What do you guys say? be honest are you confederacy supporter or federalist supporter? I prefer wallahi Confederacy approach following the E.U standard of independent states in all matters with a small ceremonial capital in Mogadishu which will serve the functions of Brussels which is only an 'advisory' role no law making or service delivery function required. I wish Muqdisho just to have advisory capacity in Somalia and have no other power.
This is the only Somalia I will feel safe in. I am not even Federalist supporter, I only supported it cause it less worse then centralism. But deep down, I believe in an EU Model for Somalia with 6 states. This can bring in SL to the table also who will essentially be an independent state with a Mogadishu that has only advisory capacity function like Brussels.
Federalism is still to difficult to work with in Somalia because tasks and duties are shared by regions and capital. It maybe suitable after 50 years of confederacy approach when each state in the nation has progressed and developed institutions and security forces. We can discuss becoming federal only when there are states who can combine something together.
We can designate the Banadir Regional Administration full power over Mogadishu and the SFG an advisory role. We can remove the capital status of Somalia and make it 'rotate' between the confederacy for 50 years. The SFG can be hosted in each Somali state for 5 years and then he relocates to advise the next state on best policies, the SFG will be totally ceremonial and have no power whatsoever beyond giving Somali wide advice since they have access to rotate between the states.
WOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A SOMALI E.U HERE WE COME
This is the only Somalia I will feel safe in. I am not even Federalist supporter, I only supported it cause it less worse then centralism. But deep down, I believe in an EU Model for Somalia with 6 states. This can bring in SL to the table also who will essentially be an independent state with a Mogadishu that has only advisory capacity function like Brussels.
Federalism is still to difficult to work with in Somalia because tasks and duties are shared by regions and capital. It maybe suitable after 50 years of confederacy approach when each state in the nation has progressed and developed institutions and security forces. We can discuss becoming federal only when there are states who can combine something together.
We can designate the Banadir Regional Administration full power over Mogadishu and the SFG an advisory role. We can remove the capital status of Somalia and make it 'rotate' between the confederacy for 50 years. The SFG can be hosted in each Somali state for 5 years and then he relocates to advise the next state on best policies, the SFG will be totally ceremonial and have no power whatsoever beyond giving Somali wide advice since they have access to rotate between the states.
WOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A SOMALI E.U HERE WE COME