Hear O hear this is the future of Somalia !!

[Manaking]

Clan President Abdullahi Yusuf
wich is no longer residing in Mogadishu but is back in the bunkers in Baidoa, currently in Kuwait for collecting money on behalf of his clan eehm I mean Somalia .
Former carwashers , somali money printers , pirates , warlords .
Yes these clansmen of A/Y have all been appointed to important positions.
Whats more horrible and scary is how this man Xalimo is not even afraid of hiring only
Omar Mohamud ( MJ ) clansmen in almost all the fukking positions.

Warsangeli and half of Dhulbahante should be glad they joined Somaliland instead.
Congrats to Somaliland Army represented by Warsangeli in Badhan recently.

Yes this is the thanks Ghedi and his people gets .



The recent Appointments ( Qarannews fastest updates )

1. Kooshin Mohamed, the Somali Ambassador to the United States - Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan of Daarood clan. This man is nephew of Col Yusuf.
He is a 28-year-old Seattle Grocer. According to US State Department, he has no bona
fides and he is presenting himself with all sorts of different titles he doesn’t
have. For further reference please see
http://www.aayaha.com/viewpage.php?articleid=4292
2. Gen Mohamed Sa’id Hersi (Morgan), National Security Advisor to the President –
Abdirihin sub-sub-clan of Majerteen. He was previously a rival to Col. Yusuf, but
now is a follower of him.
3. Bashiir Iise, the newly-appointed Governor of Somali Central Bank – Iise Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. One must keep in mind that there is no central
bank in Somalia for the last 16 years.
4. Isma’iil Haji Warsame, Director of Department of Foreign Aid – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He continually prints fake Somali money from
South East Asian countries.
5. Son of Abdullahi Aynab, Cashier of the Presidential Palace – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He is the son-in-law of the interim President.
6. Omar Jamaal, 1st Secretary of Somali Delegates at the United Nations Headquarters
in New York – his identity is questionable. In Toronto, he is a Canadian citizen and
claims to be another clan. In Germany, he was a refugee and reer Hamar clan. In the
US, where he currently lives, he is a refugee of Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of
Majerteen sub-clan and is on trial for lying US federal authorities on his identity.
7. Mohamed-Deek Abdilkadir, Director General of the Ministry of Information – Omar
Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
8. Abdirahman Ali, Director General of the Ministry of Post and Communication – Omar
Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
9. Abdishakuur Mohamud Gurey, Director General of the Ministry of Tourists – Omar
Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. His father was sub-sub-clan chief in
north Galka’o, Somalia.
10. Hussein Mohamed Mohamud, the newly-nominated spokesman of the President – Omar
Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He has no formal education. Not
surprisingly, he is the webmaster of Idamaale.com, a website which disseminates
Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf’s propaganda and odium.
11. Abdi Barre, Deputy Head of the Immigration Services – Bi’iidyahan sub-sub-clan
of Majerteen sub-clan. Mr Barre was Carwasher in Minneapolis, USA. He has no formal
education; no previous experience in immigration matters, but the prerequisite of
the job is an admirer of Col. Yusuf.
12. Gen Abdullahi Ali Omar (Ina-Libah-san-ka-tabte), Chief of Armed Forces –
Arab-Salah, a minority sub-clan ethnically dominated by Majerteen sub-clan of
Daarood clan. He is related to Col Yusuf by marriage.
13. Colonel Mohamed Darwish, Head of the National Security Services – Bi’idyahan
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He was promoted a Brigadier General by Col.
Yusuf.
14. Col Abdirizak Afguduud, Commander of 1st Army Brigade – Abdirihin sub-sub-clan
of Majerteen sub-clan. He was promoted a Brigadier General by Col. Yusuf.
15. Col Hiif Ali Taar, Commander of 3rd Army Brigade – Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of
Majerteen sub-clan. Mr Taar was promoted as a Colonel by Colonel Yusuf. He was a
Toronto Cab Driver before he allied himself with Col. Yusuf who then was President
of Puntland.
