For the last few months, as the Somali Nation prayed for rain and peace, and as the elected representatives of the Somali people congregated in the City of Baydhabo for the historic session of parliament (the first on Somali soil), outlaws like IndhaCadde and his ally in crime Barre Hiiraale have been consolidating their grip on the powerless farmers of the Shabelle and Jubba rivers. As the rest of the Nation celebrated the reconciliation of top leaders in Baydhabo, thugs masquerading as religious leaders have been working overtime to tear the country further apart so that their looting of the natural resources of the country can be extended. But their tactics of hiding behind fake allegations and scapegoating can only get them so far. The Somali people have found them for what they really are: thieves and murderers.