What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Ximan.

there is no single nabadoon that supports Doolow group, Tell me the name of one nabadoon that supports Doolow group, but I can tell you right now 100 known nabadoons that are against it.

As you claim you were born in Jijiga and I know you don’t know nothing about Gedo and its people, I don’t care if you support sheikh sharif and his two kilometer square government, like others do here enjoy your cyber fadhi ku dirir but stop false stories you are making about Gedo and its people.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Qansa AUN your uncle :(
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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mahdi01 wrote:Ximan.

there is no single nabadoon that supports Doolow group, Tell me the name of one nabadoon that supports Doolow group, but I can tell you right now 100 known nabadoons that are against it.

As you claim you were born in Jijiga and I know you don’t know nothing about Gedo and its people, I don’t care if you support sheikh sharif and his two kilometer square government, like others do here enjoy your cyber fadhi ku dirir but stop false stories you are making about Gedo and its people.
So wat if I was born in Jigjiga? Never grew up there. Lived in Xamar and Luuq ganaane during my young days. Been Gedo two times since i left somalia, in 2004 and last year. Also why should i name the nabadoons and risk their lives? Do u think i'm stupid, by naming them.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Wallahi I have never seen so much unity among Marehan on a single issue before this one. All the Marehans that used to have bickering and differing opinions about all levels of Marehan politics today unconditionally are against what Dollow is doing. Every single Marehan I see in real life is against what Dollow is doing and considers it fitna. XimanJaale, Ibrahim, and all these other new nick that seems like it belongs to one person are beyond delusional.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Archerr, aun to your uncle ilahay samir ha siiyo qoyska iyo waalidka, hana u sahlo, ilahay xaalada adeg dadkeena kujiraan ka saar uuguna badal nabad iyo barwaaqo.

walahay waan ka xumahay dad qarkood dhoqonimada heysata, so it was not enough to attack Coolpoison because of his Galgaduud roots but now Ximanjaale must be converted into a Rer Dalal so he too can be attacked because of Galgaduud roots, so now its only Warsame left to be converted into Habar Cise or some Mareexaan subclan that settles primarily in Galgaduud. :lol: tolka wee isku dhulqaadataa weena isu caqli cilisaa laakin dad badan farahee ka baxeen.

Voltage wrote:Patriot cares more about the people suffering than these so-called Marehan ever will. So much of tribalism. :up:
Advo wrote: :lost: to Image
Voltage wrote:Since this has already started, I actually wish Shabaab firmly and once and for all vanquishes the Dollow group neuteralizing them so they never attempt such folly again. Once and for all, may Shabaab destroy them for good so they have zero ability to put anything together again. Haa wada tagaan where ever they want to go but far away from being the carriers of war to people who do not need it.
Advo wrote:All these guys homes and families are in cabudwaq and surrounding areas, they don't any have connection to Gedo and thus feel no sympathy for the people nor destroyed city. All this is a game to them, "Yes, we (dolow) kicked shishakabob out of the city for 5 hours today" etc.
Murax wrote: I'm sure these idiots never sent $1 to Gedo and instead spend their whole existance cyber warlording.
last quote actually i want to comment on that, Advo told me he never sent a penny to Gedo during this whole conflict, your bigotry has backfired big time, i actually did send to my cousin 100$ so he could get the F out of there along with his family, and i would even support any collective effort that helps those displaced civilians, but damn your bigoted. real quick how did you feel when Xoosh from his pocket wrote a $3200 check to the Gedo University ? did you little brain implode :lol:
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Garbo_Gedo wrote: Indeed, and these who died there were reer Gedo . It is indeed sad that people like reer dalal and others would come all the way from Galgaduud to Gedo, not for peace, but to just kill reer Gedo and cause mayham like what's just happening. And notice most of marehan who are celebrating this conflict are reer galgaduud whether them Snet or in real life.
Berke wrote: This galgaduud(reer mudug) and reer gedo divide you are promoting is not something that exists in real life as half of beled xawo's population are from mudug. Like I said to Garbo tolkaada dhinac ka raac saaxib hadaad Marexaan tahay.
dividing Beesha is only benefitial to outsiders, if Beledxaawo suffers so does beesha and if Beledxaawo has peace and development it will benefit all of beesha, this divide thing is insane, this sickness will definitely make us like cawaanta qaaqaawan.

dhoqonimada hala iska daayo, sharaf dhac intaas ka badan ma rabno.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Some of the old-timers here need to be really carefull how they word their words. Opposing the Doolow group for any reason is acceptable but to categorize them as Mooryaans or Fitnah or even selectively applying an Islaamic princple against them is something that borders to ad hominem and I won't accept that.

This topic explains the confusional state of some of the members here, hiding behind usual pseudo-moral high ground whilst attempting to discret the Doolow group supporters as merely infants with no legitimate ties to Gedo. This is not a kids' playground where one can slur ad hominem coupled with "this is wrong" interjections and except that you somehow made a valid point.

In any war, there are always casualties, irrespective of its scale. The Doolow group consisting of local legitimate administrations that Reer Jubbaland had set-up were ejected, from their own regions, by al-Shabaab. They have suffered casualties whilst the regions that they were representing was held hostage by Abu Mansuur and co. They have camped in Doolow for over three years, surely logic dictates that that they were going to counter-attack at any time. It is nothing that happend out of whims.

Reer Gedo have lost thousands of their youth in the forceful conscriptions sent to Xamar, yet there was no outcry, Reer Gedo had to endure this year a drought that that they have never experienced before since al-Shabaab banned the local aid agencies from providing the usual annual relieve, yet there was no outcry, Reer Gedo youth had to endure random decapitations and be dictated by some foreign officials. Haven't we learned anything from the al-Itixaad saga?

