I wanted you to get the context around which their arguments, and recommendations are framed. Without those, and not knowing what their arguments are, it would be hard to form an opinion, no?
I don't think we deserve tha land we inhabit, let Ethiopia and Kenya make use of it.
Any rational person knows where this kind of rhetoric leads to. I'll just state that the FGS is as much mine as PL is yours.
By the way PL government has drawn up the document, their recommendations aren't only secondary to the six points they listed but absolutely irrelevant to the FGS.
1: In 2004 when Federalism was agreed on it was done in a fucking hotel on a Kenyan slum. Garow one and two were agreed on when AL-Shabaab was in control of most of not only Sothern Somalia but major parts of Xamar as well. I don't see any reason for it to be a prerequisite for a common agreement now. I can even boldly state, that PL government demands this so it can keep the kumeelgaar pamphlet alive.
For the record, just so you know it, it means the Fed. gov't is an entity for all. Let us not make assumptions. Does that help?
Typical move when one can't formulate anything concrete, well thank god you are not annoying enough for me to keep this charade on.
Did I, or did I not capture your argument?
Forget about PL even Xamar soldiers and MPs are paid with funds from IC. Nothing passes the HAG isbaaro⦠shameless indeedCaqli lix saac hutu dameer. The ones that live in xamar believe this lie too. Why would puntland need canshuur from a bajaj driving hutu ? This is who we have to share a country with
Repeat of Farmaajo. Same playbook so he will receive the same ending.
IC aid unuka leh
Gaylan media isn't really a reliable source. We'll have to wait until puntland or the wadaagsan company confirms this
The federal constitution gives PL full autonomy and they can't relinquish that, even after negotiations I don't think PL will give up more powers than already mentioned in the constitution like defense, foreign affairs, money, etc.
Doqonki Ogaden has the intellectual capacity of a shallow rain puddle. Faroole cut ties in 2011 when Gaas was PM. Similarly Gaas cut ties in 2015 when Omar Abdirashid was PM. Both are from Puntland so this argument holds no water.
Bro stop shitting up this thread with your dumb hutu takes. Either engage the topic at hand, or dip. We're here for dicussion on federalism not your ur womanly emotional outburstsOkay Iβm hurt from a anonymous personsays the person moaning about 1991 every two business days
I donβt have anything personal against daroods for me to get hurt. itβs just the constant faan on every other regular thread where itβs unnessary shuuban.
I agree with you, but whats sad is that all these idiotic takes are cosigned by others with idiotic takes, they circle-jerk each other with stupidity. They live in their own realityThis topic is what always convinces me that Somalis simply do not have the requisite intelligence to discuss complex constitutional questions.
Why is Puntland doing this?
You explain why it would be bad for Puntland to handover its judicial system to the FGS given its incompetence and corruption.
Same person 2 seconds later: why is Puntland doing this?
Iβll throw you a life line, as I am in a generous mood, in the hope that you'll learn a thing or two from it next time when engaging others. See, you probably are used to a debating style void of facts, where one digresses, diverges, and converges as if serving mince pie for dinner on cement board - more of a smorgasbord type of scattered thinking. The arguments PL is making are all valid, and should have been positioned against the anti-federalist tide a long time ago, but Deni is anything, but an honest broker, playing horse trading in midstream, benefiting neither the locals, nor the national interest. That should be your rebuttal. All else is just βgacma daalisβ. Now, that you are being rescued (how long are we to continue doing that, and your are not the slimmest among your equals), just try sticking to the facts. Atta lad.
