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SOMACOON
Guest
Let us discuss the state in which Somalia is in today.
At one point, not many decades ago. Somalia was a unified nation.
Muqdisho was the capital, Hargeisa the 2nd capital.
Our women roamed freely, not asked or questioned because of their appearance. We've had many leaders after the fall of the Barre government, but what have we as people accomplished after the fall of this nation?
25 years, and it seems our nation is more divided than ever. We were once unified under one flag, our military leaders consisting of people from many different backgrounds and qabiils. We lived in an era, where a man in Hargeisa, a man in Bossaso and a man in Bardheere would die for a common cause. "Somalinimo"
qabil was abolished, asking a simple question such as, "yaa tahay" was a crime.
Today our people are divided and our nation is corrupt.
Unless a government that loves unity explodes in Muqdisho, we as Somalis will forever be the lunatics in the Horn. We have a nation such Ethiopia, who carries more than 90 ethnic groups in their interior, in search of division within our homogeneous ethnic majority nation. Something to laugh at isn't it?
We have more in common than any other group in Africa.
And a share a nation named after our people! Yet, it seems you'd rather die for your qabil, rather than for your nation.
At one point, not many decades ago. Somalia was a unified nation.
Muqdisho was the capital, Hargeisa the 2nd capital.
Our women roamed freely, not asked or questioned because of their appearance. We've had many leaders after the fall of the Barre government, but what have we as people accomplished after the fall of this nation?
25 years, and it seems our nation is more divided than ever. We were once unified under one flag, our military leaders consisting of people from many different backgrounds and qabiils. We lived in an era, where a man in Hargeisa, a man in Bossaso and a man in Bardheere would die for a common cause. "Somalinimo"
qabil was abolished, asking a simple question such as, "yaa tahay" was a crime.
Today our people are divided and our nation is corrupt.
Unless a government that loves unity explodes in Muqdisho, we as Somalis will forever be the lunatics in the Horn. We have a nation such Ethiopia, who carries more than 90 ethnic groups in their interior, in search of division within our homogeneous ethnic majority nation. Something to laugh at isn't it?
We have more in common than any other group in Africa.
And a share a nation named after our people! Yet, it seems you'd rather die for your qabil, rather than for your nation.
Seems no one can understand his fancy somali.
