BabyGirl,
The signatures are not in question. Your very own NSUM outfit can attest to this, although they put a wildly different spin on it. They at least have the moral scruples to not argue about signatures. What is in question is Ali Khalif’s amnesia when it comes to these conferences in which he played an integral part. He was part of the delegation in 1991 in Buroa & in 1993 in Borama where Somaliland’s independence was declared and then it’s initial constitution “the national charter” was formed. Ali Khalif was not only a participant but actually sought leadership as the VP/Prime Minister of Somaliland. To tell us 20 years later he had nothing to do with Somaliland is pure hogwash to say the least.
I have given the following sources:
1. Ali Khalif himself on record saying he was there in those conferences where the formation of Somaliland took place.
2. I have given a paper that discusses the nature of the Burao & Borama conferences, the process and the results. It even quotes that Ali Khalif was the VP/Prime Minister candidate of the constituency of
Eastern & Southern Sool, Eastern Sanaag & Southern Buuhodle.
3. I have given an interview where the late Garaad Abdi Qani (Allah Yarhama) from his own mouth admits to signing the declaration of Somaliland in Buroa 1991.
4. I have provided below the NSUM press release that does not dispute that the Garaad’s & officials from this constituency signed the declaration of Somaliland.
So far, you have no answer and no sources and no rebuttal for this mounting evidence. All you and your cheerleaders can muster is to echo show us the signatures. If you want those signatures, you will have to go to Hargeisa as I am not the Somaliland government and do not have them. However, the evidence and logic are with me. I’ve sourced every single point I have made. The facts are Ali Khalif Galeydh participated in the formation of Somaliland. Let’s be clear, I am not advocating that Ali Khalif supports Somaliland today, as he clearly does not; however, there is no doubt between 1991 & 1993 Ali Khalif was part & parcel of the state formation of Somaliland. In fact, one could say, Ali Khalif’s opinion carried more weight at the infancy of Somaliland rather than today 20 years later.
PRESS RELEASE, 16 January 2011
NSUM:- Born out of terror, the one-clan secessionist enclave calling itself "Somaliland" has espoused terror as a means to achieve its ends from the moment it declared its secession.
A reconciliation conference held in Burco in May 1991 among Somalia's northern clans, including those from Sool, Sanaag and Cayn (SSC) regions, was hijacked by armed extremists belonging to the secessionist clan's Somali National Movement - a misnomer for a ruthless terrorist organization responsible for the collapse of the Somali State and much of the ensuing woes that befell the Somali people since then.
Under duress, and as was dictated to them, the SSC delegates had little choice but to sign up to the secession declaration from Somalia. This treacherous background is the basis for this illegitimate "Somaliland" entity that remains to the present day a scourge on Somalia's unity, peace and revival.
http://www.n-sum.org/