AhmedGuled

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    This will be my last post on this forum and after that I will not return. I will make two points regarding the future of the Somali people and the fate of both Somaliland and Somalia.

    The first point is a very simple one and every Somali can understand this and will be able to agree. Somaliland will not get a seat on the U.N NOT because Somalia deems it so but the United States and Europe will make sure it never happens. Which also means whatever natural resources that Somaliland has will not be used well to improve the "country" but looted by the corrupt clans and foreign companies. The war in Laascaanood will continue and spread into other parts of Somaliland until Ina Bixii loses control of the "country". Once I bury my father in Somaliland I will wash my hands with Somaliland and move to America were some of my cousins live. Without a U.N seat Somaliland has no future and I can see this from afar and will make plans to adjust for this. If BAALA XOOFTO and Xaaji Xunjuf think they are going to retire in a peaceful and prosperous Somaliland like some kind Dhabi or Maimi lol...they are in for a quite a shock! They most likely will grow old and die in the U.K.

    Point number two. Somalia as a whole has no real natural resources that the world needs. Why do I say this with confidence? Because no Somali government passed or present has made moves to extract those resources. South Sudan had a recent civil war and is now exporting crude oil. Why hasn't Somalia done the same? This is a clear sign the country does not have resources worth extracting. Ontop of not having any resources Somalis are not evolved enough to ask long term questions about the future of their country only a few academics or learned people have asked but on the whole Somalis are more interested in keeping certain clans from power who may advance ahead of them.. What a sick culture. Maybe it is fitting that climate change finally removes the arrogant Somalis from the land to which they have refused to use productively. Don't blame God but blame your useless leaders and sick culture.

    I am done. Nabad gelyo

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    Somalia made some big mistakes in 1970's and 80's. The chief of these mistakes was joining the Soviet Union and the Arab league. Somalia should have been content with just joining the U.N and leave it at that. If Somalia had any natural resources it should have used them before the 21st century as trying to extract fossil fuels today is not going to be welcome as the world is moving beyond fossil fuels. Places like Nigeria and Angola will collapse economical as these states rely heavily on oil exports and both are members of OPEC.

    Even Saudi Arabia the world's largest oil exporter is looking elsewhere for future economic growth. Saudis have trillions of U.S dollars to spend on investments that should keep them afloat for sometime but even they are facing a new reality. I don't think SSA will fare well in the 21st century and I do believe there will be more wars and disruptions to come.The crises in West Africa is just the beginning of a massive wave of chaos that will hit Africa hard. You could see 10's of millions of people dying in that part of the world.This is a doom of largely Africa's making and you reap what you sow as they did not use their resources to put their people in a  good place. Even South Africa (The highest GDP per Capita in Africa) will largely fall into economic and political chaos as the white populations move elsewhere because South Africa becomes too dangerous. The world is changing fast and I am surprised how effective the Wagner group have been at destabilising SSA countries. 

    So what do Somalis want in this world of climate change and increased competition? Do you want to remain divided and continue to fight amongst yourself and squabble over politics while the world moves on? We are doing everything in our power to make Somalia go extinct and maybe even Somalis as well. If we have natural resources that the world needs, now would be a good time to clean up Somali politics and make the country attractive for western investment. Otherwise we are heading towards a doom of our own making and the world will not save us. Somaliland or Somalia we have no future until Somalis get serious about our state of affairs or maybe we were never meant to be on Earth in the first place?

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    18 hours ago, Khadafi said:

      So your tribal state, borders by the british, white folks should be accepted by other somalis? What makes you think somalis would want accept white folks borders? Even in your city state, the tribal state, even if you gained a state? Would you better off?  for 30 years you have had semi-tribal stability  built upon a grudge. Once that grudge is gone what makes you think that 1993 and tribal politics that is the standard today would not occur in your city state? Think out of the box. Cadaanka ku gumeystay are uniting so that still be force to reckoned with to plunder Africa and here you are.  Waxyaalo maaba loo jawaabo. Bax qaxwo iyo bun soo cab.

    What else is there? Somalia cannot even control its current borders right now. Somaliland does control the Red sea border and the land border with Ethiopia. This thread is not about Somaliland but why Somalis don't want to end their doom.

    We can talk about Somaliland another time. 

  4. Posted

    19 hours ago, Arafaat said:

    The political emancipation of Somali Bantu community. Aad baa loogu baahnaa, ha la tageero 

    Ha dhaco? Soomaali caynkee tahay ayaad tahay? If you are from the south keep those people in check.

     

    19 hours ago, Khadafi said:

    This community will fully be a force to be reckoned with when one man one vote comes to conclusion.

