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Re: City of Death
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 5:17 pm
by SummerRain
Re: City of Death
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 5:19 pm
by Somali_4Life
In these dark days,no one was safe.
May the Almighty LORD shower his mercy upon them
Stuck in the past ,mistrust and blaming each other is the most difficult obstacle that we somalis are facing now.
Our only way out from this madness is supporting the mujahiden who will unify somalia under islamic flag.
Re: City of Death
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 5:28 pm
by hilal2020
Reminisce the failed
USC resistance, if you did not have a plan
Except killing and maimig in the name of qabiil; that is what is gonna happen.
Sad, really sad.
Re: City of Death
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 5:42 pm
by Captain24
Can Majerten get credit for being welcome to Minorities? 240,000 Rahanweyn that run away from that disaster came to Putland and we welcomed to an open arms, same thing with the Hawiye that run away from the Ethiopian massacre
Re: City of Death
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 8:48 pm
by Shirib
Warsame,
My intention was never for clan bashing but just to show what happened. In my initial post I never even mentioned a qabiil, as it was never my intention, I didn't say anything till others did. and to be honest I didn't expect it to turn into a blame game. But I apologize for the Mareehaan coment, I wasn't tryna blame anyone for it iga raali ahoow sxb.
Xoogsade, haye abti
Re: City of Death
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 8:51 pm
by SummerRain
Shirib,
Wallahi, ppl like you keep the hope for Somalia alive. I'm so proud of You.
Re: City of Death
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 8:56 pm
by Shirib
Ismahan123 wrote:Shirib,
Wallahi, ppl like you keep the hope for Somalia alive. I'm so proud of You.
Thanks abayadiis
Gabar Sacad aa wali kaa sugooyaa
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:36 am
by Somaliweyn
Warsame101 wrote:What is even more low is mis-using the pictures just to score a cheap point by alleging that whole clans were behind that made-made famine when certain individuals and their supporters where the main source of this tragedy.
The main source of the triangle of death was based on Caydiid's miscalculation. He thought he could prevent SNF from returning to Xamar by cutting off the food supplies, but instead starved the innocent Raxanweyns.
If you know who did not use scorched earth policy when retreating to Gedo, the people would not even need food supplies, as their farms were enough.
So do not blame one side while ignoring the other.
1-Barre's forces used scorched earth policy when retreating to Gedo.
2- The heated Civil War and USC's immorality hindered food supplies to be delivered to the people.
But cause 1 is ofcourse the most important, since Barre's forces purposefully used a scorched earth in which they destroyed the nr1 livelihood of the agricultural Somalis of Baay and Bakool. Cause 2 only exacerbated.
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:42 am
by Somaliweyn
Xamud. wrote:300.000
I still dont know why the USC Militia caputered Baydhabo! what did they gain from it? I thought they were after Darood and Siyaad Barre?
Caqli Hawiye at its finest.
Xamud,
there is a reason why Marexaan burned down the farms? Raxanweyns are two faced sometimes! they killed alot of Daroods, they killed two of my uncles for being Darood? what did we ever do too them? they sided with Hawiye, thinking they would get a piece of the pie, but Hawiye being as dumb as they are never gave them a shidh but Genocide.
Anyway bunch of Savage these USC leders! how can you halt Aid? I heard they caputered the aid, and sold it for money
The most incoherent statements seen ever.
1) he blames a whole Somali group for the starvation.
2) he retreates his statement and tries to justify why a whole Somali group has brought the starvation upon themselves and why Barre's group burned down their farms.
3) then he returns to his famoust tune of hating a Somali group
But your emotions on a side, because you are making a fool out of yourself.
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:48 am
by Munique05
Shirib wrote:The biggest casualties in the civil war was not in Muqdisho, and it was not due to gun shot wounds or other weaponery but was the result of a man made famine which killed nearly half a million people dead. These were the greatest horrors of the civil war
A woman carrying her dying child cries out for help at the Red Cross feeding center in Baidoa during the height of the famine in which more than 300,000 people died of starvation. August 1, 1992 Baidoa, Somalia
28 Aug 1992, Baidoa, Somalia --- Two emaciated Somali woman lie on the ground outside a hospital in Baidoa, a bottle of spring water within reach.
01 Aug 1992, Baidoa, Somolia --- A child sits alone by his dead mother's body after she died of starvation. More than 300,000 died in the man made famine.
n 20 yrs latter da situation is da same...wen will somalis eva learn..
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:55 am
by sadeboi
Men where thrown in containers with hot boiling water till their bones where left to be, some had heated oil poured on them and then watched to die (one of my uncles), other were brutally cut into pieces using axes and so forth. Women, children, and elderly were inhumanely killed, my own father and many other relatives in a car had explosives go off on them on a road in Bay and nearly lost his live and his injuries from it are still visible. I'm sorry, I really do wish that none of this all happened, however the raxanweyn clan was not some innocent clan that was just targeted, there are reactions to ever action. However, no one can deny that had Ceydiid and the USC allowed aid to come those pictures would not be seen today!
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:10 am
by Babygirl-
kambuli wrote:Inaa Lilaahu Wa Inaa Ileehi Raajicuun...
No finger pointing here..May we all agree on one thing
:
Whoever was responsible for this, may they burn in hell(Jahanaba ana Jaxiima) can you once agree with me on this?
Amiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin jahanama iyo jaximo ku uraa.
Shirib point taken plzzzzzzzzzz no more pictures.
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:10 am
by Somaliweyn
sadeboi wrote:Men where thrown in containers with hot boiling water till their bones where left to be, some had heated oil poured on them and then watched to die (one of my uncles), other were brutally cut into pieces using axes and so forth. Women, children, and elderly were inhumanely killed, my own father and many other relatives in a car had explosives go off on them on a road in Bay and nearly lost his live and his injuries from it are still visible. I'm sorry, I really do wish that none of this all happened, however the raxanweyn clan was not some innocent clan that was just targeted, there are reactions to ever action. However, no one can deny that had Ceydiid and the USC allowed aid to come those pictures would not be seen today!
First your whole post consists for 3/4 of justifications for why raxanweyn were landed in that starvation, by telling us how they mistreated Barre's forces who retreated through Baay.
Then you say that Caydiid is to blame.
The fact is, if those farms were not burned down they would not face starvation.
Aid would not be needed if the farms were not burned down by Barre's retreating forces.
Can we agree on that?
Also, nothing and I mean nothing can justify the causing of mass starvation for around 300-500.000 people.
Can we also agree on that?
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:13 am
by 1nemansquad
..all of you fockers are evil and detestable, slow down with the counterfeit tears your not fooling anybody but yourselves
Re: City of Death
Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:22 am
by Buhodle-Gurl
Veri heaRt-moving walahi.