16. Gen Abdullahi Ali Mire (Areys) – Commander of 4th Army Brigade – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. Areys was promoted as a General by Colonel
Yusuf.
17. Lieutenant Joo’aar, Chief of Mogadishu Airport and Seaport – Osman Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. This man was a former leader of a group of
pirate men who used to hijack ships in Indian Ocean before the defeated Islamic
Courts forced them to flee to Northeastern regions.
18. Colonel Sa’iid Dheere, Chief of Ballidoogle Military Base and also Chief of 1st
Military Division – Iise Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
19. Hassan Ali Gidhiish, Chief of Police Forces of Middle and Lower Jubba regions –
Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
20. Aaden Ali Abdi, Head of Security, Presidential Palace and Benadir Region – Omar
Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
21. Yusuf Omar Ahmed Al-Azhari, Political Adviser to the President – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He once told me in Nairobi that Hawiye clan
militias murdered lots of his relatives and attempted to kill him in 1991 in
Mogadishu. From his words, he was left as deceased. He usually claims that he still
carries a bullet in his right leg from that attack. He is driven by revenge.
22. Jamal Omar, Legal Adviser to the President – Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of
Majerteen sub-clan.
23. Yusuf Mohamed Ismaa’iil (Baribari), former spokesman of the President and
currently an envoy to Brussels, Belgium – Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen
sub-clan. According to reliable sources in the TFG, the Kingdom of Belgium declined
to host him as Ambassador.
24. Abdirashid Seed known as Qoor, Ambassador-at-large and Presidential Special
Envoy – Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He has no formal education;
let alone previous diplomatic experience.
25. Dahir Mire Jibril, Chief of Staff of the Presidential Palace – Gumasoor
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He is a veteran of Colonel Yusuf’s former front,
SSDF.
26. Abdirisak Ahmed Ali, Deputy Chief of Staff of Presidential Palace – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
27. Ahmed Ali Yusuf Ahmed, the President’s Secretary – Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of
Majerteen sub-clan. He is a nephew of the President. His late father was killed in
Mogadishu in 1991.
28. Ahmed Abdullahi Yusuf – Director General of the Finance of Presidential Palace –
Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He is the second son of the interim
President. A Canadian citizen and his education: high school drop-out.
29. Yusuf Weyrah – Economics Adviser to the President – Osman Mohamud sub-sub-clan
of Majerteen sub-clan.
30. Hassan Ali Yusuf, Chief of Protocol at Presidential Palace – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
31. Hibo Mohammed Elmi – Public Affairs Advisor to the President – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. She has never been to Somalia for almost two
decades.
32. Hassan Ali Suleymaan, Head of Baidoa Presidential Palace – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan.
33. Abdirizak Durkun, President’s special aide – Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan of
Majerteen sub-clan.
34. Abdullahi Dhere, Head of the President’s Personal Bodyguards – Omar Mohamud
sub-sub-clan of Majerteen sub-clan. He is a nephew of the President.
35. Ali Ahmed Jiis – the President’s Personal Bodyguard – Omar Mohamud sub-sub-clan
of Majerteen sub-clan. He is a nephew of the President.
However, the International Crisis Group’s latest observation and assessment about
Somalia is compatible with this above list. In its report entitled Somalia: The
Tough Part Is Ahead, the ICG cites this passage, “Whereas the Islamic Courts drew
their support predominantly from the Hawiye clan, the TFG is widely perceived as
dominated by Darod clan interests. TFG leaders reinforced this perception by
pursuing policies that further alienated the Hawiye, notably an appeal for foreign
troops. Hawiye alienation and TFG inadequacies left a vacuum into which the Courts
expanded between June and December 2006, bringing a degree of peace and security
unknown to the south for more than fifteen years.”
(Mohamed Ingiriis is a former associate editor of Ayaamaha newspaper in Mogadishu.
He currently reads Philosophy in Belgium)