Yes, I see them saying that current Somalia is like the Sengoku period, which was when they had massive civil wars until one man forcibly united them. People forget Japan was lawless for a long time. Unlike the cadaans, I don't sense much negative judgement from them. I sense they can relate.
Japanese enjoying Somali politics
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Yes, I see them saying that current Somalia is like the Sengoku period, which was when they had massive civil wars until one man forcibly united them. People forget Japan was lawless for a long time. Unlike the cadaans, I don't sense much negative judgement from them. I sense they can relate.
Ladies and gents. They replied to Somalis reacting to their interest in our politics, some really nice responses in there
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Modern Japan is kinda like if Adal never fully died out and the Walashma still existed til the 19th century but were weak puppet rulers and then a modernist young Somali movement sweeps in, installs a new Walashma heir as Emperor, modernises dramatically and seizes all of Ethiopia and Eritrea and then creates the 'Great African Co-Prosperity Sphere' across east and southern Africa,
Cause they killed off anyone that fucked around, they would still have issues if they had a clan system like ours, we are top-heavy, and 90% of their population were serfs.
Crazy how they managed to overcome it and we didn't and still engage in this backward primitive culture.
Japan has their own madhiban people too. They are called burakumin, and they are historically known to have been involved in the same type of jobs as madhiban people and are discriminated against even today. Japanese & Somali also have the same sentence structure.
Thanks to Johnny Somali he put us on the map 
Perhaps we can force it like the Japanese did.
I am afraid it's the only way out at this point. A lot of people will have to die to force everyone else to fall in line. The question is, where is the leader who can do that without being a clannist or corrupt?
