Gen Maxamed Nuur Galaal’s shameful rhetoric stirs controversy

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Maybe they didn't teach you math in elementary school but the 1975 census had Bari at 4.4%, Nugaal at 2.2% and North Mudug at 3.1% if you add all that up those regions were almost 10% of the population not 4%.



If we do the exact same thing with W/Galbeed and Togdheer regions.

The UNDP report of 2005 had W/Galbeed at (700,345) + Togdheer (402,295)=1,102,640 or 14.6%.
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In the 2014 report, the same area, W/Galbeed and Togdheer regions were reported as follows:
W/Galbeed (1,242,003) + Togdheer (721,363)= 1,963,366 or 15.9% of the total population.
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W/Galbeed and Togdheer were 14,6% of the total population in 2005 and 15.9% of the total population in 2014. The difference is 1.3%.


Bari and Nugaal were 6.83% of the total population in 2005 and 9.02% of the total population in 2014. The difference is just 2.19%.

The all insidious all powerful "discrepancies" you're so emphatically trying to discredit this report for is that Puntland allegedly cooked up 0.89% more numbers than Somaliland. It's IDIOTIC BEYOND MEASURE. Worst argument I have ever seen in my entire life.
It's good that you admit the discrepancies in the UN population of 2005 and 2014. Now let's stick to the last official govt census going forward.

Nugaal and Sool were 1 connected state when the census was done. Your claim to mudug isnt substantiated in the constitution so that leaves you with Bari and Part of Nugaal. But for sake of discussion let's entertain this to understand demographics for regions and how empty your land really is. Let's look at the settlement maps of mudug where puntland claims based on clan vs the rest of mudug where Galmudugians settle.

Puntland settlement in Mudug

Galdogob, Mudug, Puntland

7 villages. Remember this trend of Large land with no representation in terms of settlements
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Jaribaan Mudug, Puntland. Roughly 30 villages
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North Galcakyo, Mudug, Puntland. Another 20-30 villages
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In comparison

Hoobyo, Mudug, Galmudug. I cant count all the settlements but I stopped at 75. It outnumbers all puntland villages in North Galkacyo district, Jariban and Goldogob combined
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South Galkacyo, Galmudug. The trend continues where Puntland has a dispersed sparsely populated land while Galmudug sections are well represented in settlements
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I won't even include Xarardheer, Galmudug to this because I think anyone reading can visually see.

Interestingly enough This trend continues for areas in Somaliland claimed by Puntland based on clan affiliation. Places like Lasqoray district in sanaag and eastern sool have a very sparse population and low settlement count over a large land:icon e biggrin:
 
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destructive qabiil politics yet again, negative action leads to negative reaction. This is why I say we have to let go of this nonsense and start accepting each other as individuals :)
 
Maybe they didn't teach you math in elementary school but the 1975 census had Bari at 4.4%, Nugaal at 2.2% and North Mudug at 3.1% if you add all that up those regions were almost 10% of the population not 4%.



If we do the exact same thing with W/Galbeed and Togdheer regions.

The UNDP report of 2005 had W/Galbeed at (700,345) + Togdheer (402,295)=1,102,640 or 14.6%.
View attachment 163871
In the 2014 report, the same area, W/Galbeed and Togdheer regions were reported as follows:
W/Galbeed (1,242,003) + Togdheer (721,363)= 1,963,366 or 15.9% of the total population.
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W/Galbeed and Togdheer were 14,6% of the total population in 2005 and 15.9% of the total population in 2014. The difference is 1.3%.


Bari and Nugaal were 6.83% of the total population in 2005 and 9.02% of the total population in 2014. The difference is just 2.19%.

The all insidious all powerful "discrepancies" you're so emphatically trying to discredit this report for is that Puntland allegedly cooked up 0.89% more numbers than Somaliland. It's IDIOTIC BEYOND MEASURE. Worst argument I have ever seen in my entire life.

Is this idiot bringing up discrepancies in the report ... to argue that it is authentic?

Probably single digit IQ.

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North Galcakyo, Mudug, Puntland. Another 20-30 villages
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In comparison

South Galkacyo, Galmudug. The trend continues where Puntland has a dispersed sparsely populated land while Galmudug sections are well represented in settlements
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I won't even include Xarardheer, Galmudug to this because I think anyone reading can visually see.

Interestingly enough This trend continues for areas in Somaliland claimed by Puntland based on clan affiliation. Places like Lasqoray district in sanaag and eastern sool have a very sparse population and low settlement count over a large land:icon e biggrin:
Most of those villages/towns on the galmudug side don’t even show up on google maps..
How is the galmudug side of galkayo more populated when the 2 largest towns in galkayo district after galkayo are in the PL side (Xarfo/Buuryaqab and Bacaadweyn)?
 
