How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
Exposing your Propaganda work is not personal.
No one comes to Somalinet and drops fifteen articles a week just to share “information”. You come across as a low-level PR agent who gets paid for his work.
But what is the nature of this work?
So far, we have established that your propaganda is not for an external consumption and that its main goal is to create the illusion that Haraadiga Barre is engaged in existential struggle against Mogadishu’s owners. What makes this a pure fiction and laughable is that Haraadigii Barre are not in position to challenge Mogadishu either militarily or economically.
So, If I cannot challenge Mogadishu militarily and economically what should my propaganda focus on?
Challenge the status que politically: create doom and gloom, discredit the administration, create the conditions for a unified group feeling and situate yourself as the sole caretaker of that group feeling. Any challenge to the role of the supreme caretaker is bad for business.
This is why the two headlines below can serve a single objective despite appearing contradictory in the context of Lascaanod war:
“Dhulbahante is the luckiest Somali clan of this century because they drew Garad Jama as their leader.”
“Deni caused the disenfranchisement of 6 Somali clans. Now Puntland Is In Trouble because of him”
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No one comes to Somalinet and drops fifteen articles a week just to share “information”. You come across as a low-level PR agent who gets paid for his work.
But what is the nature of this work?
So far, we have established that your propaganda is not for an external consumption and that its main goal is to create the illusion that Haraadiga Barre is engaged in existential struggle against Mogadishu’s owners. What makes this a pure fiction and laughable is that Haraadigii Barre are not in position to challenge Mogadishu either militarily or economically.
So, If I cannot challenge Mogadishu militarily and economically what should my propaganda focus on?
Challenge the status que politically: create doom and gloom, discredit the administration, create the conditions for a unified group feeling and situate yourself as the sole caretaker of that group feeling. Any challenge to the role of the supreme caretaker is bad for business.
This is why the two headlines below can serve a single objective despite appearing contradictory in the context of Lascaanod war:
“Dhulbahante is the luckiest Somali clan of this century because they drew Garad Jama as their leader.”
“Deni caused the disenfranchisement of 6 Somali clans. Now Puntland Is In Trouble because of him”
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
ReturnOfMariixmaan wrote: Thu Jul 27, 2023 10:05 am I hated the ‘77 war. Hyenas won’t dare attack lions. That’s why I am different than my father. From 9:15-9:45
Back in the day when Somalia was run by weak, lazy, coward and incompetent men.
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
A better image of Mogadishu, one that reflects the true character of its owners.
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
I did not imagine somebody who comes across as you do in the first page of this topic would necessarily be asymptomatic for a behavior malacculturation or maladaptation if not a behavioral pathology altogether. I will leave it there.Nolol cusub wrote: Thu Jul 27, 2023 11:17 pm Exposing your Propaganda work is not personal.
No one comes to Somalinet and drops fifteen articles a week just to share “information”. You come across as a low-level PR agent who gets paid for his work.
But what is the nature of this work?
So far, we have established that your propaganda is not for an external consumption and that its main goal is to create the illusion that Haraadiga Barre is engaged in existential struggle against Mogadishu’s owners. What makes this a pure fiction and laughable is that Haraadigii Barre are not in position to challenge Mogadishu either militarily or economically.
So, If I cannot challenge Mogadishu militarily and economically what should my propaganda focus on?
Challenge the status que politically: create doom and gloom, discredit the administration, create the conditions for a unified group feeling and situate yourself as the sole caretaker of that group feeling. Any challenge to the role of the supreme caretaker is bad for business.
This is why the two headlines below can serve a single objective despite appearing contradictory in the context of Lascaanod war:
“Dhulbahante is the luckiest Somali clan of this century because they drew Garad Jama as their leader.”
“Deni caused the disenfranchisement of 6 Somali clans. Now Puntland Is In Trouble because of him”
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
Gubbet is spamming the forum to influence search engines ie google in terms of repeating the same topics discussed years ago and making new ones with similar title with alternative reality which is kind to his people.
one example is Imam Ahmed Gurey.
but he is not slick
one example is Imam Ahmed Gurey.
but he is not slick
Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
You do know there are algorithms in search engine ranking expressly designed to mitigate that bias right?
Food for thought; everything you can imagine has been taken into consideration by Big Brother (Tech Lords).
Food for thought; everything you can imagine has been taken into consideration by Big Brother (Tech Lords).
