I TOLD YOU WAY BACK IN JULY And this is what they say about Howard Dean: ''Mr Dean grew up attending an Episcopal church but later became a Congregationalist after his local church refused to give up land for a cycle path. His wife is Jewish and their two children were raised with both faiths.'' Democrat hopeful walks with God in 'Bible belt'

If his British Defence Secretary resigns this week as it is rumoured, then Colin Powell's fate might be sealed.

The secrecy by Somaliland and Djibouti officials is creating a lot suspicion. Maybe its just they don't want Ethios to know how 'close' their relation is, but they still need to answer the opposition's allegations and rumours growing about Riyaale's investments in Djibouti. At the same time Somalilanders must remember Geelle allowed a lot of our livestock to exported to Saudis from Djibouti and maybe the secrecy is in our interest. Even if we give Riyaale's officials the benefit of the doubt the 'no comment' policy on this issue is not working and their attempt to gag 'the press' while the attention is on Las Canood should be stopped. Here is what I agree with most from the article: The clean, big villas and mansions you see today in the towns of Somaliland are owned privately. These buildings and nice cars will not do a thing for the orphan children in the streets of Hargeisa, Burao or Borama. They need basic education and welfare. With the current Somaliland income, if spent honestly and wisely That is affordable. We need transparency and accountability in the public sector. We need to further investigate and at least know about the alleged of crimes of the past and the present. Politicians who can not be an example for the public should not be appointed for high profile posts. Representation is also crucial so Somaliland parliamentary elections must be held without any delay. Opposition parties must realize they stand for constructive opposition but not pointing out every weakness of the government to a political goal score. This should not be a game of cat and mouse. If there is to be any chance for this government to finish its five year term, then this leadership must rethink and reverse its recent performances and presentations. They must act quicker to respond and face to its responsibilities. President Riyaale must speak to the public more for the direction of his leadership or if he can not face the public and present himself, he should at least inform his ministers not to step the mark. I would be the first to support and acknowledge any positive contribution to this nation. Unless complete political restructure including effective scrutiny, reformation of judicial bodies and house of elders (Guurti) take place immediately and some of the notorious figures take the back seats, public confidence to politics will continue to decline.

dont you just love the new cameroon kit,,,,,dont think it would look good on somalis tho,,,,,lol Speak for yourself Mr I thought FIFA baned that new kit. The sleeveless tops were much better.

COLIN POWELL'S REACTION

Under these sorts of threats, intimidation and harrasment, even I of all people would come out of my house shounting 'I am a Puntlander, long live the great leader Col Yusuf!!' >>>>>>>> Dad Lagu Xidh Xidhay Magaalada Laascaanood, Qaarna Loogu Hanjabay - Friday, January 23, 2004 at 21:11 Laascaanood (AllPuntland)- Waxaa baryahan magaalada Laascaanood ka socday hawlgalo ay fulinayeen ciidamada Booliska ee degmadu, kuwaas oo lagu qabqabtay dad aad u tiro badan marka laga reebo afar dhalin yaro ah oo loo taxaabay dhanka Garoowe ka dib markii lagaga shakiyey in ay arrimo basaasnnimo ka wadeen jiida hore ee ciidamada Daraawiishta Puntland Ku sugan yihiin, iyagoo goobahaasi ku wareegayey, ayaa waxa magaalada Laascaanood ka dhacay ilaa sadex xadhig oo aad moodid in maamulka Puntland shacabka Gobolka Lagaga Horkeenaayo. Arrintan oo isugu jirta xadhig iyo handidaad ay dadbadani ku sifeeyeen in ay tahay sharciga oo si qaldan loo adeegsaday ayaa waxa si aan haboonayn u fulinayey Ciidanka Booliska Degmada iyaga oo sida ay sheegeen amar ka haysata xeer ilaalinta guud ee gobolka. Waxaana arrinta lagu fuliyey laba dhalin yarada magaalada ka tirsan oo lagu kala magacaabo Maxe,d Yuusuf X. Xuseen iyo Siyaad Xuseen Cumar Mursal oo isagu ah nin dhalin yaro ah oo taageersan hawlaha uu maamulka Puntland ka wado Gobolada Sool, Sanaag iyo Cayn. Mar aanu Siyaad wax ka weydiiney sababaha Han jabaada iyo haddidaada ah ee isaga loo geystay, ayaa sheegay in ay isaga ugu muuqato sharcigii oo si aan haboonayn loo adeegsanayo , si maamulka iyo dadweynaha deegaanka laysaga horkeeno, wuxuuna sheegay in ay arrintan aad moodid in loogu adeegayo cadawga Puntland si ay uga Faa'iidaystaan, dacaayada Rakhiisana ugu helaan maamulka Puntland. Asad Cadaani Ibraahim AllPuntland, Laascaanood ALLPUNTLAND.COM

