees70 hasn’t barged in this thread. He’s usually all over the Cyber land turf wars.

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Gubbet » Tue Oct 04, 2022 6:23 am

I’m shocked Kees70 hasn’t barged in this thread. He’s usually all over the Cyber land turf wars.
Facts and clarity to Kees is like sunlight to a vampire. Forces who operate in darkness and confusion find themselves decomposed in the presence of light.

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Gubbet » Tue Oct 04, 2022 6:37 am

You can't have peace with cawaan. Marehan should look into getting better weaponry. They are vastly outnumbered by HG but numbers are not everything. A couple of Yemeni Musketeers murked and forced tuugo gidir into submission.
This is not unhelpful to this topic not to mention as factually undemonstrative of integrity as less as its tone in basic decency.

No group of people are "cawaan" (barbarians) and I will reiterate a point of correction previously brought in front of your assumptions about population statistics which in this case seems severely prejudiced by geographical illusion;

Because you think like all other geographically limited people, "central Somalia" is to the Somali border and anything past it disappears like a magic eraser.

"Central Somalia" for Marehan is to town of Wardheer.

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The Vice President of Galmudug is from Marehan/CELI.

The same CELI as in CELI VS BICIDYAHAN all the way to Qaloocan.

They are almost deegaan wise 95% on Ethiopian side of border. Their principal deegaan is Yamaarugley.

Similarly, my rer abti of Marehan are Habar Ciise; they are similarly 95% or more on the Ethiopian side of border. Their principal deegaan is Dhigix.


Dhigix is in Degmada Wardheer and Yamaarugley is in Degmada Galaadi.

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This geographical mirage has always been to Mareexaan's advantage as thr USC realized when they tried to attack Caabudwaaq and Balanbale in the 90's.
If you happen to be Starkast, might I say Hello there?

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Ghiklo » Tue Oct 04, 2022 11:01 am

It's funny that you call HG cawaan since thats the exact same way my mum describes our MX relatives in Galmudug.

No need to dehumanise HG, they're fighting for their lives since they live in a desert we fled from ourselves.

Recently gave a lil money for the airport they're building in Balanbale, I hope you're chipping in for development back home alongside the FKD. :usure:
I'm not Marehan. I'm just calling a spade a spade. And who are you? Regarding development, I always chip in here and there. :lol:

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Ghiklo » Tue Oct 04, 2022 11:09 am

You can't have peace with cawaan. Marehan should look into getting better weaponry. They are vastly outnumbered by HG but numbers are not everything. A couple of Yemeni Musketeers murked and forced tuugo gidir into submission.
This is not unhelpful to this topic not to mention as factually undemonstrative of integrity as less as its tone in basic decency.

No group of people are "cawaan" (barbarians) and I will reiterate a point of correction previously brought in front of your assumptions about population statistics which in this case seems severely prejudiced by geographical illusion;

Because you think like all other geographically limited people, "central Somalia" is to the Somali border and anything past it disappears like a magic eraser.

"Central Somalia" for Marehan is to town of Wardheer.

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The Vice President of Galmudug is from Marehan/CELI.

The same CELI as in CELI VS BICIDYAHAN all the way to Qaloocan.

They are almost deegaan wise 95% on Ethiopian side of border. Their principal deegaan is Yamaarugley.

Similarly, my rer abti of Marehan are Habar Ciise; they are similarly 95% or more on the Ethiopian side of border. Their principal deegaan is Dhigix.


Dhigix is in Degmada Wardheer and Yamaarugley is in Degmada Galaadi.

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This geographical mirage has always been to Mareexaan's advantage as thr USC realized when they tried to attack Caabudwaaq and Balanbale in the 90's.
If you happen to be Starkast, might I say Hello there?
I'm not that guy. Warya we're not in a university lecture talk normally. :down:

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby TheOgadenAAR » Tue Oct 04, 2022 5:25 pm

Voltage is putting in extra shifts on the online propaganda war. :lol: Keep at it son! It's the only war you can to win. lmao!

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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Gubbet » Tue Oct 04, 2022 6:55 pm

I'm not that guy. Warya we're not in a university lecture talk normally. :down:
Walal, the point I was making is, while I was aware of the discrepancy between Marehan's extent of settlement in central Somalia vs assumptions about their settlement prejudiced by geographical illusion (Marehan in central Somalia are affected by a "perception" bias due to the border cutting them in the middle), I was not aware of just the extent of this bias until even I had the fortune of finding myself more enlightened as I traveled and mapped this area

For example, the area in question concerning the aspect of Marehan settlement that was impacted by the equities outlined in this topic (at least Marehan central Somalia, not Liban, Ethiopia), I juxtapose the area in question vs the totality of Marehan settlement in that landscape of which it merely forms a part.

The area in question was a severely impacted, but limited extent of the wider inhabited space. That it became an issue is more reflective of how severely impacted it was than about a threat to the wider space.

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I am of the opinion that the severity of the impact itself was possibly, if not probably, to some extent attributable to the biased perception created by the geographical illusion of the border that incorrectly or misleadingly created the "hope" that misinformed the aggressors about just what they were up against or could possibly achieve. Essentially you believe you are up against a wall, but the door opens to a sea.

As a point of former illumination to expose even a more profound context, I uprooted the geographical space from its illusory confinement of the border to unearth a reality severely prejudiced by the illusion.

From the town of Galkacyo to Dhusamareb, it is 110 miles. From the town of Beled-Weyne to the Middle Shabelle border, it is 110 miles. Obviously this is rough, but it could only be off by + or - 1 mile.

From the settlement of Fadhigaraadle in Korahe, Ethiopia (a place big enough to deserve its own district in Somali Region of Ethiopia comparatively speaking) to the settlement of Saaxo in Mudug, Somalia----a line that equally partitions Marehan territory in that landscape---again, equally---into 2 halves of a triangle, the distance is 111 miles.

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And this still doesn't show extremely important Marehan centers of Somali Region, Ethiopia like Yamaarugley, Duuban, Ceel-Dheere, Baalgoray nor does it show even Balanbale district of Somalia.

It is fascinating from a geographical point of view just all the colliding spatial dynamics involved in a critical analysis of Marehan, as a subunit within the Somali people, and their equities.
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Re: The Mudug Peace Accord of '22 follows the Liban Peace Accord of '11.

Postby Gubbet » Tue Oct 04, 2022 6:57 pm

Voltage is putting in extra shifts on the online propaganda war. :lol: Keep at it son! It's the only war you can to win. lmao!
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