5 Crooked things about Hassan Sheekh Mohamed

[Gubbet]

[BigBreak]

yet HSM was preferred to Failmaajo 2 years ago so what does that say about the latter yaa Gubbet? Even if allegations of corruption are proven against him the fact that he is Abgaal and wants to centralise power over the whole of Somalia means he is very much suited to being the Somalian president

[barbarossa]

Personally, I could not care less about HSM's alleged preponderance for tuugnimo, so long as His Highness exerts to the max the considerable leverage and influence at his disposal and brings tyrant biixi and his rogue clan fiefdom to their knees, begging to be admitted back to the great commonwealth of Skinnistan.

[original dervish]

Personally, I don't mind corruption as long as its kept to manageable levels.

The state apparatus and institutions should still function, similar to Kenya or Nigeria.
Corruption only becomes a problem when the chairs, desks and computers are looted.

[Gubbet]

Personally, I don't mind corruption as long as its kept to manageable levels.

The state apparatus and institutions should still function, similar to Kenya or Nigeria.
Corruption only becomes a problem when the chairs, desks and computers are looted.

I am afraid to be curious about what this says about the state of one's moral fitness.

OD, can I just say "if it sounds wrong*—and one can qualitatively measure by the need to defend the occurrence itself—then it is fair to assume "it is wrong."

[Gubbet]

yet HSM was preferred to Failmaajo 2 years ago so what does that say about the latter yaa Gubbet? Even if allegations of corruption are proven against him the fact that he is Abgaal and wants to centralise power over the whole of Somalia means he is very much suited to being the Somalian president

Let's leave each other alone my brother. We have different reasons for remarking about Somalia's current events.

[original dervish]

Personally, I don't mind corruption as long as its kept to manageable levels.

The state apparatus and institutions should still function, similar to Kenya or Nigeria.
Corruption only becomes a problem when the chairs, desks and computers are looted.

I am afraid to be curious about what this says about the state of one's moral fitness.

OD, can I just say "if it sounds wrong*—and one can qualitatively measure by the need to defend the occurrence itself—then it is fair to assume "it is wrong."

Corruption exists everywhere and at all times. I don't condone corruption, rather I am realistic and pragmatic.
I wish to see Somalia rise to the level of a kenya or Nigeria......thats all.