Yes,taas run baad ku sheegtay there's no denying that reality. However, let's not disregard the historical animosity and hostility of the Ethios. Opting for annexation by one's biggest enemy on the planet is hardly a favorable choice. As for your mention of human advancement, what specific progress are you referring to? Examining various countries across the continent reveals how it lags behind, even in the face of peace and stability.. The disdain you hold for different qabiils appears to be clouding your logical thinking. External influence and bribery find it easier to seep in through federalism, where every president becomes susceptible to selling out and carrying out the wishes of our cadows. Federalism needs to go if the country wants to move forward. The country needs one strong government that can hold the whole nation together. It would be a challenging task, but it's doable with educated, qualified, and honest politicians ā a rarity nowadays. They would definitely steer the wadan in the right direction. I'm not against federalism until everyone is ready to unite and become one. That day will come surely in the future when everyone realizes it's the only way Somalia can stand up against foreign influence 100% .Your worst nighmare of Somalis reuniting won't come true in your life time but it certianly will become true as you lie in the ground six feet deep, getting eaten by dixiri
At least u admitted ur not against federalism where everyone must fix their area before talking about fixing the whole mess. Yes im not sayin their isnt foreign enemies, there is but im saying it's over exagerrated and when u look at history over the last 150 years since somalinimo was introduced foreign enemies are not even a single drop in our large blood bath, somalis have and will be your worst enemy and u deal with that first not run around saying lets unite on a fictious enemy which wat our somalimo is grounded in and we know what it has led too when that fictious enemy is gone or absent.
As for your belief in 1 strong somalia govt just remember pro/cons of repeating the same govt format that led us to fight over power becuz of 1 kursi, repeating it surely will repeat the same outcome every 30 years with new civil wars. As for saying federalism is a weakness, i see it as a strength, it can have problems but its benefits outweigh its negatives. Having separate govt we can compete and do ku dayo on each other and the cadow u fear cant destroy us either externally or internally as we have many govts not just 1. If 1 area falls others can help it back up. Its called diversification in business lingo not having ur eggs in 1 basket but many baskets. Ponder that perspective
