Voltage wrote:There is a contingency plan in the works between the major stakeholders. Everyone including the Kenyans are now understanding "Azania" is a liability and the Ogaden and Marehan are hinting they are ready for the first real deliberations and negotiations to form the state. Everyone has learned from the civil war and they all know, what didn't bear fruit before isn't going to bear fruit tomorrow (clan armed movements).Alchemist wrote:Voltage what I don't get is how will these different groups in the region come to an agreement once Kenya captures the region? Barre Hiirale has been fighting for a long time so has Axmed Madobe, plus ogaden Azania and MR, do these groups have a plan B? What will happen once Kenya leaves?
Murax-
Murax you are right about Shabab. Before "dhalinyarada" had a clean slate, a forming reputation as the men who took on the warlords, and really an opportunity for first impression. Also they were facing Ethiopia which brings much emotions from Somalis. The situation is completely different today, both the power they are facing and the dynamics surrounding their movement. They are over.
Is that Plan B the same as the one being worked out by Xil. Xiddig?

