this three sentences stood out the most from your blabbering.Xildiiid wrote:I couldn't care less what other Isaaq think of me because we're not cut from the same cloth.HusseinHassan wrote:this xildiid guy use to go by the username meylesamaale.
he use to preach somali nationalism and unity![]()
he was being accused of being an impostor and not a real habar-xaabuusheed by the rest of the isaaq members of snet.
one day, his name was changed to just meyle and the 'samaale' part was dropped.
after that, came his anti-islamic rhetoric then his atheism started to come out into the light.
shortly after, he droppedand picked up his clan enclave's banner and rhetoric.
he took a little time off to get fully indoctrinated with more lies and hatred.
now he's back with a new username xildiid.
It is true that I once was a pan Somalist who believed in Somali unity but I learnt the hard way what it really means. Unlike you I'm not a hypocrite nor a clanist and my family gave for that blue rag (that's suppose to represent all Somalis and the 5 Somali territories including Somaliland) more than anyone in here and their families combined. Two examples being the 1964 border war with Ethiopia and the 1977-78 war with the same country.
I'm not an atheist since I believe in God and I oppose certain elements within Islam, if that makes me "anti Islamic" or whatever you call it then so be it.
Somaliland is not a clan enclave and my belief in Somaliland is not something someone has indoctrinated me with, far from it. When you're confronted with reality you reevaluate your beliefs. I studied the history of my country and when I connected the past to the aspirations of my people today, I had to accept reality.
It is true that I once was a pan Somalist who believed in Somali unity but I learnt the hard way what it really means.

i didn't know somalinet could have such influence on anyone.
Unlike you I'm not a hypocrite nor a clanist and my family gave for that blue rag (that's suppose to represent all Somalis and the 5 Somali territories including Somaliland) more than anyone in here and their families combined. Two examples being the 1964 border war with Ethiopia and the 1977-78 war with the same country.

does this history revolve around the british? say, approximately 74 years? (1884-1960)I studied the history of my country and when I connected the past to the aspirations of my people today, I had to accept reality.