DABA HUWAN Maxammed Ibraahim Warsame "Hadraawi" 1. Markay dani meeday tidhi 2. Maxaan talo meel ka deyey 3. Markay dani maaha tidhi 4. Weydiiyey qof meel ka deyey 5. Markay dani maaha tidhi 6. Ku laabtay halkaan ka deyey 7. Markay dani maaha tidhi 8. Ka sii deyey meel la deyey 9. Maxay doqoniino tidhi 10. Ruuxaan jirin raad ku doon 11. Intaan isku duubay been 12. Ka buuxsaday labada dacal 13 Maxay runi daadi tidhi 14. Maxaaan arrin dawlis dhow 15. Ma diiddo la soo qorqoray 16. Ku daabacan baal madow 17. Ku daawaday meel madow 18. Wax aan duluc sii ridnayn 19. Indhuhu ku daraandareen 20. Maxaan dogob beer is idhi 21. Daruuro u soo sasabay 22. Daryeelka ku maal is idhi 23. Biyuhu uga sii dareen 24. Wax aan degdeg jeer ku liqay 25. Maxay shishe ii damqeen 26. Kashayda dalooshadeen 27. Muxuu hadba shay dellegan 28. Dareensigu soo tuf yidhi 29. Ummuuraha duur xulka ah 30. Duunkayga maxaan qodqoday 31. Weydiiyey su'aal da'weyn 32. Dibnuhu iga aamuseen 33. Dal xiiska maxaan bilqaday 34. Maxaan farax deedankii 35. Maxaan sida daad jirfaday 36. Maxaan hadba daaf qulqulay 37. Maxaan hadba deex sunsumay 38. Maxaan deli jeer ka dhacay 39. Maxay jarar soo dedelan 40. Doolaaladu fuul i tidhi 41. Dushooda markaan u baxay 42. Ha soo degin laygu yidhi 43. Maxaan dihin weel la galay 44. Ku dayga maxaan ummuur 45. Daboolka ka qaad is idhi 46. Cabsidu iska daa i tidhi 47. Indhuhu dib u soo noqdeen 48. Maxaan dhilay doog lingaxan 49. Hal daahan maxaan furfuray 50. Inaan dib u sii xidhxidho 51. Garaadku ku daalay yidhi 52. Maxaan dardaraa habeen 53. Anoo daba jooga raad 54. Dedaalku i soo xidhxidhay 55. Dakaanka anoo jiljilan 56. Muxuu dayax soo mirkacay 57. Degaan kale ii furfuray 58. Dayaan igu soo gilgilay 59. Maxaan qoday doox sal weyn 60. Maxaan helay deeq mug weyn 61. Wax uu dad jeclaan lahaa 62. U waayey wax soo daldala 63. Wakhtigu boqol doocsanaa 64. Dersuu kugu beerayaa 65. Durduur kugu siinayaa 66. Dardaaran adoo qabuu 67. Dagaal kugu beerayaa 68. Dil buu kugu oogayaa 69. Markaad deldelaad gashuu 70. Haddana kugu diidayaa 71. Dorraato wuxuu ka yidhi 72. Intuu ku diruu haddana 73. Dabbaal kugu sheegayaa 74. Rugaha dunidaa bulsho ah 75. Indhaha deyayaa xujo ah 76. Docaa laga eegayaaa 77. Deymaa lagu eegayaa 78 Danaa laga eegayaa 79. U daana cid baa taqaan 80. Ka daana cid baa taqaan 81. Ta doora Rabbaa yaqaan 82. Ka dooro adaa yaqaan 83. Dildilo rogan baad tihiin 84. Sidaa isu doorisaan 85. Ayaad isu doorataan 86 Markay dahatay dhul tahay 87 Markay dihatay dhir tahay 88 Markay duhur tiigsi tahay 89. Ayay dalandool caddahay 90. Duf bay ku sarbeeban tahay 91. Dabay ku aleelan tahay 92. Lafiba diirkeed qodnayd 93. Dal iyo magac bay lahayd 94. Dad iyo mudan bay lahayd 95. Duunyiyo mahad bay lahayd 96. Diin iyo dhaqan bay lahayd 97. Duug iyo dhaxal bay lahayd 98. Dan iyo tacab lahayd 99. Dedaal xejiyey lahayd 100. Xadhkiyo dabar bay lahayd 101. Aqoon durugtay lahayd 102. Xil daacada bay lahayd 103. Duleed jiratay lahayd 104 Duggaal hanatay lahayd 105 Daw iyo marin bay lahayd 106. Dareer taxan bay lahayd 107. Dardaaran cad bay lahayd 108. Dabool adag bay lahayd 109. Digtooni horey lahayd 110. Dabaylo hadday ruxaan 111. Durbaan weriyey lahayd 112. Awaal deyis bay lahayd 113. Dawiyo kabashay lahayd 114. xidhiidh degsan bay lahayd 115. dagaal sharafay lahayd 116. duciyo nabad bay lahayd 117. dareen xidid bay lahayd 118. xormiyo deris bay lahayd 119. dul iyo magan bay lahayd 120. caqiibo danbay lahayd 121. han iyo dugsashay lahayd 122.deeq iyo hirashay lahayd 123.duddiyo gacal bay lahayd 124. Xishood dedan bay lahayd 125.dux iyo soddoh bay lahayd 126. dumaashi dhan bay lahayd 127. dad kala guran bay lahayd 128. rag iyo dumar bay lahayd 129. nin door taliyey lahayd 130. marwiyo degel bay lahayd 131. duq iyo garashay lahayd 132. haween darbban bay lahayd 133. barbaar diran bay lahayd 134. habliyo dardaray lahayd 135. halyey diriray lahayd 136. darmaan boqran bay lahayd 137. duud iyo oday bay lahayd 138. da' weyn iyo da' dhexay lahayd 139. da'aad yaryar bay lahayd 140. is daadihin bay lahayd 141. deryaale cad bay lahayd 142. dalaandaliyey lahayd 143. horweyn dalmaray lahayd 144. irmaan dararey lahayd 145. hal iyo dalawey lahayd 146. wan dool culus bay lahayd 147. sal iyo daab bay lahayd 148. dallaayad saray lahayd 149. shishiiyo duluc bay lahayd 150. wixii dumey bay lahayd 151. Iskuuladu waa dayeyn 152. dammiinnimaday dhigaan 153. dartay uma soo lug go'in 154. duruustu falkay tiqiin 155. daktoor cadoway sideen 156. digrii nacabay sideen 157. xaq bay garba duubayeen 158. diintay gibil saarayeen 159. waxay dedayeen amuur 160. dhibteedu dib iigu tiil 161. waxay docfaruurayeen 162. dedaal abid soo taxnaa 163. Xafiisyadu waa dullayn 164. dulmay ka horseed yihiin 165. dikteetarraday dhalaan 166. direyska wedkay tolaan 167. dardaaran shishay qabeen 168. dalkay shil u loogayeen 169. dadkay u shidhaynayeen 170. dardaar werin meel u tiil 171. nin bay u danaynayeen 172. dugaagnimaday dhalaan 173. indhaha dannigay dhalaan 174. intii daran bay dhalaan 175. xadhkaha doqonkay tidcaan 176. naftay damac raaciyaan 177. wax bay daba qaadayaan 178. qofkii biyo diid yaqaan 179. darleefyey ninkay baraan 180. sagaashan dabeecadood 181. hadday kol ku soo degaan 182. diihaal iyo saar gumeed 183. ma aamino deeq ka weyn 184. inay laba duul dhintaan 185. Dukaamadu waa nuxuus 186. sun iyo dacar bay hayaan 187. daraandariyey hayaan 188. dareen xagatay hayaan 189. dalaaqda Tusmay hayaan 190. waxay demesh soo rogeen 191. waxay diric raarayaan 192. durraaxad u heesayaan 193. waxaa lagu doonayaa 194. wax aanan u daafad hayn 195. waxaan diro lay carree 196. wax soo degay lay cusbee 197. ka dooro intaan lahaa 198. ka sii dar intaan lahaa 199. ku sii dil ayuu lahaa 200. ninkii digashada badnaa 201. Daaruhu tayo waa ka gaal 202. dulmay taran leeyihiin 203. bar duunyo ah waa ka caydh 204. waxay ku dul nool yihiin 205. nin daaqsada xoolo nool 206. dubbaha fakhrigay tumaan 207. waxay derbi jiifiyeen 208. barbaarkiyo doobka nool 209. carwada dibjirkay dhalaan 210. hadday kugu soo durkaan 211. ducaa laga hoos galaa 212. Maxay damal weyn shiteen 213. maxay qudhac deebiyeen 214. waxay dab sudheen dhirtii 215. dhulkay midab dooriyeen 216. bal eeg degelkii hufnaa 217. bac iyo waxa daasad yaal 218. bal eega dalkii xalaa 219. waxay lafo daadiyeen 220. Shil baa dunidii ka dhacay 221. daacuun halisaa ku fiday 222. duufaan simay baa la tegay 223. doofaarrada aan gudnayn 224. diinlaawaha gaalku dhalay 225. maxay dulin faafiyeen 226. maxay samo duudsiyeen 227. maxay godob daaqsadeen 228. maxay denbi xoogsadeen 229. maxay dabar soo xardheen 230. maxay dabin soo shaqleen 231. danbeed maran soo asleen 232. Waxay dumiyeen aqoon 233. ilaa dura soo taxnayd 234. waxay damiyeen ilays 235. u daaran qof meel lahaa 236. waxay kala daadiyeen 237. daryeel isu dheelli tiran 238. naf daahira bay legdeen 239. docdeeda xun dhiiriyeen 240. dan bay canlabeebiyeen 241. dawgeedu xidhiidhsanaa 242. waxay iga soo duween 243. jidkaan isku daawan jiray 244. waxay