The target of Boosaaso terror attack planning to evict PL militias from Badhan

[Bernie Madoff]

@Gadhwayne you seem to ruffled some feathers in this thread

 

[Dharbaaxo Jin]

this is all about UAE protecting their assets in Bosaso, Deni stands no chance in the presidential race, but he is still valuable contractor for UAE DP port.

I doubt that tbh. UAE has essentially given up on the port since their point man was killed in PL, over 3 years ago.

 

[Ascended Farax 2.0]

More Game of thrones theories, it was Badhan that sent their darawiish to destroy SL ballot boxes in Xadeed (Carmale, Damala Xagare, Shimbiraale) Badhan military were paid not to leave SL by Tani but they ended up leaving kkk

 

[Periplus]

I believe that East Sanaag should be an FGS administered region.

The federal government should have a constitutional clause to allow a region or qabiil to be federally administered.

If they’re gonna continue this qabiil-based governance, you may as well allow smaller qabiils the right to choose from who they’re ruled by.

The IC should be brought on board with this idea that if a majority of a certain qabiils elders request government intervention, they will receive it.

 

[0117]

I believe that East Sanaag should be an FGS administered region.

The federal government should have a constitutional clause to allow a region or qabiil to be federally administered.

If they’re gonna continue this qabiil-based governance, you may as well allow smaller qabiils the right to choose from who they’re ruled by.

The IC should be brought on board with this idea that if a majority of a certain qabiils elders request government intervention, they will receive it.

Delusional

 

[Periplus]

Delusional

No, if the FGS gets IC support then it’s feasible. Present it as a solution to tribal infighting.

But knowing the IC, they will agree to the FGS managing civil affairs but AMISOM running security.

I should also note, they will only agree to areas like Buuhoodle or Badhan which are administered by PL. They won’t dare intervene in LaasAnood.

SL will face the prospect of having AMISOM within its borders. If they decide to fight then they start an international incident.

 

[0117]

No, if the FGS gets IC support then it’s feasible. Present it as a solution to tribal infighting.

But knowing the IC, they will agree to the FGS managing civil affairs but AMISOM running security.

SL will face the prospect of having AMISOM within its borders. If they decide to fight then they start an international incident.

fGs mAnAGinG ciVIl aFFaIrs

SL wIlL fAcE tHe PrOsPeCt oF hAvInG AmiSom

I just hope Deni does micro manage the seats and blocks clan elders choices.

 

[Periplus]

fGs mAnAGinG ciVIl aFFaIrs

SL wIlL fAcE tHe PrOsPeCt oF hAvInG AmiSom

I just hope Deni does micro manage the seats and blocks clan elders choices.

Thank you for the insightful option as always. You really articulated your opposition to my hypothetical proposition rather adeptly.

 

[0117]

Thank you for the insightful option as always. You really articulated your opposition to my hypothetical proposition rather adeptly.

It's just you have so much hope for the paper state called FGS.I thought from the initial thread you produced on Siad Barre that you were grounded on facts and reality.

 

[Periplus]

It's just you have so much hope for the paper state called FGS.I thought from the initial thread you produced on Siad Barre that you were grounded on facts and reality.

Somalia has the tools to become an African powerhouse but pride, AS, qabiil kills us.

The FGS in its current form is like Manchester United, a constant state of almost there but ultimately far away from competency.

I work in policy and Somalia is an interesting case. There are clear ways forward for Somalia, it’s about whether the Somali populace are willing to do it.

The problem is that this current generation of politicians are unwilling to go out of their comfort zone and because of that, the FGS will remain doomed.

But I remain hopeful.

 

[0117]

Somalia has the tools to become an African powerhouse but pride, AS, qabiil kills us.

The FGS in its current form is like Manchester United, a constant state of almost there but ultimately far away from competency.

I work in policy and Somalia is an interesting case. There are clear ways forward for Somalia, it’s about whether the Somali populace are willing to do it.

The problem is that this current generation of politicians are unwilling to go out of their comfort zone and because of that, the FGS will remain doomed.

But I remain hopeful.

It's best to be optimistic and have faith