Gen.Morgan 1993 Interview on the Events of the 80s Waqoyi Rebellion

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Arma

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Here is the interview:


He was/is absolutely spot on. The response of the government to that rebellion, and Gen.Morgan's method in putting an end to it, was damn right reasonable. He had to maintain the unity and harmony of the county.

As for the civilian casualties and suffering, whilst it was sad and tragic, it was to be expected. Hell, SNM, is partly to blame, it was their fault for hiding in heavily populated areas, whilst commiting attacks on army barracks and on government building and officials.

I just love how, some folks, will cry about what happened in the 80s, day and night, curse 'Abo Siyad' after every Salah, label Gen.Morgan 'The Butcher of Hargeisa', and look to separate from other Somalis, with hopes of an independent Issaq country. They'll do and say all of that, whilst they praise and label, a 'Mujahid', to the Issaq General, who oversaw the death and destruction across Dal Udug in the aftermath of the disastrous '77 war.

Seems, Somali hypocrisy knows no bounds.
 

Shaolin23

Seeker of knowledge and truth
What is your point?

SNM reached it's goal, end of story.
SNM had two goals and failed goal number 1 was to overthrow the Somali government they failed disastrously with a lot of casualties civilians and combatants goal number 2 was to establish a fully functioning internationally recognized state in northern Somalia dominated by the Issaq clan based on old colonial borders is that goal accomplished today? I can confidently say no so tell me how was their goal reached?
 
SNM had two goals and failed goal number 1 was to overthrow the Somali government they failed disastrously with a lot of casualties civilians and combatants goal number 2 was to establish a fully functioning internationally recognized state in northern Somalia dominated by the Issaq clan based on old colonial borders is that goal accomplished today? I can confidently say no so tell me how was their goal reached?

SNM had one goal, and that was to liberate Nothern regions from Barre regime, then establish their own new government and make it new democratic country and rule it with an iron fist.

Mission accomplished.
 

Shaolin23

Seeker of knowledge and truth
SNM had one goal, and that was to liberate Nothern regions from Barre regime, then establish their own new government and make it new democratic country and rule it with an iron fist.

Mission accomplished.
SNM terrorists died for nothing you say you rebelled against MSB because of corruption and nepotism well he's gone 27 years yet still today your people are eating porcupines and drowning on the high seas because of the same practices you rebelled against in the first place yeeeee haaaw mission accomplished boys Landers are the rednecks of Somalia wallahi
 

Yonis

Puntland Youth Organiser
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Saalax Bidaar

Truthfulness so often goes with ruthlessness
Here is the interview:


He was/is absolutely spot on. The response of the government to that rebellion, and Gen.Morgan's method in putting an end to it, was damn right reasonable. He had to maintain the unity and harmony of the county.

As for the civilian casualties and suffering, whilst it was sad and tragic, it was to be expected. Hell, SNM, is partly to blame, it was their fault for hiding in heavily populated areas, whilst commiting attacks on army barracks and on government building and officials.

I just love how, some folks, will cry about what happened in the 80s, day and night, curse 'Abo Siyad' after every Salah, label Gen.Morgan 'The Butcher of Hargeisa', and look to separate from other Somalis, with hopes of an independent Issaq country. They'll do and say all of that, whilst they praise and label, a 'Mujahid', to the Issaq General, who oversaw the death and destruction across Dal Udug in the aftermath of the disastrous '77 war.

Seems, Somali hypocrisy knows no bounds.

You just contradicted within your own post. You label the attack on Northern civilians as nothing but necessary collateral damage as result of maintaining unity whilst calling the Mudug one “death and destruction of civilian live”

I seek no sympathy from you as we know you are an enemy of the Isaac People but could you at least maintain some consistency?

If the violence against Isaac was for unity then Col Tanzania and Col. xassan yonis Habane and Dhagawayn were to put down SSDF who were nothing but anti Government, anti Somali Ethiopian sponsored Rebel group. For that, we can also say what those heroic Isaac men did was in service of their nation and should be honored.:mjhaps:

This is the butcher of Rer Mudug Col Ibrahim Dhagawayn

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Zero

Somaliland patriot
SNM had one goal, and that was to liberate Nothern regions from Barre regime, then establish their own new government and make it new democratic country and rule it with an iron fist.

Mission accomplished.
You are talking to the children of the people who allow Turkey,Qatar,Kenya,AMISOM and America(blackwater) to all operate within their country like its no ones business.Don't waste your breath talking with lowly dogs.:susp:
SNM terrorists died for nothing you say you rebelled against MSB because of corruption and nepotism well he's gone 27 years yet still today your people are eating porcupines and drowning on the high seas because of the same practices you rebelled against in the first place yeeeee haaaw mission accomplished boys Landers are the rednecks of Somalia wallahi
Is it not about time you went back home and enjoyed the company of AMISOM?:lolbron:
 

Zero

Somaliland patriot
SNM is a very ironic name.
Anyone who rebels against a maamul will get fought.
At the end of the day SNM got what they wanted.The once prosperous,strong and stable Somalia was destroyed together with all the non Isaaq clans who were enjoying the benifits.Today you guys are the world's number one joke and the shithole many foreign actors and troops use as a toilet to take dumps.
 
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