Which Region In Somalia Was The Most Productive One?

sadeboi · Post by **sadeboi** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:47 am

dude i have not disagree with you on when the khat ban started i said it was AFTER the khat ban that the iidoors started to rebel...and its got worst and worst overtime untill 88....and you said that the tensions were in its highest in 1980..which wrong and making there (not only but main) reason for rebbeling something other then khat...

Somaliweyn · Post by **Somaliweyn** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:47 am

If those who overthrew him didn't have a better plan, then it was stupid to overthrow him.

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Laughing

Mogadishu people would do it all over again, I am definetly sure that all people prefer freedom under anarchy than oppression and corruption under Barre.

Ofcourse the ones who were used to drive in Landcruiser still dream of those days when Barre was firmly in power Laughing

Times chang, so move on.

KUN-DILE · Post by **KUN-DILE** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:51 am

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dude i have not disagree with you on when the khat ban started i said it was AFTER the khat ban that the iidoors started to rebel...and its got worst and worst overtime untill 88....and you said that the tensions were in its highest in 1980..which wrong and making there (not only but main) reason for rebbeling something other then khat...

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Exactly why I told you to go back and re-read whatever history book you may have got hidden somewhere... or else borrow some in your nearest library.

In the same year, 1984, that Khat was BAN, the SNM in full scale war with Afwayne. In fact, the SNM broke the Birjex Jail and freed more than 200 political prisoners in that same year.

Gedo_Boy · Post by **Gedo_Boy** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 6:56 am

Somaliweyn,

I have many Abgaal and other Hawiye friends, and they are the FIRST to tell me: "If we knew this was going to happen, we would never want Siad Barre to go away."

As for the LandCruisers, I never had one and I can buy one today if I want with my own money, so Allah is the one who feeds me and I don't have to feel sorry or ashamed for that.

In fact, just a few months ago I bought my mother a Fully Loaded Toyota HighLander, so I guess we are still driving LandCrusiers Smile

. And the Govt. is not here for you to accuse me of stealing because I'm Marexaan Laughing

http://www.truckworld.com/Sport-Utility ... anderB.jpg

That's what I'm telling you to do.........MOVE ON.

You can't blame Mxmd Siad Barre for what happens in 2005,2006,2007

That's an irresponsible mentality.......it's like the African Americans who are still saying: "We were enslaved, that's why we are living like this."

Everytime a Hawiye leader/warlord is irresponsible, you say "beesha hebel ma matelo".........and everytime there is a corrupt Darood you say far worse things.

That is being clouded in judgment, that is being delusional.

Somaliweyn · Post by **Somaliweyn** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:04 am

"If we knew this was going to happen, we would never want Siad Barre to go away."

Laughing

Are you sure they were not from Gedo Laughing

And by the way, does it feel better to buy something you have actually worked for? I drives better doesn't it?

Barre is responsible for what much of what happened. And ofcourse everyone of us is responsible for the consequences of our actions.

If Barre does not represent you then stop defending the atrocities he commited. Be objective and see what the man did and the consequences of his actions.

Gedo_Boy · Post by **Gedo_Boy** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:04 am

Look @ the Isaaqs, they blame the current leaders for their current problems. They administer their own lands, set up their own system.

Judging by that, I believe the Govt. was wrong in some of the things they did, and I would have advised Siad Barre to include more of them in the Govt. instead of focusing only on the South.

Adiga you're still stuck in "Blame Siad Barre" phase.......you use this to hide your own failures.......

Everyday you come here and try to cover the latest Hawiye leader's isku xaar xaar, waxaa un taqaanaa how to shift blame.

Somaliweyn · Post by **Somaliweyn** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:06 am

Everyday you come here and try to cover the latest Hawiye leader's isku xaar xaar

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You must be confusing with A-W Laughing

Look into my record, never have I defended the Hawiye warlords, even the religious warlords.

My Somnet record speaks for itself.

Gedo_Boy · Post by **Gedo_Boy** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:10 am

[quote="Somaliweyn"]
And by the way, does it feel better to buy something you have actually worked for? I drives better doesn't it?
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Ask my mom, I rarely drive it.

See, there's your problem.......you assume I stole something because I'm Marexaan. If you want to paint so broad a picture, it goes both ways. How does it feel as a Hawiye to:

1. Have a hyena in your house to charge for taking jin out of sick people.
2. Steal a person's liver and sell it on the black market.
3. Perform highway robbery every single day.
4. Steal, rob, and rape.
5. Kidnap people for ransom.

These are all things Hawiye did, why don't I verbally attack you with that?

Because I'm better than that
Smile

Somaliweyn · Post by **Somaliweyn** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:18 am

You are talking about exacerated things which happened in anarchy, and commited by all Somalis from every group.

I am talking about a man who was a leader and thus should have known that he represents a nation and since 80s a clan.

''With Great power comes great responsibility'' Laughing

Gedo_Boy · Post by **Gedo_Boy** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:20 am

Did he do good things too or just bad things?

*+*Bliss+*+ · Post by *+*Bliss+*+ » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:20 am

somaliweyn hutu is mad cuz faqash ruled him Laughing

hutus r always ruled. they never rule Laughing

Somaliweyn · Post by **Somaliweyn** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:22 am

doing good does not let one forget his bad deeds.

His bad deeds are his Legacy.

Gedo_Boy · Post by **Gedo_Boy** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:27 am

You have a point.

Somaliweyn · Post by **Somaliweyn** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 7:29 am

Anyways, in these times you are also compelled to remember one of his strongest points:

Being a Patriot unlike traitors like C/Yusuf.

eyes-only · Post by **eyes-only** » Sat Jan 13, 2007 10:13 am

1. Banaadir

2. Shabelle

3. Juba

4. Hiiraan

The other regions were not that productive. People used to be sent to what is now known as Puntland as a form of punishment during the Barre regime.

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