Are you a anti federalist saxiib
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Royalflush
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As in the siad barre regime, the somali nation prospered well under his dictatorship, but now under american influence this democracy which isnt really fair has lead to power being fractured across several autonomous states and some being sympathetic to our historical enemies such as ahmed madoobe. would you recommend the federal somali government invest its soon coming oil revenue in the military and exert its dominance over the autonomous states and transform somalia into a dictatorship with 1 ruler and several trusted governors in different regions, backed up by the military.then we can also with a united somalia take back ogaden and other regions such as mandeera
hope that helps
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peter schiff, his dad and him wrote amazing books, for layman, investing in gold, real world economics, i even used to pay for his radio daily show until he made it free
bob Murphy mises institute
tom woods,
Joseph Salerno
American austrian economis from mises institute
murray rothbard
von hayek austrian
ludwig von mises
Ron Paul former congressmen economist and doctor
any questions please ask away bro
all very modern economist
avoid keynsian school economist, new classical, and Chicago economist except maybe milton freidmen, with a pinch of salt,
no saxib, i want real federalism, not fake half hearted with massive powers to xamar, i want limited central government that doesn't abuse my rights,
siad barre raped the country, banned food imports, gave contracts to only crony marehans, killed, raped, murdered and he destroyed the country,
economically and politically he was a disaster, maybe your a kid in his late teens, the man and his ilk destroyed and pillaged somalia for langab cuqdad interest,
please dont come here and tell me said barres regime was a utopia
my awow told me siad barre banned sugar imports for 5 years in early 1980s people had to live with it, they had itches all over due to low protein and Vitamins and vital minerals, whilst the only marehan guy allowed to export sugar that was badly needed could not run the monopoly factory he had, siad barre needed the hard currency and his one monkey could not run the only sugar factory despite heavy state support,
the men is dead, AUN, be he was pure evil and destroyed the nation,
so farmajo using Ethiopians our hated enemy is not bad?
ahmed madoobe bad, farmajo good?
looool
let each state region develop her oil wells, the federal state will destroy it, why should puntland or jubaland trust a monkey from xamar to run her oil industry?
if farmajo was smart i would say go and ask for a certain cut of oil wells to give to poorer regions,
everything farmajo did is anti somali and pro Qabiil and hassan and sheikh sharif yet you still think a strong central state will bring heaven on earth to somalia and act fair?
agah, why do you ignore reality bro?
Rageedi
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sxb you are a treasure of economic knowledge, need more brothers like you with good economic understanding since economics is so important. what's your opinion on Paul Krugman? I know he's a Keynesian but didn't he get a Nobel prize in economics, so he must be knowledgable about economicshope that helps
Mises Institute
The Mises Institute exists to promote teaching and research in the Austrian school of economics, and individual freedom, honest history, and international peace, in the tradition of Ludwig von Mises and Murray N. Rothbard.mises.org
peter schiff, his dad and him wrote amazing books, for layman, investing in gold, real world economics, i even used to pay for his radio daily show until he made it free
bob Murphy mises institute
tom woods,
Joseph Salerno
American austrian economis from mises institute
murray rothbard
von hayek austrian
ludwig von mises
Ron Paul former congressmen economist and doctor
any questions please ask away bro
all very modern economist
avoid keynsian school economist, new classical, and Chicago economist except maybe milton freidmen, with a pinch of salt,
Edit: If Austrian economics is better than other school of thoughts then why is it not taken seriously among economists
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@Teeri-Alpha-Kismayo don't worry. Got a PHD in it while you were gone 
Was going to tell you to delete those voice recordings but you already did that fortunately.
Politics @ work or in your future political career can get petty and you wouldn't want anyone to link you to your fkd battles on sspot.
Was going to tell you to delete those voice recordings but you already did that fortunately.
Politics @ work or in your future political career can get petty and you wouldn't want anyone to link you to your fkd battles on sspot.
@Teeri-Alpha-Kismayo don't worry. Got a PHD in it while you were gone
Was going to tell you to delete those voice recordings but you already did that fortunately.
