coming up on book tv congresswoman ilhan omar omar talks about her journey about being a refugee in somalia to a member of the u.s. congress, and heather lundy details her experience entering local politics in her hometown of alaska, a bears and ballot, little bit later arizona senator discusses her book, dare to fly. >> representative ilhan omar, democrat of minnesota has a new book out, here's what it looks like and it's called this is what america looks like, congresswoman thank you for joining us on book tv, there are two characters in your book, baba and abe, who are they? >> my grandfather and father, abe is the word that we use for data into molly, and baba is a traditional word that is used in the middle east for father, since i was born in his house, that is what his children called him and we continue to call him that as well, they were both father figures to me, i continue to call them that. >> what were the first eight or so years of your life like? >> peaceful, i had a really enjoyable childhood, i grew up in a household where we had not just my siblings and my father but my ex

. >> host: that was in the mogadishu somalia area, correct? >> guest: yes, the capital city. mogadishu was a very different place at that time then it is now. it was very culturally enriched environment. my earliest memories really are of music and art and plays in part of the education system was that you learned poetry some called somalia nations of poets so poetry was a way you express yourself in songs and plays were the way in which this originally nomadic culture passed down information, not much of somalia's history is written so everything was done through song and dance and as part of our education system we would have times in which throughout the day we would sing and dance and my aunts and uncles brought that home and so they would have my siblings and i pair off and do duets so we were often busy writing songs down so we could memorize them because none of us wanted to be outperformed by the other. >> host: you did not mention your mother. what happened? >> guest: my mother passed away when i was very little and i have no memory and, you know, i really didn't hav

mobile swarm and with some success but the swarms move on heading north to countries like ethiopia somalia and south sudan there is great concern that they will return later in the year the fight against the locusts is also a race against time. for more let's bring in keith cressman he's the senior locust forecasting officer at the un's food and agriculture organization keith good to have you with us if the situation across africa right now well this situation is the worst situation we've seen in the last quarter of a century in canyon which you were mentioning in your program it's the worst situation in 70 years so we were very concerned of course on the upcoming forecast and predictions of what could happen this summer to make it even worse. there just give me an insight as to what's causing these forms of locusts why are they arriving right now well this is a response to whether in fact very very good weather conditions that just didn't start now but it started about 2 years ago in 2018 when there were 2 cycles in the indian ocean that brought very heavy rains and then this was exacerba

emily's women in a mosque to somalia now we're at least 15 people have been killed in a militant siege in the capital mogadishu the militants attacked a popular beach hotel before being killed by security forces islamist group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility. and on mistaken sound. people take cover as best they can as somali special forces exchanged gunfire with al shabaab militants. the assault began when 4 attackers detonated a car bomb at the hotel's entrance then making their way inside foreign assault weapons and taking hostages. it's terrible many people are dead others are wounded and a large number are accounted for they took some people hostage. the sage was ended after 5 hours when all the gunmen were shot dead resulting in the rescue of hundreds of people. insurgent group al-shabaab says it was behind the assault claiming they targeted the high end hotel due to its connections to the somali government. the hotel is owned by somali m.p. and former finance minister abdul he mohamad nor does a popular destination among government workers and officials. al-shabaab which i

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and an attack in same place at a hotel in somalia's capital mogadishu at least 5 people were killed after a suspected car bomb blew up of the alito is held in lido beach and government officials say 2 gunmen are among the dead ambulance staff at the scene say dozens have been injured and we'll bring you more on that story of as we get it thailand has seen the largest protests so far demanding political reforms and unprecedented changes to royal rule a growing number of thais have rallied in weeks of student led protests when he reports from bangkok. in big numbers they came to the center of bangkok to escalate their call to change protesters gathered around democracy monument a symbol of what they say thailand doesn't have. i can't pick the fact that the government is so corrupt it's been in power for far too long and things aren't getting any better. after weeks of peaceful protests led mainly by students this was by far the largest and most diverse attracting ties from different sectors of society including other groups who staged mass rallies in the past. people have come out today the

and in somalia, they had no social structure itself. somalia was true anarchy. bishops dictators who have overthrown is always celebrated their independence by choosing each other. fighting broke out everywhere. it was a traditional african tribal warfare. the small he is all belong to the same tribe. but the tribes at six flags of the six concept hundreds of sub plans and he said plan is divided into infinite murder disputes. this malaise on each other with rifles, machine guns, cannons and wads of filth. but in the old town, not one stone stood among on one another pretty everything had been built on the concrete and the concrete had been blasted back into piles of aggregate rebar importance met. there's no water or electricity and at night the only limitation was tracer bullets pretty retrieved bush had been snatched for fire word. sewage will look through the pavement through what pavement was left. mounds of sand loose in the streets. rubbish was don't about wreckage and goats graze their predict everything that comes can accomplish, and achieved. so i sign

somalia was true anarchy. a vicious dictatorship had been overthrown and the somali ended up shooting at each other. it wasn't traditional african tribal warfare because the somalis, belonged to the same tribe, but the tribe has six clans and hundreds of subclans and each is divided into murderous feuds. they fought each other with rifles, machine guns and by the look of mogadishu, with filth. in the city everything had been built with concrete and it had been blasted back to rebar and cement. there was no lights or electricity and everything was snatched for firewood. sewage weld up through the pavement, what pavement there was left. rubbish adop wreckage and goats grazed on the offal. and everything accomplished in mogadishu. i signed on as a radio reporter with abc news and abc news found a mansion that was protected. and they hired mercenaries to protect the compound. and we were housed in the compound and bedded down in shifts while our security as the somali mercenaries liked to be called were encamped.

down in somalia as many as $900.00 migrants were said to be on board only handful survived 3 ship wrecks in just 3 days claims $709.00 large just the most recent tragedy involving migrants trying to meet you in the week. to suddenly get a mass migration of millions it's a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble you know lease terrible books songs those books so it can last very long well you know. work for 22 years counting nobody listen see. in the home. but i know the home to send me a bit. but when we're looking for the throw up of bugs. for instance. this a bit. here is the gold chain these here over here. libya here. occasionally we go over for fuel somewhere over the. we've got 12 more alone here for all and the 20 full mile. in the libyan will soar to seoul whoever of the all star says a lot to think the 20 full mile cease their zone in so it. so normally we stay outside 24 miles. and we've got a she said. where are all of books something coming from. we've done the numbers on the bull 0012 degrees 35 minutes. mr. tucker well that might be the 2nd one was thi

americans think he's been treated unfairly. 5 people have been killed in an attack on a hotel in somalia's capital mogadishu government officials say 2 gunmen are among the dead i mean and stuff on scene say 28 others are injured an explosion followed by gunfire was howard at the elite hotel in lido beach it tack is ongoing still ahead on al-jazeera. i have to. go and everything gone in a matter of seconds we meet some beirut residents who've lost everything they've worked for. and the sale of cigarettes and alcohol resumes in south africa as coronavirus restrictions are lifted. hello there's more rain to come for the korean peninsula but probably for north korea wrong than south korea which is enjoying at least in the south a bit of a warm sunny spittal a moment in fact the rain is more likely to be showing itself in beijing where you have to be brief bit of flash flooding not significant but it's been iraq and in the last day or so could see some more the heavy rains down in sichuan the headwaters the yangtze in beijing itself the forecast is the thunderstorms from monday into tuesday th

well now one of the story we've been following an armed attack is taking place in a hotel in somalia's capital mogadishu at least 10 people were killed after a suspected car a car bomb blew up outside the elite hotel in lighter beach dozens of people have also been injured security forces say 2 gunmen are among the dead government officials often stay at this facility is well known in the area. well now the head of the u.s. postal service has been summoned to testify at a congressional committee later this month joy was appointed postmaster general by president donald trump and now facing accusations of trying to sabotage the mail network ahead of november's election by withholding funding and limiting its operations on saturday the postal service warned millions of mail in ballots might go to arrive in time to be counted on election day. also heidi joins us live now from maryland what i mean obviously so the democrats led house is now. a postal service leaders to testify in this emergency hearing what are they hoping to accomplish with this. all they will likely be dragging across the

