zidane88 wrote: Sat Nov 17, 2018 7:02 am
Aw-raasta, you get me wrong, i'm not opposition of Cagjar but a supporter. The guy listens the concerns of the people unlike his predecessor. As far as Issa and OGs are concerned, no one cared about Abdi Iley's arrest as people supported him in fear. The current head of Liyu-police had been in prison by Iley, and many OGs had been in exile such as Ibraahim dheere (my cousin) who's now adviser of Cagjar, Cali Shucaac, and his son, The ONLF officals etc. The Somalis are forced to unite as reality of Oromo land-expansion looms now.
Exactly my point. You very much agreed with what I have said. I was opposed to Abdi iley and his guulwade camps having experienced his jahilnimo administration at first hand myself. They didn't do any harm to me but tried to arrest me simply because I came from overseas but their Tigrai superior laughed at them. It was a shock to me.
Django. The beef between Ugaas kooshin and reer Amaadin has nothing to do with Cagjar, but themselves...land dispute. As for the Oromo invasion it needs a unity of all Somalis in the region, and in Somalia. There are Somali clans who had been supporting Oromos, but now, faced the true face of Oromo, are desperate for uniting with Somalis. Those, in 2004 election who voted to be in Oromo kilil faced the worst atrocities. Cagjar is peace-loving man, but be assured as long as Liyu are there. The alarm bells will start to ring as soon as Oromos try to disperse Liyus, before that be calm and cool-headed.
