Highland wrote:Lol@Gadhwayn. Adeer, I am talking about the whole of SNM gangs from every corner.
This was war between Isaaq(HabarJeclo and HabarYonis) who live in Sanaag and primarily Warsangeli. Most of the prisoners were identified as camel-herders directly recruited from Haud.
Anyway, the SNM gangs were defeated and then we entered into agreement.
The Warsangeli held seperate and independent peace conferences with each Habar-Jeclo and HabarYonis(Isaq), and then peace prevailed.
However, don't deny your ancestors being the subjects of our kingdom for centuries.
You want Maps, extra evidences.
Now of course you are free and rule your tribal lands just like Hawiye.
Tata.
Kid you are lost - i am talking about Erigavo so dont get off the point how your people got masscared in erigavo and fled - and there was only 2 warsans left which was 2 girls serving the gadhweyn - know your role little kombe boy - and who is talking about Hj & Hy? - i am talking about how you got buttfucked out of erigavo -
your clan has no weigh even in sland or pland - as you see your clan is ranked B- due to their numbers and lack of weight or usefullness to the sland - bal tell me today your garaads are in hargiesa begging - the sland adminstration while your most valued Ikajir who though he would win the presidency fool of him
is polishing the shoes of Faroole
"they would be shared on the basis of the 1960 (independence) ratios In this formula, the three
major Isaq clans (Habar Awal, Habar Yonis and Habar Je’lo) and the major Harti clan
(Dhulbahante) would be ranked as A categories and allocated equal quotas. The other clans,Smaller
including the Dir (Gadabursi and Isse) and the other clans (of Isaq and Warsan Harti) would be B or
C categories according to their 1960 weighing."
there was no Hartis in erigabo in 1993 - only 2 warsan girls
the rest were kicked out
"Warsangeli Advance Party in Erigavo
We (Ahmed Ali ‘Adami’, Mohamed Saeed ‘Gees’, Mohamoud Abdi
Hamud ‘Nine’ and Mohamud Ahmed Ali ‘Bayr’) went to Erigavo to
assess the situation as the first Warsangeli committee for the Erigavo
Conference. There were no other Harti in the town, except for two
girls from our clan, who were also assisting with preparation for the
conference, and were looking after us. We requested that the girls
prepare a qaad-room [a room to meet and chew qaad] for us, and they
offered us their own room, which they rented from the locals. When we
arrived at the room I [Gees] felt very emotional, as the house belonged
to my grandfather and the Habar Yoonis were occupying and renting
it unlawfully.
As we were sitting in the room, the door was forcefully opened by four
militia with weapons. Suddenly one of them asked us “who is Mohamud
Abdi Hamud ’Nine’?”. We were shocked into silence as we didn’t know
what they wanted him for! One of us then asked “do you know him?”.
They replied “we’re his brother in-laws. We heard he is in town, and we
have come from Jiidali to protect him”. Everyone was relieved to hear
that!
(Gees, 2007b)"
