waxaa dhacayaan shirar kala duwan oo ay kala qabanayaan carabta, EU da iyo African union, ilaa hadana wax najiida ah lama hayo xaalada wadmada carabtana way kasiidaraysaa siiba mida libya haba oo gu darnaatee. waxay inalatahay in ay arintaas xal looga gaadhi la yahay?

Libya Crisis: What role does tribal loyalties play in the crises of Libya? During his speech on Libyan TV on sunday, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's son, Saif al-islam, raised the spectre of civil war in Libya in the event of the anti-regime demonstrations continuing, with members of different tribes “Killing each other in the streets” But how much of this is real, and how much is scaremongering? What role do Libyan tribes play in society and how much influence do chiefs, carry? Are you in Libya? Have you witness the protests? What next for Libya? Send your comments and share with us your experience. The basic concept of thread is to create a situation where Gaddafi's and his family and brought justice through prosecution.

In the memorandum the women said, "There is also the danger of terrorism that through one preacher the youths have been brainwashed and convinced to go and fight in Somalia alongside the Al-Shabab, with some dropping out of schools." Do you think al-shabaab can recruit and convinced young people within Kenya, and took them to Somalia to fight against TFG and Amisom?

NEW YORK – I checked the dictator’s heart and lived in luxury. But when revolution came, I realized the cost. In this week's Newsweek, Oksana Balinskaya talks about what it was like being the nurse for Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi. I was just 21 when I went to work for Muammar Gaddafi. Like the other young women he hired as nurses, I had grown up in Ukraine. I didn’t speak a word of Arabic, didn’t even know the difference between Lebanon and Libya. But “Papik,” as we nicknamed him—it means “little father” in Russian—was always more than generous to us. I had everything I could dream of: a furnished two-bedroom apartment, a driver who appeared whenever I called. But my apartment was bugged, and my personal life was watched closely. For the first three months I wasn't allowed to go to the palace. I think Papik was afraid that his wife, Safia, would get jealous. But soon I began to attend to him regularly. The job of the nurses was to see that our employer stayed in great shape-in fact, he had the heart rate and blood pressure of a much younger man. We insisted that he wear gloves on visits to Chad and Mali to protect him against tropical diseases. We made sure that he took his daily walks around the paths of his residence, got his vaccinations, and had his blood pressure checked on time. The Ukrainian press called us Gaddafi’s harem. That’s nonsense. None of us nurses was ever his lover; the only time we ever touched him was to take his blood pressure. The truth is that Papik was much more discreet than his friend, the womanizer Silvio Berlusconi. Gaddafi chose to hire only attractive Ukrainian women, most probably for our looks. He just liked to be surrounded by beautiful things and people. He had first picked me from a line of candidates after shaking my hand and looking me in the eye. Later I learned he made all his decisions about people at the first handshake. He is a great psychologist. Papik had some odd habits. He liked to listen to Arab music on an old cassette player, and he would change his clothes several times a day. He was so obsessive about his outfits that he reminded me of a rock star from the 1980s. Sometimes when his guests were already waiting for him, he would go back to his room and change his clothes again, perhaps into his favorite white suit. When we drove around poor African countries he would fling money and candy out the widow of his armored limousine to children who ran after our motorcade; he didn’t want them close for fear of catching diseases from them. He never slept in a tent, though! That’s just a myth. He only used the tent for official meetings. We traveled in great style. I accompanied Papik to the United States, Italy, Portugal, and Venezuela, and whenever he was in a good mood, he asked us if we had everything we needed. We would get bonuses to go shopping. And -every year Papik gave all his staff gold watches with his picture on them. We traveled in great style. I accompanied Papik to the United States, Italy, Portugal, and Venezuela, and whenever he was in a good mood, he asked us if we had everything we needed. We would get bonuses to go shopping. And -every year Papik gave all his staff gold watches with his picture on them. Just showing that watch in Libya would open any door, solve any problem that we had. I got the impression that at least half the population of Libya disliked Papik. The local medical staff was jealous of us because we made three times more than they did—over $3,000 a month. It was obvious that Papik made all the decisions in his country. He is like Stalin; he has all the power and all the luxury, all for himself. When I first saw television pictures of the Egyptian revolution I thought, nobody would ever dare to rise against our Papik. But there was a chain reaction after Tunisia and Egypt. If Papik had passed his throne to his son Saif when he still had a chance, I believe that everything would have been all right. People would not be dying right now. I got out of Tripoli at the beginning of February, just in time. Two of my friends stayed behind, and now they can’t leave. I had a very personal reason for wanting to get out: I was four months pregnant, and I was beginning to show. I feared that Papik would not approve of my Serbian boyfriend. Papik will probably never forgive me my betrayal. But I realize I did the right thing to flee Libya. My friends all told me I should think of my future baby and run. Now Papik’s closest partners are also running from him. And he is forcing his children and our two remaining Ukrainian colleagues to stay and die by his side. As told to NEWSWEEK’s Anna Nemtsova in Mogilnoye, Ukraine. what do you think guys about this dictator?

hahahahah oo sharkiisini ma waxuu la ilaabey marqaan daraadiis?

