Chiefs become rich by demanding blood compensation when a member of their tribe is killed by another one hailing from a different tribe or clan. So they like to have wars between clans and tribes because the stay on course in their business.
I am the chief
Among my tribe
I am a sacred figure
I cures, I bless
I create a clan network
Collect all revenge data
Keep them in clan records
Settle scores with other clans
Cash is never scarce
I count without numbers
Thanks for sharing over the past year. I have learned much about Somalia and your ways. I keep you all in prayer and one day you will have your prayers answered. May 2007 be a blessed and good year for you and yours!
Love,
ET
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on January 2, 2007
Those in power do not care about the people in their clan, they think of themselves, as Mr. Ed said. Victor
Book 2 of The Commander and the Chief series finds the Chief "on the warpath" and "counting coup" with her enemies on both sides of the ocean. Meanwhile, she fights an indictment and risks losing her latest love, the Commander, as well as unleashing
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Love,
ET