Beautuful Somali bantu & Lamagoodle couple Allahumabarik

[GALAN]

rh

I don’t see any reason to keep this going. You’re still getting some of the Somali clans wrong.

As for the ‘Oromos’ in Somalia, how about pulling out the last clan census to see how of y’all live in Somalia? (Hint: almost nonexistent).

The entire Somali region is wrong as well. If you ever doubted the large territory Somalis inhabit in Ethiopia, you would've at least brought out the last clan census or even ethnic census to prove your point, instead of inaccurate fictional maps, lol. Writing Oromo clans in there will not change the reality on the ground

the Borona oromo live in the Gedo region there's a large prescence of over 100k.. and name some somali clans in the somali region I misplaced ?? I my self is from the region and I don't see mistakes.

 

[GALAN]

the girri are scattered because there is three of them the Puntland ones the Bah geri ones, and the Oromo ones.

 

[GALAN]

Yes I’ll trust a white man’s confusing rambles over my own clan’s abtirsi and told history

the book is the book.

 

[GALAN]

and ur opinion is ur opinion I literally have Dhulbahante sources claiming the Oromo, and Harla fought in dhulbahanate land before they where there

 

[Khaem]

the book is the book.

Blud these cadaan men barley understand what was going around them how can they be more accurate than a native Somali.

I read and have the book. Some things would make you roll your eyes. He was an orientalist.

 

[Banadiri Warrior]

Yes in the south the Borona Garre Wardey Digil mirfle, Shanshi, reer hamar (other Banadiri tribes) Bajuunis, and Madows outnumber the ''ethnic somali'' 1 to 5 in the south it is basically al of them verse Abigail the Ogaden nd mx r new comers

Shaanshi is one of the banadiri tribes, reer xamar isn't a tribe , I haven't heard of any standalone borana in south last time they existed like that was during Luuq Ganaane Garaadate days.

 

[Banadiri Warrior]

I feel like you want to argue for the sake of arguing. It's been confirmed that there are multiple origins among D&M. I don't care to explore who is T and who isn't among them. Don't compare apples and oranges. Samaroon and Cissa (which are Northern Dir) are not like them. They are nearly wholesale T. Now, please stop. You are not only making a fool of yourself but are talking about groups you know nothing of. Stick with focusing on the genetic origins of Shanshi and Ashraf.

Same way Dirs are wholesale Ts so are the cumardiin reewin clans as I've already explained, it's evident who's lacking basic comprehension. I'm talking specifically about origin of Cumardiin clans out of Digil and Mirifles

 

[Sophisticate]

Same way Dirs are wholesale Ts so are the cumardiin reewin clans as I've already explained, it's evident who's lacking basic comprehension. I'm talking specifically about origin of Cumardiin clans out of Digil and Mirifles

I'm not interested in populations like D&M (who, as I said, have multiple origins and are a bonafide confederacy) or their subclan Cumardiin. Nor have I seen their results. That should not matter, either. They are not as numerous as either Samaroon or Cissa. I made that abundantly clear. You keep having circuitous arguments that lead to nowhere. I have no clue what your aim is.

I won't engage with you further. If you test my patience, you'll receive a warning.

 

[GaradShabeel]

the girri are scattered because there is three of them the Puntland ones the Bah geri ones, and the Oromo ones.

This is what happens when you have limited vocabulary of the Somali language as well as Somalis clan practices.

Geri =/= Bah Geri. The word Bah is in reference to the mother. In this case, the Bah Geri refers to sub-clan(s) with a Geri maternal ancestor, and not that the clan itself is Geri.

Regarding your claim of 'Oromo Geri'. There are some Oromo clans who have used the name Geri, but Geri Koombe is a Somali clan.

 

[GaradShabeel]

rh

the Borona oromo live in the Gedo region there's a large prescence of over 100k.. and name some somali clans in the somali region I misplaced ?? I my self is from the region and I don't see mistakes.

Where in Gedo does Borana live? Kulaha more than 100K kkkk.

As I told you before, bring a source of some sort to back up your claim. Otherwise, you're making a fool out of yourself.

I'm not even going to bother entertaining your map of the Somali region. I'll let you hold whatever belief you currently have.

 

[Yami]

Where in Gedo does Borana live? Kulaha more than 100K kkkk.

As I told you before, bring a source of some sort to back up your claim. Otherwise, you're making a fool out of yourself.

I'm not even going to bother entertaining your map of the Somali region. I'll let you hold whatever belief you currently have.

Borana in Gedo is pure jokes

 

[GaradShabeel]

Borana in Gedo is pure jokes

Bro just look at the maps he made. At first I thought he was trolling, but when he made it clear that he was serious, I gave up. To make it worse, he doesn't even accept being wrong.

I swear, being this ignorant requires talent

 

[Yami]

Bro just look at the maps he made. At first I thought he was trolling, but when he made it clear that he was serious, I gave up. To make it worse, he doesn't even accept being wrong.

I swear, being this ignorant requires talent

Oromos will claim that Darood is a lost Galla tribe next

 

[GaradShabeel]

Oromos will claim that Darood is a lost Galla tribe next

No sh*t kkk. The best way to differentiate between us is that: Somalis claim land, while Oromos claim people

Now that I think, it's totally accurate both in present time and in a historical context. Everytime we conquered land, the former residents were forced to leave. We were simply not interested in dealing with baggage

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Meanwhile, when Oromos took land, everyone had to join their ethnic group. Diid ama ogolo. You had no choice. Becoming a Galla was mandatory

 

[GALAN]

Where in Gedo does Borana live? Kulaha more than 100K kkkk.

As I told you before, bring a source of some sort to back up your claim. Otherwise, you're making a fool out of yourself.

I'm not even going to bother entertaining your map of the Somali region. I'll let you hold whatever belief you currently have.

source?? easy my friend.

 

[GALAN]

https://joshuaproject.net/people_groups/18894/SO# is a source. Boronas used to live near Luuq @Banadiri Warrior even said they ere there back in the day.

 

[GALAN]

This is what happens when you have limited vocabulary of the Somali language as well as Somalis clan practices.

Geri =/= Bah Geri. The word Bah is in reference to the mother. In this case, the Bah Geri refers to sub-clan(s) with a Geri maternal ancestor, and not that the clan itself is Geri.

Regarding your claim of 'Oromo Geri'. There are some Oromo clans who have used the name Geri, but Geri Koombe is a Somali clan.

when did I mention anything you are bringing up irrelevant information?? what is this akh yapping about. THE Gerri Kombe are divided into 3 akhi the ones that live near the border with somalia Bah Geri, and the ones near the road to jijiga Girri Babille, and Jarso who were somalized, I can bring sources for this aswell. there is also some gerri in Puntland. to put it in other words the ones on the road to Jigjiga and in Tuli Guled are oromo.

 

[GALAN]

you can argue with the wall my friend we all know Jarso, Akisho, and Gurgura have a presence in SL. we know the Borona have a presence in Gedo, and the Garre in the northern Kenyan border, the Wardey in the southern, and the reer Galan in Djibouti Somaliland and Mudug. these are all oromo people so I do not know why you claim im putting oromo in random places.

 

[GALAN]

the oromo (Borona) used to steal vegetables from the Barawe this could possibly mean they had presence there

 

[GALAN]

the oromo (Borona) used to steal vegetables from the Barawe this could possibly mean they had presence there

Patta is not far from the somali coast, so it is possible to be southern somalia because in no world could eastern Kenya to Ethiopia a 2 days walk