this is how they are living in war torn syria
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May allah preserve somalia
They usually wear hijab cause of their bidar not cause hoyoo or aboo told them too.
Threadke, huuno?
My family wasn't part of the ruling class bro. I get what ur saying, but the aftermath of the rebellion wasn't exactly heaven. Our country is divided up with foreign militaries doing as they please. Our oceans polluted, resources stolen, people trafficked and the list goes on. All the injustices you mentioned persisted after the rebellion and arguably to a higher degree. That's why personally i'd choose the old govt since there was at least some semblance of law and order.
Funny thing about the rebels was that they didn't have a plan for what came next. It was a shitshow where they just went on a rampage. Even SL which people like to treat as a success is a shithole by every metric and crumbling before our eyes after 30 wasted years. At least in other places the rebels usually have an objective and a plan for what comes next.
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The skinny girl is so pretty
The military regime was NOT tribal-based, and some of the worse affected communities were of that tribe.
Very good. A point I wish to drive home, and must be understood is: what has been happening in ardu Somal was the legacy of the military regime, and not the creation of the rebels.
We are now going through a rite of passage, which all societies can not skip, and a future of modern nation state shall come to pass.
My apologies, for I did not intend to hijack the thread. Where is @JackieBurkhart when you need her.
43k subhanallah
How many people died in 'Daba Dheer'?
yasmeen
summer break 7/1-?
We canβt keep blaming a dead man for the reason the country is the way it is. It is 100% the fault of the rebels.. Itβs time to look at the bigger picture walaal.
Walaal, it was not a man, but a system, a regime.
So, if I were to go by that logic, we should have accepted the subjugation, the wanton imprisonments, the killings, the rape, the water well poisonings?
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20,000. How many people were saved by the governmentβs quick response?
Reference?
yasmeen
summer break 7/1-?
I asked for some insight on the archaeological research link I posted in the thread the other day. I forgot the title but you know the one.
I was excited to read your write up! I thought I was going to wake up to a good read
btw if itβs not invasive can I ask what you study? From what I can garner from your many posts here, you know a ton of the history, language, and dhaqan in the Horn. Are you self taught and fueled by curiosity or is this your profession?How are we estimating these numbers?
Let us look at the numbers in their rightful context, and draw a distinction between natural disasters, and deaths & displacements caused by the regime?
I consider what happened post 1978 as the legacy of the regime.
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yasmeen
summer break 7/1-?
That doesnβt justify what happened but Iβd rather take a shitty government that could have been reformed over time for the better over the chaos and disarray we have now. Runta bes baan kuu sheega. You are acting like there was no chance to reform this government. There were governments more brutal than ours that have since been reformed. What was our excuse to not do that? You really believe addressing war crimes was an impossible task?
Iβm simply looking the bigger picture.
Even if you make that distinction, the events that had occurred post-war was sooo much more devasting to our people than anything that government could have ever done. We are taking into account our level of security, the total death count, the environmental damage, infrastructure damage, the lack of control over our sovereign land, our vulnerability to foreign intervention, the sanctions, and so much more. You canβt be serious walaal. Iβm trying to understand you, truly, but itβs hard because this is just unreasonable in the face of everything that happened post 1991.