at least 16 people have been killed in somalia and 40 others injured during a 5 hour siege of a hotel in the capital mogadishu 5 attackers government officials and the police officer amongst the don't a suspected car bomb followed by a shootout at the elite hotel in lido beach injured 40 others armed group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility. he was house of representatives is being called back into session to vote on legislation to protect the postal service the postmaster general an ally of president donald trump has made cutbacks to the department and has been summoned to testify before a congressional committee have now been 2 days of protests outside limited joyce home then straight as accuse him of trying to sabotage the mail network ahead of november's election and if mr joy refuses to appear. he should be stamped return to sender you shouldn't be allowed to be the postmaster general with a after all this destruction he can answer to the american people. new coronavirus measures making the use of face masks mandatory in public spaces across spain have sparked protests in madr

at least 16 people have been killed in somalia and 40 others injured during a 5 hour siege at a hotel in the capital mogadishu a suspected car bomb went off followed by a shootout at the elite hotel in lido beach 5 attackers government officials and a police officer amongst the dead the armed group has claimed responsibility. here is house of representatives is being recalled to vote on legislation to protect the postal service the postmaster general has made cutbacks to the department and been summoned to testify before a congressional committee comes as protest is accused levied to joy of trying to sabotage the mail network head of november's election mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . for the 2nd straight day protesters gathered outside the postmaster general so. they can use him off sabotaging the postal service with a view to restricting mail in ballots in the election essentially backing president trump in what many view as naked photo suppression the american people have a right you know where we're not frogs slowly boiling in a pot we see what's happening and we're goin

and a suicide bomber in somalia has killed at least 8 soldiers outside a military base 14 others were injured by the blast in the capital mogadishu. the state department has spoken out in support of a former top saudi intelligence agent who was reportedly targeted in a folder assassination attempt it describes. as a valued partner jobbery filed a lawsuit in washington d.c. on thursday accusing saudi crown prince mohammed bin salon sending a hit squad to canada to try to kill him mike hanna explains why patrick leahy was one of 4 senators who sent a letter to the white house last month in the letter the senators express their concern about what they call the abduction in saudi arabia are saddled jobbery son and daughter. in his court filing our jobbery said his children now aged 20 and 21 were being held as what he called human bait to lure him out of hiding the state department has now responded to the senator's concerns in a letter to senator leahy it describes jobbery as a valued partner to the u.s. government working closely with the u.s. to ensure the safety of americans and saudi

in somalia otherwise clouds are producing very much in the way of showers you know man or yemen or even southwest saudi but there's still a possibility what is fairly obvious still does the sheer miles been blowing strongly for a couple days from iraq for the dust down towards qatar and beyond that for places like you wait in bahrain and qatar that's a dry wind recently good feeling this time of year but weakens and it will do the next couple days the motion picture if it be humid in qatar. we are seeing an increase in the amount of rain that's falling need to some degree in somalia and around the coast of kenya is an increase to say the whole of africa is rather worse than it was but our sense of peace or there's still flood threat sudan and south sudan the rains are carrying on so that's if anything good to chop them up and every day that victoria produces thunderstorms in the morning is just slowly west and still doing that to the south we're still looking at wintry weather really it's all relative or no but if you look at what's coming in across the cape that is wet and windy tempor

that this man from somalia tells us he is stuck here without work or a place to sleep with or is at the migration center promised to return his passport last december but he still has received any papers people who showed up for their appointments this morning tell us the pandemic has delayed processes here not having the necessary paperwork can affect their legal status in the country and ability to work life underneath a bridge is the only option for some of those lacking their paperwork 8 people have been sleeping in this while the kaffir the past 25 days one of them tells us with no money or support they are holding out until their cases can be heard. incidents like this have managed to stir up public opinion against migrants and refugees a few dozen new arrivals escaped from an overcrowded current and facility in the city of portland 2 weeks ago most were found by police none tested positive for the coronavirus not fear but seeing the good in people is what migrants and refugees need during the pandemic omar so knows this from his own experience the 31 year old gandhian works in a

we don't want to somalia media after is always tied to space and time to the place where it shone i mean it has to be installed and viewing these installations is such a special experience that looking at it at home or online will never replace the real thing. video for everyone an ambitious and exciting project from you list. and we're online too you can find more culture news at any time i d w dot com slash culture or look for g.w. culture on facebook and twitter that's it for this edition of arts and culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thanks for joining us see next time. in. a country in the pandemics shadow. spain's difficult path to a new normal. for total marks down. to the 1st easing of restrictions then the return of tourists and all of the consequences. of spain's fight with the koan a virus comes up. in 30 minutes on d w. happiness fears for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates you know we have a totally predictable as a mammal sized view of nature and their favorite this is climate change regular sex happiness in 3 books you get smarter for

the somali region offers a many advantages links to the exposure from neighboring somalia where mobile money is already widely used to put it in this region and that's because of the customers who. this is really easy time to move to knowledge is simplicity almost so that's why this region has particular particular look to many competitors . during the covered 19 pandemic the government introduced incentives to encourage citizens to increase their use of digital payments in addition it also changed some restrictive laws in recent months the previous regulation was more or less focused. on the financial sector so the new problem gives technologists obvious providers like ourselves to have electronic payment. license it gave us more flexibility in terms of quoting customer service and merchants and running. really gave us a lot of room for growing and expansion but most mobile money services require internet connection which is a major challenge in ethiopia where the network is still very unreliable. this took took dr a still ask his customers to pay cash as if they know not what it was

we're going to somalia media art is always tied to space and time to the place where it shone i mean it has to be installed and viewing his installations is such a special experience that looking at it at home or online will never replace the real thing. video art for everyone and ambitious and exciting project from you. and we're online too you can find more culture news at any time i d w dot com slash culture or look for g.w. culture i facebook and twitter that's it for this edition of arts and culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thanks for joining us see next time. they come. close to going to see. the best part of some. of the most. cut best films compilation album obscene. just sit back to. take on such. a story of human evolution be written. the 1st presuming is the to have evolved in east africa a recent discoveries leah's in another direction would not be surprising to see animals in europe that i may invent and sunstroke moscow is europe the cradle of civilization. in 75 minutes on w. during the conflict with sara kelly. i put the tough questions to those in p

back in 1982 i went to somalia with the military mission to save somalia. so let me pause and talk about anarchy because libertarians are confused with being an anarchist and this is a true they believe in social structure that protects individual liberty and dignity to ensure individual responsibility this is very different from believing and no social structure at all and somalia has no social structure at all it was true anarchy to be overthrown in celebrating their independence by shooting each other and fighting broke out everywhere not just traditional african warfare they all belong to the same tribe they have clans and some clans divided in two murderous feuds. they fight with cannons and in the old town not one talent stood upon another everything was built out of concrete that was blasted into rebar. no water or electricity the only illumination was from tracer bullets and sewage welled up and mounds of sand blew through the streets. rubbish was thrown. and those achieved in mogadishu. i signed on as a radio reporter with abc news. and then to be

somalia. and that's it for now you can find most stories on our website that speed up the dot com fall obsession africa you can also visit us on twitter and on facebook makes type of. what secrets lie behind the walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. g.w. world heritage 360 get the map now. being told it is for me. it's for. beethoven is for ham. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2022 the 50th anniversary year on d w. 3. after a series of scandals and controversies berlin's jewish museum is undergoing a transformation how will new leadership and the new permanent exhibition reshape the institution more on that coming up and. you've probably never heard of accordion like this but the way in virtue or so martino slivovitz goes brings the instrument new energy. and reimagining industrial landscapes paint jobs by street artists max show that functional can be playful to. welcome to arts and culture here in berlin the cit

trunk if you look closely now researchers found that during a recent expedition in not very far off somalia. and that's it for now you can find most stories on our website at www dot com forward slash africa you can also visit us on twitter and on facebook makes type of . literature invites us to see people in particular. to see some fine instruments grown up. might object to what he has to share with a friend. to do the books on you to. say he's been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe . that list wounds that have yet to heal what should be done with the stolen north from africa. stolen soul starts september 7th on d w. after a series of scandals and controversies berlin's jewish museum is undergoing a transformation how will new leadership and a new permanent exhibition of reshape the institution more on that coming up and. you've probably never heard of accordion like this but the way in virtue or so martina slivovitz goes brings