dibad yaaliyeen 245. nin tiisa u door ahaa 246. in loo daweray rabeen 247. da'diisa nimaan baryeen 248. waxay ka dhigeen dadkii 249. af iyo labadiisa daan 250. duugii ubadkay cuneen 251. wixii jiray bay dubteen 252. dusuud madhan bay dhigeen 253. Halkii beri doobi yiil 254. waxay danbas tuumiyeen 255. rugtii digo loo yiqiin 256. duxdii noloshay tireen 257. waxay debciyeen naftii 258. waxay dacwadheen hankii 259. waxay isku soo dareen 260. dadkii kala caagganaa 261. intii gabadh diib lahayd 262. daf iyo kaman baa la tegay 263. dhulkii darrimaha lahaa 264. deegaantiyo baadku yiil 265. dabaylo cas baa ka kacay 266. dorraatiyo guulihii 267. dallaallimadii dhisnayd 268. wixii dalag meersanaa 269. daaduun qaxay baa ka dhacay 270. wixii duluglaa ka nool 271. dibnuhu dhubbad qaadayeen 272. Dagaalku sal buu lahaa 273. daad soo jabay baan intaas 274. gacmaha ku dabbaal lahaa 275. anigu dirir maan hanbayn 276. doodayduna may hinnayn 277. hub baa lagu diidanaa 278. waxay igu soo dabreen 279. halkay ila doonayeen 280. aniyo debad baanu nahay 281. cidlaan dildillaamayaa 282. daleel madhan baan tubnahay 283. sas iyo dala'asaan qabaa 284. dareen dhidar baan gashaday 285. dugaag falan baan qorrahay 286. daaraantuna way fogtahay 287. duullaankuna waa sidii 288. Haddaad liqday daacadii 289. adaa damacow yaqaan 290. sidaad uga dayn baxdee 292. ku sii dar tu kaa daran 293. Cilmigan dib u heego dhaca 294. cilmigan dul ka xaadiska ah 295. cilmigan sam dawdarka ah 296. caqligu ka daboolanyahay 297. bukaankiyo daafka qaba 298. gumaysigu diin u yahay 299. Ilaah lagu diidan yahay 300. islaam la dagaalka ah 301. Danaysigu weel u yahay 302. dirsoocu u aabe yahay 303. daandaansigu guul u yahay 304. dabkiyo wada hawsarka ah 305. dilkiyo wada dhiig cabka ah 306. duullaankiyo boobka jecel 307. cilmigan dalandoolka badan 308. damiirku ka meydka yahay 309. khaansiirkiyo duufka cuna 310. dillaalkiyo tuugga dhala 311. daydaygiyo jeelka qaba 312. wanaaggu ka dayro yahay 313. xumaantu u doorantahay 314. dadkiyo simay xoolihii 315. raggiyo dumarkii furfuray 316. intuu dumarkii is baday 317. raggii dumar qaar ka dhigay 318. af-duubkiyo qoolka taxan 319. Run baa lagu daahayaa 320. Dijaal korayaa qaarsoon 321. Dalaal iyo been madow 322. ninkii run ku doonayow 323. abuurtu dumaal miyaa 324. ma duur iska beermay baa 325. ma baadi dibbootey baa 326. dabaylo xagaa miyaa 327. ma doonni hallawsan baa 328. dusheedu ma goob jin baa 329. durbbaan iyo jaas miyaa 330. dawliil iyo quus miyaa 331. ma buur lagu daalayaa 332. ma boog damaqdaa wadnaha 333. ma doonis calool bugtaa 334. nin tiisu u diirantahay 335. ma suu u dullaynayaa 336. ma shay laga daawadaa 337. garaadka nin daymo dhow 338. ma Daarwin siduu yidhaa 339. daayeer nin ka soo farcamay 340. ma suu u dareemayaa 341. miyaanay dastuur lahayn 342. kitaab iyo diin lahayn 343. miyaan laga sii danbayn 344. sidii daraygii miyaa 345. midhii daraygii miyaa 346. duudduub ku liq yaa ku yidhi 347. Nin diidey inaad run tahay 348. ku dooday inaanad jirin 349. Rabbow dunidaada bilan 350. dunteeda ma sheegi karo 351. Daayeerka waxaa ka yimi 352. waxaan dad habboon ahayn 353. innagu *** kalaynu nahay 354. duudkii Nebigaynu nahay 355. deeqdii Rabbi baynu nahay 356. xil iyo derejaynu nahay 357. dar loo buriyaynu nahay 358. ka sii daray baynu nahay 359. Ilaah ka durkaynu nahay 360. Islaam dilan baynu nahay 361. dugaag u dhacaynu nahay 362. ka daatay muskaynu nahay 363. Ibleys didsadaynu nahay 364. Doofaarada aan gudnayn 365. u doortay runtaynu nahay 366. xaqay garba duubayaan 367. ku diirsanayaynu nahay 368. diin laawaha gaalku dhalay 369. ku dayday ayaynu nahay 370. dayeysan ayaynu nahay 371. Sidee duni loogu lumay 372. maxaa dad ku soo lug go'ay 373. maxaa ku hungoobey duul 374. diihaal kula soo dhex dhacay 375. maxay duluc guud martaa 376. maxay dersi yeedhisaa 377. maxay nin u deexataa 378. Iadnaan ugu duur xushaa 379. hadhow xagal daacisaa 380. maxaa degdeg wiil ku yimi 381. dusheeda ku foos burburay 382. jid uu nin ku daaqay ciin 383. maxay dabadiis dhigtaa 384. nin aan ka danbbayn karayn 385. maxay doqon loogataa 386. maxay laqan dooxataa 387. maxay danab liicisaa 388. maxay dabar liilisaa 389. maxay dildillaacisaa 390. ammuur kuu dabool lahayd 391. maxay digdig soo xidhaa 392. maxay sado daadisaa 393. maxay amar duulisaa 394. maxay dardar loodisaa 395. maxay diric quusisaa 396. maxay kibir daalisaa 397. maxay damac beenisaa 398. maxay nin dabbaal yaqaan 399. dalluun ku waraabisaa 400. maxay daldaloolisaa 401. deeqdeeda hadhuub lahaa 402. maxay lur u sii dirtaa 403. ku sii dar ninkii yaqaan 404. maxay dab ku sii shiddaa 405. ninkaanay daweyn karayn 406. Adduunyadu waa daryeel 407. daryeelka wixii ku nool 408. dad bay magantiisa tahay 409. dardaaran cad baa ka yaal 410. daymiyo garashay rabtaa 411. hog loo dayo bay rabtaa 412. runteeda qofkii duwaa 413. xaquu kaga dayro yahay 414. dawgeeda haddaan la marin 415. daliil rabbi looga dhigin 416. deynkeeda waxaad guddaa 417. mar aanad u daafad hayn 418. ninkii dabinkeeda gala 419. dib bay u xusuusisaa 420. digniino horoo badnaa 421. Abuurtu dahaysanaa 422. sir iyo duluc raaranaa 423. daabkeedu aroorsanaa 424. degaandeg ballaadhanaa 425. dawgeedu aloosanaa 426. rugaanrugo durugsanaa 427. muggeedu daruuranaa 428. dijaallada soo if baxay 429. weelkay darayaan yaraa 430. damiinka waxaa ka dhigay 431. amuurahan daalka badan 432. siday u dul cararayaan 433. kashii demman bay legdaan 434. siday wax u duufsadaan 435 daliil uma si hayaan 436. Hubkooda dayaanka dheer 437. markay darandoorriyaan 438. cid bay ku dullaynayaan 439. cabsay dad ku beerayaan 440. korkeena inay degaan 441. dusheenna ka soo hadlaan 442. waxay ugu duur xulaan 443. kasheenna inay darbaan 444. hankeenna inay dilaan 445. jidkeenna inay duwaan 446 dawaafka is dhaafayaa 447 duullaanka cirkee socdaa 448. Dedaal iyo maaha guul 449. daryeel kuma baadhayaan 450. wanaag kuma doonayaan 451. inay cilmi daalacshaan 452. aqoonta ku sii durkaan 453. wixii dedan qaawiyaan 454. dantoodu ka sii gun dheer 455. rugaa dirir saaranyahay 456. waxay u docaynayaan 457. dayaxa u hadhaynayaan 458. dagaar u cagaynayaan 459. inay run ku duudsiyaan 460. xaqiiqada daahsudhaan 461. adduunyada dooriyaan 462. iyagu u daliil noqdaan 463. Nin diidey Inaad Run tahay 464. ku dooday inaanad jirin 465. Rabbow dunidaada bilan 466. ammaan kuma daaqi karo 467. Haddaan Runi diiddanayn 468. haweeney dumaal ku timi 469. waxay derejeyn lahayd 470. inay gabadh doonnan tahay 471. diddii hungurow diddii 472. kal daaf hagayaay diddii 473. dhegaade danow diddii 474. dareenka bukow diddii 475. adduunyadu maaha dool 476. dijaallada soo if baxay 477. haddaanay war deeqa hayn 478. sidaan u dayaaba waa 479. docdaan u kacaaba waa 480. dushaydiyo hoostu waa 481. Daliil iyo waa Yiqiin 482. Dallaallimadeeda guud 483. siday u dalaysantahay 484. siday u degmaysantahay 485. siday u duggaashantahay 486. siday u dalleensantahay 487. siday u dammiin caddahay 488. siday u dareersantahay 489. sidaanay u daadsanayn 490. Da'deeda