Fiqikhayre Posted January 31, 2007 Some might ask themselves what is going on in the capital and why the instability? Well, first before the answer let's us ourselves where are this attacks coming from? Well most of the attacks so far have been concentrated in Huriwaa neighbourhood it's a well known fact! The area between the Suuqa Xoolaha and Ex-Control Balcad is the hotbed of the attacks! It's not surprising because if one gets to know that this was the residency of Hassan Dahir Aweys and where he had his home! Everybody knows that so why is the government slow and hesistant to act so far? Anyone dare to answer! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Taliban Posted January 31, 2007 Originally posted by MKA Yoonis: Where are the attacks coming from? Long before the invasion and occupation of Somalia, ICU strategists correctly deduced there was an invasion and occupation on the horizon. They advised ICU leaders to order a contingency plan preparing and training ICU mujahideens for a long term insurgency. They requested from the global Islamic insurgency trainers, professionals, instructors, military drillers, iwm. They have also studied and absorbed lessons from the experiences of the Iraqi & Afghani insurgencies, and the successes of Hezbollah guerillas. The TFG (and its Ethiopian and American allies) thinks it has won easily and the ICU hasn't planned for counter punch, but it will learn that when it's too late. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted January 31, 2007 The TFG is speaking to those clans in questions, however patiance is running out and action will be taken soon. As for the claim this will be a successful strategy, well thats what they said when they attacked Baidoa, this will be an even worse failure for them.. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted January 31, 2007 Muqdisho: Salaad Cali Jeelle: " Waxaan og soonahay xaafadaha iyo guryaha laga soo abaabulo falalka amni xumo ee ka dhaca Muqdisho". Talaado, January 30, 2007 Muqdisho(AllPuntland)- Wasiir ku xigeenka Gaashaandhiga Salaad Cali Jeelle ayaa sheegay in ay wax weyn ka qaban doonaan falalka nabadgelyo xumo ee ka jirta magaalada Muqdisho isla markaana ay goor dhow ciidamada dowladda bilaabi doonaan howlgalo xasiloonidii dib loogu soo celinayo. Wasiir kuxigeenka oo maanta la hadlayey saxaafadda kadib kulan nabadgelyada looga hadlayey oo ka dhacay xarunta gobolka Banaadir isagoo sheegay in ay ogsoon yihiin kooxaha ka danbeeya falalka lagu bartilmaameedsanayo ciidamada dowladda halka ay ku nool yihiin iyo guryaha laga soo abaabulo, wuxuuna ugu digay labo xaafadood uusan magacaabin shacabka ku nool in ay iska ilaaliyaan kooxahaasi oo aysan dhibaato u keenin. Salaad Cali Jeelle ayaa sidoo kale sheegay in ciidamada dowladda ay dhawaan howgelo gaar ah fulin doonaan iyagoo bartilmaameedsanaya goobo ay ku tuhunsan yihiin in laga soo abaabulo weerarada ka dhanka ah dowladda. Kulan maanta ka dhacay xarunta Gobolka Banaadir ayaa waxaa lagu go'aamiyay in wax weyn laga qabto amaanka gobolka Banaadir iyadoo la howlgelinayo ciidamada Booliska oo howlo hub aruurin ah ka bilaabi doona dhawaan magaalada Muqdisho. Cali Sandheere AllPuntland, Muqdisho Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RedSea Posted January 31, 2007 It's coming from the angry populace.It's prove that they are against the occupiers and their puppets which they brought along. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted January 31, 2007 ^^^Angry populace from one sub-district out of fifteen districts, you never knew much regarding all things the "south".. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ansaar17 Posted January 31, 2007 it really is funny how this whole event is almost identical in iraq. at the beginning in iraq they were saying it was the "dead enders" the "remnants" and soon it was only the sunni neighborhoods. I predict the ethiopians will try to go to those neighborhoods and hell will ensue them. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
OLOL Posted January 31, 2007 u r wrong -Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys lived in Wardhiigleey close to Villa Somalia on a two storey villa close to Suuqa Xoolaha in front of laanta 2aad, close to Ceelka Xasan Qaareey. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted January 31, 2007 Abu, in Iraq by this time hundreds of caoilition soldierswere dead and the whole country was brought to a standstil by the insurgency. To compare this to Iraq is just laughable. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Taliban Posted January 31, 2007 Originally posted by General Duke: Abu, in Iraq by this time hundreds of caoilition soldierswere dead and the whole country was brought to a standstil by the insurgency. To compare this to Iraq is just laughable. Quite incorrect. Somalia is under occupation for 1 month; for the first month (3-2003) of Iraq under occupation, 65 American and 27 British occupiers lost their lives. That's a total of 92; not "hundreds of caoilition soldiers." Evidence Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted February 1, 2007 ^^^Near a hundred then. One Somalia is not under any occupation, unless you are from the defeated group and thus any talk will suffice. The second point, to compare Iraq to Somalia is laughable it took Iraq weeks to be taken over while it took a week to chase out the rag tag clan courts. Iraq had a formidable army which fought two major wars and its remenants are the insurgency. The clan courts had IndaCade and he is in Saudi Arabia. Thus the Somali officer cor, are in the TFG while the Iarqi officer cor are with the insurgency. Somalia has a government being supported by its neighbours, Kenya, Ethiopa and Igad. Iraq had a government which was being destroyed, institution to institution. Even Afghanistan the Taliban ran the cuntry for a decade. The clan courts did not have a single institution apart from the name Shabaabe and so on. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RedSea Posted February 1, 2007 ^So do you honestly in your midn think that the TFG has MORE supporters than those who oppose it? If you say yes,then you must be out of your mind. ...and for the final time,I dont need to know much about what is going on.I see it happening right in front of my eyes.I learn as I go.The truth of the matter is and as shown from SOLers in this website that the TFG which was dead to begin with,is by far less 'popular'then before since it has brought Xabashis to its aid. If it was popular,then it wouldnt' be on endegered list.Assuming that the Xabashis leave today,I promise you,they would be ousted in the snap of a finger,if you ask yourself why? simple answer is that,because no ONE wants bunch of ex-warlords representing them. As for teh ICU,it was strong,because the PEOPLE supported,they had support from the people,from Somaliland,Puntland,to Southern Somalia.The whole somali peninsula simply shook by the those in supportive of them in their less than a year of functioning thus far. They will be back to free the people and reach the goal which is long overdue IA. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ansaar17 Posted February 1, 2007 Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^Near a hundred then. One Somalia is not under any occupation, unless you are from the defeated group and thus any talk will suffice. The second point, to compare Iraq to Somalia is laughable it took Iraq weeks to be taken over while it took a week to chase out the rag tag clan courts. Iraq had a formidable army which fought two major wars and its remenants are the insurgency. The clan courts had IndaCade and he is in Saudi Arabia. Thus the Somali officer cor, are in the TFG while the Iarqi officer cor are with the insurgency. Somalia has a government being supported by its neighbours, Kenya, Ethiopa and Igad. Iraq had a government which was being destroyed, institution to institution. Even Afghanistan the Taliban ran the cuntry for a decade. The clan courts did not have a single institution apart from the name Shabaabe and so on. Everybody knows the insurgency is spearheaded by alqaeda not the baathist. so your analogy their is wrong. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
