^^Just like how you support the practice of gerrymandering to gain disproportionate power in Burco, You really think the clans in east Burco is bigger than those that reside on the west-side (population wise)?

^^ The President is the one who was alleging all of that, is not me, you're making no connection.

^^ I still think he'll be a better President than the current one. Silanyo who has been complaining for 5 years about a lot of things he accused the UDUB party were doing when they were in power, just to do those same things when he became president (sabotaging the media). A President who got in between NEC business (apparent conflict of interest) the process of drawing electoral boundaries in Burco.

Abu-Salman;892802 wrote: Ucid is overshadowed by faysal's outburst but I think Ummada's Dr Gaboose would tackle the real issues as did his old pal ina Xaashi. Never ever elect anyone not a learned wadad, a long-term philanthropist, an anti-corruption crusader/activist or at the very least an humble clinician (an intellectual wadad/DR is best though a bit like Dr Morsi in Misr). Dr Gaboose had no real chance, really, both Norf and Jac peoples disliked him strongly. I don't think he can be a president for the whole country. Ummada voters should be going over to Wadani next.

A_Khadar;895085 wrote: ^^ If those of your words were written by someone else, one would take them serious.. Come again, accusing anyone on earth a clan fantic! Ileen af aadan lahayn ma qabatid.. We're all clanists at the end of the day then, right? Your clan shouldn't mean anything to you, you should be on the winning side (whichever the winning side it may be) form strategic alliances.

Che -Guevara;894483 wrote: lol@guys holding hands. I forget people back home do that. I think they do that in Europe too, funny style people.

Taleexi;894728 wrote: You've been passing by a lot and flashing nothing but smiles without a word lately. You got a new red dress or something?

Poor guy looks uneasy, like they put the gun on him and demanded that he speak to the camera - pool full of sharks, swimming for his life. But it takes a true man to apologize, Good for him.

Attention.......I'll be banned if I were to say it. His as annoying as his cousin Jac, somebody tell this grown man to take a seat somewhere.

Waranle_Warrior;894136 wrote: I think the Somaliland democracy and elections have become a burden and a curse on the communities that live in that region, why does every year blood have to be spilled when there are elections. Sadly and contrary to the wider perception that's Somaliland's democracy is peace and development in the region it represents insecurity, fear, death and a curse for the communities in those regions. puntland pirates are trying hard to obstruct democracy

Saalax;891401 wrote: In conclusion the current Government of Somaliland must stop gerrymandering, abuse of power and national resources. Somaliland's nascent democracy should not be and will not be turned into a dictatorship. . "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time" Lincoln

^^ I'm in indifferent, we all want to see the triumph of democracy in SL. I would like the ruling party not to win it again though.

Good-luck to Dr.Gaboose and his party

N.O.R.F;890363 wrote: The NEC is doing nothing wrong and is going by previous results. Not their fault some areas decided not to vote in the last elections. Of course they're doing nothing wrong to Norf The people had their reasons why they abstained from voting at election time, surely NEC could have used a different method. What they have done is marginalized a major sub-clan, that's why they're going back to the drawing board and trying to fix this ****** thing.

Is good that they caught these scumbags.

STOIC;890297 wrote: Somaliland will always be faced with the obstacle of sub-clan loyalty.It doesn't matter if today the president is HC or if tomorrow HY takes the lead. The barefaced reality will always be obvious where loyalty will be placed.The opening of multiple parties was a calculated risk that only encouraged disabling and denigrating politics of sub-clan.It only galvanized and radicalized the people into viewing politics from sub-clan angle. People are much more attuned to siding with their sub-clans.They should restrict the parties to only three maximum Good post, I agree totally.

N.O.R.F;890276 wrote: Why didn't they vote in 2010? . You should be saying that's a no way to draw-up electoral boundaries, we all know that you're a big fan of the President, but c'mon. And Odewayne was questioning a while ago why the sub-clan was meeting in Erigavo last summer.

Somalia;890118 wrote: Mr Yoonis is being sidelined by the reer baadiyo in power with the connivance of Carafaat. There's only so many times you can poke a lion before he strikes back! Is not that serious

Jacaylbaro;890030 wrote: Clan interests Given that sub clan interests and desire for unity trumps all, there had been complaints from one (Habr Younis) that the western, southern and northern parts of the city only had around 80 polling stations while the other clan in the east – Habr Jeclo – had around 150. Report by Progressio ....... http://www.progressio.org.uk/blog/ground/somaliland-elections-everything-fine-except-when-it-not That's some crazy sh!t, unbelievable....How long are the HY going to accept this?

Taleexi;889477 wrote: We all know well the stakeholders of Erigavo. Travel to Erigavo and shoot a documentary about this, It's not that we don't believe you, people just think your full of.....

General Duke;889956 wrote: ^^^ lol@ Abwan. Wadani was born yesterday, so don't mind him. Are you charging Wadani for what SL politicians say? Faisal is an individual person, he has the freedom to say what he wants to say, some support him and others don't. You're a grown man dukey, smarten up.

Apophis;883306 wrote: 25 years old and given 25 years in the slammer; tough sh*t niqga That n!gga doesn't even look like 25 to me..dude looks older.

At the same time SL really needs watch these men carefully, allow no double agent stunts

Hair parted with the barber's preciseness, looks dope, that's the new look.

They should be FREE to live in Somalia if they choose to, but the question is why would they? I rather be where I am celebrated.