la yaabka weyn 491. siday uga duug la'dahay 492. siday dalandool u tahay 493. siday u dekeysantahay 494. siday u taqaan didmada 495. siday u dareen la'dahay 496. siday u daryeelantahay 497. siday u darbbaysantahay 498. siday u daraandaraan 499. siday uga dayriyaan 500. siday laba duul u tahay 501. siday laba deeq u tahay 502. siday degel degel u tahay 503. siday degel qudha u tahay 504. hal doorba hal doorka kale 505 siduu ula daawa yahay 506 amuurahan laysku dabay 507. dawaarahan laysa sudhay 508. sidii deleb loo dhigdgigay 509. wadaagahan laysu diray 510. lammaanahan laysku daray 511. hadday is daboolayaan 512. ilaah dejiyaan maqnayn 513. Cadceedu dorraad ma dhalan 514. kulkeeda dawaa ku shuban 515. if keeda Run baa ku duxan 516. dayuxu marin buu hayaa 517. xil loo diray buu hayaa 518. daw buu ku aroorsanyahay 519. dilluu ku hoggaansanyahay 520. dooggiyo dhirtu maaha baad 521. caleen iyo ma aha daaq 522. kasii duluc dheer intaas 523. waxaa ku dareersan nuur 524. Run bay ku dalaysantahay 525. Wadduur culus baa ku taal 526. daymaan lagu faaqidayn 527. dareen akhriyaan la hayn 528. indhaha damac baa hor yaal 529. waxaan Dahab meel ka gelin 530. waxaan magac doollar sidan 531. diinnaar iyo lacag ahayn 532. yaqiin kama sii dayaan 533. Damiirku hadduu qallalo 534. hadduu dufan raadis yahay 535. daliilka hortiisa yaal 536. waxaa kaga beegan daah 537. dadkuna badi waa sidaas 538. dakano gacal bay qabaan 539. dagaal ramataynoqdeen 540. dabrrayn iyo weerar bay 541. Runtii kaga duuban tahay 542. Xaqiiqada daahir ka ah 543. dulmay kaga hoos jiraan 544. abuurta ma daawadaan 545. denbay kala boobayaan 546. dushooda ma eegayaan 547. dux bay kaga fooraraan 548. si bay u dar jiidhayaan 549. dunuunuc bukay liqeen 550. dalqay wax ku eegayaan 551. dil bay u hamuumayaan 552. dibnay la haliilayaan 553. dedaal ma haleelayaan 554. daryeel ma hanbbaynayaan 555. dardaaran ma dhuuxayaan 556. digniin ma dhabaynayaan 557. dharaar kama doodayaan 558. halkay ku dambbaynayaan 559. dayow kama toosayaan 560. Wax diiddo markay jirtaa 561. wax doonkuna meel mar yahay 562. naftana dabar baa xaslada 563. dibsooduna waa ammaan 564. digtooni haddaan la hayn 565. dagnaaniba way jirtaa 566. dannaani miyuu xunyahay 567. markaan danan loo maqlayn 568. 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Chips with everything It's a spying revolution where everything about you can be tracked and traced. An antenna can be planted in credit cards, cheque books and the smallest consumer goods. But is it a big boon or a big brother nightmare? Mary O'Hara reports Saturday January 24, 2004 The Guardian Imagine if the instant you stepped over the threshold of your bank a tiny antenna hidden in your ATM card could broadcast what you had in your wallet, who you are, and how much you had in your account. And imagine the bank then used this information to decide if you should be treated as a valued customer. Imagine, also, that just from your physical presence it knew all this before you even made it to the teller, and that not a single word had been exchanged. But if you imagine that this is sci-fi pie in the sky, think again. Jobs & Money has learned that the testing of a wireless technology that can do just this is already underway in Germany. Welcome to the "spy chip" revolution, where everything from the money in your pocket to the shoes on your feet could contain a miniature chip with an antenna capable of tracking whatever you spend and wherever you spend it. This is the unnerving vision of a new generation of consumer campaigners who claim that the development of the technology - RFID or Radio Frequency Identification - will profoundly transform the lives of consumers across the globe in under a decade. And they are worried that much of the trialling, and the assessment of the possible impact on consumers, is being done behind closed doors without ongoing government or consumer scrutiny. The chips work by transmitting low range radio signals to scanners - in the case of banks, a scanner concealed in a doorway could use the information sent by the chip in your card to tell a central database that you are approaching. This is because the signals transmit a unique identification number or EPC (Electronic Product Code) that would identify that a credit card or cheque book registered to you is approaching. RFID chips have been around since the 1960s in less sophisticated forms. However, when a research unit at the prestigious US university the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) joined forces with a number of big corporations to refine the technology, the outcome was smaller, and cheaper chips and antenna. As a result, it is now possible to implant the antenna in the smallest of consumer goods as well as in money, credit cards and cheque books. More and more companies are assessing what the chips can do for them. The embedding of the antenna in individual items is not yet commonplace - they have so far mainly been used by companies to track palettes of goods through the distribution chain and have been concentrated in the retail sector. Large, global firms such as Wal-mart, Procter & Gamble and Philips have all been experimenting with RFID either on palettes or individual items. However, campaigners warn that widespread implanting on smaller items including bank notes and credit cards is just around the corner. Katherine Albrecht, a doctoral student at Harvard and founder of Caspian (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering), the protest group leading the charge, is blunt. "Businesses claim RFID is nothing but an updated bar code, but this is just not true. We do not have a problem with the use of RFID on palettes, but we think there needs to be some serious research into the implication of putting chips in individual items. "Fast-forward 10 years and a person could be going into a store, or even a government building or bank, and scanners could pick up the EPC of everything in that person's purse. Its like an automatic profiling - an electronic frisk without even being aware of it." Her counterpart in the UK, Chris McDermot who runs "Notags" says: "I think it's important that we stimulate a debate. No one is saying there aren't potential benefits to this sort of development, but consumers need to be informed about how it might affect them. It is the potential misuses that need to be assessed." The campaigners have been dismissed by some corporate champions of RFID as scare-mongering, exaggerating, luddites. But what is really happening and if something is at stake, what is it? A great deal of mystery surrounds RFID and there is little consensus on whether its reach will extend to financial services. Plus, there is widespread confusion about what the technology is actually capable of. Lets take the consumer advocate's side of the debate. They point to a series of potentially ominous misuses such as the fact that the chips and antennae are so small as to be virtually undetectable