Xildhibaan Max'uud Sayid Aadan oo u hadley Beelaha Sade

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Xildhibaan Max'uud Sayid Aadan oo u hadley Beelaha Sade iyo magacyada xildhibaanada beesha Sade ee bayaanka soo saaray:

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[Voltage]

Rageedi 8)

[Twisted_Logic]

I really dont think this is going to affect the overall performance or composition of the TFG.

[Voltage]

[quote="Twisted_Logic"]I really dont think this is going to affect the overall performance or composition of the TFG.[/quote]

And you are an expert on this because? What performance? This is all symbolic kid. It's just another way for us to flex our muscles.

Sometimes you have to be reminded that the only reason your group is prime minister is because of Abdulahi Yusuf's pathological hatred of HG and his inability to name them anything. As second place, you were given the post. Don't get ahead of yourself.

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="Voltage"][quote="Twisted_Logic"]I really dont think this is going to affect the overall performance or composition of the TFG.[/quote]

And you are an expert on this because? What performance? This is all symbolic kid. It's just another way for us to flex our muscles.

Sometimes you have to be reminded that the only reason your group is prime minister is because of Abdulahi Yusuf's pathological hatred of HG and his inability to name them anything. As second place, you were given the post. Don't get ahead of yourself.[/quote]


There is nothing “symbolic” about resigning from a position only to beg Abdullahi Yusuf few days later for the same position. Besides, this government is a legitimate and a democratic one where the majority gets the most seats and power. It is understandable t hat some people will use emotions to intimidate the government but it will never be successful. I don’t think a small minority should be allowed to coerce and intimidate the peace and stability that this government is working so hard for. I would even go ahead and say that all force should be used to put the fear of God in any-one who stands in the way of national stability and progress. And for that let me say kudos to the TFG leadership for exercising due wisdom and intelligence in coming up with a power-sharing formula that rightly portrays the majority interests.

[xoogSADE14]

TL

What you said is all fine and dandy but exactly who can force us?

Inkastood abgaal caqli ka tahay hadana even you should be able to tell the difference between begging and issuing an ultimatum.

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="xoogSADE14"]TL

What you said is all fine and dandy but exactly who can force us?

Inkastood abgaal caqli ka tahay hadana even you should be able to tell the difference between begging and issuing an ultimatum.[/quote]

.......yawns!

[xoogSADE14]

[quote="Twisted_Logic"].......yawns![/quote]

awalba dameer maankaal ka dhargaad aheeyd.

[Twisted_Logic]

[quote="xoogSADE14"][quote="Twisted_Logic"].......yawns![/quote]

awalba dameer maankaal ka dhargaad aheeyd.[/quote]

[Voltage]

[quote="Twisted_Logic"]There is nothing “symbolic” about resigning from a position only to beg Abdullahi Yusuf few days later for the same position. Besides, this government is a legitimate and a democratic one where the majority gets the most seats and power. It is understandable t hat some people will use emotions to intimidate the government but it will never be successful. I don’t think a small minority should be allowed to coerce and intimidate the peace and stability that this government is working so hard for. I would even go ahead and say that all force should be used to put the fear of God in any-one who stands in the way of national stability and progress. And for that let me say kudos to the TFG leadership for exercising due wisdom and intelligence in coming up with a power-sharing formula that rightly portrays the majority interests.[/quote]




And some people want to pick on Majeerteen, even Majeerteen know the state of the TFG and are only in it for the money. Twisted who is this "government" that will put us "small minority" in our place and not allow us to "coerce" and "intimidate"? And why has it not done so for the last 8 months when we have been singularly in control of today's 2nd largest city and 2nd capital of Somalia not to mention three regions spanning from Dollow in the northern tip of Gedo to Kismaayo on the Indian ocean coast?

Amazing how papa Tigrey temporarily subjugating Habar Gidir in Sey biyaano and Shiirkole made some people this bold to speak about national affairs.

[Twisted_Logic]

Voltage,


This current government is far bigger than simple Majerteen or Mudulood, and it is something that all skeptics will one day come to understand. In addition, Kismayo doesn’t figure in the over-all picture of the immediate concerns of the TFG. As can be concluded from its efforts, the pacification of the capital and the surrounding area is the primary immediate objective of the TFG.

Furthermore, as can be seen from your desperate attempt to translate the current quandary in Mogadishu into a simple feud between Mudulood/Majerteen vs. HG and their allied clans really speaks volumes about the your intellectual capacity to comprehend and absorb the reality in the capital today. Both Majerteen and Mudulood have individually taken on the might of the HG and its Hawiye allies at a time when others were being chased deep into Kenya and other neighboring countries. This talk of a mythical Mudulood and Majerteen alliance to thwart the HG and its Hawiye allies is just that-an urban myth, but one which unfortunately, a lot of delusional psychopaths take serious in order to construct a non-existent reality. I highly doubt Gacmodhere and AbdiQaybdiid among others will want to support your juvenile poignant conclusions

[Voltage]

I think my coy laugh has led you to interpret my meaning wrongly. I guess I need to make myself as blunt as possible.

Twisted, no government exists, never did. Everything that has transpired recently is a game composed primarily of three players.

