Ethiopia part 3: Dhagaxbuur waa ii kana Bisharo iyo Barwaqo

[SultanOrder]

My fellow snetters it feels good to write back to you and to have an understanding output once again. So yes im here in a city most of you never heard of and can't put in a map but once in africa you don't worry about those things, yes im here and im enjoying myself atlast getting accustomed to the culture, the people, the oppression, and the

on my way here we were stopped at a checkpoint a few kilometers from the city, the soldiar asked for a few bir and drawaalkena was like no im not gonna and the guy was like your not coming down so he raised his gun was like how bout now, imagine you being a few seats behind this in clear view, my heart was pumping no joke so the drawaal had no choice so he came down and the guy took him to the other side of the road next to where they were sitting chewing jaad after yelling at him for a bit some of my cuzins and other men went down to go talk to him and finnaly got the guy to let go, it don't seem like much but that was my first impression of dhagaxbuur.

After getting used to the daily fact of no electricity for most of the day, no toilets seats, showering outsdie and the basicly doing nothing really but going out twice a day to the city to sit around and talk all day coming home to eat its not that bad, lol the funniest thing happen to me the other day, when i wanted to wash some of my shirts my cuzins jumped at me in total shock and said you can't do that its not your job, don't you know thats the womens job i was dying at this moment of laughter i was like what should i do he was like leave it by the side of the house you'll find it in your room folded and clean lol its not that bad here im telling you

oh yeah another thing the other day there was heavy fighting going on about 20mins outside of the city between government and onlf it about 7soldiars were killed and 4 wounded the next day the city was full of soldiars but the most surprising thing for me was that a lot of the soldiars are somali and one of the killed was somali that lived in dhagaxbuur i went to his tacsi yesterday, its sad but damn this one ex onlf that now works for the government was telling me the reason he quit onlf was because he got tired of running back and forth all day

basic daily routine is wake up around 10 have my breakfast ready beer ama suqaar go into town drink tea play around come back for lunch at noon sleep for a lil bit go back to town have some refreshment come home dinner

[Shirib]

oh yeah another thing the other day there was heavy fighting going on about 20mins outside of the city between government and onlf it about 7soldiars were killed and 4 wounded the next day the city was full of soldiars but the most surprising thing for me was that a lot of the soldiars are somali and one of the killed was somali that lived in dhagaxbuur i went to his tacsi yesterday, its sad but damn this one ex onlf that now works for the government was telling me the reason he quit onlf was because he got tired of running back and forth all day

Fighting for and against gumeeysi

[hanqadh]

the ethiopians are in their barracks, so they send out a few dhabaqoodhi's i heard about it too.

anyway so you liking dhagaxbuur

[Addoow]

how does it look like? is there any admin working in the city.

[SultanOrder]

its life man you dont understand what its like here, kids with degrees who have no oppertunity, imagine the ones who can't even read or write?

ps i still can't get over why 98% of the peoples teeth is focked up one way or another wtf

hanaqh yeah man its alright man not bad and it just started to rain so the air is cooling down

addow yeah man the police here is somalis not the best bunch and their is a mayor so its not that bad

[hanqadh]

have you seen the habash garrisons?

[Addoow]

oh,i see so many dhabadhilifs there,anyway,maxaa ku tusay dadka ilkahooda.
how many days are u gonna stay there?

[LaQaNyO]

Lol @ your cousin... Well enjoy yourself while it lasts mate



I wish i could have some beer ..

[Voltage]

Keep it coming

[Looyaan_Junior]

PO,

lol@teeth comment.......There is something in the water bro, allmost everyone who was born in this city has red teeth (Ilkacas) and that is why they refer the real inhabitants of the city as Ilkacas.

Try to visit the following places;

The farming areas around the river bank(toga), you will be surprised the variety of fruits you will find there, see the farm owned by the Yemeni guys.
The water wells for the camels - abit of cultural experience, I am sure you will like enjoy the sight of real nomads singing while doint their stuff.

Awaiting more adventure and experiences in the city I call home...

[Firefly]

Perfect-Order:- lol, I'm enjoyin' your little memoirs. Sounds like a nice place. Glad your safe. Keep 'em comin', insha-Allah.

[sheekh-Farax-zero]

why can't you post pictures

[FAH1223]

why can't you post pictures

yeah, post pictures

[Hyperactive]

i wish if i was not so scared and so issolated when i visit there in 2006.
i never spoke to others, i rember i was only speaking to two people my uncle and other relavite who spoke arabic.

i was so hatting it because was as a punishment to me, i felt like in prison. didnt enjoy at all.

[laander8]

^ poor kid was it because you could sense how Somali Galbeed is under occupation of habesha?

I'm very interested in the military activities of ethiopians in the Somali region.
We should discuss further how many bases and soldiers that are actually stationed there.

At least our people there has long line open from Somaliland to Puntland and southern Somalia.
I find it strange how habesha really think they can isolate Somali region.

fukin animals one day they will see and feel it.

Tigrais and Amhara make up less than 24 million of Ethiopias 78 mill
If these two groups are crushed its all over .
And the Somal can rule from South Sudan to kenyan triangle