and that consumers could have no idea if something is tagged or not. They claim that because the individual chip numbers would need to be stored centrally on a database, it could potentially be hacked into by criminals. They also worry that because the chips can be read by scanners at a distance (at present around 5ft-20ft depending on the type of chip) this could lead to a situation where walking past a transmitter in a shop could trigger the shop to try to sell you goods. Take this scenario: If the scanner knows you are outside a supermarket and you are a member of their loyalty card scheme, the chip number could be picked up, transmitted to a database that then triggers a text message to your phone trying to sell you something. Defenders argue this is all speculation. Some claim that the above scenario would be impossible because the chips can be disabled. Campaigners counter that the technology does not exist to disable the chips. A spokeswoman for M&S, which recently trialled RFID in men's clothes, says it's about being open. M&S, (unlike Benetton, which recently withdrew from embedding chips in clothes after a global protest) says they were merely on labels that were removed before customers left the store. So how worried should we be? The companies who have stumped up the cash to either develop, or use, RFID tags say it's all about improving efficiency and making more money. They argue consumers will benefit from better service and that savings made will be passed in lower prices. Many companies say they have no intention of individual item tagging anyway, and are happy to stick with palettes in store rooms. But if RFID is adopted in earnest by banks, when people carry items such as credit cards with them all the time, and, where unless they are stolen, can be traced back to them, there could be yet unexplored ramifications. Campaigners say it's not enough to rely on companies policing themselves with such a potentially all-encompassing technology. It is for this reason that Tom Watson, MP is tabling an adjournment debate on the issue in Parliament on Tuesday. And it is the reason why the National Consumer Council will hold the first summit on its impact in two weeks. That representatives from the DTI, major retailers (including Marks & Spencer), civil liberty groups, and campaigners are expected to attend, is a sign of how seriously the issue is taken. Until now, for example, the only involvement from government has been the Home Office's attempt to establish if use of RFID will help reduce theft and fraud. Jill Johnstone, head of policy at NCC says: "So far there has been some discussion about particular uses - but little about the risks and benefits. "Now retailers are extending the use from tracking stock to tracking sales out of the store, it is high time those risks and benefits were discussed openly." What exactly is RFID? Radio Frequency Identification is a wireless technology. In its latest form, it is a tiny computer chip connected to a miniature antenna that is attached to, or embedded in objects. This is done via a tag pasted on to an object or even sewn into fabric. They are sometimes called "spy chips", or "spy tags". The type of chips commonly being tested by companies contain a unique stored number, meaning the chip in effect identifies the product to which it is attached as that specific product. When chips are in the vicinity of scanners they will transmit this stored code to the scanner meaning the whereabouts of the item can be pinpointed. Where have they been used to date? A number of large companies have been testing or using the technology to monitor the movements of palettes of goods in the distribution process. They have used the tags to seal the chip and antenna to batches of goods rather than individual items. The US government has even used them to track the movement of troops' supplies. But a controversy erupted when steps toward tagging individual items emerged. For example, Benetton embedded chips in some clothes last year. Gillette was also criticised when it attached tags to Mach3 razor packages which involved the chips' antennae triggering a camera each time a shopper took a package off the shelf, and later at the check-out. What are the possible uses for RFID? As the technology has become more sophisticated, companies such as Wal-Mart in the US and M&S in the UK have begun to consider how they could use it to increase efficiency and cut costs. However, it is now possible that sectors other than retail are jumping on board with the chips now able to be implanted on bank notes and cards. A number of European banks have expressed an interest in exploring how it might be used, perhaps as a way of marketing a range of financial products. And the Home Office has pumped £5.5m into a project collaborating with business to assess whether RFID can be useful in theft and fraud prevention. Why are they controversial and who is against them? Consumer groups are calling for the possible impact of the chips to be looked at seriously by government because they fear that the technology is moving so rapidly it could be detrimental to consumer rights and privacy. They argue that without regulation, RFID could be open to abuse. They also object to companies experimenting with it behind closed doors without considering how it might effect individuals, or, in some cases, without informing them. A US-based group, Caspian (www.nocards.org) has been spearheading the campaign. The group believes that giving every item on the planet a unique code and then storing them on a single database could have "profound societal implications". What are the possible benefits? Even the critics see that there are some potential upsides to the chips. Cheaper versions of RIFD have enabled firms to buy in bulk. Proponents are convinced that by attaching the tags to palettes it then means goods can be tracked from the minute they leave the factory to when they arrive at a store. It is faster, more efficient, and cheaper, they say. And those who are experimenting with the chips on individual items say it can drastically improve stock monitoring and make life easier for staff. They also say that possible negatives can be avoided if ways to disable the antenna before someone leaves the shop can be introduced. The retailers believe the tags may deter thieves and say they are not about snooping. For example, the Gillette experiment hoped to clamp down on theft. There is also the argument that embedding chips in a credit cards could reduce theft if criminals believed RFID could be used to trace them. And, it may be possible one day to use information stored on the chips as a way of finding out more about the product being bought. For example, a supermarket customer buying a piece of organic meat may one day be able to swipe the package at a scanner and get the full history of the product from farm to shelf. CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING

Chips with everything It's a spying revolution where everything about you can be tracked and traced. An antenna can be planted in credit cards, cheque books and the smallest consumer goods. But is it a big boon or a big brother nightmare? Mary O'Hara reports Saturday January 24, 2004 The Guardian Imagine if the instant you stepped over the threshold of your bank a tiny antenna hidden in your ATM card could broadcast what you had in your wallet, who you are, and how much you had in your account. And imagine the bank then used this information to decide if you should be treated as a valued customer. Imagine, also, that just from your physical presence it knew all this before you even made it to the teller, and that not a single word had been exchanged. But if you imagine that this is sci-fi pie in the sky, think again. Jobs & Money has learned that the testing of a wireless technology that can do just this is already underway in Germany. Welcome to the "spy chip" revolution, where everything from the money in your pocket to the shoes on your feet could contain a miniature chip with an antenna capable of tracking whatever you spend and wherever you spend it. This is the unnerving vision of a new generation of consumer campaigners who claim that the development of the technology - RFID or Radio Frequency Identification - will profoundly transform the lives of consumers across the globe in under a decade. And they are worried that much of the trialling, and the assessment of the possible impact on consumers, is being done behind closed doors without ongoing government or consumer scrutiny. The chips work by transmitting low range radio signals to scanners - in the case of banks, a scanner concealed in a doorway could use the information sent by the chip in your card to tell a central database that you are approaching. This is because the signals transmit a unique identification number or EPC (Electronic Product Code) that would identify that a credit card or cheque book registered to you is approaching. RFID chips have been around since the 1960s in less sophisticated forms. However, when a research unit at the prestigious US university the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) joined forces with a number of big corporations to refine the technology, the outcome was smaller, and cheaper chips and antenna. As a result, it is now possible to implant the antenna in the smallest of consumer goods as well as in money, credit cards and cheque books. More and more companies are assessing what the chips can do for them. The embedding of the antenna in individual items is not yet commonplace - they have so far mainly been used by companies to track palettes of goods through the distribution chain and have been concentrated in the retail sector. Large, global firms such as Wal-mart, Procter & Gamble and Philips have all been experimenting with RFID either on palettes or individual items. However, campaigners warn that widespread implanting on smaller items including bank notes and credit cards is just around the corner. Katherine Albrecht, a doctoral student at Harvard and founder of Caspian (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering), the protest group leading the charge, is blunt. "Businesses claim RFID is nothing but an updated bar code, but this is just not true. We do not have a problem with the use of RFID on palettes, but we think there needs to be some serious research into the implication of putting chips in individual items. "Fast-forward 10 years and a person could be going into a store, or even a government building or bank, and scanners could pick up the EPC of everything in that person's purse. Its like an automatic profiling - an electronic frisk without even being aware of it." Her counterpart in the UK, Chris McDermot who runs "Notags" says: "I think it's important that we stimulate a debate. No one is saying there aren't potential benefits to this sort of development, but consumers need to be informed about how it might affect them. It is the potential misuses that need to be assessed." The campaigners have been dismissed by some corporate champions of RFID as scare-mongering, exaggerating, luddites. But what is really happening and if something is at stake, what is it? A great deal of mystery surrounds RFID and there is little consensus on whether its reach will extend to financial services. Plus, there is widespread confusion about what the technology is actually capable of. Lets take the consumer advocate's side of the debate. They point to a series of potentially ominous misuses such as the fact that the chips and antennae are so small as to be virtually undetectable and that consumers could have no idea if something is tagged or not. They claim that because the individual chip numbers would need to be stored centrally on a database, it could potentially be hacked into by criminals. They also worry that because the chips can be read by scanners at a distance (at present around 5ft-20ft depending on the type of chip) this could lead to a situation where walking past a transmitter in a shop could trigger the shop to try to sell you goods. Take this scenario: If the scanner knows you are outside a supermarket and you are a member of their loyalty card scheme, the chip number could be picked up, transmitted to a database that then triggers a text message to your phone trying to sell you something. Defenders argue this is all speculation. Some claim that the above scenario would be impossible because the chips can be disabled. Campaigners counter that the technology does not exist to disable the chips. A spokeswoman for M&S, which recently trialled RFID in men's clothes, says it's about being open. M&S, (unlike Benetton, which recently withdrew from embedding chips in clothes after a global protest) says they were merely on labels that were removed before customers left the store. So how worried should we be? The companies who have stumped up the cash to either develop, or use, RFID tags say it's all about improving efficiency and making more money. They argue consumers will benefit from better service and that savings made will be passed in lower prices. Many companies say they have no intention of individual item tagging anyway, and are happy to stick with palettes in store rooms. But if RFID is adopted in earnest by banks, when people carry items such as credit cards with them all the time, and, where unless they are stolen, can be traced back to them, there could be yet unexplored ramifications. Campaigners say it's not enough to rely on companies policing themselves with such a potentially all-encompassing technology. It is for this reason that Tom Watson, MP is tabling an adjournment debate on the issue in Parliament on Tuesday. And it is the reason why the National Consumer Council will hold the first summit on its impact in two weeks. That representatives from the DTI, major retailers (including Marks & Spencer), civil liberty groups, and campaigners are expected to attend, is a sign of how seriously the issue is taken. Until now, for example, the only involvement from government has been the Home Office's attempt to establish if use of RFID will help reduce theft and fraud. Jill Johnstone, head of policy at NCC says: "So far there has been some discussion about particular uses - but little about the risks and benefits. "Now retailers are extending the use from tracking stock to tracking sales out of the store, it is high time those risks and benefits were discussed openly." What exactly is RFID? Radio Frequency Identification is a wireless technology. In its latest form, it is a tiny computer chip connected to a miniature antenna that is attached to, or embedded in objects. This is done via a tag pasted on to an object or even sewn into fabric. They are sometimes called "spy chips", or "spy tags". The type of chips commonly being tested by companies contain a unique stored number, meaning the chip in effect identifies the product to which it is attached as that specific product. When chips are in the vicinity of scanners they will transmit this stored code to the scanner meaning the whereabouts of the item can be pinpointed. Where have they been used to date? A number of large companies have been testing or using the technology to monitor the movements of palettes of goods in the distribution process. They have used the tags to seal the chip and antenna to batches of goods rather than individual items. The US government has even used them to track the movement of troops' supplies. But a controversy erupted when steps toward tagging individual items emerged. For example, Benetton embedded chips in some clothes last year. Gillette was also criticised when it attached tags to Mach3 razor packages which involved the chips' antennae triggering a camera each time a shopper took a package off the shelf, and later at the check-out. What are the possible uses for RFID? As the technology has become more sophisticated, companies such as Wal-Mart in the US and M&S in the UK have begun to consider how they could use it to increase efficiency and cut costs. However, it is now possible that sectors other than retail are jumping on board with the chips now able to be implanted on bank notes and cards. A number of European banks have expressed an interest in exploring how it might be used, perhaps as a way of marketing a range of financial products. And the Home Office has pumped £5.5m into a project collaborating with business to assess whether RFID can be useful in theft and fraud prevention. Why are they controversial and who is against them? Consumer groups are calling for the possible impact of the chips to be looked at seriously by government because they fear that the technology is moving so rapidly it could be detrimental to consumer rights and privacy. They argue that without regulation, RFID could be open to abuse. They also object to companies experimenting with it behind closed doors without considering how it might effect individuals, or, in some cases, without informing them. A US-based group, Caspian (www.nocards.org) has been spearheading the campaign. The group believes that giving every item on the planet a unique code and then storing them on a single database could have "profound societal implications". What are the possible benefits? Even the critics see that there are some potential upsides to the chips. Cheaper versions of RIFD have enabled firms to buy in bulk. Proponents are convinced that by attaching the tags to palettes it then means goods can be tracked from the minute they leave the factory to when they arrive at a store. It is faster, more efficient, and cheaper, they say. And those who are experimenting with the chips on individual items say it can drastically improve stock monitoring and make life easier for staff. They also say that possible negatives can be avoided if ways to disable the antenna before someone leaves the shop can be introduced. The retailers believe the tags may deter thieves and say they are not about snooping. For example, the Gillette experiment hoped to clamp down on theft. There is also the argument that embedding chips in a credit cards could reduce theft if criminals believed RFID could be used to trace them. And, it may be possible one day to use information stored on the chips as a way of finding out more about the product being bought. For example, a supermarket customer buying a piece of organic meat may one day be able to swipe the package at a scanner and get the full history of the product from farm to shelf. CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING

