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Perfect_Order wrote:

Meyle wrote:This forum became the straw that broke the camels back. I was already questioning the term Somalinimo because my perception of that term and what it means to most Somalis is the complete opposite. In real life, Somalis are politically correct believe it or not. No one would dare to say what they really believe and the one's that do are labelled as lunatics or tribalists however its different on a forum.

Meyle, do you think Isaaq is any different? On the forum they are all kumbaya and Somaliland, but privately they are caku kii HabarJeclo ama habar Yonis, ama Habar awal etc. Whether you look at Somalia or Somaliland, they are the same people with the same dhaqan. Somaliland got a head start in it's stability, and insha'allah the rest of somalia shall follow the same path.

Lakin, don't take the distortion of reality that you see on Somalinet seriously. We will all move forward. Wa billahi tawfiq.

hargaysaay wrote:meyle I did not know somalinet would distract you from what you believe is righ.chilax and come back to your senses

FarIyoAlif wrote:

Meyle wrote:

Nomand wrote:samatar is bitter, heavy weights such as farmaajo failed and they did not complain.

Why shouldn't he be bitter? He's a unionist not because of moral obligation but simply because he believes in the unification of all Somalis. However while in Muqdisho he realized that reer Waqooyi as he put it, can't become the president of Somalia, some even telling him that reer Waqooyi are not fit for the job despite the fact that it was reer Waqooyi that took the initiative to unite Somaliland and Somalia, creating the republic in the first place. He realized what Isaaq realized 30 years ago, a couple of months after unification and unfortunately the attempt to regain independance in 1961 failed but we're on our way today.

off topic.
saxib what happened to you horta? you used to be pro somaliweyn