Mogadishu is one of dangerous place in the world...one Malaysian Cameraman TV shot in September 2011 by AMISOM force during charity mission.

1930-1940s Italian fascism, bad - yes.
1950s British colonialism, arrogant - yes.
1980+ Somali rule, just reverting back to their pre-colonial 1880s anti-democratic, pro-slavery, thugism mentality.

...where I lived and worked in 1981. The famous Croce del Sud restaurant, where we used to eat cold spaghetti and rancid camel meat, was known colloquially as the The Southern Crotch. Overall Mog was a wretched place to live, but better than Hargeysa - my previous post with WFP.

The Mog has been through a lot over its time in history and it has seen a lot of ruling parties. I love the old pictures, can you imagine what they would look like with a Canon C300? I would not mind being a therapist over there...a lot of work to keep me busy.

Ah yes, the wonderful era of foreign occupation, colonization, enslavement, all while lounging on the beach.

you are right by saying Once known as the "pearl of the Indian Ocean," tourists flocked by the plane-full until the country descended into civil unrest in the 1990s. Now the only visitors are aid workers and their heavily armed bodyguards. When a Canadian tourist landed in Mogadishu last year, immigration officials thought he was either a spy or insane.
Mogadishu had really changed a lot.
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This is one of the most dangerous places in the world..

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When the majority of your education takes place in the 90's, this really helped add some depth to what I should have learned about Somalia and Mogadishu. I really only had the current events via the news and then age approrpriate matieral given to me as I moved up through school; I don't remember a lick of Somalia's history being taught to us. Understanding the background in any country helps make sense of a conflict.

Regardless of colonists - what it comes down to is what people do with the power handed to them after they are given independence. I'm not saying it's going to be easy, but given that multiple countries throughout history managed not to turn into hell holes after having fought or being granted their freedoms, this is truly on the hands of those who were given the power.

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It amazes me how much these places have changed...and how putting Israel on the map disturbed the entire world...it is silly to take what is written in a book and change the entire map and the entire dynamics of the entire world...it is sad to see how there is a different world out there now that is completely different and impoverished..I have a friend who owns a shop doing austin auto repair and his dad traveled to Somalia after the war and said how beautiful and peaceful it was...not the same story in today's day and age. Hopefully it can recover and the world can enjoy peace.