and as i looked at the situations come at these challenges from somalia and haiti in 1993 and othersight up to the relationship with russia and china today, north korea, it occurred to me we have failed in many respects to figure out how to compete with these powers outside of the military realm. and the reality is of the 15 challenges i write about, i considered 13 to the failures. that's why in the title the word failure comes first. there are a couple of successes and there are some lessons to be learned from those as well, but we had a lot of problems during the 27 year period, and i would conclude by saying the war in iraq and afghanistan both began with very quick military victories and the problem that identified whether it was iraq and afghanistan were somalia or haiti or others was once we have achieved military victory, we then changed our mission. we then decided to move to trying to bring democracy and reform the governments of those countries and that's where we ran into failure. >> host: secretary gates, i'd like to go more deeply into what you just mentioned, the symph

not very far from somalia. and that's it for now you can find most stories on our website that's dot com forward slash africa you can also visit us on twitter and on facebook makes type of thing. is going to. managers do no good today. you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank money. for speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. passionate drama competition marketing numbers atmosphere that's how international. money. fans runs fast and. all. this because we. kick off on you tube joining us. after a series of scandals and controversies berlin's jewish museum is undergoing a transformation how will new leadership and a new permanent exhibition reshape the institution more on that coming up and. you've probably never heard of accordion like this or the way in virtue of so martino slivovitz ghost brings the instrument new energy. and reimagining industrial landscapes paint jobs by street artists medics show that functional can be playful to. welcome to arts and culture here in

on a somalia thinks about syria every day. i live i mean i my family still. i think that's why i can't stop thinking about any 100 year in what i felt then and now i know it's the same for the diode family old photos wake memories of the war and the friends scattered around the world but at least they're together in their children's new homeland. and that wraps up our program if you want more you can find more as usual on our website at d w dot com slash business or you simply check out our social media i'm chris coburn roland thanks for watching never sell for success. the for. the for. the years ago german chancellor angela merkel made a famous claim. when germany opened its orders to refugees. 5 years later we take an in-depth look at what happened. and the consequences that we're still facing. our topic on the television is. to know that 77 percent. are younger than 60 pot. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time old boys. on the 77 percent to talk about the issue. this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on d.w.i. . if you must ha

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workers and officials al-shabaab which is linked to al qaida has been waging a brutal insurgency in somalia for more that a decade. this attack shatters a relative calm that lasted a few months in a city. former intelligence contractor edward snowden u.s. intelligence contract has been living in exile in russia for the past 7 years after leaking u.s. intelligence documents now president donald trump says he's considering a paddling the world famous fugitive supporters view snowden as a whistleblower who revealed the extent of u.s. government surveillance but he's charged with violating the country's espionage act here's what donald trump had to say when he was asked about a potential padan everyone i'm not that aware of the snowden situation but i'm going to start looking at it there are many many people it seems to be a split decision that many people think that he should be treated differently of other people think he did very bad things and i'm going to take a very good look at it ok i mean i've i've seen people that are very conservative and very liberal and they agree on the same issue

that feeble exams i might make us and somalia and now our cialis you need to go sad that i'm saying you are i and. look on i'm not by m.-o. n.-e. . the keeper will do. in the. healing media. nina lives with his family and travels east to see her mother. in the newborn. was. i think. it's been more than 10 years since they were reunited. for a long time visiting harm was a big deal now it's almost normal. for india. and i'm not. going. to the north is the beach where nina saw her father for the last time. in 979 her parents were forced at gunpoint to give her away. but the more it. up i say it. so would not miss them but i have. to get it. it was. just. some but deal was i. it is in the but in. the it was a med is it the set up again. if. these memories like the old that remain of their parents and the childhood they were forced to leave behind. is still a chance to reunite with their loved ones but time is running out lost generation. an experimental treatment in russia is hope and some multiple sclerosis sufferance hope the disease what stage of the treatment in us one o one east follo

no justice each month should pay bills how can i possibly do this and that is that this man from somalia tells us he is stuck here without work or a place to sleep authorities at the migration center promised to return his passport last december but he still has received any papers people who showed up for their appointments this morning tell us the pandemic has delayed processes here not having the necessary paperwork can affect their legal status in the country and ability to work life underneath a bridge is the only option for some of those lacking their paperwork 8 people have been sleeping in this wall that camp for the past 25 days one of them tells us with no money or support they are holding out until their cases can be heard incidents like this have managed to steer a public opinion against migrants and refugees a few dozen new arrivals escaped from an overcrowded currency for so.

