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Your a kid raised in Xamar no different from the Boli qaran crew. Why should anyone expect your opinion to be any different...Khalid Ali wrote:Orodo qol isku so xiidh oo soo ooy
Saaxib you're thinking too much. All of this boils down to "Siad Barre = Darood therefore even if he was the worst thing to happen to Somalia I will defend him till I die". Allow it. Let them celevbrate their holy day and revel in their qaxootinimo.skywalker25 wrote:Nothing wrong with people who have a good memory of the kacaan or even its leader. Many Somalis hold dear certain individuals who in any respectable country would be classed as criminals but because of tribal unity they stay loyal. But the main problem arises when history is twisted and people try to force a narrative thats distorted and factually incorrect on others.
Take for example a typical pro Kacaan
''One thing I notice is every year Somalia stays lawless, the more October 21 becomes a even bigger event. Probably in 1992 it wasn't that big'' This is factually incorrect
To support this he brings as his evidence Universal TV, a channel owned by Barwani's. A group who grew wealthy and who were allowed to prosper because they posed no threat and who after the fall of the regime lost all their gains to the anti Barre movement. Now you dont need to be a rocket scientist to workout why this group would support the Regime in any given year but according to this gentleman above its a sign of change. looool
No country on earth celebrates a dictator. Not Russia for stalin, not germany for Hitler, not Italy for Mussolini, not Iraq for Saddam, none of those South American dictators Pinochet etl. However, Somalia is different. Really?
Khadijo ali orod ninkagi marexaanka aha raadso. Waa leeysyaqana.Khalid Ali wrote:General duufle still crying in still in tears we won the war brick by brick we build the country we licked our wounds and build a better place for our people
U don't dont know anything about my family my uncles were detained in hargeisa
During the dhagatuur my father left the Somali republic 1973 to work in Saudi Arabia where as my maternal family members remained in xamar in hargeisa. going at their daily work they were mostly busines people inport export livestock
Trade and in construction they worked for their money
The only fam member who worked for the regime
Was my grandfather who became the ambasador to germany
And he later defected 1983, and joined the snm maybe u know him ibrahim meygag samatar
I never said the regime was great I said people mis judge the man who led I don't believe he was an evil man
Nin kalia had xun yahay mala iska qabto the problem is somalis are not honest
They will tell you one side of the story
As for snm my family was the biggest contributors and had a sizable members in the central comitte snm igu faani meysid
Because abdisalaan yasin Turki and my paps go way back kinder garden in hargeisa later both were in saudia Arabia
Having said that its been 23 years the world has changed. The regime is gone no need to cry and be emotional
Murax and BlackRain if another 'Siyad' came you'd be the first to revolt. How do you combine being pro federalist and Siyadist? War Ilah ka cabso tolnimo ayay kaa tahay waxan
Yes Siyaad Barre came into power through bloodless military coup which paved the wave for him to rule the country with iron fist. But if another Siyaad came into power in a different method like democracy I will doubt they will revolt. Because Siyaad Barre had a vision and character many Somalis loved, all these people hating on Siyaad Barre due it mainly because of his clan. They attacking Siyaad Barre because of the clan he hails from. They have no clue about who Siyaad Barre was and what he did, they never lived in that era. All they hear is biased reports from their parents or tribalist fiefdoms.Marques wrote:
XimanJaale wrote:Yes Siyaad Barre came into power through bloodless military coup which paved the wave for him to rule the country with iron fist. But if another Siyaad came into power in a different method like democracy I will doubt they will revolt. Because Siyaad Barre had a vision and character many Somalis loved, all these people hating on Siyaad Barre due it mainly because of his clan. They attacking Siyaad Barre because of the clan he hails from. They have no clue about who Siyaad Barre was and what he did, they never lived in that era. All they hear is biased reports from their parents or tribalist fiefdoms.Marques wrote:
