Ali Iman sharmarke killed by terrorists

[MIndi_Ku_Cadayde]

Ali Iman sharmarke was fully supporting the Somali Reconciliatation Conference that is why the terrorists have killed him.Few weeks ago there was information on some websites accusing Hornafrik radio and television being paid by Ali Mahdi to cover the conference in their daily news.

mr sharmarke was paid well and he television and radio did not encouarge the terrorists so he was eliminated....that is how it goes in Mogadsishu. it is not cuz of his tribe-Ayr. before Dr dhimbil of Ayr tribe who is minister of justicein the TFG was attached at his house.

Allaha u naxariisto ali sharmarke funeral was held today in Mogadishu. somali military and police were heavily guarding the funeral place.

How long it will take somalis to stop this madness of terrorism which is against our religion and killing best of our people.

[paidmonk]

Certainly his killers were not terrorists, because they didn't terrorize their victim, they murdered him in cold blood.

I can't say much though, I don't know who did it.

[MIndi_Ku_Cadayde]

[quote="paidmonk"]Certainly his killers were not terrorists, because they didn't terrorize their victim, they murdered him in cold blood.

I can't say much though, I don't know who did it.[/quote


using road side bombs to kill people is the practice of terrorists in mogadishu and in other parts of th world...this terrorizes by standers as well as victimis.

[muslim-man]

using mortars to kill civilians ain't an act of terror?

[MIndi_Ku_Cadayde]

[quote="muslim-man"]using mortars to kill civilians ain't an act of terror?[/quote]


[b]Intentionally[/b] killing [b]innocent[/b] civilians by any means is an act of terror. also attacking government institutions and targetting police is a savage act of terror.

the government must defend its forces against these terrorists and those who hide or support them and use any necessary force to eradicate them.
ali sharmarke was killed by merciless terrorists who did not want him support the national reconciliation conference.

[muslim-man]

fu.ck recnciliation man! the people spearheading the so called reconciliation process are the very people that have brought the nation to its knees.

fu.ck u and fu.ck your so called govenment!

[MIndi_Ku_Cadayde]

[quote="muslim-man"]fu.ck recnciliation man! the people spearheading the so called reconciliation process are the very people that have brought the nation to its knees.

fu.ck u and fu.ck your so called govenment![/quote]



same to u..that is typical answer from people who claim to be muslims with red head scarves while their hearts and character never tasted the true islam....at least respect other people and watch your language. vulagar language will not make you tougher you will just commit sin by talking in such low life language.
peace man!

[shidow1]

One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter......I could not resist....

[muslim-man]

Peace to u too man!

I just can't stand people who use a word coined by kafirs to demean anyone fighting against their interests. e.g brutal acts agains't people fighting invaders of their own country and their hosts is okey. when the occupied retaliate with a likewise measure to free themselves from the self imposed government and its helping occupiers, its called an act of terror???

My take, abdullahi yussufs gov is a terrorist government, the invading ethiopians are terrorists in my book. anyone fighting their injustice is a worthy mujahid.

[muslim-man]

[quote="shidow1"]One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter......I could not resist....[/quote]


well said. it all depends on what side of the fence one is ain it?... to this dude, killing large numbers of civilian poppulations is okey as long as they are not his tribe but when one who is in alliance with his clan or others in the same spectrum gets killed, its an act of terror??

[*Arabman]

[also attacking government institutions and targetting police is a savage act of terror.]

A transitional government that was elected by warlords, war criminals, thugs, corrupt politicians and unsavory elements is an illegitimate government. The same government collaborated with the invasion and occupation of the country. Therefore, attacking the illegitimate government institutions and targeting police isn't a savage act of terror.

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

And here we have the problem of Somalia in a nutshell. Everyone insists that their vision of a just society holds sway. Everyone always seeking to rectify one injustice by perpetrating another. Everyone willing to fight against those they don't agree with "by any means". And through it all, here we have Mr Sharmarke, some poor focker who some a$$holes didn't like because of what he said. And so the game goes on and on...........because you want it to. Or because you don't want peace enough to stop it.

[eyes-only]

Somali Concern Group

PRESS RELEASE
12 August 2007


Subject: Slaughter of Journalists Should be


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Today, 11 August 2007, a terrible crime was committed in Mogadishu, Somalia, a carefully planned assassination of two prominent journalists - Mahad Ahmed Elmi of the Capital Voice Radio and Ali Iman Sharmarke, manager and owner of HornAfrik TV and Radio.