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
I agree there is no way Gubbet has a full time job or a life for that sake
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
KacdoonSool wrote: Fri Jul 28, 2023 5:49 pm I agree there is no way Gubbet has a full time job or a life for that sake

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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
Why do the two headlines below serve a single objective for Gubbet despite appearing contradictory in the context of Lascaanod war:
“Dhulbahante is the luckiest Somali clan of this century because they drew Garad Jama as their leader.”
“Deni caused the disenfranchisement of 6 Somali clans. Now Puntland Is In Trouble because of him”
Here why, “Dhulbahante is the luckiest Somali clan of this century because they drew Garad Jama as their leader” piece props up the man who started the Lascanood war. A war that indirectly and directly benefits Farmaajo camp politically. Whip up the Darood group feeling and harvest the political unity that emerges.
You thought the prop up was a simple Gubbet entry in Somalinet, nah. Gubbet quotes another Marahan guy from YouTube whom as guessed it was pleased with work Garaad Jama is doing in Lascanood.
Gubbet chimes in for emphasis:
The second piece also serves a similar goal. Whatever the outcome of Lascanood war might be, one thing is for certain. A strong Darood group feeling will emerge and that group feeling needs to have a supreme caretaker. This man can only be the man sitting in Doha. Deni is seen a bigger threat to the entire project.
KacdoonSool, a perceptive fellow understands Gubbet’s curve ball and responds to him:
Original Dervish:
Gubbet’s PR work against Deni goes into ferver:
“Dhulbahante is the luckiest Somali clan of this century because they drew Garad Jama as their leader.”
“Deni caused the disenfranchisement of 6 Somali clans. Now Puntland Is In Trouble because of him”
Here why, “Dhulbahante is the luckiest Somali clan of this century because they drew Garad Jama as their leader” piece props up the man who started the Lascanood war. A war that indirectly and directly benefits Farmaajo camp politically. Whip up the Darood group feeling and harvest the political unity that emerges.
You thought the prop up was a simple Gubbet entry in Somalinet, nah. Gubbet quotes another Marahan guy from YouTube whom as guessed it was pleased with work Garaad Jama is doing in Lascanood.
Gubbet wrote: Thu Jul 13, 2023 9:20 pm The fella below is Marehan. The admiration he has towards Garad Jama is profound beyond belief.
He even says "when you are done saving SSC, come save us in Jubbaland."
He means it.
Watch below to see why Dhulbahante has been blessed by fortune with the luck of the draw. They got the historical Somali clan leader at precisely the moment when they needed him most.
Gubbet chimes in for emphasis:

Gubbet wrote: Thu Jul 13, 2023 9:35 pm I should add that I myself respect him more than I have respected any single Somali authority figure I ever saw or heard of in any official capacity contemporaneously to my lifetime of any clan or region in Somali territory including from my background. This includes even as high as president. Garad Jama is very, very rare.
The second piece also serves a similar goal. Whatever the outcome of Lascanood war might be, one thing is for certain. A strong Darood group feeling will emerge and that group feeling needs to have a supreme caretaker. This man can only be the man sitting in Doha. Deni is seen a bigger threat to the entire project.
KacdoonSool, a perceptive fellow understands Gubbet’s curve ball and responds to him:
KacdoonSool wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 7:47 pm Voltage wants us to support a man hiding in Doho and attack the only Darod left in Power
Original Dervish:
original dervish wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 7:06 pm Whatever you think about Deni et al....PL & SSC are engaged in an existential war against multiple foes inside and outside the country.
Now is not the time to settle old political scores.
The only path to victory is through strength and unity.
Any person seeking to harm the unity of the people is an undoubted enemy.
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Gubbet’s PR work against Deni goes into ferver:
Gubbet wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 6:24 pm Puntland is slow walking towards political catastrophy.
There is no way to get around this sensation.
Siciid Abdullahi Deni is different to prior Puntland leaders.
I wrote this about the 'monster' Puntland created when it allowed him to do what he did against Dhooba Daareed, i.e. broad daylight "armed coup."