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BEELIHII KU DAGAALAMAY CEEL-BUUR OO MAANTA HESHIIS RASMI AH GAARAY Somaliweyn.com( Muqdisho 23/1/04 ) Guddoomiyaha Degmada Guriceel Axmed Macallin Xuseen ayaa sheegay in maanta la soo gabagabeeyay shir u socday Waxgaradka iyo odayaasha beelihii dhowaan ku dagaalamay Ceel-buur, isagoo sheegay inay ka soo saareen heshiis ka kooban afar qodob oo muhiim u ah labadaasi beelood, qodobadaas oo kala ahaa: In si shuruud la’aan ah xabadda loo joojiyo, in maleeshiyooyinka is hor fadhiya la kala qaado, in dhinicii jebiya heshiiskan ay saxiixeen labada dhinac la ganaaxo lacag gaareysa 25-Kun Dollarka Mareykanka ah iyo inuu bixiyo wixii khasaare ah ee uu la yimaado, in shir la isugu yimaado 15-ka February magaalada Ceel-buur, kaasoo lagu soo afjarayo colaadihii ka jiray degaanadaas. Heshiiska labada beelood ayaa waxaa saxiixay odayaal ka badan 40-ruux, kuwaasoo magacyadooda ay ka mid yihiin: Garaad Yuusuf Dibad, C/lle Qanyare Afrax, Xaaji Bashiir Axmed, Sheekh C/Nuur Xersi iyo kuwo kale, iyadoo odayaashii maanta heshiiskaasi soo gabagabeeyay ugu baaqay ganacsatada Gobolka Galgaduud inaanay xoolahooda ku bixin xabbad la isku dilayo ee ay xoolahooda u weeciyaan dhinaca nabadda. Dhinaca kale odayaashii dhexdhexaadinayay labadaasi beelood gogosha heshiiskana fidiyay, ayaa iyagana sidoo kale ugu baaqay beelihii ku dagaalamay degaanka Xeraale oo ka tirsan Galgaduud inay maanta laga bilaabo ay gogol u fidsan tahay lagu dhexdhexaadinayo, taasoo horay loogu baaqay labadaasi beelood, waxaana odayaasha soo qabanqaabiyay kulankan qaar ka mid ah ay magacyadoodu kala yihiin: Guddoomiyaha Galgaduud Yusuf Xasan Ciyow, Ugaas C/Daahir Ugaas Nuur iyo odayaal kale oo Xamar ka tegay si ay uga qeyb qaataan dadaalka nabadeed ee lagu soo afjarayo colaadda soo noqnoqotay ee u dhaxeysa beelaha wada dega Ceelbuur. Somaliweyn Mogadishu Information Office xafiiska Wararka Soomaaliweyn ee Muqdisho.

