Nutritionist, before asking a dump leading questions, why dont u read what other members on this same thread have written and would save us ur pathetic farce play.
no isaaqi is accusing him of anything now, u know why, becuz the case was closed in 2012 when this person in question admited of the crimes he participated at, there was a legal case against him from one isaaqi only who was one of many who got tortured by the authority of the faqash regime.
General Mohammed Ali Samantar, Somalia’s former prime minister and minister of defense, presided over the killings and torture of countless civilians in the 1980s. In 2004, CJA filed a civil suit against Samantar on behalf of Somali survivors. Samantar was found liable for human rights atrocities and ordered to pay $21 million in damages to our clients. This historic case established the important precedent that simply having held a government office does not shield perpetrators of human rights crimes from prosecution.
I pasted the case verdict in the first page.
http://cja.org/what-we-do/litigation/yousuf-v-samantar/
the only lawyer and advocates this guy had was from the mooryan government in mogdisho and Israeli lobbyist acting on behave of Israeli military leaders who got their hands full of palasetinians .
and u even more stupid assumption ,kulaha an isaaqi was defense minister...so?! do u even think any person other than M.O.D could move a pen in that paranoid one man show style of military dictatorship kind of counties without the full consent and direct commands of afweyen.
even at the last dying moments of this coward afwyen regime who eventually run for his life even made an dirty isaaqi as PM carta galib..!!, would that change any facts that this criminal and his thugs are totally liable to the genocides they committed.
This is a quote from an American diplomat in Somalia 83-86, you can clearly deduce there was a hidden war going on already even the Americans didnt realize this or they did but chose to ignore, so putting isaaqi is nothing but a face lift to the ugly reality, and this was still in 1986.
Thomas Hull III , Public Affairs Officer, Embassy Mogadishu, 1983-1986
When I left, I served there from 1983 to 1986, three years, it was a very peaceful country. Somalis were a wonderful people to interact with….So it appeared when I lived there like this was a very manageable country. They were all Somalis. There were divisions between the north and the south where there was a difference between British colonial rule and Italian colonial rule. Nevertheless, the whole thing could function.
But when I left, one of my least favorite FSNs (Foreign Service National) said to me, “You know, Mr. Hull, you are good to be going now because when Siad Barre leaves power, we are all going to start killing each other.” I just didn’t see it. I was so blind to this that when he said it I was really shocked.
http://adst.org/2015/06/somalia-from-gr ... led-state/
the real question is, why this city called mogdisho turned to be the center of all corruption,destruction and lawlessness ,home of war lords, pirates,terrorists,war criminals...etc, yet you adamantly cry out for Somali unity and reconciliation...!!
u will never go forward if u dont learn from ur past mistakes.