Star, I don't think you understand my brother.Starabdi wrote: Fri May 15, 2020 8:05 pmBother you are partly correct, for example saying, Isaaq has no well/Boorhole south of Burco.Voltage wrote: Fri May 15, 2020 5:43 pmThere is no territorial claims. To behonest Isaaq have been living the biggest lie since the British introduced Berkada or water catchmentsSamatalis249 wrote: Fri May 15, 2020 10:13 am I remember when i first saw this post I was ganna make a rebuttal on the territorial claims then I saw voltages post and I looked back at the picture and saw the marexaan land and burst out laughing. This thread was not my battle and I left it to the Daroods kkkkkkk
They tried to build a burehole 3 X and for Habar.Yonis and it all failed. There is no permenant water or well south of Burco owned by Isaaq.
Matter of fact there is no permenant well between Cilaanle (the last Marehan borehole before Wardheer) and WARANDHAAB near Dhagaxbuur.
There ia no permenant water well between Marehan and Burco in northest-southeast line
There is no permenant water well between Marehan and Boothole. Simarly like.Boothoole, Galaadi is a wonder permenant deep water well but Majerten have no water affer Galaadi.
HAWD is a DESERT until the GU....where the daaq known as banaanka flourishes.
All the nomads will leave their deep permenant wells and graze in the gu but when JIILAAL comes Hawd becomes the water less OLdesert.
Caabudwaaq and Gallijeer (°Balanbale) are the two single most important wells in the Somali peninsula north of Shabelle.
After that Marehan took possession of the Buuro region (BURGEESOOLE, RAQO THE SINGLE EXISTING ABOVE GROUND.ACQUIFER in Hawd, GOLWEYN TO to Gumburu and CiLAANLE).
Literally Marehan IS THE ONLY CLAN THAT DOESN'T HAVE TO LEAVE THE HAWD DURING JIILAAL OR DRY SEASON BECAUSE THEY OWN THE MAJORITY OF THE PERMENANT WATER SOURCE IN THE AREA.
And do simmer dowm.because what you call AWARO AND GAASHAAMO etc literally are like people on life support in a hospital.
They literally live on berked aystem or man made water catchments introduced by the British. They have literaly used up that land beyond the temporary breaking point which is why you said fights of over.qamadi there.
No insult. I will be expanding on thia but you do your own researchan and start with permenant water source. You qix start to really understand that.land.
BUT MJ and Dhulbahante always has WALWAAL WELLS, there are 10 Wells in Walwaal, MJ has 4 Wells in Walwaal, other 6Wells is used by Ogaden, Dhulbahante and Geri. Also MJ use Warder wells like GAAFO.
Other thing is the new WELLS, the new Mirkhallifa Wells/Borehole MJ USE THAT.
There is wells in Bali wanaag near Warder.
As recently as last week MJ especially Reer Khalaf opened new Borehole in Nagardale North East of Warder, near Walwaal.
Opened by Amiir Maxamud Yusuf Ciise, Amirka Reer Khalaf.
Nagardale is 10KM North East of Wardhere and 3km east of Walwaal.
So Get your Fact straight.
There many Harti WELLS/BOREHOLES around Warder.
There is no permenant well in Wardheer. There is no permanent well in Walwaal. There is no permenant well in Bookh, there is no permentnat well in Danoot----entirely going north west until.Burco.
No one of you who wrote in this topic understand this profound fact.
Disclaimer: I am not posting this video for negative and destructive reasons related to how such things are waged online against each other by Somalis. I am postingig it simply to explain PERMANENT VS. SEASONAL WELLS.
Watch this video:
The man is Ogaadeen/Makaahiil. He says he came from one of the "7 wells" identified in this topic but the well is dry now and he came to Neefkuceliye for water in food but (as he alleges Marehan control the wells and location and are acting inhospitably)
Now my question is why is WAAFDUUG dry and without water?
This is literally at the CENTER of the entire misinformation reality which started since colonialism made lines and spheres of influence.
Guhad doesn't even realize even thE MAPS drawn by the British were misinformation.
For EXAMPLE;
1. Somalis are nomadd there not sedentary farmers.
2. The LESS WATER available to you, THE LONGER THE TREK.
3. Also, there are two IMPORTANT SEASONS; dry or JIILAAL and Wet or Gu.
4. In JIILAAL, clans are at their PERMENANT WELLS and are not stretched out. The more access to WATER IN YOUR PERMENANT WELLS, THE LESS SPREAD OUT becausr there is enough for the clan.
5. In that moment, THE SMALLER THE LAND LOOKS, THE MORE IT MEANS CLANS HAVE ENOUGH WATER IN ONE OR CLOSE LOCATIONS, the MORE IT SAYS THE CLAN WAS POWERFUL
TO GET THAT WATER RICH AREA
It is like our HIBERNATION period, to survive the dry season, we are in our one or close permenant water area WE KNOW we can survive the jilaal
6. In GU, clans will LEAVE their permenant wells that saved them during dry season. This is because THE PASTURE OR DAAQ NEEDS TO RECOVER otherwise camels have no food.
7. CLANS will spread out a little to get fresh pasture becausr in GU even very dry areas will get some rain.
8. SIMILARLY, the MORE BOUNTY CLOSE BY, THE LESS THE CLAN HAS TO TRAVEL AND THE LESS THE DISTANCE TO THEIR PERMENANT WELLS WHICH IS BACKUP
9. The FARTHER the clans travel, the LESS WATER OR DAAQ availableto them THE WEAKER they must have been for not taking better land
10. So EVEN WHEN IN THE YEAR THE MAP IS MADE, let alone EVEN THE PERCEPTION MEANT BY "TERRITORY" was misinformation by the British
11. It IS LITERALLY focking crazy how MISINFORMED completrly IGNORANT we Somalis are about even recent history
12. In TIME, I will be contextualizing this with original material in my Gedo Section topic,