Caarre campaign now must be funded by something beyond qabiil qaaraan and such. His soldiers look more sharper and professional. He must be getting some government funding. Perhaps Qadar, who knows.

Too many of these roam around Mogadishu. Somali Wild Dog

They talk about qabyaalad iyo waxaas, nothing to do with xan iyo xin. Is engaging qabyaalad all day long better than engaging xan iyo xin and other idle talks. I don't know. Say-walaahi girls generation waxba ma dhaamaan too, snapchat, youtube make-up tutorial channels iyo waxyaabahaas iyagana balwadooda ah. Eniwey, is paltalk still a thing? I thought maryooleey, especially faaraxyada, facebook u qaxeen.

How often it is that both male and female play the game of pretence, actors in there own theater, each knowing their role but play naive to it. "The Man" poses as a stranger merely looking for "friendship". "The Woman" an innocent lady unknown to the ways of the world. So it begins, with "The Man" offering the hand of friendship and "nothing more", "The Woman" "innocently" accepts this union of friendship with all the joy and hopefulness. However, both Man and Woman also play the part of audience, and just like in a pantomime the audience knows the whole plot behind the play, shouting "He likes you" He likes you". But of course, the actors do not hear, maintaining their illusion of pretence, merely to act out the entire play, for it is a play they both enjoy and are use to. So "The Man continues his role and delusion of a friend hoping that it may blossom into a flower of love, meanwhile "The Woman" for her part is happy to play along, knowing all the while his intent and in her mind has already come to a conclusion that is hidden from the "The Man". Now the audience is then separated into two, those who know the ending and those who dont. The Irony is that both know how the play begins but only one knows how it will end. And so I ask "how will the play end? Only thee knows!!! Fraternally, Sophist