1. Abddullahi Yusuf
2. Habar Gidir
3. 80,000 Ethiopian troop.s

The reason your group has filtered into game is because your hopes and Abdullahi Yusuf's objective of destrioying Habar Gidir politically and economically are parallel. You, as a clan, are not part of the game but complement one of the players, i.e Abdullahi Yusuf. Salaad Jeele and Maxamed Dheere came in strength during the ending of Gheedo's primiership but even than Abdullahi Yusuf laughed and gloated as he showed the whole world how truly pitiful your group was. One day later Gheedi flew out to Nairobi, and Maxamed Dheere was on the road back to his symbolic position in Xamar with the threat if he ever dared to stick up his head he would rot in the cell his muqaawama cousins were in.

When Gheedi huffed and puffed and deceived even himself, let alone you, of your groups worth or position in the picture, both him and overall your group were shown once again that you are nothing but a complimentary card to Abdullahi Yusuf. You make his job and that of his Tigrey merceneries that much easier so they have willing footsoldiers happy to take some of the burden away from the Ethiopians.

However, even Abdullahi Yusuf himself does not have control over his Tigrey merceneries beyond directing them anywhere where he can convince them of being a "terrorist" stronghold. This was shown to be true more in Kismaayo than anywhere else. In one single morning, we undertook a coup that placed the affairs of three regions and the second largest city in Somalia under our hands. Gheedi himself was on the BBC next day saying "terrorists" had taken over Kismaayo and Abdullahi Yusuf was in meetings with the Ethiopian officers convincing them of the need to attack Kismaayo. Little did they know our political leaders were in direct contact at that time with Addis Ababa and were making sure any military adventure directed towards us did not contain the Ethiopian merceneries. To this day the Ethiopians know of the reality and no one dares to come close to our military prowess.

When I see you talk as if you are a member of the scheme of things, it is more irritating than anything else. Irritating because it is something you would never think of adressing, something you take for granted that should be obvious to even a toddler. Then again, delusion has been shown to overpower reality has it not?

Afkaada isku hay, afaarahaana mar danbe anigoo SADE ah haygala hadlin.

[Twisted_Logic]

Voltage,


Whether you like it or not, unlike your minority clan, the Mudulood clan are the main foundation this government rests on. Any talk of down-playing this reality, especially when it comes from a minority like your kin, is ridiculous and doesn’t merit a response. Besides, as I have pointed out earlier, the TFG is composed of the main players in the Somali political equation, minority players such as your Marehan (save the dictator years) and others have never played any worthy role in the greater Somali political equation, and as such it is really absurd to include such irrelevant variables into the political equation.

To further prove the perpetual depth of your intellectual vacuity, after the resignation of the former prime minister, it is very well-known that Abdullahi Yusuf was hell-bent on naming a certain Mudulood against the wishes of Mohamed Dhere and the Mudulood clan. Mohamed Dhere personally gave him a dare warning and advised him to appoint Nur Cade and the rest is history. These desperate distortions you are so frantic to construct are easily visible and sadistic. Besides, it is very clear, Salad Ali Jalle’s daily criticism of Abdullahi Yusuf during the Ghedi-Yusuf power-struggle, and yet he continues to hold his former position.

In addition, it’s only too evident that when Ghedi came to the US last year, a delegation of Marehan elders went in to appeal to him to convince him to persuade the Ethiopians that the events in Kismayo had nothing to do with ICU vs. government, and every-thing to do with Marehan vs. Majerteen feud. Again, we all know what happened after. You should be thankful to Ghedi for saving your kin against the Ethiopian military machine instead of constructing elaborate fantasies which are frankly an insult to the human intellect.

Your poignant rants are becoming redundant. Go find something worthy arguing about. Your childish propensities don’t really amuse me

[xoogSADE14]

"You should be thankful to Ghedi for saving your kin against the Ethiopian military machine"

looooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

War Majeerteenkii meeye dameeradooda hanaga qabsadaane.

"minority players such as your Marehan (save the dictator years) and others have never played any worthy role in the greater Somali political equation,"

You do realize that Somalia gained independence in 1960 right and the KACAAN took place in 1969 right? Before then how many Abgaal presidents were there? I'll wait for your answer.

p.s. During Axmed Gurey or Sayid Maxamed Cabdille Xassan jihaads where was your mudulood clan? Taariikhda Soomaaliya hawiye lakala qaad qaadaayo '91 baa ugu horeeysay maantana walaalahaa baad gaalo ku hogaamineeysaa cakuyo caqli dameer.

[Voltage]

[quote="Twisted_Logic"]In addition, it’s only too evident that when Ghedi came to the US last year, a delegation of Marehan elders went in to appeal to him to convince him to persuade the Ethiopians that the events in Kismayo had nothing to do with ICU vs. government, and every-thing to do with Marehan vs. Majerteen feud. Again, we all know what happened after. You should be thankful to Ghedi for saving your kin against the Ethiopian military machine[/quote]



'nuff said.

To respond to you is to partake in the Somalinet pastime of random discussion. There is reality, and then there is...delusion.

I have made myself very clear in terms of what is the reality on the ground for both my group AND your group and your response, particularly this tidbit, did more to show my argument in good light than I could have possibly achieved and for that I thank you!