I wouldn't call General Caare's interesting comments 'declassified' :confused: . I know a lot of people who believe the war part of Siad's dhabar jebintii policy. A lot of brave and heroic people died in this tragic chapter of Somali history. Thanks for that Samurai.

^^^I knew some countries never won it before, but how come the cup has never been hosted by east and most central African countries?

Baashi H.I., Col. Yusuf is no angel and no one can deny he rules with fist iron - his dictatorial style speaks volumes...Nevertheless I support Puntland State in which he is the absolute king; the alternative is not pretty considering his insistence to hold on to power by any means necessary. Was that your first article for the 'anarchist magazine'? Your political views seemed to changed with the new year. Whatever happened to the Pan-Somaliweyn boy who used to be oppose everything other than 'Great Somalia'? Baashi If you are happy with your 'dictatorial king', why do you want to inflict him on the people of Sool? Baashi What is it that you object about the route PLers had taken considering the anarchic reality of the Somalia that once existed? How would you go about if you faced the dilemma faced by the PL elites? Dilemma : let the warlords and their mafia do what they do best or embrace any workable political solution available? Baashi you are just paraphrasing the questions brother Notherner asked you way back when you were anti Puntland/Somaliland. A week might be a long time in politics, its even longer in this forum.

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I ask the somalilanders not to get offended as these are pertinent questions facing all somalis No offense taken, that was a very honest piece of writing. Somalilanders should take time to reflect on some of those points. Couple of things I might add is - although I don't see it in this article - most political pieces written by Somaliladers can be classified into what 'political party' they seem to support, and the ruling party is very uncomfortable with the tag 'Siad's boys and girls'.

^^NO COMMENT. :cool:

Hornafrique I just gave a warning to the "government" of this website to do something about the Qabiil problem whether propagated by myself, Smith, Ayoub, or you. (Please don't mind my using your names Smith and Ayoub). You'll be hearing from my lawyers. Horn, I plead guilty to the charges above, but atleast I don't pretend to be what I am not. Below is a sentence that left me thinking you must be schizophrenic. It is notable to mention that this "Qabiil War" has been and is being perpetuated by members of the two respective Qabiil majorities of "Puntland" and "Somaliland". Saxiib does this ring a bell Why don't we come out and just say the name of the qabiil that resides in Las Anoud? O.k. All this LA people and that. Gediid and Guraad how could there be "LA people" in Hargeisa or Bosaso, when they are citizens of Las Anoud? [ December 16, 2003, 05:56 PM: Message edited by: Admin ] You are only better than the war mongers who end their posts with DU'CAS asking ALLAH for peace.

Tell me why your 30,000 strong 'army'(or is it 100,000 now? ) has not reached LA yet? LOL. Bari, their destination is not Las Caanod. :cool: ''The two most powerful warriors are patience and time.'' - Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy, 1828 - 1910

Ameenah walaal please don't get daacadnimo get in the way of hilarious hypocrisy. I suggest some member read what they wrote last time they were in here before climbing the pulpit.

^^lol and NO TO KENYA TOO. I'll be supporting Rwanda this time.

Mr Oodweyne ..some may even start having fits-of-vapours right in front of their screen, to the extent that even any high-capacity industrial scale ventilator "Hired-for-that-specific-purpose" may not even come close to lowering down the boiling veins of our "Chest-thumping" warriors in this site .... lool Smith and Bari didn't disapoint you did they? Bari Nomad If you consider that 'battlefield victory', then you need some help. Bari that was more than a victory that was a MILESTONE. That was when the countdown started to the end of the 'October revolution' and whatever it replaced. That was when your 'great' Generals finally realised the end was near and they didn't last another 3 years. Great victories came before that MILESTONE' and they were on the open plains and moutains of Somaliland and its these victories that forced Siad to sign a treaty with Mingistu and withdraw his forces to the towns. Would you like to tell me how the SSDF came back home (you can ignore the tail between the legs bit ) Mr Ceel B IF it is true it means only the final desintigration of the WSLF, the umbrella liberation movement of somalia galbeed into another clan faction, expending their energies on nonsensical involvements. But that again is IF the article is truthfull. I agree with you on that, but is it the first time the ONLF got themselves tangled with things that don't involve them? A friend of mine who has just returned fom Addis tells me he saw hundreds of bare-feet, hungry and broke ONLF fighters who just returned from the Ethio v Eritrea frontline. We all have a soft spot for these 'lovable rogues' but if the truth betold they are not the sharpest tool in the box.

Gediid Sam Shasna has it wrong..... [ January 22, 2004, 08:21 AM: Message edited by: Admin ] Understatement of the year.

Dogonkii ONLF + Khashimiintii SSDF is a marriage made in heaven. Fighting for over 1OO years+, the ONLF still can't break from the Amxaar and Sawaxili rule. The Erithreans have done it and so have the Tigrenyas. The only battlefield victory claimed by the SSDF is against peace-loving wadaado . Lets see what these natural-born losers are made of, but don't bet on them to break their duck.

Smith Now this dispute as I said long ago has nothing to do with people from dusty Galgaduud or Xamar or any other part of the globe. Except Bari and Mudug that is, right?