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I say this with respect because the positive exchange between the two regions and clans isn't expressed the way it should be; especially by next generation that needs to clean up the mess.
Personally I have family who died in these exchanges, along side the very kin who call me sheegato for trying to find solutions.
Puntlander defend Puntland not just clan.
What I didn't expect was your remark, that doesn't move the conversation forward.
Xamaar and Afgooye shouldn't have been mentioned at all. This is a Galkcayo/Mudug problem.
Xamaar has no resources and no claim.
You literally and indirectly Xambaar/Carry the very issue we are trying to solve and brought it somewhere else.
This is another reason why I don't invest in Xamaar because the same city the symbolizes solidarity is being claimed by clan. International Aid money designated to solve the problem in Mudug gets hit by the 10km Isbaaro around Xamaar and Aid can't escape.
What If Puntlanders just bought a chunk of undeveloped land along Xamaar and began building it? What does that do for Puntlanders? How does that circle back to the original conversation?
The only way forward, is to have discussions like this and finding ways to compromise.
A buffer zone is imminent. Its just the Odays on both sides consider it ceeb and shameful it had to come that way.
You misunderstood my post on why I mentioned just Afgooye, Xamar (could also Merca, Kismaayo, Jilib etc) it was to signify the diversity of cities, regions inhabited by my clan which is both a blessing as well as a curse in the context of the discussion on Garcad
You said I claimed Xamar, show me the evidence of this, when did "calling Xamar home" become akin to a clan claiming it? I don't think you have travelled to Xamar in the last 6 or so years, if you did, you wouldn't have made such a post.
There is no diverse city like Xamar in Somalia, it's the only city you can walk through entire districts, visit all sorts of places without someone ever asking you what "qabiil" you are. Everywhere else in Somalia this question is routinely asked, until you see the diversity with your own eyes, those innate biases will never leave you sxb