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Most of those villages/towns on the galmudug side don’t even show up on google maps..
How is the galmudug side of galkayo more populated when the 2 largest towns in galkayo district after galkayo are in the PL side (Xarfo/Buuryaqab and Bacaadweyn)?

There are countless settlements that arent labeled on google but can be found unlabeled when you zoom in on Google Earth

I'm sure your largest metropolitan in mudug buryoqab, which is 0.75 Square km, is not of much significance
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That is a factual statement.

During colonial times, the demographics of Somalia Italiana were as follows:

1st place = Hawiye
2nd = Raxanweyn
3rd = Darod

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Ranking of clans post independence:

1st place = Hawiye
2nd place = Isaaq
3rd place = Raxanweyn
4th place = Darod

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Within the former Somali Republic, the Darod clan is a minority. Some people are fooled by the size of the desert state known as Puntland, but it has historically been the least populated constituency in the Horn of Africa.
Hawadle, Degodia, Ajuuran aren't Hawiye
 
There are countless settlements that arent labeled on google but can be found unlabeled when you zoom in on Google Earth
Like 70% of the settlements/towns labeled on your map don’t even exist or sometimes have 2-3 houses, you can see it for yourself at https://www.mindat.org/
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I'm sure your largest metropolitan in mudug buryoqab, which is 0.75 Square km, is not of much significance
Nah bacaadweyn, galdogob, bursalaax etc. are larger. xarfo/buuryaqab is larger than hobyo tho o_O
 
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Nah bacaadweyn, galdogob, bursalaax etc. are larger. xarfo/buuryaqab is larger than hobyo tho o_O

Mate I measured the town you said was one of your largest and its 0.75 square km. There are countless towns without Label and I can see them now on Google earth.

Its clear that the scarcity of settlements is in line with the govt population censuses of 1975-1980, and censuses from 1950s and 1930s. These are not major areas of urban population and even have a low rural settlement distribution. It makes sense since Somalis are pastoral and these areas are the least favourable lands for a pastoralist. You can almost See the land borders puntland claims through clan affiliation by looking at the areas with the least amount of rainfall. Historically an alleged large population who are primarily pastoralists would not tolerate living off of livestock in such harsh unfavorable conditions unless there was no other choice :icon e smile:
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It's good that you admit the discrepancies in the UN population of 2005 and 2014. Now let's stick to the last official govt census going forward.

Nugaal and Sool were 1 connected state when the census was done. Your claim to mudug isnt substantiated in the constitution so that leaves you with Bari and Part of Nugaal. But for sake of discussion let's entertain this to understand demographics for regions and how empty your land really is. Let's look at the settlement maps of mudug where puntland claims based on clan vs the rest of mudug where Galmudugians settle.

Puntland settlement in Mudug

Galdogob, Mudug, Puntland

7 villages. Remember this trend of Large land with no representation in terms of settlements
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Jaribaan Mudug, Puntland. Roughly 30 villages
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North Galcakyo, Mudug, Puntland. Another 20-30 villages
View attachment 163964


In comparison

Hoobyo, Mudug, Galmudug. I cant count all the settlements but I stopped at 75. It outnumbers all puntland villages in North Galkacyo district, Jariban and Goldogob combined
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South Galkacyo, Galmudug. The trend continues where Puntland has a dispersed sparsely populated land while Galmudug sections are well represented in settlements
View attachment 163965


I won't even include Xarardheer, Galmudug to this because I think anyone reading can visually see.

Interestingly enough This trend continues for areas in Somaliland claimed by Puntland based on clan affiliation. Places like Lasqoray district in sanaag and eastern sool have a very sparse population and low settlement count over a large land:icon e biggrin:
Now you're running away from your initial pivot of the argument when I pointed out the sheer stupidity of your preposterous claims to discredit a highly respected UN data.

You resorted to posting nonsensical maps of nonexistent settlements. For instance the map you posted had Garacad, Bacaadweyn and Xarfo as villages but they're good sizeable towns with plenty of development and urbanisation going on... Garacad alone can eclipse all those 'settlements' in that Ocha map if they do exist. I tried to find some of them on Google Maps and they are not there.

No point in deflecting from the real pivot of the discussion mate; Harti and Isaaq are equal in size according to the 2014 UNFPA report and 2005 UNDP report. That must hurt :pachah1:

Do whatever you want at the end of the day your entire tribe is equal to 1 Kablalax sub clan or even smaller if we count our populations in Jubaland

:faysalwtf:


Laangaab laangaab dhalay
 

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While we are arguing my clan is bigger than urs because we live here and ur clan is smaller because u live there.


if u let go of that nonsense and realize our true potential, the sky is the limit and our cities will look like this :)

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Now you're running away from your initial pivot of the argument when I pointed out the sheer stupidity of your preposterous claims to discredit a highly respected UN data.

