Stop talking as if these are two distinct entities with two distinct identities.
Those Dhulos In the east of may consider your politicians to he greater war criminals. While us Dir who own Awdal don't really care at all.
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Those Dhulos In the east of may consider your politicians to he greater war criminals. While us Dir who own Awdal don't really care at all.
Dahir was an employee of the Somalia government committing war crimes and SL looked the other way.
Silaanyo was a long-time Barre minister and was welcomed into SNM.
Muse Bihi was an accessory to war crimes as an Air Force colonel prior to joining SNM.
Let’s be honest here, Somaliland ignores war crimes committed by their own but pursued justice for war crimes committed by others.
What makes you different from Hawiye or Darood qabiilists that ignore their clansmen atrocities?
You are from djibouti so you are not involved.
The Darood government of Somalia was ultimately responsible and you look for those in the highest positions of command to take the ultimate blame.
Besides we don't know about the people you are mentioning specific involvement in any activities, we only have certain individuals really implicated like Morgan. And those people who have eye witness accounts like Tukeh and those officers caught on tape planning the genocide which was discovered.
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Are you autistic? Do you not understand the reality on the ground? Some qurbajoog telling me I am not involved with Awdal kulaha
As if I don't have relatives who immigrated to Djibouti from Awdal and Dir Dhaba.
The land is Dir simple as, zooomaliland has no say on what goes on in awdal without the permission of Dir.
If the Ugaas of Ciise and Samaroon say one day that Awdal belongs to Djibouti that is what happens. A few isaaqs on Hargesia can't do anything sxb. Clans run the lands and governments govern it with the permission of the clans. This is Somaliweyn, not China or something where the government tries to act like God
The highest person in command of national security in Somaliland under Barre became the longest-serving president of SL.
If SL has any interest of pursuing justice, you would be jailing people like him not rewarding them with leadership.
But seeing as though you referred to the Kacaan as the “Darood government” shows that your entire political perspective in Somalia is clan-based.
From the US Government report in 1984.
Here's the UNSOM SRSG James Swan telling you the exact same thing:
Stop trying to rewrite history please.
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Ciise warabo here's some cool pics of SNM in Awdal
Rebel militiamen belonging to the Somali National Movement, fighting the regime of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre, load an anti-aircraft twins cannon near the town of Zeila, northern Somalia in October 1989.
Rebels of Somali National Movement (SNM) sit on their beds 30 November 1989 in Zeila, northern Somalia.
A rebel militiaman belonging to the Somali National Movement, fighting the regime of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre,
points his gun towards the broken portrait of president Barre near the town of Zeila, northern Somalia in October
1989.
journalist Michel Sailhan (L) and photo-journalist
Alexander Joe (C) ride October 1989 in a boat next to a rebel militiaman belonging
to the Somali National Movement, fighting the regime of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre,
patrolling at the sea front near Zeila, northern Somalia in October 1989.
You wanna cry now ??
Dahir Riyaal was a good and a great president and you lied about what he did in the past since he wasn't actual leader or responsible for the death and disappearance of 100s of innocent civilians in Berbera which was done by the army and the red barret units
Again this is all with the permission of the Clans. And you think snm are all isaaq? I swear some of you lot are autistic or something.Ciise warabo here's some cool pics of SNM in Awdal
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Rebel militiamen belonging to the Somali National Movement, fighting the regime of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre, load an anti-aircraft twins cannon near the town of Zeila, northern Somalia in October 1989.
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Rebels of Somali National Movement (SNM) sit on their beds 30 November 1989 in Zeila, northern Somalia.
A rebel militiaman belonging to the Somali National Movement, fighting the regime of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre,
points his gun towards the broken portrait of president Barre near the town of Zeila, northern Somalia in October
1989.
journalist Michel Sailhan (L) and photo-journalist
Alexander Joe (C) ride October 1989 in a boat next to a rebel militiaman belonging
to the Somali National Movement, fighting the regime of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre,
patrolling at the sea front near Zeila, northern Somalia in October 1989.
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Gadabursis in there weren't on our side not even our great mujahiid Cabdiraxmaan Tolwaa sub
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Ciise Ugaas meeting with SNM just provided small number of men to the group while majority of his people joined the militia created by the Kacaan regime
He willingly left the country when he was an officer by the help of SSDF insider who took him to Ethiopia just for him to deny to join them and instead asked where's SNM office
What is your pointHe willingly left the country when he was an officer by the help of SSDF insider who took him to Ethiopia just for him to deny to join them and instead asked where's SNM office
Debunking your lies and disinformation Mr. Larper
I never said he wasn't a member u mirqaan fool. Go and stay in the city wide mental asylum you came from.Debunking your lies and disinformation Mr. Larper
