SOMALI LEAKS
One Darwiish speaks with the entire Sec Enclave at the height of Kalshaale War (The Mole's Findings)
A Darwiish warrior and Mole who as a pretend Secessionist spoke to the entire leadership of the Secessionist enclave from President Siilaanyo downwards to the Interior Minister, Defence Minister, Chief of the Army and some other Secessionist leaders such as Ina Kaahin Spy Chief and former SNM rebel and last but not least the mad Faysal Ali Waraabe has in the past few days released secret tapes with the above mentioned individuals.
He found out how the secessionist plan to attack Cayn region, the ministers send to Lasanod and how their trustworthiness was in question alleging that most were new 'Somaliland' recruits who recently 'switched over' and thus not trustworthy. They mentioned Dawdar and others who they also described as extreme Religious individuals linked to 'radicals' and the mission they were in Lasanaod for.
They said Siilaanyo had replaced the ones who were with the 'cause' for the past 20 years with some individuals who only recently changed over. They slashed Xaabsade in particular, the Information Minister as being untrustworthy to the highest degree.
Furthermore the militia in Sool need to be constantly 'bribed' Ina Kaahin remarked 'as you know if we do not give them money they will immediately go over to the opposite side' and 'then wage war against us'.
Nuux Taani Somaliland's Chief of the Army revealed how scared they are but later on he says that 'Now everything is not as difficult and hopeless as before, there are no attacks expected from Tukaraq and some of the SSC have switched over'.
He emphasised that Kayse's switch over to them and who is in Burco 'now' but heading towards Hargaysa has 'significantly reduced the Buuhoodle and Cayn freedom fighter's capabilities' and that 'they have become weak as thereof' and 'therefore expect to be invaded anytime by us'. On the question if the troops are being considered to be send back he reclaimed 'that they will be not going back only further into Cayn region until we capture Buuhoodle'.
This is interesting as the last couple of days the Secessionists were preparing for a last and final push towards Buuhoodle but Puntland at the same time said 'that they will be defending Buuhoodle and Cayn, if attacked by the Secessionist'.
It seems with Keyse coming over to them they have regained more confidence in actually capturing Buuhoodle this time around.
It's long the tapes that is and you need to listen to it to yourself but the funniest part is the Darwiish Mole saying to the Secessionist Army Commander that he has spoken with some 'men' who belonged 'to the clan' and 'are part of the armed forces of Djibouti, who provided him with satellite photograph's of Ahmed Karaash's men and troops and their whereabouts' by which the Secessionist Army Commander replied 'Yes it's how you told it, indeed they were at the spot you told us'.
That Darwiish guy has given us insights how the secessionist leadership from President down to Chief of the Army speak to everyone and give away sensitive information without any regard to whom they're speaking to and this shows us how the unprofessional secessionist decision makers under Siilaanyo operate and their incompetent ways of not giving away your own secrets.
Click on link below to listen to audio
http://www.zshare.net/audio/88069749812e8a6b/
Ina Kahin tells it all too
http://www.zshare.net/audio/8801295392089484/
Siilaanyo tells it all.
listen to audio below
http://www.zshare.net/audio/88056277de4446f6/
The recent phone interviews conducted by some obscure individuals from North America with certain well known Somaliland politicians, including the man at the top of everything, Ahmed Silanyo, has unearthed the lack of acumen and political sensitivity at the heart of Somaliland’s political elite in Hargeisa. How come such politicians of a high stature, at least by local standards, can be so naïve by talking to complete strangers and bare it all for them on a very, very sensitive issue at a very, very sensitive time? If confirmed and I am not doubting the authenticity of these tapes, this is incompetency at its worst level.