    Well your people allowed them to get out of control. You reap what you sow. 

     

    21 hours ago, Che -Guevara said:

    I think their population is much bigger than that.

    I don't think this is the case. Otherwise we would see them in Puntland, Somaliland and even Djibouti. They are a small community in the South East state. 

  5. Posted

    On 8/22/2023 at 10:25 PM, Xaaji Xunjuf said:

    These people are really hoping that hy will destroy somaliland oo my my what will u be dissapointed 

     

    It could be like when that general talked about shelling Muse Biixi house but then got paid off and settled in Turkey? HY are one of the founders of Somaliland.

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    Just now, Che -Guevara said:

    Would you work for the greater good  if that means going against your clan's or region's narrow interest?

    It would be an easy answer for me since I have been around clan politics all my life. So yes I would in order to keep Somaliland from falling apart or even help Somalia move on.

    I think in the coming years the world is going to force Somalis to either work together for a better country or perish in this global fight for survival. 

  8. Posted

    Somalia is know globally as a failed state but this does not have to remain. Even if Somaliland is given the green light to join the U.N it will not be the end of its problems but only the beginning as running a state needs educated people.

    Somalia since 2012 has had a "government" of sorts but the reality is this government does not control the whole country hence why the use of fragile state instead of failed state would come in. Do Somalis even care about restoring their nation and moving forward? Why don't the Somali elites from the Barre era help the nation? I know we have been in doom since 1991 but the doom can end.

    The whole world is becoming increasingly more racist and tribalistic just look at "advanced" Europe moving towards fascism everyday. And America the land of the free becoming more divided and talk of "civil war" is beating louder by the day. Somalis living in the west will face racism and death as the whites lose control of their emotions. Research World War 1 and 2 to find this out. The clock is ticking and I for one do not want to be stuck in a warfield. 

    Somalia/Somaliland could be a decent place for our people if the population understood we have no other home. I am in the UK and my family is from Berbera but I too understand I will never be British even with a passport. Somalia needs to turn the corner and it needs to right now before it is too late.

  10. Posted

    5 hours ago, Che -Guevara said:

    What does mean exactly? Military taker over [Somalis have no military in the pure sense), kicking Xalane (we have docile leadership), etc.

    Somalia's primary institution is clan allegiance. HSM is being exposed everyday as a corrupt man (even by African standards) by ordinary Somalis. Something has to give.

  11. Posted

    Somalia might be on the verge of whatever is happening in Niger, Mali, Burkina faso, Central African Republic. Somalia could start experiencing these things soon.

    Hold onto your seats.

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    56 minutes ago, Tallaabo said:

    Mo Farah is in everyway a product of Great Britian. They nurtured him, trained him, financed him, and promoted him. So where does Somaliland feature in the process of him being a world class athlete? Moreover, Somaliland is just as ugly as Somalia is if not even uglier nowadays. 

     

    I understand that but he is still a Somalilander which means he could have represented us on the world stage if  Somaliland as a member of the U.N. I know Somaliland is going through some ugly episode but ina Biixi will be gone and a better group of people will come. Don't lose hope in Somaliland as we are not as low as Somalia. 

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    11 hours ago, Tallaabo said:

    This competition and the similarly cringe worthy ones before it epitomises the Somali people as a whole. It is a perfect picture of our collective failure. This world and everything in it is defined by competition. It's fabric is made of the carcasses of the loosers and the trophies of the winners. From the constant struggles between the prey and the predator in the animal kingdom (survival of the fittest) to the competition for resources between individual humans and their families, everything is based on competition. Nations which are just a collection of families, are also in competition. And in this group competition of families, we became a joke just like our tortoise sister in this embarrassing clip. 

    Which is why Somaliland needs to breakaway from the hellscape called Somalia. Mo Farah is from Somaliland and this is proof that Somalilanders can complete on the world stage with dignity and class. 

  17. Posted

    Almost all of Garhajis are united against Muuse biixi, maybe some GX businessmen like khadar ambassador don't want to risk their businesses. But that does not stand a chance against the hundreds of thousands of youth that don't want to risk their future by living in a country where only one family is supposed to run the entire country. Not happening anymore. 

    Also GX has no intention to engage in clan war with fellow !saaqs, they just want a regime change, Because under Muuse Biixi's reign the entire country underwent a moral economic and political bankruptcy, the nepotism, corruption abolishing the rule of law is an all time high, so there is no moral or legal background for any clan to confront the GX army, and that's why many HJ and @RAP are urging their clansmen to remain neutral in this GX- Ina Biixi showdown.

