Somali Generations! which one are you
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Somali Generations! which one are you
I wondered if the same the classification on generations used in the west apply to us (Baby-boomers, Millennial generation etc).Obviously that classification is based on certain events experienced by every generation. As Somalis we might need to device our own based on our experiences. This is what I came up with so far (I will only start from the 1960s)
**Generation Independence (Facii Madax-banaanida): (early 40s and before)
This includes everyone who was a consenting adult during the independence eves of 1960s (26 june and 1st july). Those were mostly rural birth and upbringing rarely there was "Pure Reer-magaal". They all shared a heightened sense of Somalinimo exacerbated by the common goal of independence and birthing an independent Somalia. Sadly, this generation led the country to its demise being the most Qabilist most corrupt and most ignorant of all.They were the ones exclusively handling Somali politics all the way to the 90s.
**Generation Revolution (Facii Tawrada) (1950s- early 1970s)
No generation was more brain-washed than this generation, They were ubaxii iyo dhalintii kacaanka. growing in a secular somalia, being exposed to constant propaganda of Golihii Kacaanka. They were much fortunate than their predecessors by enjoying "limited" education and to experience the only functional government the Somali nation ever had. many of them were the fuel used to startle the civil war, although they were not the brain behind it.
**Generation lost hope (Facii rajo beelka) (Early 80s- early 90s)
This generation were the most affected by the civil war, Through famine, displacement, lack of education, loss of family members at young age (parents) and mass immigration out of the country. Fortunately this generation are the most hopeful when it comes to rebuilding Somalia, and amazingly to my experience the least corrupt (Somalinet not being a sample of reference) . Another phenomenon is that they are usually late for school, being in high school while being well into their mid-20s , but according to their documents all where born in 1990 if in Somalia and 1991 if in Somaliland.!!!
**Generation New-Somalias (Facii Soomaalida cusub) (mid-90s)
Those were born into different Somalia or Somalias, they are more realistic in believing that a united loving somalia cannot exist in the near future. hence their utmost believe in their regional administrations/countries, Somaliland, Puntland,Somali region of ethiopia......
Bal dhamaystira Jimcada ayaan u socdaaye....
**Generation Independence (Facii Madax-banaanida): (early 40s and before)
This includes everyone who was a consenting adult during the independence eves of 1960s (26 june and 1st july). Those were mostly rural birth and upbringing rarely there was "Pure Reer-magaal". They all shared a heightened sense of Somalinimo exacerbated by the common goal of independence and birthing an independent Somalia. Sadly, this generation led the country to its demise being the most Qabilist most corrupt and most ignorant of all.They were the ones exclusively handling Somali politics all the way to the 90s.
**Generation Revolution (Facii Tawrada) (1950s- early 1970s)
No generation was more brain-washed than this generation, They were ubaxii iyo dhalintii kacaanka. growing in a secular somalia, being exposed to constant propaganda of Golihii Kacaanka. They were much fortunate than their predecessors by enjoying "limited" education and to experience the only functional government the Somali nation ever had. many of them were the fuel used to startle the civil war, although they were not the brain behind it.
**Generation lost hope (Facii rajo beelka) (Early 80s- early 90s)
This generation were the most affected by the civil war, Through famine, displacement, lack of education, loss of family members at young age (parents) and mass immigration out of the country. Fortunately this generation are the most hopeful when it comes to rebuilding Somalia, and amazingly to my experience the least corrupt (Somalinet not being a sample of reference) . Another phenomenon is that they are usually late for school, being in high school while being well into their mid-20s , but according to their documents all where born in 1990 if in Somalia and 1991 if in Somaliland.!!!
**Generation New-Somalias (Facii Soomaalida cusub) (mid-90s)
Those were born into different Somalia or Somalias, they are more realistic in believing that a united loving somalia cannot exist in the near future. hence their utmost believe in their regional administrations/countries, Somaliland, Puntland,Somali region of ethiopia......
Bal dhamaystira Jimcada ayaan u socdaaye....
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Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
"Facii rajo beelka" is such a depressing term for a spirited group with potential, no? 

Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
As in Hope was lost back at the time....The Somali inhabited peninsula being torn by War and Famine at the same time, one can only be a dreamer to figure out a way out back then.YummyMummy wrote:"Facii rajo beelka" is such a depressing term for a spirited group with potential, no?
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Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
Sounds like a regular Friday to me.xergeeye wrote: Generation lost hope
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Any suggestions?AgentOfChaos wrote:Sounds like a regular Friday to me.xergeeye wrote: Generation lost hope

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Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
For starters not putting people in boxes would go a long way.
Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
[quote="AgentOfChaos"]For starters not putting people in boxes would go a long way.[/quote]
That is what we do all the time, in our level of our lives. xaaji adigu which group baad galaysaa horta?
That is what we do all the time, in our level of our lives. xaaji adigu which group baad galaysaa horta?
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Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
I thought I already answered that.
Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
Yep I fall under the "least corrupt & most hopeful with regards to rebuilding Somalia.
I'm ok with that.
I'm ok with that.
Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
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^ I'm baffled, what point are you trying to make about your siblings poppin' kids?
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^Hadal dee afka goosteyahow
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Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
GAMER wrote:.

Re: Somali Generations! which one are you
What are you talking about abaayo?Amira143 wrote:GAMER wrote:.
What did We ever do to you, man. That was soo uncalled for.
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