Dahir Riyale, war criminal head of a secessionist state.

[Voltage]

he is as guilty as ali samatar,,wuxuuba ahaa taliyaha guud ciidanka oo dhan,,after his father he was the second powerful man in somalia.

Why would he be guilty? Because the Somali government was fighting against rebels? Sxb majority of Somalis do not fault the government for fighting against rebels. Where is this discourse in Somalinet coming from that says fighting against rebels was illegal? Even your own Hawiye realize the government should have succeeded against USC.

[GENERAL_SNM]

[quote="Diyeeshaha_Tolka

is ali samatar guilty of war crime,,,,, yes

is it right only to go after him,,,,,,,,,,no

reer waqooyga cadaalada marka hore ha kasoo bilaabaan gurigooda


Nacasyahow, maxaa sidaa kuu diidey inaad u hadasho

aniga qof daacad oo runta ka hadlayo ayaan ahay,,, ee ma ahi sidaada oo kale qof qabiil maskaxdii ka cunay

war islantan dhulbahnate wa munafqaad walle. She will go to a Kulmiye rally and she will state that she has many relations who are Isaaq. With the same breath she will defend those who killed many civilians and support them. If that is not munafadnimo can someone tell me what is?

[Twisted_Logic]

So, he is also accountable for the military massacres committed in Somaliland in the 1980s, i.e. my point

Ceremonial post of decoration and every Somali knows it. Over 20 years of civil war, no one said anything about and would have become your president with that same CV having beat the hero you championed (Nuur Cadde) and would have beat Sheikh Sharif too in the old parliament that voted Abdullahi Yusuf.

Keep crying.

The mechanism of the Jabuti elections was tweaked in such a way that only either Nur Cade and Sharif could win. Basically, we set the rules and you play the game

Head of the military is bears more responsibility than anyone else. There is nothing ceremonial about being head of the military especially one that is documented to have carried out Africa's most heinous massacres at the 80s.

Lucky the rules of war and the punishments for war criminals are already written down on a scroll and one day justice will be served. We, champions of Human Rights and accountability, take solace in this fact.

[1_londoner]

Politics Section?

Bloody Mods.

[Twisted_Logic]

he is as guilty as ali samatar,,wuxuuba ahaa taliyaha guud ciidanka oo dhan,,after his father he was the second powerful man in somalia.

Why would he be guilty? Because the Somali government was fighting against rebels? Sxb majority of Somalis do not fault the government for fighting against rebels. Where is this discourse in Somalinet coming from that says fighting against rebels was illegal? Even your own Hawiye realize the government should have succeeded against USC.

Who is this magical "majority." No sir, family members of Mohamed Siyad Barre don't count as "majority"

[Enemy_Of_Mad_Mullah]

bloody hell we somalis are this bad online and worse in real life, please enough bickering its been going on for 20 years and look where its left us for f's sake

[Voltage]

The mechanism of the Jabuti elections was tweaked in such a way that only either Nur Cade and Sharif could win. Basically, we set the rules and you play the game

The mechanism of the Jabuti elections was tweaked by the international community in such a way the Islamist, Sheikh Sharif would win in a strategy to convince the Islamists fighting to join the government. This is where the extra ordained 200 came from.

In the end Nuur Cadde and Sheikh Sharif were supposed to face of symbolically but poor Nuur Cadde was brought down and Sheikh Sharif would have lost to Maslax if you remove the extra 200 meaning going by the old parliament, it would have been a decisive victory for Maslax.

This is the only the thing that makes you keep repeating Maslax's name around.

[xoogSADE14]

Horta, what became of Abdi Aziz Mohamed Siyad Bare? Is it true that he committed suicide?

lool

Who?

[AbdiWahab252]

TL,


There were no war crimes committed in Somalia at all.

Caydiid (AUN) just had a bad day at the office and decided it was time for a new CEO. He proceeded to attend a Annual Shareholder's Meeting in Mustaxiil where he and the Board of the Hawiye Subsidary of the Corporation called Somalia, Inc. voted to make a hostile take over. After consultations with the Issaq and Ogaden subsidiaries, a pact was signed to remove the CEO who refused even though the majority of the board of directors were against him staying on as CEO.

After an 18 month deliberation, the Benadir Bailiffs proceeded to serve CEO Barre with eviction orders. He refused and was forcibly removed from the Villa Somalia Corporate Headquarters as per the eviction orders.

Refusing to quit, he tried to lead a futile attempt to regain his CEO position only to fail by a slim number of votes. After a 21 year rule, the CEO Barre was forced out of the corporation and retired to work as a consultant to Ibrahim Babaginda to provide management consulting services on how to remain CEO for life.

[GENERAL_SNM]

I hope nobody falls for the crocodile tears of the samatar supporters. They have no sympathy for this midgan or his minority rights, rather it is a personal issue. That is the next knock might be at their home and the name on the list their father.

[kambuli]

Then....

[Voltage]

Horta, what became of Abdi Aziz Mohamed Siyad Bare? Is it true that he committed suicide?

lool

Who?

I skipped over that too.

[AbdiWahab252]

I hope nobody falls for the crocodile tears of the samatar supporters. They have no sympathy for this midgan or his minority rights, rather it is a personal issue. That is the next knock might be at their home and the name on the list their father.

[Twisted_Logic]

TL,


There were no war crimes committed in Somalia at all.

Caydiid (AUN) just had a bad day at the office and decided it was time for a new CEO. He proceeded to attend a Annual Shareholder's Meeting in Mustaxiil where he and the Board of the Hawiye Subsidary of the Corporation called Somalia, Inc. voted to make a hostile take over. After consultations with the Issaq and Ogaden subsidiaries, a pact was signed to remove the CEO who refused even though the majority of the board of directors were against him staying on as CEO.

After an 18 month deliberation, the Benadir Bailiffs proceeded to serve CEO Barre with eviction orders. He refused and was forcibly removed from the Villa Somalia Corporate Headquarters as per the eviction orders.

Refusing to quit, he tried to lead a futile attempt to regain his CEO position only to fail by a slim number of votes. After a 21 year rule, the CEO Barre was forced out of the corporation and retired to work as a consultant to Ibrahim Babaginda to provide management consulting services on how to remain CEO for life.

What's my role in this narrative?

[Twisted_Logic]

The mechanism of the Jabuti elections was tweaked in such a way that only either Nur Cade and Sharif could win. Basically, we set the rules and you play the game

The mechanism of the Jabuti elections was tweaked by the international community in such a way the Islamist, Sheikh Sharif would win in a strategy to convince the Islamists fighting to join the government. This is where the extra ordained 200 came from.

In the end Nuur Cadde and Sheikh Sharif were supposed to face of symbolically but poor Nuur Cadde was brought down and Sheikh Sharif would have lost to Maslax if you remove the extra 200 meaning going by the old parliament, it would have been a decisive victory for Maslax.

This is the only the thing that makes you keep repeating Maslax's name around.

I was brought up better, not to envy Ohio Taxi Drivers