They could have arrested him without ambushing his house in the middle of the night and killing 6 people.Adali wrote: Thu Dec 21, 2017 12:50 pmclearly they wanted to arrest him, the incident was not an assassination attempt. You right the government handled it wrong, but Abdishakur is flight risk he should be house arrested, they still have his documents and computer from the raid, this data is more important than keeping him imprisoned, when the information is extracted beesha Hawiye who defended him will take the biggest L, you have just a big a stake in Somalia as we do, why defend a traitor that is selling all of us down the river.BVSNet wrote: Thu Dec 21, 2017 12:44 pmIf the government has a case, bring it to court, if found guilty the accused is punished accordingly. Going into someone's house guns blazing at midnight, killing people and then when asked to state your case and present your evidence to ask for 5 days.... Are you kidding me? So you killed those people without any certainty that they were dangerous and needed to be killed on that night?Murax wrote: Thu Dec 21, 2017 12:30 pm BVSnet,
Hope all's been well. That said You don't think it is a tad bit disingenuous to say 'Oh, Poor old miskiin workerbee everyday Somali citizen who got attacked for nothing but voicing His opinion'? I do think it is disingenuous to say that. Abdishakur, Cumar Buur are not everyday Somali citizens but dangerous, Non-State actors who have been given boatloads of cash to destabilize Somalia. NO I don't think any Somali leader should ever have the right to trample upon the rights of the Shacbi but dare I say this was a matter of National Security. UAE is actively trying to undermine the Government of Somalia and anybody who feels they could just come in and do another Nation's bidding in Somalia shouldn't feel safe.
AbkoowDhiblaawe,
Bro, Somalia has had too many damn years, especially US speaking as Koonfur Where there was nobody incharge, nobody with control and not knowing Where the buck stops with anything. Saas miyaan ahaanaynaa weligeen? Sometimes like is about picking the least bad option. I honestly think the only problem in this scenario was releasing Him so quickly.
Silencing political enemies by killing them or imprisoning them without evidence or a legal case is what happens in countries with a dictator. Somalia is not a dictatorship.
I don't like Abdishakur but we need to be clear on his crimes, they need to be proven and then he is to be punished. Silencing someone on hearsay is not acceptable.
There will be no L for Hawiye to take, if you would read the complaints it's about HOW this was handled, which was ILLEGAL.
In the event that Abdishakur is found guilty of a crime he should get what he deserves but the government is not to be allowed to behave as a dictatorship.