For a few days, I ignored the whole story that was doing the rounds in almost all Somali websites, including those of Somaliland assuming that it is one of those slanging matches between local politicians on one side and SSC and Somaliland on the other. But then I became interested when the story refused to go away and tempted to have a look at these interviews in great detail to see their authenticity. To my astonishment, I found that all voices in the interviews were very familiar, except that they were conducted by men who are purporting to be representatives of Somaliland activists in North America. With amazement and disbelieve, I repeated listening to those interviews all over again and again only to find no fault at them. The voice of the president is as crystal clear as ever and too genuine to be doctored by some form or another. Faisal Ali Waraabe is as at his usual rant and raving, accusing the president of incompetency and lack of a clear leadership, among other things. Mohamed Kahin, probably under the influence of khat, has even gone further to talk in frankness and in greater detail on almost every question thrown at him by his interviewer. We are not talking here about some rookies and some hopeful politicians. We are talking about the bulwarks of Somaliland politics; people who have been around since immemorial. And in the case of president Silanyo, we are talking about a man who was involved in politics for almost half of a century.
In addition, the fact that government officials have failed to refute this story shows that these tapes are genuine. I am sure there are too many red faces in Somaliland’s corridors of power. Had this happened in a normal country where the law of the land and government institutions are respected by all as opposed to clan interests, heads would have been rolled by now. The chief of cabinet, Hersi Toriile, would have been the first to be shown the door, as he dismally failed his duty to recognize the identity of the interviewers. Now, there is stone silence on the issue in the government and its supporters. Had this been doctored, we would have seen the presidential spokesman, Mr. Cukuse, doing his usual rebuttals.
For a few days, I ignored the whole story that was doing the rounds in almost all Somali websites, including those of Somaliland assuming that it is one of those slanging matches between local politicians on one side and SSC and Somaliland on the other. But then I became interested when the story refused to go away and tempted to have a look at these interviews in great detail to see their authenticity. To my astonishment, I found that all voices in the interviews were very familiar, except that they were conducted by men who are purporting to be representatives of Somaliland activists in North America. With amazement and disbelieve, I repeated listening to those interviews all over again and again only to find no fault at them. The voice of the president is as crystal clear as ever and too genuine to be doctored by some form or another. Faisal Ali Waraabe is as at his usual rant and raving, accusing the president of incompetency and lack of a clear leadership, among other things. Mohamed Kahin, probably under the influence of khat, has even gone further to talk in frankness and in greater detail on almost every question thrown at him by his interviewer. We are not talking here about some rookies and some hopeful politicians. We are talking about the bulwarks of Somaliland politics; people who have been around since immemorial. And in the case of president Silanyo, we are talking about a man who was involved in politics for almost half of a century.
In addition, the fact that government officials have failed to refute this story shows that these tapes are genuine. I am sure there are too many red faces in Somaliland’s corridors of power. Had this happened in a normal country where the law of the land and government institutions are respected by all as opposed to clan interests, heads would have been rolled by now. The chief of cabinet, Hersi Toriile, would have been the first to be shown the door, as he dismally failed his duty to recognize the identity of the interviewers. Now, there is stone silence on the issue in the government and its supporters. Had this been doctored, we would have seen the presidential spokesman, Mr. Cukuse, doing his usual rebuttals.
Why Somaliland politicians are so naïve and insensitive?
Despite the existence of three political parties in Somaliland, the real powerbase of support for politicians lies with their respective clans, meaning if a certain politician crosses party, almost all his clansmen will desert the said party. In effect, most electorates have no allegiance for political parties but for their clansmen in these parties, which effectively make these parties redundant and meaningless – they only exist by names. In the scandal surrounding these tapes, politicians in question were on the wrong assumption that they were talking to their lot – their clansmen. This is more evident in the case of Faisal Ali Waraabe interview, where the mention of his sub clan has done the simple trick that was needed to obtain information from him. The overdependence on clanship in Somaliland had gotten the better of any other system that would have spotted such a hoax interview. So long as people are identified on the basis of their clan rather than their political persuasion and allegiance, such things will become common in Somaliland.
In addition, there is also a great deal of incompetency in the staff of president’s office, including his advisers. He seemed to have recruited people who have never run an office, let alone a whole country and who are largely brought in because of their unwavering support for the Kulmiye party during the election campaign, which brought Ahmed Silanyo to office. For a government not completed a year in office, there seems to be more problems and scandals than solving the country’s mounting political and socials difficulties.
Mohamed F Yabarag E-Mail:Myabarag@yahoo.co.uk
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