guhad122 wrote:There is another Somali maah-maah that is very relevant and applicable to the situation the Ilka-Yar nation has found itself lately. Have you ever heard "Aabow ka yar iga celi oo ka weyn igu soo daa". The meaning of this proverb is that a coward kid would prefer to fight with the stronger and older fighter because running away would make sense
As for the Cable sources and addressing Biyo Maal as Bantu, it can't be worse source than the one that said Marehan is the majority in Kismayu. I know Kismaayu, my family is Kismayu, almost half of my family were born in Kismayu, and while you can fool the likes of EliteSomali and others OGs who don't know much about Kismayu, it aint gonna work with Sir Guhad; a true native reer Kismaayo. Back in the 1980s, a talxe by the name of Maxamuud Yare played for the Dekeda soccer league, and guess what, many locals didn't want to see a Talxe son of a butcher dad representing the noble Kista team. The only Mareexaan in Kismaayo were few Talxe butchers in the main Kawaanka, and Cascaseey. ". Kulu shey irjac asluu". And that is how things would end up. Don't get too excited bud.
What gives you the impression that you know more about kismaayo more than I do? I am not the type to do this meaningless clan talks that end in where it started. sidii dhoocila lisla guursaday camal ayaad habeen iyo maalin kismaayo isku haysataan. waa yaab dadkii kismaayo ku dhashay baa aamusan, rag meela kale ku dhashaynay waxay ku doodayaan anaa leh. cajiib.
Until any mamuul includes a fair representation of all people living there. Where are the Sacad seats ? We have been in Jilib for ages.