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AbdiJohnson wrote:There was a particular battle that Murusade surrendered and gave their weapons to Aidid that same hour. Everyone knows this. I'm not saying Murusade surrendered the entire duration of the war but they did surrender at that particular battle between both clans which created that Kuwait nickname. It wasn't a retreat. Like I said, no point in lying. All clans win some and lose some. No shame in it. Do you agree though that the Kuwaiti nickname refers to the battle or are you going to agree with Somali-Transporter that refers to the clan's riches? Because everyone knows how this term was coined so you denying it would show your credibility lol

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Abdi "Let's set aside the retreat/surrender argument for now" Johnson

Then ask some of those elders who was there they will tell? My version is correct here! and i'm not being biased... no disrespect

How can a whole clan surrender in less than a hour. In a battle if things don't go your way you retreat regroup and counter attack
with possibilities of some being caught as POW's

Here is Murusade helping Aideed repulse Barre
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=-s0V ... de&f=false

bermuuda i heard the murusades ran to kaaraan after 15 min of fighting. Rofl

Are you butthurt from yesterdays karbashing in afgooye

Of course the various subclans helped each other out during the USC days. I'm talking about after when they got rid of Barre and then forced the Darod into Kenya. That is when the warlords starting to fight amongst themselves and sub clans (and sub sub clans, and even further) were fighting for control of Mogadishu. I don't know how that book is relevant to what we were discussing. It happened years prior to the Hawiye wars

So what can you tell me about the Kuwait reference? What does it refer to?



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Abdi "I am waiting" Johnson

what are you on about?

AbdiJohnson wrote:Of course the various subclans helped each other out during the USC days. I'm talking about after when they got rid of Barre and then forced the Darod into Kenya. That is when the warlords starting to fight amongst themselves and sub clans (and sub sub clans, and even further) were fighting for control of Mogadishu. I don't know how that book is relevant to what we were discussing. It happened years prior to the Hawiye wars

So what can you tell me about the Kuwait reference? What does it refer to?



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Abdi "I am waiting" Johnson

Are you not Dir? What does it have to do with you?

Hydrogen is so scared of dirs now relax dude irirs r all brothers

SecretAgent wrote:Hydrogen is so scared of dirs now relax dude irirs r all brothers

The day I'm scared of Dir is the same day hell freezes over. There is no such thing as "Irir" either. It was created for Isaaq but now irrelevant Dirs seem so attached to it. Gtfo. Inter-Hawiye battles have nothing to do with you or your nasty friend. Go and talk about being bullied by Isaaqs in waqooyi.

Why would a Murusade need to prove himself to a Dir? That's degrading in itself alone.

Are you are retard didn't i say they had the upper hand cos Murusade was neutral when attacked but the difference between me and you is that you think that was the end. Tell me how did we get our area back are you saying it was handed back willingly

Its the 21th century and hutuwiye naareds are fighting over checkpoints savages. Hydrofag do yourself a favour and kill urself Bahal baa tahey allow alle

CaliCaato wrote: Its the 21th century and hutuwiye naareds are fighting over checkpoints savages. Hydrofag do yourself a favour and kill urself Bahal baa tahey allow alle

HutuKing get a f-king life and stop multinicking.

I thought multiple nicknames weren't allowed? CaliCaato, DarthSomali = Ahlulbaytsolider

I didn't say that was the end of the fighting. I specifically referrrd to this particular battle. I specifically made it clear for you. I know there were more battles. So what does Kuwait itself refer to? It has a deeper message than just a victory in a particular battle. You're beating around the bush. Will you finally agree with me that Kuwait refers to the timing of that particular battle's victory of the other clan? That it refers to how fast Murusade surrendered in that particular battle?

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Abdi "Do you have ADHD?" Johnson

HydroKHANEES truths hurts doesn't it? I would be mad too if i was an hutuwiye nareed

AbdiJohnson wrote:I didn't say that was the end of the fighting. I specifically referrrd to this particular battle. I specifically made it clear for you. I know there were more battles. So what does Kuwait itself refer to? It has a deeper message than just a victory in a particular battle. You're beating around the bush. Will you finally agree with me that Kuwait refers to the timing of that particular battle's victory of the other clan? That it refers to how fast Murusade surrendered in that particular battle?

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Abdi "Do you have ADHD?" Johnson