waraabe
Your superior
maybe this weekend, we'll see
horta what did u do to @Prince of Lasanod ? ur triggered him into a frothing, raving qabilist
He has always been a qabiilest like most of his folk
maybe this weekend, we'll see
horta what did u do to @Prince of Lasanod ? ur triggered him into a frothing, raving qabilist
Every damn Somali is qabiilist, magaciis is delusional.He has always been a qabiilest like most of his folk
Yeah but this guy @Prince of Lasanod has unhealthy obsession with isaaqs. 80% of his threads are about Somaliland. It's so odd cause you can tell he has alot of hate for a whole group of people over qabil pathetic.Every damn Somali is qabiilist, magaciis is delusional.
Dhulbahante have a love/hate relationship with Isaaq. He's Dhulbahante so it makes sense.Yeah but this guy @Prince of Lasanod has unhealthy obsession with isaaqs. 80% of his threads are about Somaliland. It's so odd cause you can tell he has alot of hate for a whole group of people over qabil pathetic.
Egal didn't want the cursed union, elders forced him!
Egal was betrayed by his own people , cuqubadiisi ayaa inagu dhacday
Also, Minister Garad Ali Garad Jama asked the leaders and chief tribes of Somaliland to remain independent but the crowd roared with famous Somali Proverb "Laa Yaa GARAD" which means NO MR. GARAD even some historians reported that Prime Minister Mohamed Egal was hit by one person with Pepsi Cola bottle on his neck, after Egal asked for delay in unity with Italian Somalia.
He's a Dhulbahante, why are you surprised? Do you actually think that his people would allow us to be in a country where 55 % were idoor?
An idoor camel was once grazing at the bottom of the mountain where they are barred from coming. Nur Xidig, a famous Dhulbahante man, saw them and they started running away. So he throw a spear and killed one of them, confiscated the camels and the other went to tell the story. The Habar Yoonis elders came back and asked him for forgiveness, they gave him 20 camels as payment for what they've done and went back to the top of the mountains.Dhulbahante have a love/hate relationship with Isaaq. He's Dhulbahante so it makes sense.
He's a Dhulbahante, why are you surprised? Do you actually think that his people would allow us to be in a country where 55 % were idoor?
I'm surprised that HSM etc didn't give them recognition. They would have gained from splitting Darood.As time went on, Cigaal and the "southerners", i.e Hawiye politicians, cited by @waraabe would go on to unite and create the Irir Samaale political fiction. They lost the most and had the most to gain from rolling the clock back.
I'm surprised that HSM etc didn't give them recognition. They would have gained from splitting Darood.
The border in Sool/Toghdeer is rather clear but it would be difficult to make a border in Sanaag. At least since Ceerigabo is shared between Harti and it's surrounded by Dhulbahante. Development wise, it would be better if Isaaq/ Dir remain part of Somalia at least for me since most of the roads go through my lands.He would have if he could, but it would probably not have been allowed by parliament. If Caydiid and Cali Mahdi had not destroyed the Somali state, they would have probably allowed them to hold a referendum on secession. The only reason Somalia remains united is due to the incompetence of Hawiye politicians.
This is also why I support an independent Somaliland. I would sit down and negotiate immediate recognition with the only caveat being Darod lands remaining in Somalia. There is nothing valuable there anyway, they can have ictiraaf tomorrow for all I care. The problem now is that Hawiye may be a little nervous because it would mean Darod making up close to 40% of Somalias population and controlling upwards of 65% of the land.
The border in Sool/Toghdeer is rather clear but it would be difficult to make a border in Sanaag. At least since Ceerigabo between Harti and it's surrounded by Dhulbahante,
Of course it is. Ceerigabo is shared between HJ, Warsangeli, Dhulbahante, HY, Majerteen, Ogaden, Dir and Madhibaan.loooool ceerigabo isn't shared . stop claiming cities
The border in Sool/Toghdeer is rather clear but it would be difficult to make a border in Sanaag. At least since Ceerigabo is shared between Harti and it's surrounded by Dhulbahante. Development wise, it would be better if Isaaq/ Dir remain part of Somalia at least for me since most of the roads go through my lands.
loooool ceerigabo isn't shared . stop claiming cities
Interesting, in that case I would not be that opposed to their own state. How do you think the relationship would be between Somaliland and Somalia, and their relationship with Ethiopia? I have a feeling though that they would fail as a nation, solely because the people currently leading them are just as corrupt as those in Xamar, in fact worse.It will be easy to negotiate a division of Sanaag if the outcome is recognition. I doubt any border drawn between a new Somaliland and Somalia would have any major effect on commerce, most people won't notice anything had changed.
Interesting, in that case I would not be that opposed to their own state. How do you think the relationship would be between Somaliland and Somalia, and their relationship with Ethiopia? I have a feeling though that they would fail as a nation, solely because the people currently leading them are just as corrupt as those in Xamar, in fact worse.
Though my only condition would be to change that ugly name.
An idoor camel was once grazing at the bottom of the mountain where they are barred from coming. Nur Xidig, a famous Dhulbahante man, saw them and they started running away. So he throw a spear and killed one of them, confiscated the camels and the other went to tell the story. The Habar Yoonis elders came back and asked him for forgiveness, they gave him 20 camels as payment for what they've done and went back to the top of the mountains.
The relationship of Isaaq and Dhulbahante is one of a slave and his master. Don't compare us. Our wells in Nugaal were built by Oromos and idoors, they were good workers mashallah. When the British came, they were emancipated from slavery after we lost our war against the colonials.