Interestingly enough I came to that conclusion on my own and Mr Sinister called me "cugdad" ridden. Namely that Puntland exhibits "reactionarism" or that the reason why they are always unsatisfied with the result nationally is maybe because they were acting on what they did NOT want as opposed to what they DID want.Murax wrote: Wed Jan 11, 2023 11:46 pmGubbet wrote: [quote=MrSinister post_id=5037164 time=<a href="tel:1673462933">1673462933</a> user_id=161950]
[quote=grandpakhalif post_id=5037163 time=<a href="tel:1673462817">1673462817</a> user_id=154071] but when Majerten works with Hawiye, it always seems to be about stopping something Marehan wants as well.
This statement here caught my eye why? I heard some Oday saying this a while back, that MJ’s enduring national political doctrine is basically at all costs try to keep a MX Gov/Official out of power even if it means you will gain nothing in return. It’s not even competition in terms of they want that same seat it’s anybody but them. So that’s the end game full stop of their relationship with Hawiye. With Mx it’s more mutual interest scenarios.
In politics there’s no permanent friends or enemies. If HSM is not doing anything at the moment adversarial to MX interests why oppose him? Wallahi I’d work with him any day over a Deni.
"Well congrats, pork ribs are off the menu, now here, will it be fried worms or minced dog?"
"What the...!"
"I only heard you didn't want pork, is there a problem?"
