Kacaan regime was a minority isbahaysi and were most zealous loyalists that destroyed Somalia. During Civil war era minorities isku dir of main clans prolonged conflicts and didn't take part in all attempts create a government instead kept jumping between the different alliances of main clans out of self-interest when main clans succeeded in bringing some form of government the 4.5 formula to include them in power sharing despite all naf iyo maal came from main clans. Minority clans contributions been as opposition to every solutions or attempts build a government always on about dulmi and cadaalad daro demanding bigger part of powersharing while being major part of terror groups despite the appeasement from major clans. Fast forward to 2017 same minority isbahaysi that destroyed somalia returns as N&N zealots doing the opposite of main clans policies of inclusion and appeasement instead wanting dictatorship imposed on the rest and destruction of FMS for control over main clans homelands. Despite all blood spilling injustices targeting them main clans still call for peace dialog and patience.
I say 4.5 is dulmi iyo cadaalad daro against the 4 that sacrificed so much creating current government only that government be used against them aint no body fighting for their rights and inclusion in power sharing. CBB & NN + AS proves the saying that Laangaab waa ahlunaar!
Siyaad Barreโs regime was the result of major qabiils, Darood and Hawiye. Look at the officers that did the coup in 1969, they were almost entirely from major clans.
0.5 were only brought after the major clans went against Barre and he needed loyalty.
During the civil war, it was major clans fighting each other. Al-Shabaab is headed by major clans exploiting the marginalisation of smaller clans in the Somali political system for their benefit.
The FGS is led by major clans, the opposition is major clans. The FMS is major clans, the military is major clans.
Look where we are.
Maybe itโs time we let the smaller clans lead, surely it canโt be worse than 1991.