When the Doolow group attempts to relieve them from these impositions, suddenly the long-awaited outcry is directed at them.

One should know that this mis-directed outcry is not something that is new from Mareexaan, it was repeated in the Gedo USC-SNF wars when Barre Hiiraale attacked Gedo to dislodge the Caydiid militia, there were Mareexaans who made the usual uproar that some of you are making now.

Similiarly when Barre Hiiraale removed the Morgan coalition in Kismaayo.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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The height of delusion on your part Warsame. I have been where you are at and I know what drives you has no more depth, no more substance than the width of a fingertip.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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It's good to see a lot of people awakening to the truth.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Well, Barre Aden Hiiraale :up: is a red line. Marehans should never cross the vanguard.

Barre Hiiraale :up: was a Marehan hero when he liberated Gedo from Aydeed. He was a hero when he kicked Morgan's ass in Jubbada Hoosta. And he is still a Marehan hero in resisting Al-Shabab group, and anyone who says otherwise does not know what they are talking about.

The clan wars in Somalia are not over. We should not be carried away. We still need Barre :up: and his likes.

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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Voltage wrote:The height of delusion on your part Warsame. I have been where you are at and I know what drives you has no more depth, no more substance than the width of a fingertip.

Voltage, you are aware that I wasn't born yesterday.
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Warsame101 wrote:Some of the old-timers here need to be really carefull how they word their words. Opposing the Doolow group for any reason is acceptable but to categorize them as Mooryaans or Fitnah or even selectively applying an Islaamic princple against them is something that borders to ad hominem and I won't accept that.

This topic explains the confusional state of some of the members here, hiding behind usual pseudo-moral high ground whilst attempting to discret the Doolow group supporters as merely infants with no legitimate ties to Gedo. This is not a kids' playground where one can slur ad hominem coupled with "this is wrong" interjections and except that you somehow made a valid point.

In any war, there are always casualties, irrespective of its scale. The Doolow group consisting of local legitimate administrations that Reer Jubbaland had set-up were ejected, from their own regions, by al-Shabaab. They have suffered casualties whilst the regions that they were representing was held hostage by Abu Mansuur and co. They have camped in Doolow for over three years, surely logic dictates that that they were going to counter-attack at any time. It is nothing that happend out of whims.

Reer Gedo have lost thousands of their youth in the forceful conscriptions sent to Xamar, yet there was no outcry, Reer Gedo had to endure this year a drought that that they have never experienced before since al-Shabaab banned the local aid agencies from providing the usual annual relieve, yet there was no outcry, Reer Gedo youth had to endure random decapitations and be dictated by some foreign officials. Haven't we learned anything from the al-Itixaad saga?

When the Doolow group attempts to relieve them from these impositions, suddenly the long-awaited outcry is directed at them.

One should know that this mis-directed outcry is not something that is new from Mareexaan, it was repeated in the Gedo USC-SNF wars when Barre Hiiraale attacked Gedo to dislodge the Caydiid militia, there were Mareexaans who made the usual uproar that some of you are making now.

Similiarly when Barre Hiiraale removed the Morgan coalition in Kismaayo.

This is what really makes me ask whether You really are affected by what goes on in the region, or whether Your only contact is Gedo is Doolow, which I really think is the case. We get called, (Me personally) a lot from Baardheere, Beled Xaawo. For the most part their lives didn't really regress or improve give or take since these kids came in. Infact in Baardheere our Aunts now say they are happy the place is mooryaan free and they can keep their locks open at night to get the breeze and also keep their shops open which they can never do before. Have these Shishkabab done amazing stuff amd improved their lives? Hell no, but at least they were living in peace and can live their daily lives. Now here comes these Doolow folks, who clearly are no match for this group. Launching hit and run attacks in conjuction with Xabashi and then running with a tail between their legs, but not before starting a humanitarian disaster. B Xaawo was one of the up and coming towns in Southern Somlaia and now it has become a ghost town. The funny thing is this Doolow group You talk about are not fighting for anything of purpose, as they surely would have had more resolve if they were. The only thing they suceed is already compounding a very bad situation. The fact that You do not see that or comprehend that makes Me officially think You have become delusional. Gedo for You is house money, You do not care how many people die in the middle if Your Family ambitions can be achieved. For people like My family who every time this stuff happens (3-4 times a year) have to move about 20 family members and resettle them into different areas, try to at least understand where We're coming from.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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For the feeble minded, a fragile peace enforced by a brutish thug organization is better than the coming peace of a united Somalia. They support a group which has imported all the lunatics of Central Asia to impose their terror on the people of Gedo, a group which has sent thousands of children from Gedo to die in vain in Mogadishu, and which has time and time again has shown that it doesn't have the interests of the Somali people at heart but is just driven to establish Afghanistan version 2 in Southern Somalia at all costs. The status quo may be satisfactory for some, but for others we look forward to the day when Gedo isn't held hostage by teenagers wielding guns and can realize it's true potential as the gem of Somalia, a potential which can only be fulfilled by a legitimate governing body.
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Re: What was gained from the war in Beled-Xaawo?

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Sidii habargedir Xamar iyo Koonfurta ugu waalatay dad baa Kismaayo ku waashay walle. Willing to burn Gedo to the ground to get there is exactly what we are seeing. May Allah curse those who dislodged them out of their paradise.
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In response to Warsame 101 Murax wrote:

[/quote] Gedo for You is house money, You do not care how many people die in the middle if Your Family ambitions can be achieved. For people like My family who every time this stuff happens (3-4 times a year) have to move about 20 family members and resettle them into different areas, try to at least understand where We're coming from.[/quote]


:shock: Wow! This is f..... tuff and unfortunately very true. Wow!
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