African union says Gaddafi has accepted the roadmap for peace. guys will you think these will resolve the crises in libya?

Jacaylbaro;710690 wrote: Thanks Well come sxb.

Jacaylbaro;710681 wrote: Source ? google.daily nation.com

Hundreds of women in Mombasa [Coast Province] took to the streets protesting the increased cases of youths indulging in drug abuse and joining the Al-Shabab militia group. Under the auspices of the Kenya Muslim Women Alliance, the women demonstrated from Makadara grounds to the DC's office, where they presented a memorandum on drug abuse and human trafficking. They now claim that the recruitment, which was being conducted by one imam from a particular mosque, has now extended to five other mosques in the region. Led by Farida Rashid Tole, some of the women gave harrowing experiences how their sons had been convinced to join Al-Shabab in Somalia, but were later counselled into abandoning the plan. "We are kindly asking the minister for internal security to ensure that no one drops out of school because of going to fight in a war in Somalia that is not halal in the religion as we believe it is not jihad. It is a struggle for power therefore it is terrorism and we are against the killings that happen as a result," Tole said. The demonstrations come days after the Council of Imams and Preachers of Kenya raised the alarm over the killing of 10 youths from the Coast who had joined Al-Shabab. In the memorandum the women said, "There is also the danger of terrorism that through one preacher the youths have been brainwashed and convinced to go and fight in Somalia alongside the Al-Shabab, with some dropping out of schools." They said the Indian Ocean shore bordering Kenya, Tanzania and Somalia has been the major entry point for drugs, but to date there are no navy patrol boats to impede drug trafficking. They also complained that since the arrest of a suspect and some youths last year who were heading to Somalia at Kiunga, the security forces have gone silent over the matter. "We would like to know why the government is letting this go yet it is common knowledge that once the youth come back after being trained to fight and make guns, they will cause havoc to our country as it happened in Kikambala, Nairobi and Uganda," Tole said. The women want the government to tighten security at the borders and the courts to be keen on handing down sentences against drug peddlers and human traffickers.

http://www.aminarts.com/4_MAR_2011.jpg http://www.aminarts.com/22_MAR_2011%20copy.jpg check the pics of ismail omar gelle and the election process there is no free and fair election in africa they are all dictators. :cool::cool:

Xaaji Xunjuf;706631 wrote: is he trying to mock the Amiir Godane? "what kind of amiir are u, talking about the murderor"?

Godane Interview Here is my full interview with Sheikh Muktar Abdirahman Godane, the leader of Somalia's al-Shabab rebel movement. Only one quote made it into a*story I recently wrote for Time.com. To me, the most interesting part is at the very end, where Godane essentially acknowledges that his group is using Islam as a tool, and that al-Shabab's fight has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with clan rivalries. Talk about al-Shabab's connection to Jihadi groups outside Somalia. Yes, we are well connected to the other Muslim jihadist organizations _ in Afghanistan, Iraq and many others. *Where does your money come from? We have different sources of funds. A rich Muslim person may raise money from his savings or properties. To fund the jihad for the sake of Allah is the best fundraising there is. We also have rich Muslim Somalis and non-Somalis, who are members of the al-Shabab. We also have funding sources from local Somali NGOs under the so-called United Nations and international NGOs. Members of our organization own local NGOs so the funds to be used for the organization will approved by the all concerned bodies of al-Shabab. Describe your plans for the future. Our plan is to remove the anti-Muslim forces and Sheikh Sharif's fake TFG very soon, inshallah. We want to establish a real Islamic government but don't want to be joined by non-Muslims. We are not like Sheik Sharif. We are real Muslims. How many fighters do you have? I cannot tell you the number of our fighters exactly, but it is clear that we are winning every single attack and we control from Mogadishu to Harardhere. Through that, you can get a better picture about our Mujahiddin. How many Americans do you have in your ranks? Can you confirm that Abu Mansour al-Amriki is among you? We do not say this is an American, this is a Somali, this is an Arab. We are all Muslims, mujahidiin, we do not discriminate against the mujahiddin, this is the idea of the kuffar, this is an American, that is a Jew, those are Europeans. They are Muslims and mujahiddin. About al-Amriki, during a time of training or special operation, we usually call any person who has lived in America or is a citizen of America al-Amriki. We also use this name to give high morale to those who are from America, but there is no specific person that we call by that name. Have you allied with the pirates as some media reports claim? We do not know who you are talking about when you say pirates, but if you mean those whom we have removed from the base of Haradhere, you can know that we criticize what they do as being against Islamic law. Are you afraid of American helicopter strikes? The American government will do many attacks against Islam, as they have tried to remove us and others. Only Allah can remove us. America cannot remove anything. They are enemy of Allah, and they will taste his punishment if they don't ask for forgiveness. Do you plan to attack the United States? Regarding attacks in the USA, it depends on our special political officers who deal with the American government. So if politically we think it will be successful and secure, we will do everything that we can do against the American government either inside America or abroad. What do you mean 'our special political officers?' Do you have spies in the U.S. government? We do not have political officers of ours employed by the U.S. government, but people who deal with the U.S. government's political affairs office for Somalia based in Nairobi under the U.S. Embassy. They do implement our political plans in order for us to safeguard our supporters based abroad in Kenya and the USA. I myself came to power in al-Shebab backed by Somalilanders and members of the Somali National Movement who wanted to implement the tenets of the SNM's foundation. The Somaliland officials have close contacts with U.S. officials based in Nairobi. We learn from afar what the American government is doing or planning to do in Somalia, and always we maintain our interest in the safety of our supporters and members living abroad. I would like to end this interview but there is something else I want to say.*The establishment of al-Ithihad, and later al-Shabab, is based on an ideology rooted in the Irir tribe and this ideology was that the Irir tribe should get an opportunity to rule Somalia, hence when we sat down and think about it, we found the best path to success was to use the Muslim religion as a tool in order for us to rule Somalia. This rule would prohibit any person belonging to the ****** clan from having a top position in the organization except as simple fighters. This idea was backed by the rulers of the Somali National Movement, the rulers of Somaliland, because they wanted to rule all of Somalia. I as the leader of al-Shabab do not represent a Muslim community but I represent the Irir community, the tribes of Issak and ******. And as far as we succeed to rule Somalia under Islamic law, we are going to do that. By using the Islamic religion as a tool, we want to rule Somalia and protect from any ******- formed government in Somalia. what do you think guys i just got it?