Gubbet wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 6:24 pm I wrote this explaining why Boqor Burhan and the elders did an unprecedented intervention in the Bosaso clashes 'caused' by the impunity Deni gained from the Dhoobo Daareed coup
Gubbet wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 6:24 pm I wrote this concerning the gravity of what Puntland did by 'allowing' Deni to do what he did in Puntland federal selections for Senate and ParliamentGubbet wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 6:24 pm Finally, recall not really Kenya, Ahmed Madoobe, Rooble, or anyone else but "Siciid Deni" structurally disenfranchised the constituencies of Marehan, Dir, Garre, Gabaabwayn, Gasaargude, and Macalinwayne.
There is a political hurricane headed towards Puntland and my hope is they learn something very important from it that prevents them from ever allowing someone to do in their name what this man has done during his contemptible political tenure.[/size]
Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
Go back to 'Sahan' who are actually paying you chump change and have both of you have a talk about "integrity" and "principle." Nobody needs to pay me a copper penny to look out for Sade. I am a son of Yahye & Moorif.
It was nice toying with you---now go away, your pestilence has bored me.
For anyone observing; it is not really about here. It is about the fact my opinions here get picked up on other platforms and voila they apparently are valuable enough to quickly pick up thousands of views and interactions.
I am done with your distraction.
It was nice toying with you---now go away, your pestilence has bored me.
For anyone observing; it is not really about here. It is about the fact my opinions here get picked up on other platforms and voila they apparently are valuable enough to quickly pick up thousands of views and interactions.
I am done with your distraction.
Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
I will add 1 last point since I am sure you guys could possibly believe I am affiliated with Nabad & Nolol or Team Farmaajo in some capacity or form.
I am not. Period.
I will even add I have never reached out, interacted with, or had an encounter of any capacity with Farmajo or any one representing him or affiliated with him. None. In fact, I even once had a formal invite to a very private, intimate lunch at Villa Somalia with just him, his wife, and his mother and a group of 5 of us and I declined. As God is my witness, I extricated myself from the invitation because I saw it as "unethical" for someone who prolifically exercised his freedom of expression in the online marketplace of ideas championing Farmaajo's good governance on grounds of shared principles.
If you think with my talent, if there was a "profit motive" for my freedom of expression, that I would be writing here or really I wouldn't already have carved my own successful disproportionate piece of the "commentary" market---you have only shown me the limitations of your own intelligence.
Get real dude & really find something better to do with yourself.
I am not. Period.
I will even add I have never reached out, interacted with, or had an encounter of any capacity with Farmajo or any one representing him or affiliated with him. None. In fact, I even once had a formal invite to a very private, intimate lunch at Villa Somalia with just him, his wife, and his mother and a group of 5 of us and I declined. As God is my witness, I extricated myself from the invitation because I saw it as "unethical" for someone who prolifically exercised his freedom of expression in the online marketplace of ideas championing Farmaajo's good governance on grounds of shared principles.
If you think with my talent, if there was a "profit motive" for my freedom of expression, that I would be writing here or really I wouldn't already have carved my own successful disproportionate piece of the "commentary" market---you have only shown me the limitations of your own intelligence.
Get real dude & really find something better to do with yourself.
Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
Interesting findings mr Nolol Cusub
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
Poor gubbet psychologist baa helay. ditoore aad noosoo booqo, gubbet cilladiisa adaa fahmaye.Nolol cusub wrote: Thu Jul 27, 2023 7:45 amGubbet wrote: Thu Jul 27, 2023 7:13 am
"Marehan today have the highest quality of life of any part of Somalia."
Source: a very highly placed Marehan technical staff
Thanks for proving my point. Your propaganda is purely for an internal consumption.
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
Yusuf, I expect the shimbirayahoow hees from Mohoka, but indeed you are a surprise. At the least understand stalking cyber detractor probably is taking inspiration from you first noticing "why" I utilize this forum to which I was the first to agree amd concur. It is why I found Nolol Cusub's enter effect irrelevant. Yes, I utilize this forum entirely for me and my community. Literally.
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Re: How Haraadiga Barre Lost the Civil War, the Economy and now…
I wonder on what grounds your claim is based that mareexaan has the highest quality of life among all faaraxis.Gubbet wrote: Sat Jul 29, 2023 9:47 am Yusuf, I expect the shimbirayahoow hees from Mohoka, but indeed you are a surprise. At the least understand stalking cyber detractor probably is taking inspiration from you first noticing "why" I utilize this forum to which I was the first to agree amd concur. It is why I found Nolol Cusub's enter effect irrelevant. Yes, I utilize this forum entirely for me and my community. Literally.

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