Again you are confusing dictatorship with central government. Also how do you know Somalis today want Federalism? This was just a concept fed to them by Ethiopia and other countries.Estarix wrote:These are all ideas which you are throwing around with no evidence that it will solve somalia's problems. But lets deal with the reality of today. Are Somalis willing to return to the days of centralism (absolute authority in central government)? nope.
The Bay and Bakool have experienced mass abuse and marginalization and for more than half a century politicians from that region have advocated for federalism. Puntland is satisfied, and will not accept a return to centralism considering the abuse it has suffered from the central government. Somaliland is similarly allergic to such an ordeal and will surely not accept anything less than federalism.
So even if centralism is the be and all it doesnt give us a settlement to the somali quagmire.
If you ask a ordinary Somali they would rather want a central system than federal system. The only people that want Federal system are people with tribal mindset.
You need to put this in your thick head. Centralism is the only solution whether Somalis like it or not.
Talk to me the day Gaalkacyo is under one federal government, talk to me the day Ximan and Xeeb and Galmudug form one federal state etc.
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