Ilahayow faaraxos iyo Xaliimos ka lasheegi hayo ee saqajaaminta ah dadka kaqabo.

Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi (Farmajo) is planning to sack two ministers from his cabinet over alleged poor performance of their ministries, Garowe Online has learnt. Farmajo is discussing with President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed about removal of two ministers who are very close to the president. Sources privy to the Prime Minister said Home Affairs, Industrial ministers and deputy minister of youth, sports and labour may lose their posts. Farmajo plans also to reshuffle his cabinet, and change Information and Defence ministers from their ministries. Power struggle continues in the Horn of African nation as Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed sides with President Sharif Ahmed whose rival and current parliament speaker Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aden is plotting an attempt to oust the president when his term comes to an end in the upcoming August. Somalia was without functioning government since 1991 when clan warlords overthrew Siad Barre's administration.

Ismahaan;705888 wrote: Of course I am!! kaalay adi iga saar.:confused::confused: thanks walaahi Gabdhihi layaqaaney ee somaaliyeed aya tahey.

I agreed mr. qanyare Afrah because the meeting was not included somaliland adminstration.

Members of parliament of Transitional Federal Government of Somalia have boycotted a conference in which the UN political office for Somalia invited the regional administrations of Puntland, Galmudug and Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama'a. The meeting is planned to discuss the transition period of the government. MP Muhammad Qanyare Afrah told the media that the conference is due to be held next month [April] in Nairobi, Kenya, is aimed at dividing the Somali nation. He added that the sole purpose of that conference is to raise funds. The MPs urged the international community to cancel the conference, which is not in the interest for the Somali people. The MPs have called on the international community to hold a conference for the government and Al-Shabab Islamic Movement rather than involving the regional administrations. The move comes at a time when the rift between speaker of the parliament Sharif Hassan Shaykh Aden and president Sharif Ahmad over the upcoming presidential election is widening.

Jacaylbaro;704988 wrote: Tan fahmi maysid oo way kaa wayn tahay adiga ,,, ee bal berkedihii Kalshaale ka sheekee adigu Tani waxba kama garaneyside oo wad kayar taheye bal maad kahadashid hargeysa iyo meelahaas

warlord Silaanyo Aqoonsi, I hope NO!!! Just wait until the day of judgement:

oba hiloowlow;704176 wrote: I certainly hope not, Ina sharmaarke nin karti leh ka bixi karo howsha maahan, adeerkey geeddi neh xoog ayuu adeegsaa oo minii la doorto burbur ka daran kan hada jiraa la arkaa.. I hope shariifka in dib lo doorto iyo xukamadiisa.. Old man mind!!

oba hiloowlow;703984 wrote: Hadey run tahay allaheey jaxiimo haku fogeeyo ninkan, Aaamiin. sheikh tal xiisow illahay kaxishot sxb adugu cadaab iyo jano midna mahayside, inti dhimatay allaha unaxaristo inta noolna allaha u dambi dhaafo.

The Zack;703593 wrote: :D very true! The poster is just terrible SOL shabaab spokesperson posting some news that doesn't make sense. :confused:

Burco iyo banaan hoowd Bossaaso iyo bari Baydhabiyo Hargeysiyo beerihii wajaaliyo Xamar baalaheediyo, Baryaan kala maqnaynoo waan idiin basaasaye bulshayahay manabad baa. Somaalia hanoolaato..............:cool:

Somalina, adi ku awey maxad isku soo dhajin waydey adiga oo ka qayb galaayo, maalinta Haweenka aduunka?

Holac welcome lakinn hanagubin