doesn't really show somalia i don't believe that as a pandemic i do seeing the disease exists but i do not think it's a pandemic that the low there fit with the un for according to the new definition of pandemic it is indeed a pandemic but while it has yet to spread from then on it has nothing to do with the danger posed failing to too many among the crowd refute any affiliation to defy our rights but a protests are supported by both conspiracy theories and rightly next term is something easily visible given the number of nationally splog chance and slogans. last. yes there are some german imperio flags but they're not forbidden this is just like the confederate flag in the us which isn't forbidden either even though it is no from the town and well this is a discussion doesn't the sicily have to take place now. with the big. meanwhile hundreds of counter protesters gathered in other parts of belin most of them taking a stand against the far right. one of the conditions set by authorities to allow today's protest was that if demonstrators weren't wearing masks they should respect social

al-shabaab which is linked to al qaida has been waging a brutal insurgency in somalia from over the decades. this attack shatters a relative calm that has lasted a few months in the city. restrictions on south africa's economic activity will be eased from today after president obama post the code 19 infections had peaked with more than half a 1000000 confirmed cases south africa has been hard hit hard by the pandemic the country implemented strict measures to curb the spread of the virus including a ban on alcohol and cigarettes sales but its lockdown has crushed businesses and livelihoods. here people are helping themselves we've been from this area in cape town and cooking for their neighbors who are even worse off than they are nearly 5 months of lockdown has pushed many into deeper poverty than they were before. my daughter can only work 2 or 3 days a week without the people from the soup kitchen i don't know what our children would eat. the women at the soup kitchen buy the ingredients for donations but like many other volunteer groups collecting enough money is getting tough. july to

a dysfunctional civil society turns into somalia. i do not want to live in somalia.t woman wants anyone to come to her house and take her little trinkets and smell good. i think she would probably be the first person to call the police. and taking a pair of shoes may feel great in the moment, believe me, i have bought them and i wonder how it feels but the better thing to do if you want to dismantle the system, go to school. don't go to school, i don't care what you do, but do it as an intellectual. do it on your own terms. [laughter] and change something, make money and then you can change the system and everybody should be encouraged to do just that. >> greg: all right, juan i will give you the opportunity to condemn looting without adding but after you condemn looting. can you do it? >> juan: i can start with it. but here is the thing. i actually agree. i actually agree. i don't know, you guys don't listen to me. but in but anyway my agree. this is a nutty, crazy thesis, obviously it got her a book deal though. to my mind, this is damaging. i don't think that anyo

at least 16 people have been killed in somalia and 40 others injured during a 5 hour siege at a hotel in the capital mogadishu a suspected car bomb went off followed by a shootout at the elite hotel in lido beach the only power plant in gaza could shut down on tuesday due to a lack of diesel israel closed the main goods crossing with gaza making it impossible for fuel shipments to get in israel says it's in response to rocket attacks and fire bombs by hamas. and there been 2 days of protests outside the u.s. postmaster general home has made cutbacks in the department and been summoned to testify before congressional committee demonstrators accuse him of trying to sabotage the mail network ahead of november's election there's i had lines on the back with more news after a.j. selects. talking to al jazeera. is the government not to take the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the 00. 00 any of your new m

military missions to save somalia, and actually from total anarchy. and let me pause for a moment and talk a little bit about anarchy. because we libertarians are often confused with or accused of being anarchist, this is not true, libertarians believe in social structure, we believe in the social structure that protects individual liberty, dignity and insurers responsible the. this is very different from believing in no social structure at all, somalia had no social structure at all. it was true anarchy. a vicious dictatorship had been overthrown in the somali celebrated their independence by shooting each other. fighting broke out everywhere and it was not traditional african tribal warfare. because the somalis all belong to the same tribe. in the tribe has six clans and they have hundreds of sub clans in each sub clan is divided into infinite murder spirits, they fought each other with rifles, machine guns, and judge by the look of lives of filth. in the old town, not one stone stood upon another. in the new part it had been built out of concrete a