Mr. Elmi was gunned down just outside his radio station by two armed men who were waiting for him at around 7:00 a.m. local time. The second journalist, Mr. Sharmarke was killed by a remote controlled road side explosive device which targeted the vehicle he was riding in a convoy of vehicles returning from the funeral of Mr. Elmi who was killed earlier today. Mr. Sharmarke was pronounced dead at the scene of the explosion. He was going back to his radio station to be interviewed by Aljazeera English TV on the circumstances of the death of Mr. Elmi.

A third journalist, Mr. Abdihakim Omar Jimale was fatally wounded last night after he was shot in the chest by two gunmen in the Yaqshid district of Mogadishu. The targeting of journalists is certainly an act of terrorizing the journalism community and silencing the free press in a country illegally occupied and ruled by warlords. The TFG and Ethiopian occupation have already banned all foreign journalists from the country.

Somali Concern Group (SCG) condemns the assassinations of journalists and silencing of free press in a country struggling to learn the trade mark of freedom of expression and free press. Mahad Elmi, Ali Sharmarke, Abdikarim Jimale and all other killed reporting what is happening in Somalia deserve justice. About six journalists were killed in Mogadishu in the last few months in circumstances similar to these latest assassinations. Giving them justice will also protect other journalists who bravely report from a country that does not allow foreign reporters to come in and scrutinize what is happening there.

On Tuesday, 7 August, an officer from the Ethiopian Embassy in Mogadishu named Jamaludin called on Shabelle Radio Station and threatened with punitive measures if they don’t stop the broadcasting of growing humanitarian crisis and human rights abuses that are daily taking place in the city. On Friday, 10 August, 9 of Shabelle radio staff were detained by the TFG militias and still journalist Bile Abdullahi is in detention.

It is also documented that HornAfrik and GBC (Global Broadcasting Corporation) Radio and TVs were bombarded by the Ethiopians during the fighting in last April. HornAfrik was also searched four times in July on the pretext of weapons search and nothing was found. Its co-chair Mr. Ahmed has recently fled Somalia and went back to United States after he was threatened.

No question that the perpetrators of these horrific crimes are the TFG and Ethiopian forces. They are the only side that is doing something illegal and want to hide from the public and international community. The gross human rights abuses such as planned assassinations, detentions, raping, robbing public properties and confiscation of private properties such as 4X4 vehicles, money, computer, mobiles and property ownership documents. The thousands of detained civilians held for distortion and ransom money as a new way funding the illegal occupation is dehumanizing. Detainees must pay at least $500 before they are released. Otherwise, they will stay behind bars for a long time. Children as young as 10 year old are in detentions and one them is named Ali Abdi.

The security situation in Somalia and particularly in Mogadishu has rapidly deteriorated since the Ethiopian invasion of the country in December last year. The abuses to human rights, the closing down of free press and subsequent intimidation and killing of journalists and growing political uncertainly in the country should be enough to end the appeasement of the occupation and supporting the criminal institution it protects against its own people. The TFG has no legitimacy from its people and capacity to political reconciliation. It is only waste of time and resources to blindly support an institution that is failing and doomed to die.

We call upon the United Nation, United States, EU countries, Arab League, African Union, Human rights organizations to investigate the unlawful killing of the journalists and continuous human rights abuses that are daily taking place in Somalia and bring those responsible of these heinous crimes before the court of law.

We urge you to end the occupation as it is the source of instability and deteriorating human rights violations in Somalia. The appeasement and supporting of the occupation will not bring about peace and reconciliation in Somalia as the Somali problem is one of political and needs political solutions and not military or occupation.

Give justice to those slain on the line of duty and bring those who committed these heinous crimes before the court of law.

Thank you,
Mohamud Gure
Chair

[Madmadoobe]

"No question that the perpetrators of these horrific crimes are the TFG and Ethiopian forces. They are the only side that is doing something illegal and want to hide from the public and international community. The gross human rights abuses such as planned assassinations, detentions, raping, robbing public properties and confiscation of private properties such as 4X4 vehicles, money, computer, mobiles and property ownership documents. The thousands of detained civilians held for distortion and ransom money as a new way funding the illegal occupation is dehumanizing. Detainees must pay at least $500 before they are released. Otherwise, they will stay behind bars for a long time. Children as young as 10 year old are in detentions and one them is named Ali Abdi."


This is outrageous, hawiyes should get off their butt and do something. What this tigres and their male prostitutes are doing is making me sick, i would reek havoc in mogadishu if i had 2000 fighters only. Ten year old children in prisons, and demanding $500 for them to be released, WTF how dare they?? Hawiye has lost my respect.

[AbdiWahab252]

Muslim-man & Shidow,


I am always stunned when certain peolpe say Sijue don't like Somalis or Somalia. You two are more Somali than many people here.