You resorted to posting nonsensical maps of nonexistent settlements. For instance the map you posted had Garacad, Bacaadweyn and Xarfo as villages but they're good sizeable towns with plenty of development and urbanisation going on... Garacad alone can eclipse all those 'settlements' in that Ocha map if they do exist. I tried to find some of them on Google Maps and they are not there.

No point in deflecting from the real pivot of the discussion mate; Harti and Isaaq are equal in size according to the 2014 UNFPA report and 2005 UNDP report. That must hurt :pachah1:

Do whatever you want at the end of the day your entire tribe is equal to 1 Kablalax sub clan or even smaller if we count our populations in Jubaland

:faysalwtf:


Laangaab laangaab dhalay

You pointed out the clear discrepancies in the UN reports yourself. I thought you would've saved face and retired from this thread as you did the other. The Last official census in the Somali Republic was 1980, 1975 and they both are consistent with 1950s and 1930 censuses. Delusions grandeur wont help you



This delusion for example. You claimed Garacad, as some metropolitan of Mudug, Puntland. An epicenter of urbanization.

0.3 Square Km. I made sure to include Canabs tea shop
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Karim

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You pointed out the clear discrepancies in the UN reports yourself. I thought you would've saved face and retired from this thread as you did the other. The Last official census in the Somali Republic was 1980, 1975 and they both are consistent with 1950s and 1930 censuses. Delusions grandeur wont help you



This delusion for example. You claimed Garacad, as some metropolitan of Mudug, Puntland. An epicenter of urbanization.

0.3 Square Km. I made sure to include Canabs tea shop
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The Awdal region was part of W/Galbeed in 1975 thus boasting your numbers massively about 37%. Still not sure why you keep bringing up 50 yr old and 100 year reports when the modern estimations conducted by the UN proves your laangaabnimo kkkkkkkkk

Both of reports suggest that The Isaaq clan is equal in size with Harti; and even smaller if we add Harti populations in Jubaland. Laangaab ku dhalay was :pachah1:

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Now you're running away from your initial pivot of the argument when I pointed out the sheer stupidity of your preposterous claims to discredit a highly respected UN data.

You resorted to posting nonsensical maps of nonexistent settlements. For instance the map you posted had Garacad, Bacaadweyn and Xarfo as villages but they're good sizeable towns with plenty of development and urbanisation going on... Garacad alone can eclipse all those 'settlements' in that Ocha map if they do exist. I tried to find some of them on Google Maps and they are not there.

No point in deflecting from the real pivot of the discussion mate; Harti and Isaaq are equal in size according to the 2014 UNFPA report and 2005 UNDP report. That must hurt :pachah1:

Do whatever you want at the end of the day your entire tribe is equal to 1 Kablalax sub clan or even smaller if we count our populations in Jubaland

:faysalwtf:


Laangaab laangaab dhalay

I'm not sure why my response to you was removed???Anyway I'll keep it short.

You showed the inconsistency in the UN reports of 2005 and 2014 yourself, why you're still referencing them is beyond me. The last census done by the government was 1980, and it was consistent with 1975, 1950s, and 1930s. All of which proved that puntland was a non factor in population

Your delusions of grandeur are further disproved by settlement maps which show you lack not only in an urban population in the form of large urban cities (Hargeisa, Burco, Mogadishu), but also an insignificant rural population as well. The Census of 1975 and 1980 is the last official source of population in the former republic.


Exhibit A of your delusional beliefs

The village you're championing as a metropolitan and epicenter of urbanization that eclipses others, Garacad, is 0.3 square km. I've made sure to include Canabs tea shop incase someone takes a trip to Garacad:icon e biggrin:
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Karim

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I'm not sure why my response to you was removed???Anyway I'll keep it short.

You showed the inconsistency in the UN reports of 2005 and 2014 yourself, why you're still referencing them is beyond me. The last census done by the government was 1980, and it was consistent with 1975, 1950s, and 1930s. All of which proved that puntland was a non factor in population

Your delusions of grandeur are further disproved by settlement maps which show you lack not only in an urban population in the form of cities, but a rural population as well. The Census of 1975 and 1980 is the last official source of population in the former republic


Exhibit A of your delusional beliefs

The village you're championing as a metropolitan and epicenter of urbanization that eclipses others, Garacad, is 0.3 square km. I've made sure to include Canabs tea shop incase someone takes a trip to Garacad:icon e biggrin:View attachment 164069

Why don't you stick to your claims thick and thin and post the links of those Hobyo 'settlements' that you posted earlier?!!

Surely we can find them on Google maps if they exist.

Why don't you find us the massive town of "scinder" in upper part of the map.
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