Who calls it that?khalid ali wrote: from 1991 till present day its called the Somaliland republic.

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Who calls it that?khalid ali wrote: from 1991 till present day its called the Somaliland republic.
Coldoon wrote:Who calls it that?khalid ali wrote: from 1991 till present day its called the Somaliland republic.
Mondey wrote:you are contradicting yourself, how can Isaaq challenge D/M, Hawiye and Darood but Dir can't in TODAYS Somalia (on north vs south basis) when you actually have less seats and representatives than Dir? the entire Isaaq family that live almost entirely inside Somalia have 27 seats while only the portion of Dir that lives in Somalia have some 34 seats! i think you are the one with number issues, Dir are at least ruling one country in the horn and participating in 2.25 other states. and despite being spread in 3 countries they still managed to have more representatives than Isaaq in mogadisho. i think its the other way around and without Dir no Isaaq can have one of the top 3 seats in todays somalia.
Siciid85 wrote:
Jaamac Cabdilaahi Qaalib speaker of parliament of Somali republic 1960-1964.
Egal former prime minster of Somali republic.
The only few times I wholeheartedly agree with you. How is it possible, Dhulbahante to end up with 8 seats as Ciise.khalid ali wrote:Ciise has 8 seats in Somalia and they live in half a district in Somalia Dhulbahante who live in a whole region have 8 seats do you see what is wrong with the system.
you are saying Isaaq was not interestd in top seat then who the hell was Omaar, a Isaaq ghost? look what applies on Samatar applies on Omaar.khalid ali wrote:Monday but here is the catch isaaq is not trying to become something in Somalia its you who needs an alliance not isaaq, because isaaq is not interested in a top seat in Somalia. its samatar who wanted to become President of Somalia but he had no support from his gadabuursi clan as you claim and not from the isaaq tribal family. Ciise has 8 seats in Somalia and they live in half a district in Somaliland seylac district Dhulbahante who live in a whole region have 8 seats in the federal parliament do you see what is wrong with the system.
Mondey wrote:
you are saying Isaaq was not interestd in top seat then who the hell was Omaar, a Isaaq ghost? look what applies on Samatar applies on Omaar.
always emotionalSiciid85 wrote:Isaaq has previously set their mark in a democratic government even though there was cheating incidents like the Walanweyn incident of the Koonfurians and
are today content with a thriving Somaliland nor can those so called Somalia officials that you think represent you set foot in Somaliland thus they are not
representative of the Somaliland people. That is enough to show even though being 22% of the Somali republic that they are the sole representatives of
former British Somaliland, in the early 1960 it was Isaaq vs Hawiye, Rahanweyn, Darood for the top seats. Now were was the mythical Dir? you have failed
in the past and failed today again due to your ignorance, arrogance of the Somali demographics, the likes of once delusional Prof Ahmed Samatar has accepted
their place and realized they are just 7% of the Somali republic, past or present.