Looool. One day we gonna work it out. Your gonna let all these little infos slip and we gonna put it all together.
I'm the 'I know everyone but no one knows me' type
Looool. One day we gonna work it out. Your gonna let all these little infos slip and we gonna put it all together.
Go on...I wonder if anyone would find it shocking if I was a Barre loyalist. I don't care if people know that cause I can prove he was a decent bloke. Hell I even admit the dudes faults.
I agree with you to be honest. I think the root of the problem of his reign is the way he tried to completely outlaw qabiil- you cannot simply remove the whole ideology just by passing a law and expecting people to comply. He rather, instead of eliminating the concept completely, should have removed its influence in only a political sense and not a social one. While he did do a lot for the nation though, the way he handled his conflicts resemble that of a dictator and can never be justified. He did bring us to where we are today, and I only hope that we get a new leader who will emulate his vision- but without the dictatorship tendencies.He made the nation. Started loosing grip in 78 after he lost of the Ogaden. He started to repress them MJ's particularly Cumar Mahmuuds. Poisoned wells and killed their camels. He even stripped their powerful men of government and army roles. But after he got humiliated in Hargeisa and was welcomed he realised he was treated his brother like shit and starting building infrastructure in PL. Like the road from Garowe to Bosaso and Bosaso port. A damn shame that Bosaso port only finished the first stage of 3 stages.
But the reason I like him is because he was a strong man and his programs in his first 10 years. He gave us something to proud of, he elevated us. Most powerful country in Africa, free health, free education. We have check the lion of Africa so hard in the Ogaden war of 1977. He was a somali nationalist and actually had a love for his people. He only punished those that crossed him. I'm not excusing what he did to MJ's and the bombings of SL but overall a decent leader. He should have resigned in 1978 when they tried to do that coup on him that way could have left power with a legendary legacy. No point talking about what could have happened though.
Hawiyes and Isaaqs wouldn't have been shit without him, they ought to put more respect to his name. Hell, he even helped Midgaans and Madows. He gave high ranking positions in the army Hawiyes, Madows and Midgaans. They could only dream about it. Even General Samatar (midgaan) got to run the country when he was in hospital. This dude gave Hargeisa and Berbera proper infrastructure and they betrayed and humiliated him. They even allowed helped a guerilla capture Burco, Hargeisa, and Berbera by killing all the high ranking officers in the city. A proper bloody coup. The thing is wasn't a real tribalist in the beggining since he elevated these people. They had the audcacity to betray him.
I could say so many things about him but I feel like I most important things. He was a good dude unless you crossed him. He was like Saddam Hussein except not a puppet for the west.
I agree with you to be honest. I think the root of the problem of his reign is the way he tried to completely outlaw qabiil- you cannot simply remove the whole ideology just by passing a law and expecting people to comply. He rather, instead of eliminating the concept completely, should have removed its influence in only a political sense and not a social one. While he did do a lot for the nation though, the way he handled his conflicts resemble that of a dictator and can never be justified. He did bring us to where we are today, and I only hope that we get a new leader who will emulate his vision- but without the dictatorship tendencies.
btw-ebyan is a girls name
Yea bro.
Didn't you realize she told she's a female, brah?
I grew up in the suburbs and we own a house. Most Somalis who grew up in MN live in the burbs, I don't know wtf you're talking about.@Reiko and rest of Minny Malis how many of y'all actually live in the burbs or own a house?
I asked a questionI grew up in the suburbs and we own a house. Most Somalis who grew up in MN live in the burbs, I don't know wtf you're talking about.
ChillI reported you Aussie pests for derailing the topic. Piece of kangaroo shit.