Piracy Kingpin Faroole's Deadly Racketeering Business has a faceLift

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Maybe this is what 's causing that
http://gcaptain.com/2016/01/25/piracy-t ... qaRYlLA6wI
You 've overplayed your hand , my friend

Your being silly and your lack of knowledge in the region is showing, Xarardheere and ceeldheere were not part of Galmudug at that time only a few number of piracy foot soldiers were from Ximan iyo Xeeb the fast majority were from bari, they were funded by faroole as the UN monitoring report showed, he provided the boats and intel and helped launder the money, here you have the majerteen elders accuse them


http://piracyreport.com/index.php/post/ ... ts_in_2011
https://www.rts.ch/emissions/temps-pres ... opment.pdf


number of elders from Somalia’s Semi-autonomous region of Puntland, criticized President Abdurahman Mohammed Faroole and his government of not taking appropriate actions to stop piracy in the region

“What is going on our land is that pirates' number is increasing day after day and it effects us in different ways- economically and security , as elders we are condemning the president and his Administration,” Sultan Ali Said Awl, spokesman for traditional elders, told Somalia report by phone.

Said Awl, who is From (Majeerteen Clan), confirmed that pirates have military activities in Puntland, adding that the government can identify and stop pirates centers and investors.

Elders also say that piracy effects is felt in Commercial City Bosaso where the threat posed by the vice cause skyrocketing of goods arriving in port.

Mohamed Ahmed , a pirate based in Bargaal, in Punt land's Bari region told Somalia Report that some ministers serving in Faroole's governmnet have shares with the pirates.

He however refused to give details of the alleged ministers.

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Report of the Monitoring Group on Somalia pursuant to Security Council resolution 1853 (2008)
Excerpts from Part III & IV of the report
Piracy and the Puntland administration
In contrast with central Somalia, where piracy may be accurately described as a product of statelessness and warlordism, in north-eastern Somalia it benefits from the patronage and protection of State institutions. After 12 years of relatively positive evolution in Puntland, the newly established administration of Abdirahman Mohamed “Faroole” is nudging Puntland in the direction of becoming a criminal State. Monitoring Group investigations, involving interviews with sources possessing first-hand knowledge of piracy operations, ransom negotiations and/or payments, have confirmed that senior Puntland officials, including President Faroole and members of his Cabinet, notably the Minister of the Interior, General Abdullahi Ahmed Jama “Ilkajiir” (see case study 3 below) and the Minister for Internal Security, General Abdillahi Sa`iid Samatar, have received proceeds from piracy and/or kidnapping.
There have been some indications during the course of the mandate that Puntland has made increased efforts in the battle against piracy. During the course of 2009, President Abdirahman Mohamed “Faroole” has publicly condemned piracy on several occasions and the authorities have arrested and convicted a number of pirates, seizing weapons and equipment. In spite of these gestures, however, pirate activity off the coast of Puntland has increased, senior pirate leaders remain at liberty and without apparent fear of arrest, and in some cases the Puntland authorities have extended protection to pirate militias.

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