One of the Lessons learn from the Civil-war

[IRONm@N]

One of the big lessons learned from the Somali civil-war is, if you gonna start war, plan how to stop it and bring back order.

Like all these factions USC, SNM etc were only planning the war, not what is gonna happen after the war. The problem with USC was, it was worrying about overthrowing Said Barre's regime, but never did it think about, what to do after they overthrow him, how to govern 10 million ppl, how to reconcile, hold elections and assure ppl instead of going on a witch hunt for Darood or fighting between themselves. bad, bad planning. They never thought about how to rule a country that have been under dictatorship for 20yrs. just lets get rid of this dictator, so what is next? 20yrs of choas!

so next time, if you gonna start something, plan it all the way, how to finish it etc.

[AbdiWahab252]

Ironman,

USC did not get a chance to implement their agenda:

1. Stubborn Dictator & Supporters that refused to concede defeat and seek peace but instead supported sabotaging the reconciliation process

2. Kenyan Intervention to undermine the USC by arming the Ex-President in his failed bid to seize power

3. UN Intervention to weaken the USC

The USC's only mistake was not starting their campaign on October 21, 1969 instead of being gullible people.

[guhad122]

Both USC and SNM were two entities led by crazy men. If both of them respected the Tuur-Juus-Caydiid agreement, things would have been different.
And anytime I think about Caydiid and USC, the Somali great Somali proverb comes to my mind "Fuloow Guuli kuu dhaweydaa".

[Basra-]

Really? Is that the BIG lesson u have learnt from the somali endless civil war? That if u r going to start war, know how to finish it? How about not start a war at all?

[AbdiWahab252]

Both USC and SNM were two entities led by crazy men. If both of them respected the Tuur-Juus-Caydiid agreement, things would have been different.
And anytime I think about Caydiid and USC, the Somali great Somali proverb comes to my mind "Fuloow Guuli kuu dhaweydaa".

Guhaad,

Caydiid (AUN) did everything he could to salvage the agreement but external forces conspired hard to plunge Somalia into further instability.

[ToughGong]

One of the big lessons learned from the Somali civil-war is, if you gonna start war, plan how to stop it and bring back order.

Like all these factions USC, SNM etc were only planning the war, not what is gonna happen after the war. The problem with USC was, it was worrying about overthrowing Said Barre's regime, but never did it think about, what to do after they overthrow him, how to govern 10 million ppl, how to reconcile, hold elections and assure ppl instead of going on a witch hunt for Darood or fighting between themselves. bad, bad planning. They never thought about how to rule a country that have been under dictatorship for 20yrs. just lets get rid of this dictator, so what is next? 20yrs of choas!

so next time, if you gonna start something, plan it all the way, how to finish it etc.

[kambuli]

Yup Daarood conspiracy It is their fault... It is really those evil Daaroods that won't let the Holy Muj. Caydiid rule the country towards prosperity and peace..

[qoraxeey]

Yup Daarood conspiracy It is their fault... It is really those evil Daaroods that won't let the Holy Muj. Caydiid rule the country towards prosperity and peace..

abaayo kambuli thats their summary of the somali conflict .. hahah

[1nemansquad]

Ironman,

USC did not get a chance to implement their agenda:

1. Stubborn Dictator & Supporters that refused to concede defeat and seek peace but instead supported sabotaging the reconciliation process

2. Kenyan Intervention to undermine the USC by arming the Ex-President in his failed bid to seize power

3. UN Intervention to weaken the USC

The USC's only mistake was not starting their campaign on October 21, 1969 instead of being gullible people.

excuses, excuses, and more excuses and top of that blaming other people of your moryaaness, with that out the way.

Abdihutu, I'm not big on hating Hawiye folks, not your biggest critic but in this case sxb you are wrong everyone else and Ironman is right; if you are going to over-throw a government or any kind of establishment not only are you suppose to have plan A, but you should have plan D to deal with anything that comes up un-expected. If the USC didn't start massacring innocent civilians and instead said to the Somali public, our main target was the government and their cronies and this is your cope as much as it is the USC's so lets reestablish a central government and rebuild our nation; we wouldn't be in this hot mess after 20 years.

A lot of Daroods would've welcomed the idea. Only if...

[Nabeela]

Both USC and SNM were two entities led by crazy men. If both of them respected the Tuur-Juus-Caydiid agreement, things would have been different.
And anytime I think about Caydiid and USC, the Somali great Somali proverb comes to my mind "Fuloow Guuli kuu dhaweydaa".

Guhaad,

Caydiid (AUN) did everything he could to salvage the agreement but external forces conspired hard to plunge Somalia into further instability.

lol OMG, I wonder if you actually believe the bullshit you spew.

[qoraxeey]

Nabeelo abaay

dont take him seriously ... he loves the war lords who destroyed our country ...and he is so indo aadeeyg to cry rivers about how bad the situation in somalia is

[kambuli]

Indho adeyg iga dheh

Have you folks ever heard of the term:

"Indho bood ku haydo"

[qoraxeey]

yeaah .. indho adeyg badan weeye this AW person

kam

i never heard that mah-mah before... lakin its sounds interessting

[Tuba]

Your not meant to over throw your leader, good or bad mar uun uu iska takaya ama iska dhimanaaya

And aabe siyaad wuu ficnaa

[qoraxeey]

^^