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AW, this is not good news for all Warlords, iljeexs are not excludedAbdiWahab252 wrote:xoogSADE,
Samatar is the most visible and highest ranking official. Once you nail a big war criminal like him, it will follow down to the minor fish.
Justice is coming
P.S. Civil suits are just as effective. Imagine seeing your personal assets being seized in a judgment and being forced to conceal your assets to avoid payment will force you to leave the states.
he is a somali man after all 
AbdiWahab252 wrote:Grandpapa,
If you find one, please go ahead and file a case.
That would be your sorry camp bro. We was the victorious boys, who entered Burco, Hargeisa and all in between on top of tanks. I wasn't chased to my land like you by hungry Hawiye heathens.shaamboo wrote:SNM answer me one thing
why did ur people start war if they act like candho?? if they can win?
GENERAL_SNM wrote:That would be your sorry camp bro. We was the victorious boys, who entered Burco, Hargeisa and all in between on top of tanks. I wasn't chased to my land like you by hungry Hawiye heathens.shaamboo wrote:SNM answer me one thing
why did ur people start war if they act like candho?? if they can win?
It will be hard saaxib, these iljeexs who participated in the 90's were not part of a formal govt but are rebels who hold no medals. AW, I want to find the man who slaughtered my two young abtis who were working on their cars innocently. Do you believe this kin of yours should be brought to justice?AbdiWahab252 wrote:Grandpapa,
If you find one, please go ahead and file a case.
My issue isn't with Cali Samatar's guilt or innocence, he was part of the establishment, but so were many others. Samatar was not a commanding officer, he was not a general, most he did was hold a ceremonial position. But you had as leaders Cigaal, Tuure, Riyaale, etc who were all members of the same regime, men who never showed remorse for their role in the previous administration and never quit politics. Mark my words, if you stopped selective judgements and prosecuted every member of that establishment equally, we would all be behind it 100%. I doubt there's anyone of us who has fond memories of what took place in the north in the late 80s, it was a tragedy indeed, but we don't want double-standards either.GENERAL_SNM wrote:Koronto sxb, how can you be a munaafaq and a muslim at the same time. This man was the second in command of a government that systematic killed its citizens without any due process. At least the peace of sh!t is getting that which is more then his victims got from him. My question is dont you think your a hypocrite when you wont alllow a man accused to prove his innocence. Wa munaafaqnimo tasi, let him prove his innocence if he is innocent.
And if you can find the red beret criminal who innocently killed your kin please sue himAbdiWahab252 wrote:Grandpapa,
If you can locate that sick man, kindly go ahead and press a case.
