Kees70 wrote: Mon Feb 01, 2021 1:45 pm
Voltage wrote: Mon Feb 01, 2021 1:26 pm
Guull guul Samareeb

Qoorqoor xafidulah has brought dignity and mansab to HG.
Kees, see what happens when wise, prudent, mature leadership is given a chance? Imagine where Galmudug would be today with divisive, tom foolery from the likes of Mahad Salaad and Odawaa?
Wallahi instead of hosting national problem solving, it would be worse than Jubbaland today 1994 clan lines instituted in every district. Forget even Caabudwaaq and Dhusamareb being the ones having reconciliation conference held for them, Cadaado and Dhusamareb wouldn't even be under the same maamul.
Marehan and Habar Gidir have a problem with self discpline.
Gurxan Muuse Cawl once said "Marehan are too quick to remember and HG are too quick to forget. "
When asked what he meant he explained
" no matter how much they try to change, they come back to where they started. "
The moral was Marehan don't know how to leave the past and HG don't know how to enter the future. It is remarkable actually for how prescient it was. Marehan won't stop repeating the same mistake and HG can't stop repeating the same mistake!
Farmaajo and Qoorqoor are two men who are trying hard to force them to overcome their weaknesses but we will see if the Janans/Maxamuud Sayids and the Abdirahman Abdishakuurs/Mahad Salaads retake power.
I have nothing against Farmaajo nor MX, we HG know our true political enemies clearly and no ilka cadees is gonna change that fact, we HG like all Qabiil look after our own interests and so far our interests are being met under Farmaajo just like it was met during HSM presidency and even before him during Shariif presidency.
As for Farmaajo he like all leaders tried before him has exhausted all the outpouring welcome given to him by Somali people therefore it's best and wise he leaves while under the good Grace, best he can do to avoid any consequences from the opposition is to appoint an HAG centralist like minded who will continue the centralist agenda and this my friend is the best and only option for Farmaajo who has exhausted all Political capital......Think of the future my friend and not just live for today's.
Your understanding of Somali politics is either
ciyaal barad or
surface/trying too hard.
Both express simplicity/surface rooted in ignorance/inorganic.
Basically if you are really HG, you are one of these fresh eyed Gen-Zers.
If not, you are like one of these Somalilanders like Skywalker/GeneralSNM who display that we are two foreign nations by their absolutely foreign---that is to say completely unnatural/inorganic---understanding of Somalia politics.
It is like me talking about Kenyan politics. I know it enough to hold a simple opportunistic conversation because it concerns me---but the second it becomes more than a surface conversation, I am betrayed as a fraud.
Read again what I said---there isn't a single kumbaya, let's hug each other thought in there.
Even more importantly, the problem I mentioned describing Marehan ans Habar Gidir is correlation, there is not causation. They each disparately, as in independent of each other, are affected.
I will teach you something very, very important today.
There is another important inverse between Marehan and Habar Gidir.
1. HG's most important ally is Marehan. Every single observer of this country says so. We are indispensable to your calculations in your home in Galmudug (trade, access to grazing and resources/water) and we are indispensable to your calculations nationally (both because Majerten wouldn't allow you a drink of water if you were dying and Abgaal would sooner block your path to water fountain than care if a Darod was taking it).
2. Habar Gidir, however, are not our most important ally at home or nationally. Caabudwaaq because of the long civil war is more integrated to Buuhoodle and the wider Haud economy than across the road really and you are virtually irrelevant to us in Gedo and Jubbaland where 3/4 of Marehan live. Nationally, though not in practice yet, but conceptually Marehan understands Digil and Mirifle and Southwest State, with their wider block, are the single most important and indispensable factor to us. If you notice the loyalty, the unprecedented solidarity, that Garre in Mandera have shown Gedo recently----it reflects the quiet diplomacy and outreach Marehan has been doing for a while now between Baydhabo and Moyaale to move us from the single most accute adversarial factor to the diplomatic anchor of peace and brotherhood in southwestern Somalia.
The point is Qoorqoor is the man you need----we will see if you are quick to forget as Gurxan Muuse Cawl said---and quickly go off track by quickly forgetting your past mistakes and so end up repeating them.