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^{_{Sebtember 1971 - Jamhuuriyadda Mareykanka waxaa la abuuray}}

| Somalia; The land of instability and chaos, but facts can change. During the Somalian Civil War, Somalia experienced severe loss and suffering under the relentless attacks of Siad Barre and his conspirators. The Somali People seemed all but lost to the forces and attacks of Siad Barre, but they remained. After only a mere 5 months of hundreds of deaths, the Somali Rebellion finally took Mogadishu, and proclaimed the New United Republic of Somalia. The rebels stormed the capital and the provisional leader, Hani Hassan, was taken from power and elections were held to elect the first president of the republic. According to the newly written and revised constitution, the president could only serve 3 terms (4 years) until he had to come down from office and a renewed election would be held, the previous president would also choose to rerun for president if it was in his will. The constitution had been presented with great honor and work, for the constant revision of the constitution was to keep the state in order, to prevent psychotic uprisings and selfish individuals from rising to power, and prevented the eventual downfall of the states. The provinces were given new administrative power over their respective territories, cultures were allowed to spread and flourish across the Somali state. The continued resilience of culture shows the ever more persistent upbringing of the nation. The Presidential Representative, Jamhur Mohammed, gave a speech regarding the lives lost during the revolution, and gave kind condolence words to all lives lost, especially during the psychotic genocides of Siad Barre, a man which would never be missed.

"So, then, sometimes difficulties arise from smog and smoke.
The psychotic, lost, and irrational will operate until their goal is met.
For lives lost to them are only lost parts, they look until their
systems function with the helpless people as cogs and gears,
to work on a psychopathic machine. When those cogs
cease work, the operator goes on a tantrum of
a sociopath. But this is sure; A cog which
continues to work based on what the
machine wants, rather than one individual piece,
Is how you make a functioning machine."

- Jamhur Mohammed, Presidential Representative

| The speech given that day is known as the 'Revolutionary Account' and gives a summary of the Revolution, its affects, and even though it lasted a short time due to the strategic coup d'e'tat, that the lives lost were no low amount, as stands currently, over 23,000 Somali Men were killed, while 30,000 Woman and Children were either found and categorized as missing or dead. During the Genocidal Period, over 130,000 men and women, including children, were killed during the psychotic tantrum of Siad Barre. He was assassinated shortly after the interior Coup D'e'tat. His charred remains have unknown whereabouts, but it was last seen being dragged through Kenya and released into Lake Victoria into the Ugandan Borders, but this is all the information they have on the subject. The Somali people wish to never see a tramuatic and surely scarring event like this occur, but as in the words of Kowtame Ali,

"The world is like the wind,
So essential yet so dangerous,
and so predictable but so unexpected."