zingii wrote:Garbo_Gedo wrote:zingii wrote:
Garbo-Gedo:
If that’s the case why would they want war and destruction on their region?
Why wage war on a peaceful region knowing your people live there?
It just doesn’t add up.
What's wrong with u man, they never started war, all what they did was peacefully establishing a maxkamad in Baardheere to start with and apply the sharia law to whole region. The region was peaceful and today the region is still peaceful as long that those in doolow start war and destruction.
These wadaado in the region are mareexaan, and anyone who call themselves mareexaan who kills them cannot call themselves mareexaan and should face severe consequence. I for one would have fought if one of my cousins was with the wadaado and was killed by Barre's supporters. I just dont support the fact that someone would justify killing or waging war against fellow marehan simply because they are wadado. The blood of marehan is precious and shouldn't be shed easily.
If they were peaceful or still are peaceful why is barre in dolow?
Ps, Abtigaa Allah u naxariisto. Aamiin
Aamin, iyo dhamaan inta muslim ahoo dhimatay.
Brother what I believe is, Barre dont want a inclusive marehan unity where marehan wadado (alshabab) has a say and where the minority can also make their voice heard. U may ask me why u saying that? well if he wants an inclusive marehan unity where everyone is seen important member of the community, why dont he give a piece a chance a sit face to face with his cousins and compromise their different ideas for the sake of our long-term existence. I believe in Dollow because he dnt want peace and unity, and I think what he is up to is what Omar Haji been up to in 1990s which is coming with some Ethiopians,killing and chasing marehan wadado and then the ethiopian will turn to Barre and he'll escape and then we start killing each other ourselves jst like when the Ethiopian turned against Omar Haji back in 1990s.
We should value every single Marehan life, and we should compromise for the sake of saving our elders, professionals, businessmen and cousins' lives and our future.
May father (AUN) passed away in 2008 at the age of 53 and hadn't the opportunity to see himself Gedo as a peaceful and developed region and I dont wish myself to pass away without seeing my region being very successful and I dnt want my grandchildren to be at the state I'm in right now where my people and region isn't making alot of progress.