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@DR OSMAN
It's simple building a nation state however you need the human capital for it to flourish and be implemented.
You were in Mogadishu in 98' so you know what the human capital of the moryaans were. Do you think they will be able to help in building a modern nation state or will they be an impediment to progress. You should make a podcast regarding this question.
Yes I won't forget my time in Mogadishu in 98, it was the most shocking experience in my life. Green lines everywhere, moryans everywhere, no parliament/police/courts/govt not even 'local' one kkkkkk, everything was 'dark' and ppl were using 'kerosene' lamps as the electricity was looted and sold, the toilets stunk and wouldn't flush which was my first 'shocking encounter' as they said all the pipelines were removed in the city and the 'house sewer lines' are connected to nothing anymore. Every building looked like something like nuclear bomb hit it, especially PUBLIC and Large Private buildings(aruba oo kale) were totally decimated. All the roads were destroyed and turned into 'sandy dunes' and shit where each vehicle felt like it was going up n down into deep hole and then back up again over 'small' distances also so it was literally everywhere. This is the biggest reason I am anti hawiye rule, I saw what it can lead too in 98, wallahi qabiil neceb igama aha, but I don't want anyone having to relive that lifestyle.
I was a 13 year old kid wandering around this place in absolute 'awe' and felt like it was like 'nightmare' and not real life at all and I would wake up but everyday I woke up it was the same. All khat heads in the town, only a 'few' schools functioning to develop human capital and skills and future wealth which were very low standard but their were lots of 'quranic' ones not sure how that's gonna make them wealthh but they still went kkkkk.
What shocked me the most was the 'militia' boys, these guys were given measly 'khat' and small 'payment' considering how much the warlord was getting from all the extortion rackets in bakaraha on businesses, checkpoints on vehicles/trucks, airport which ironically they agreed to close down aden adde/port due to them not agreeing on who controls it, it would've lead to more blood-shed basically, imagine that SHUTTING down national infrastructure for the people over who controls it and having all them suffer and use 'ceel macaan' and shit.
I will never forget my experience there and maybe we should have some sort of Somali diaspora and Local forum recounting this to people so they never make the same mistake, I wud love to hear stories from people living in that dark-era as warning to the future to learn from.