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original dervish wrote:harag

if you think that the sultan of "somaliland" is a non entity and his words have no significance, then it is you who are surely delusional.
"somaliland was de facto finished the day we formed khaatumo state of Somalia. Its official death will be at the London conference.
what sweet irony that the bastard child of colonial conquest (aka somaliland), will be told by the British..."you aint my bastard no more"!

SahanGalbeed wrote:It's okay , he tends to always favor the other side for a minute . He did the same thing with gadabursi who were calling for the firing of Nuux Taani .
the majority of the other clan leaders have made their opinion known .

SahanGalbeed wrote:Believe me dhulbahante posters ,there is no " sultan of Somaliland " , you know it too , we are a collection of equal tribes among which the dhulbahante are still represented .

SheikhExecutive wrote:

SahanGalbeed wrote:Believe me dhulbahante posters ,there is no " sultan of Somaliland " , you know it too , we are a collection of equal tribes among which the dhulbahante are still represented .

We are not part of Somaliland, ha na sheegan. Never been part of it and will never be part of it. You need to accept the reality.

SheikhExecutive wrote:^ As I said above, Stop claiming us and worry about how you going to divorce yourself from Somalia. We are just a major obstacle to the Somaliland project.

The_Emperior5 wrote:War both Dhulbahante and the rest of the isaaq clans are part of Somaliland no one is going to Xamar or Somalia and they know that two



if Dhulbahante were not part of Somaliland their Garaad Ali would have not gone to London along with Ahmed haji ducaale and President Cigaal for the independence of Somaliland in 1960. See garaad cali in the back standing the man in the white suit right behind cigaal.

"Conclusion of Treaties of Protection that Britain had entered into with elders representing various Somali tribes or clans during 1884-86 were the basis of the north’s colonial history for the following seventy-six years. A lone, but important, non-signatory of those treaties of protection was the Dolbahante. The subsequent de facto association of this group and their homeland within the British Somaliland Protectorate administration was only by default and mutual expediency, but never a de jure. However, since the essence of the north’s independence in 1960 was only perceived as a transitory process to the reunification with the south, it was non-controversial. If otherwise, however, the then new State of Somaliland could not have inherited the Dolbahante homeland without the latter’s consent, and would not even now, had that issue not already been resolved by the reunification process. Because that independence would only be for the signatories of those treaties of protection, but the Dolbahabte that was not a party to those treat could only join it by own consent."

abdi.ismail wrote:dhulbahantow go where you want, nobody is stopping you. Lakiin Sanaag and Sool are going nowhere, we might be able to negotiate buuhodle though.

abdi.ismail wrote: