Two-BlockVoltage wrote:
Thanks for making my point.
Those were the only two blocks built by the Italians and it was not even allowed to Somali...Italian settlers lived in the only two blocks near the cathedral built by the Italians.


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Two-BlockVoltage wrote:
Thanks for making my point.
Those were the only two blocks built by the Italians and it was not even allowed to Somali...Italian settlers lived in the only two blocks near the cathedral built by the Italians.
Xamud. wrote:Ducaysane209 wrote:Here comes the little asslicking Leelkase kid waryaa ma boli qaran baad tahay adna xaage baa ku cuuncuunaysa?
Xiniya aad leedihin wa maxay meesha maba yalan ee.
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@ass licking dude your bending over for Hawiyes in every friggin topic don`t talk about ass licking here, that being said are you still hiding under the Gashaanle nick? even after I exposed your ilk? your still having convos with yourself
wax xanuusan baad tahay ee orad isdawee.
Xiiniyahan sheegayo waa kuwa foreheadka kaga masawiiran sidii tea-bagging lagugu waday.
History is written, no silly propaganda from jaallesiyaad website can change what has been written by multiple academic and news sources
That pictures or videos proves nothing, its a simple informative material for those with no knowledge about Somalia: Western audience.
Those who have basic knowledge of Somalia and its history know how things really went.
- The old port of Mogadishu was built by the Italian adminstration.
-The new port of Mogadishu was built during the SYL government rule.
-The airport and port of Hargaisa were built before the SYL government, and were later expanded during the SYL government.
- The port of Kismaanyo was built during 1960-1969, later expanded by UNISOM post-1991.
-The airports were built before the coup.
As for factories:
The sugar factory in Jowhar was built before the coup, the meat factory in Kismaanyo before the coup, most of the factories in Mogadishu were built or under construction before the coup.
What the military junta did was to claim the work of others. Most factories that were under construction during 1964-1969 were completed after 1970, and as a consequence the military junta lay claim to it, and took all credit.