for the life of i can not sit through a Nicolas cage movie

who else

seriously that google maps comments cracked me up, am now gonna go see if i can conduct census via google maps lol

^no one, they're busy Jubaland and looted properties in muqdisho. Seriously, I think everyone is aware of the fact that Hassan can do no more then say short of separation, am game. where all expecting failure, one wonders why they agreed to these talks to begin at this point.

Am not going to pretend that I am privy to some sort of secret information which has become the custom in SOL but few things are clear. neither party going into this conference has a mandate to concede much ground. Silaanyo wont be able to sell to people in hargeisa who have for some odd reason have been clamoring for "recognition" for two decades to return to somalia overnight and president Hassan has better chance of sending a mission to mars then getting members of parliament to accept dismemberment. the likely scenario is a stalemate and a promise to continue these talks in another time and place. If we want to be optimistic though, this is not a Israel/Palestine negotiations, Somaliland can agree to shelf its bid for statehood for a certain period, peacefully resolve issues with its Eastern neighbors and Somalia can agree to a special autonomous status until the end of that period.

paradise is derived from an old Persian word for garden. so in paradise i would want an Alhambra or a hanging garden of Babylon or isfahani palace or a french menagerie such as Versailles. with its flowing rivers of water, milk, honey and wine (Persian gardens are actually planned around a fountain with four canals). it would music and art and genteel people and perhaps one of those winged horses and a slice of the Seychelles for a pool. Basically a medieval king lol

Malika;936395 wrote: I am sure the owner will revamp the old place - he has done well for himself in Tanzania...same line of business. I hope he does, thats a beautiful landmark

me thinks radical feminism would ones who blow stuff up lol

^ I don't see contradiction there, you can and actually should do both not that am buying any of this

all I understood was fiir fiirista lol

this is wonderful, hope they inspire local arts movements. Anyone know if there are any plans for Curaba hotel?

schizophrenic is right walahi

lol was just kidding Oba, we're cool

after you called me hater?

you think that if the government reopen embassies, it would share his with the Somali media, which I read and have yet to see. if you've seen any of this, do share please Chimera;935086 wrote: In 2014, the military will take over security and the economy will be up and running pumped with the investment gathered during the coming joint Somalia-UK hosted economic conference. this part sounds like wishful thinking but again, no one knows what the government's plans are let alone what will be. Oba, go chat with Alpha about his garden please

Dabrow;935003 wrote: Its perfectly fine to have disagreements in life however its not right to call the PM a yesman because he is not inline with your agenda. But for all I care keep repeating that mantra, you might convince yourself that you are right:D for what its worth, a pm should be a yes man, after all the president is elected and not the pm

^ lol @ che lets not forget that this pm has been busy causing discord between people in this places his been visiting: Galmudug and Jubaland regions are now suspicious, there have been fighting in marka and might be one in gedo. There are far pressing stuff for this government to do then tours of any kind. from the little i can gleam, there are only two ministries functioning, foreign and interior. one is busy causing problems and the other has yet to reopen any embassies as far as I can till or reclaim national assets. Good luck though, if this government fails god knows if there is any hope for Somalia.

One can also say that foreign intervention is the source of Somalia's salvation. Are all those African troops and frontline troops rer banadir? ungrateful if ask me.

I don't like this extravagant weddings but I feel the same way about drive through weddings too, either way, its always best to keep it moving

whew lol

^ the constitution doesn't say don't fly to the moon but we can't lol. What it does say is that two or more regions can form their own federal states. If their are serious about this not sense, let appoint people to hargeisa, garowe, taleex and southern galkacyo.

lets not go that route and attack each other. if this government wants to throw down the gauntlet over people trying to form a state and waste time and meager resources in fighting phantom enemies rather then deal the real ones at its doorstep and colossal work ahead of them, the only people they are a threat is to themselves. Gabbal there are too problems with your view of things. One, even if the government believes that they are in the right as for as this constitutional conflict goes (which would really lead one to question their competence or that they have sinister plans up their sleeves), is this the way to deal with it? two, you keep referring to madobe (not really sure if he is and them is fighting words lol) as a warlord behind this whole process, are we too believe that the 800+ people, elders, leaders, traditional leaders are all tools of madobe?

either that is the worst analysis in the history of SOL or the people in this admin are really retarded if thats the plan

should the admin in mogadishu even hints at such a ludicrous plan as you are suggesting, it will be the end what ever little confidence the Somali people have in that admin and far from turning a page to post civil governance a return to violence that can easily escalate civil era nonsense. Lets hope that attacking jubba is not what the admin in mogadishu is wasting precious time on

its funny how everyone sidestepped the misconduct of the federal government. The constitutional conflict between the jubba project and the federal government is not about parliamentary commissions that have yet to be appointed but does the government have constitutional right to obstruct a peace process to form a federal state and can they unilaterally appoint officials for local governments.