Mohamad Farah Aidiid book

[udun]

Company of Heroes, Somaliland Times best selling author

"Simply a remarkable, courageous man" -Somaliland Times

"I would shave his his beard and use olive oil on his hair, great man" -Saciid from Qowdhan Fashion Magazine

"The man behind Kii jaberti jab, From San Fransisco With Love" -GaljanoLioness

"Qamadi iyo Aidiid, Qamadi baan doortay" - Anonymous.

[udun]

Company of Heroes, Somaliland Times best selling author

"Simply a remarkable, courageous man" -Somaliland Times

"I would shave his his beard and use olive oil on his hair, great man" -Saciid from Qowdhan Fashion Magazine

"The man behind Kii jaberti jab, From San Fransisco With Love" -GaljanoLioness

"Qamadi iyo Aidiid, Qamadi baan doortay" - Anonymous.

[Cirwaaq]

Haven't had the pleasure of reading it, first time i am hearing of it.


Udun you should ashamed to even associate yourself with this symbol. You of the camp that has used this symbol to consume somalinimo.

[grandpakhalif]

Absolute power corrupts, absolutely. The regime should be split into two eras, the pre-Ogaden war era and the post-ogaden war era. Prior the the ogaden war, the regime was doing great it had policies that greatly improved the lives of an average Somali, literacy programs, education reform and a blossoming economy. many Somalis remember this era as the golden age. Scholars were content, tribalism was de-emphasized, the average people were content and corruption was minimal.

Post-Ogaden war era, drained the regime financially, it was dependent on the IMF and the World Bank for loans with strings attached of course. It was a troubling time for somalia in terms of foreign policy when its long ally, the Soviet Union switched its support to the regime's arch nemesis Ethiopia. Somalis then started to witness a complete change, where civilians were arbitraily arrested. the regime started favouring certain tribes and alienated the others, which was disheartning for the average somali, things starting goign downhill for the regime and many dissidents were arrested or even killed.

Was Mohamad Farah Aidiid, the man who was arrested by his own country, psychologcally scarred by the torture he received? Was he angry that he was considered a second class citizen? The full blame shouldn't be on Mr. Aidiid as he was simply unleashing his fury after years of mistreatment he was a product of hate.

[AbdiWahab252]

Absolute power corrupts, absolutely. The regime should be split into two eras, the pre-Ogaden war era and the post-ogaden war era. Prior the the ogaden war, the regime was doing great it had policies that greatly improved the lives of an average Somali, literacy programs, education reform and a blossoming economy. many Somalis remember this era as the golden age. Scholars were content, tribalism was de-emphasized, the average people were content and corruption was minimal.

Post-Ogaden war era, drained the regime financially, it was dependent on the IMF and the World Bank for loans with strings attached of course. It was a troubling time for somalia in terms of foreign policy when its long ally, the Soviet Union switched its support to the regime's arch nemesis Ethiopia. Somalis then started to witness a complete change, where civilians were arbitraily arrested. the regime started favouring certain tribes and alienated the others, which was disheartning for the average somali, things starting goign downhill for the regime and many dissidents were arrested or even killed.

Was Mohamad Farah Aidiid, the man who was arrested by his own country, psychologcally scarred by the torture he received? Was he angry that he was considered a second class citizen? The full blame shouldn't be on Mr. Aidiid as he was simply unleashing his fury after years of mistreatment he was a product of hate.

Is this Grandpakhalif ? Or is his nick hijacked ??

[IronSheik]

Was just a warlord nothing more nothing less. A product of qabil cuqdad and dhaqan. How will thou elimante thy both..By Shariica of Illahey

[The_Patriot]

justs shows that no one is to be trusted