Politics @ work or in your future political career can get petty and you wouldn't want anyone to link you to your fkd battles on sspot.
LLol, thanks bro, in fact i felt guilty and only came back to create another account to answer your econ questions as i wanted to keep my promise to you that i will answer them, little did i know they will ban me for called isaaqs the I word, a word or name my ancestors gave them, a term of indearment,
@Removed advised and i took his advised and decided to delete the voice recordings since i came from a very famous family
but if you have any more econ questions, let me know,
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Rageedi
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Really appreciate the answers sxb one last question I hope its not too much. which trade policy would you say would be better for Somalia ? Free trade or protectionism? I know free trade leads lower prices and thus higher standards of living but it can also lead to outsourcing of jobs like in US where many manufacturing jobs have been outsourced to countries where the wages is lower and I'm afraid that could to Somalia when it becomes industrialized. Also are you libertarian or paleolib by any chance? you seem like you like limited government also most Austrian econs are libertarians.
Royalflush
novacane
saaxib you sound like an isaaq, what a jaded view! was the country not more stable even tho there was a proxy war. im just saying democracy may not be the best for a country so corrupt
and btw im marehan lol
Since we got you here might as well.
How would you setup Somalia's monetary system if you had that job?
Talking big picture what money system to use.
Based on fiat? If so how do you minimize the riba aspect of it without making the global financial system our enemies?
Bonus question.
Can you invest in companies that don't necessarily sell Haram products or services but still use riba to finance their business?
Almost every company in the S&P 500 uses leverage and those that don't probably had in the past.
To what extent do small investors share in the sin?
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Please do NOT apologise, i will answer them all, benefit from me, keep all econ questions coming, no matter how hard they seem,
let me grab tea, insha Allah i shall answer any questions you have about economics,
@Rageedi and @RasCanjero Please bare with me gents for a while, perhaps no more than a day, I will get yall a very detailed answers for those questions insha Allah, Alas some personal duty calls which i need to deal with asap, thanks chaps,
Please ask as many questions about econ, we are all learning, sorry for the delay
here is a very comprehensive answer, hope that helps, any more questions please ask away
some of my favourite questions excellent please keep them bringing
so here we go lets answer them
somalia for of monetary system
Based on fiat? If so how do you minimize the riba aspect of it without making the global financial system our enemies?
Almost every company in the S&P 500 uses leverage and those that don't probably had in the past.
To what extent do small investors share in the sin?
Hope that helps bro, dont be shy if you have any more questions, also @Rageedi dont be shy ask away
the best book on why riba is bad
The Problem With Interest (Riba). By Tarek El-Diwany
met him personally , former derivative trader, half german mum and masri dad, muslim, UK based
The Problem With Interest (Riba). By Tarek El-Diwany
met him personally , former derivative trader, half german mum and masri dad, muslim, UK based
Sxb appreciate the in-depth answer. Will download and check them out properly when I'm free later.
Had another question which is a bit more towards economic theory.
Don't need a correct answer just your thoughts since from what I've gotten from your recordings so far is that you've thought about our future economic options.
Question is what implications are there to our productivity and competitiveness in Somalia or the Muslim world in general without the use of riba.
Still have this view that Islamic finance is like a handicapped version of haram finance.
Basically missing most the benefits since risk and incentives aren't aligned.
Most the rules out there today seem to put on as an afterthought to sell sukuk bonds which border the grey zone imo.
You seem to see the bigger picture behind it all and definitely more familiar with the scholarary work underpinning it.
How can we integrate into the wider global capital markets with one arm tied behind our back.
Not only would we struggle to keep pace but we'll be outcompeted at every step by trade rivals who leverage to the hilt.
Either we realign incentives or lower risks through insurance through some lynchpin like an Islamic AIG.
It's not that the market isn't mature yet but from the little knowledge I have I don't see how we could make it more viable.
Another option is to isolate but that isn't realistic even if a dozen Muslim countries joined us.
