Liberation of Odweyne,Caynabo by the SNM and attack on Hudun

[Siciid85]

Abdi.Ismail the SNM were no joke, they were the strongest Somali rebel group between 1980-1990 that posed the most threat to Somalia hence why they had to place half of Somalia's troops in the north when they couldn't handle the heat. The SNM use to hijack Somalia airlines and oil ships destined for Somalia, we had to cut the supplies of the SNA and their allies off.

The hijack of Somali 707 airline.

The SNM Congress resolved in August 1984 that 'the two groups should immediately and unconditionally unite.6 In ... a new turn and momentarily attracted international attention with the hijacking on 24 November of a Somali 707 airliner.

1986,Africa contemporary record:
annual survey and documents, Volume 17

The hijack of a oil ship destined for the enemy.

Radio SNM reported that two MiG-19s then attacked the port where the ship was being held and one was shot down. In the central region the SNM claimed to have killed 85 government soldiers and burnt out five vehicles in an attack on.

1990, Country report:
Uganda, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibout iEconomist Intelligence Unit (Great Britain).

[ZubeirAwal]

War its a known fact that the SNM's colonels and commanders were the same colonels in the SNA, they were very skilled and amongst them was Hassan Kayd (i think) the guy who firstly attempted a coup on Somali Republic in the early 1960's, the Somali republic president jailed him, later on when the Italy vs Somali republic war began they had no choice but to release him since he was a well trained military commander trained in manchester

[OAF]

War its a known fact that the SNM's colonels and commanders were the same colonels in the SNA, they were very skilled and amongst them was Hassan Kayd (i think) the guy who firstly attempted a coup on Somali Republic in the early 1960's, the Somali republic president jailed him, later on when the Italy vs Somali republic war began they had no choice but to release him since he was a well trained military commander trained in manchester

Italy? you mean Ethiopia 1964 or something

[gurey25]

No hassan kayd was released because his lawyer proved in court that the somali union was not ratified and thus not legally binding.

[Khalid Ali]

Thanks to the brave SNM mujahidins our people live in freedom dignity and respect may allah bless the soul of all the fallen soldiers we will never ever forget the Mujahidins Long live the republic of Somaliland.

[Conqueror]

Ok. Now that you have shown us sources of Isaaq resistance against the Big Bad Daarood wolf; We would appreciate if you also showed us sources and evidence of Isaaq resistance against the British Colonials.

[The_Emperior5]

Ok. Now that you have shown us sources of Isaaq resistance against the Big Bad Daarood wolf; We would appreciate if you also showed us sources and evidence of Isaaq resistance against the British Colonials.

Darood since was the Somali national army Darood what are you on about

[The_Emperior5]

But if you Insist the Fight against the English





Sheikh bashir sheikh Yusuf war against the English







Diriye caraale diiriye Guure And haaji suudi Ahmed Warsame Sultan nuur threatened By the British only an unconditional surrender would be accepted All 4 were isaaq this was the year 1901


Sultan nuur Axmed Amaan



The Gadhweyn

[Conqueror]

Ok. Now that you have shown us sources of Isaaq resistance against the Big Bad Daarood wolf; We would appreciate if you also showed us sources and evidence of Isaaq resistance against the British Colonials.

Darood since was the Somali national army Darood what are you on about

Somali National Army was synonymous with Daarod. Everyone knows that. The only people SNM called Faqash were the Dooros. Everyone knows that.

Now, you guys have shown us the Isaaq (SNM) resistance against the Big Bad Faqash Wolf, but can you guys show us sources and evidences of Isaaq resistance against British Colonials.

[The_Emperior5]

Faqash are people who worked for the former Siad bare government not a qabill there are Somaliland isaaq politicians today who have the nick Faqash

[Conqueror]

The Emperior or anyone for that matter, I'm not here to argue. All I asked was to show us sources and evidences of Isaaq resistance against the Colonial Powers.

Is that too much to ask?

[The_Emperior5]

Who is arguing i showed u and here are the sources

royal african soceity 1974

A collection of treaties, engagements, and sanads relating to India and neighbouring countries
Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing, India, 1892

Sessional papers, Volume 48

Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons
0 Recensies
H. M. Stationery Off., 1901

The navy everywhere
Conrad Cato
Constable and company, ltd., 1919 - 297

Official history of the operations in Somaliland, 1901-04, Volume 1

Great Britain. War Office. General Staff

Printed for H. M. Stationery office by Harrison and sons, 1907 - 635 pagina'

There are the sources look it up

Good night

[Conqueror]

^ WTF is this

You can do better than that, no. Give us legitimate sources, proves, documents showing details of how Isaaq resistance fought against the British Colonials or any other Foreign Power, the same way the Isaaq resistance fought against the "Daarod Occupiers".

[The_Emperior5]

These are legitimate sources its all in the archives history its written you should read it look it up i have showed u printscreens and sources who wrote it when and the names of the books its all up there.

[gurey25]

Now that you have shown us sources showing the Isaaq resistance against the "Big Bad Daarod Wolf" less than 30 years ago. We would appreciate if you showed us sources and evidence of Isaaq resistance against the British Colonials and other foreigners.

you cannot talk about the british anymore, after abdullahi yusuf used Ethiopian troops against other somalis.

emperior dont waste your time.

my reply to him was more than sufficient