We will succeed or fail on our own merits.Soron wrote: Sat Jun 29, 2024 7:51 pmDhulbahante wa dadkegi but to be honest they can’t govern themselves, they don’t have the capability to build a state dad cadkoga gosan kara maha period!Khalid Ali wrote: Thu Jun 27, 2024 3:02 ammahor wrote: Wed Jun 26, 2024 7:23 pm They dont want to be controlled by another qabiil esp an entity that tries to impose something by force and by nefariously supporting some subclans against the other. They are also pro somalia for the most part, and see isaaqs rebellion and siding against the central gov as treason, and somaliland being a symbol of that. I dont think its something unique to isaaqs, if mj's did the same to them they would react the same way. Most qabiils dont want to feel like they're being dominated by another qabiil, its either a unitary gov they approve or a group like alshabab, its the same 68 iq zero sum thinking that has destroyed Somalia, and it has also destroyed the somaliland project.
There is no indication that the Somaliland government supports one clan over another; it has extended support to all Dhulbahante clans equally. They have empowered those who align with their government, but this does not imply any animosity towards other clans. It is interesting that you mention the desire to avoid being controlled by another clan. If being part of Somaliland equates to being controlled by another clan, does that mean when Daahir Rayaale was leading Somaliland, everyone was under the control of a different clan? Similarly, does Ahmed Madoobe fall under the control of another clan because Culusow is his president?
The notion that one refuses to be governed by another clan is as absurd as advocating for Somaliweyn or the unity of Somalia and Somaliland solely to keep the Darood or Harti clans politically united. If one cannot share a state with Puntland, this logic seems inconsistent. Additionally, when you pay tribute to Culusow and state that Laascaanood falls under his jurisdiction, does this mean you are governed by another clan since Culusow is not your kin?
I find this sort of reasoning difficult to comprehend walahi.
Personally i think they should be part of puntland.
So far everything is going tremendously well....alhamdulilah!
Everyday new investment and long lost diaspora folks are pouring into the Holy city. Security is tight and you can walk freely in every part of Lascaanood till the early hours of the morning.
The only issue is the proliferation of alcohol and drunkards. It was the policy of sl to flood SSC regions with drugs and liquor. However, this issue is being tackled by specialist police units