Aydeed Jr. is pissing in his pants, Daayyymmm
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Aydeed Jr. is pissing in his pants, Daayyymmm
By David Blair in Baidoa
Friday, July 14, 2006
The ruined town of Baidoa, where ragged gunmen roam bullet-scarred streets, is Somalia's alternative capital.
Pulverised buildings, choked with weeds, house the country's official government, which has a president, cabinet and 275-member parliament.
Barely 150 miles away, Islamist extremists have seized most of Somalia's real capital, Mogadishu, and the surrounding territory.
Baidoa, where the "transitional federal government" clings to notional power thanks to international sponsorship, may be the Islamists' next target.
Hussein Mohammed Aideed, the deputy prime minister, said the Islamists "pose a real military threat not only to Baidoa but to our neighbours".
He added: "I don't think our government has the capacity to withstand the forces now being massed in Mogadishu." Only some 3,000 motley militiamen are loyal to the Baidoa administration.
"If I was the president I would have got out of here," said Mr Aideed. "But he is a military man, he will not relocate easily."
So far, Mr Yusuf has declined to move his administration to his home region of Puntland in northern Somalia. But Mr Aideed predicted that an Islamist assault on Baidoa would come in a "maximum of one or two weeks".
He added: "Already there are training camps hidden near Baidoa. They will bring weapons, stockpile them inside the town and create insecurity here. "
The Islamists, styling themselves the Supreme Council of Islamic Courts, captured most of Mogadishu last month. If Baidoa falls, they will have eliminated their last significant rival in southern Somalia. The way will be open for them to control a strategically vital area bordering Ethiopia and Kenya, containing dozens of ports and airstrips.
But the Islamists have significant popular support. By imposing Sharia law, they have brought a semblance of order to Mogadishu.
Mr Aideed, 44, who spent 10 years in the US Marines and holds dual American-Somali citizenship, blamed American errors for the rise of the Islamists. By funding a coalition of warlords to fight terrorism, the US made it easier for their Islamist opponents to raise money in the Muslim world, he said.
America also failed to build the army, police and intelligence services of the transitional government, he claimed.
Some 1.7 million Somalis rely on international aid. If Baidoa falls, the relief effort could be threatened.
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I was lucky enough not to meet this douchbag when he was living in Boston, but those who knew him b4 he joined the US army and was a Gas Station attendant, they said he was a little short of grazing, and that definetely is showing from his behavior
Friday, July 14, 2006
The ruined town of Baidoa, where ragged gunmen roam bullet-scarred streets, is Somalia's alternative capital.
Pulverised buildings, choked with weeds, house the country's official government, which has a president, cabinet and 275-member parliament.
Barely 150 miles away, Islamist extremists have seized most of Somalia's real capital, Mogadishu, and the surrounding territory.
Baidoa, where the "transitional federal government" clings to notional power thanks to international sponsorship, may be the Islamists' next target.
Hussein Mohammed Aideed, the deputy prime minister, said the Islamists "pose a real military threat not only to Baidoa but to our neighbours".
He added: "I don't think our government has the capacity to withstand the forces now being massed in Mogadishu." Only some 3,000 motley militiamen are loyal to the Baidoa administration.
"If I was the president I would have got out of here," said Mr Aideed. "But he is a military man, he will not relocate easily."
So far, Mr Yusuf has declined to move his administration to his home region of Puntland in northern Somalia. But Mr Aideed predicted that an Islamist assault on Baidoa would come in a "maximum of one or two weeks".
He added: "Already there are training camps hidden near Baidoa. They will bring weapons, stockpile them inside the town and create insecurity here. "
The Islamists, styling themselves the Supreme Council of Islamic Courts, captured most of Mogadishu last month. If Baidoa falls, they will have eliminated their last significant rival in southern Somalia. The way will be open for them to control a strategically vital area bordering Ethiopia and Kenya, containing dozens of ports and airstrips.
But the Islamists have significant popular support. By imposing Sharia law, they have brought a semblance of order to Mogadishu.
Mr Aideed, 44, who spent 10 years in the US Marines and holds dual American-Somali citizenship, blamed American errors for the rise of the Islamists. By funding a coalition of warlords to fight terrorism, the US made it easier for their Islamist opponents to raise money in the Muslim world, he said.
America also failed to build the army, police and intelligence services of the transitional government, he claimed.
Some 1.7 million Somalis rely on international aid. If Baidoa falls, the relief effort could be threatened.
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I was lucky enough not to meet this douchbag when he was living in Boston, but those who knew him b4 he joined the US army and was a Gas Station attendant, they said he was a little short of grazing, and that definetely is showing from his behavior
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You gotta be kidding or is it just your stupidity shining!!!! Don't insult Aydeed Sr. He was a man among men, he was someone with a goal and no matter how much you despise him, he was a true warrior and was always on the firing line.
I doubt if he really sired Aydeed Jr. This one is scared of his own shadow, look what he did to Qaybdiid, they were supposed to be in the ill-fated fight together, but b4 the first bullet was fired, he abandoned him and fled to Baidoa. Now he is advising A/hi Yusuf to flee (Is the mothefakka Abdi Bile or what?) Where would he run now if the Wadaado come to Baidoa?
You gotta be kidding or is it just your stupidity shining!!!! Don't insult Aydeed Sr. He was a man among men, he was someone with a goal and no matter how much you despise him, he was a true warrior and was always on the firing line.
I doubt if he really sired Aydeed Jr. This one is scared of his own shadow, look what he did to Qaybdiid, they were supposed to be in the ill-fated fight together, but b4 the first bullet was fired, he abandoned him and fled to Baidoa. Now he is advising A/hi Yusuf to flee (Is the mothefakka Abdi Bile or what?) Where would he run now if the Wadaado come to Baidoa?
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[quote="Adanna]
. I mean imagine..sheekh been beenyaasha at ur nearest dugsi, ruling a country
:[/quote]
WOOOOOOW .................
What is wrong with Sheek dugsi dhigaayo?
Well, fyi, the leaders of this Jihaad are graduates of universities and have more knowledge than the warlords their arses they kicked, hence, will serve the public better
. I mean imagine..sheekh been beenyaasha at ur nearest dugsi, ruling a country
:[/quote]
WOOOOOOW .................
What is wrong with Sheek dugsi dhigaayo?
Well, fyi, the leaders of this Jihaad are graduates of universities and have more knowledge than the warlords their arses they kicked, hence, will serve the public better
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