stop fighting phantoms and two upholding the constitution would be holding direct elections

I honestly don't know, all we knew is they were lucked in a room. yet it does not matter who the people cade muuse appointed selected in that room, what matters and is worse, is that your ok with it

^ not true at all chewer, if there are two communities that can get along its the darwiish and the maakhiris.

bilan, who is this naag you speak of?

Koora, USP must look for greener pastures brother, we have miserably failed in always believing the best about southern Somalis and Puntland, yet they never fail to disappoint, its a little disappointing perhaps even an insult. You can only give people the benefit of the doubt for so long. Tomorrow, tomorrow, will tomorrow is here and things instead getting better, continue only get worse. Believe, they will hate this faroole guy or who ever they replace A/yusuf with only to elect a far worse one. wayfarer, einstein once said the true definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. yes, am saying anyone who stays on that ship is insane

ah, f it, its time to join those pesky slanderers

its my opinion that no amount of reform in the parliament will cure it of its ills. The recent election has put the nail in that coffin. These members of parliament have a for sale sign on their heads even if they were distributed in a more fair manner. by the way, for all those running around here defending a distribution were one subclan gets nearly have of the parliament that represent at least five or more should be ashamed of them selfs. DQ, why do you always present that isolationist view every chance you get with that every man to his tuulo mantra of yours and does it not go against all the obvious reason that state was formed: to provide for the common welfare and security for all the inhabitants of those regions that united to form that state. Puntland has two options in my opinion. reform the parliament by addressing the questions of inequality and insuring that the parliament can be held accountable for straying from the aspirations of the people they represent through frequent parliamentary elections and by other means deemed necessary. two, reform the parliament anyway and implement the plans for direct elections as the elected officials have been mandated to do so from the inception of the state. we all know that they have to do this but how is the question. it was wrong to assume that executives who see such reforms being against their interest will do so. what we need is a movement to force both the reps and the execs to carry out this. also, i have as much reservations about the general populous' ability to pursue their own interest better then these mps che but we would be spared the in your face and flagrant display of corruption that has become the hallmark of the state parliament. it would be much harder for people like faroole to buy an entire people rather than few reps (Clearly, the people of SSC were unanimous in their support for mr. ilkjiir but faroole has spent a laudable amount of energy o their leaders and reps). of course we should also look for ways to safe gourd against demagoguery but thats for another time, now we need to focus on the real problems with last being mr farooles election hopefully

a sham indeed, the plight of those poor planders never ends. these "wakiilo" should be rounded up. i think cade did not implement the plan for direct elections thinking that he could buy the mps but he seems to have got the biggest slap in the face. Several iraqi shoes at cade and all the members of parliament!

how many children were registered in the "far east"

walle Somalis never fail to keep you on your toes. who would have that, congrats to the new president and sense he escaped the radar as a potential candidate, can some one give as a bio?

loooool, i have to give to these slanders for their persistance

^ be it erigavo, badhan,laas qoray, dhahar, jidali or buraan, its clear that these people don't want ur daymn registration. I don't get why somaliland keeps troubling itself with where is not wanted. its clear to everyone that Sl can do whatever it wants with its four tuulos and erigavo neighborhood but dont cross that line when you know very well that doing so will result in regional infighting and the breaking of a tribal agreements that make that region as peaceful as it is. what does sl have to gain by putting jawans were they are not wanted only to disturb the peace in that aria. you know, social groups are like children. molested children sometimes grow up to hate all humans and inflict on others the same or even worse treatment to those around. so it is with the israelis towards arabs and slanders towards other somalis. They also say, hate only distroys the hater in the end. save urselfs people.

how many presidential guards does reyoole have? am told coupla goats guards morgans villa which is your supposed presidential palace.

as much as i abhor these peaceful aslu sunna joining the fray and see no need for a religious orgs capturing any tuulo, good for them and hope these locals defend themselves against these waahabi funded shaytans.

qalbi, haven't you realized Somalis are only united in opposition. Hating on Yusuf was done for the sake of hating anyone who took that position on. needless to say, who ever is next, if any at all, will be met with "his a warlord", blah, blah and he does "not exist", lol. Mind you, only for these people turn around to cheer a segment of the government that is in opposition even though they also do not exist. who was that said something about doing the samething but expecting different results? Xaq, its not where the person comes from but who he was. Those of us who supported the man believed that his policies (federation, safe capital, disarmament, peacekeepers, equality and incolusion based on the acceptance of the charter and...) were Somalia's best shot of returning to statehood. we also knew that he has the reslove to stick to his guns and forge ahead with what we all knew had to be done. If any one could have got that country out of that sorry state, it was a/yusuf so it doesn't matter where the person who tries to fill his shoes comes from, but do they have the steadfastness to withstand the pressure of trying to lead a people to statehood, so bent on remaining stateless.

a lot of words and research for a president you "don't believe in"?

sometimes, i wish Somaliand was on a different continent so jb would stop reporting every pin that drops in a dusty village in northern somalia. You can do something productive for that place with the energy you waste on this happan and that will happan in toolo heplayo.

abdullahi, abdullahi, what exactly did he do abwaan? Horn, just be careful next time before bringing that garbage, hubso sxb before ran with ish like the ones you have been posting.

nac nac daya, you people running around here "the parliament did this and that".

again, eat your words people. I always tell people to wait and not speculate, what a waste!

eat your words people, always spreading false news.

ha ha, language barrier,omg, crazy! lame man

loool @ economical feasible. there is no place in somalia that is "economically feasible".

very funny but two things. adeero always had 1 in 2 chances of getting that seat with or without puntlands help and two, it takes a lot more then balls to dismember your own country qudhac. Matter fact, if balls were the only thing it takes, there'd be all kinds of heblayolands every two miles.

don't politicize people, this was and will be a peoples effort and all credit is due to the people of that region and the courageous environmentalist Fatuma jibril and fellow members of her NGO.