    Ina Bixii has try to crash this insurgency but Muse is a known qaare yaqaan that understands only the language of bullets, he already attacked 2 times and got defeated, so there is no way out of this mess except the entire Somaliland community forcing Muuse Biixi to either step-down or allow proper powering sharing and scheduling of the presidential elections.

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  18. Posted

    23 minutes ago, baala xoofto said:

    Happyness or lack there of is a subjective matter and cannot be generalised. You need to provide examples of where and what you mean by that.

    Also if I may ask, Have you been to anywhere else other than Somaliland? 

    My family is originally from Berbera. My father was born in Hargeisa and my mother in Laascaanood. Therefore I see no reason to visit anywhere else.

    PS: It's spelt "happiness" and not Happyness which is incorrect. The people feel stuck and if things don't improve quickly the situation will sour. 

  20. Posted

    If what the original posting is saying is true...then I would not be surprised by it. I have spent 3 years in Somaliland and I know for a fact, on the ground, the people are not happy. I am not sure if this will turn into an armed conflict but if it did I would not be shocked by it. 

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  21. Posted

    2 hours ago, baala xoofto said:

     

    The professor makes a lot of good points driven by logic and reason. However, the average Somali does not use logic to solve their problems but pure clan emotions and this is the real culture of Somalis in general. Professor should just give up and return back to America as I have returned back to the UK. Somaliland will not evolve into the kind of country he or I want. Clan emotions rule everything and anyone else saying different is not telling the truth when it comes to our people. 

    It's a sad realisation but its the truth, the professor is talking to know one. 

  22. Posted

    9 hours ago, Arafaat said:


    Think the Minister is quite clear in his speech that issue is about politics and political directions, in which he characterises the politics of Beesha dhexe as one driven by emotions and clannism. He gives various examples, such as in 1960 Ali Garaad and others suggesting to wait with unification, which would have been quite rational thing to do but Beesha dhexe refusing. And then later in 1991 when Beesha dhexe decided on separation or independence, SSC leaders being against it.  
     

    The issue is politics, despiye what is sometimes stated or propagated in the charged and heated political debates reinforced by different clan narratives. People in Somaliland or Beesha dhexe’s cultural Somali ‘identity’ has not changed as a result of ‘Somalilands’ ambitions of becoming an independently recognised State.

    People’s cultural norms, behaviours, beliefs, customs, and values remain Somali. They have not become or adopted overnight an ‘Ethiopian, Kiswahilli or Yemeni’ identity. And neither have they forged a distinct ‘Somalilandish’ cultural identity whose characteristics indicate a distinct separate language, religion, ethnic, traditions or cultural identity. 

    The civil war might have impacted communal social relations, connections, political loyalties and narratives, but surely this goes for all Somali’s across the board and doesn’t indicate a change in people’s connection to their identity or a change  in the culture's core characteristics. 

    And with regards to identifying or collating Somali identity with flags, state symbols, 1 July celebrations, or connections with the government in Mogadishu, think one has passed that assertion when different regions or groups started adopting their own flags and started severing ties with FGS over relations with other foreign countries. It’s politics and doesn’t say anything about the identity of people in different regions. 

    That's is not the point and you know it. The Arabs all speak Arabic and have very similar cultural practices and most of them are Muslims. This does not mean they should all live in the same country.

    Somaliland is not an emotional project. It is a return to an original state we were in before July 1st 1960. Somaliland united with the Italia Somalia in a hope to make Somalinimo work out and build something great together. However, things didn't work out that way and Somaliland got burnt real bad by the experience. I do agree that Somalilanders should have waited and asked for concessions before uniting with Somalia. We can all speak after the fact, do not blame us for wanting to unite and then finding out this mess cannot work.

    As Egaal stated on many occasion " The Koonfur are a people you cannot divide faily with nor can they make a deal and stick to it." 

  25. Posted

    19 hours ago, Illyria said:

    Cakuye dhallaan! Awoowayaashaa kuuma aanay sheegine, gaalada annagaa  gumaysanna e, annaga nalama gumaysto, ya jahil al murakab!

    In principle, I do not speak ill of my fellow countrymen, for it reflects poorly on me, yet one has a responsibility to whisper good words into the green ears of the ill-informed curs on the wire. Now, read the following passages, glance at these images, and tell me what you think is going on in these images in Berbera and Zeylac

    You are not my fellow country men. We have nothing to do with each other. Somaliland was a British protectorate, this means the British Empire had an agreement with the !saaq clan to run the territory on our behalf. There is a massive difference between being a protectorate and full blown colonial enslavement.

    Don't make me post Italian banana plantations in Mogadishu Siyaad Barre Supporter idiot.