Considered as the best team assembled in years. somali Basketball Women's National Team http://terrorfreesomalia.blogspot.com/2010/11/est-team-ever-somali-national-team.html

BEST TEAM EVER SOMALI NATIONAL TEAM BASKETBAL PLAYERS 1988-1991, THIS GIFT FROM NATIONAL HEAD COACH, MACALIN SHIINO GUHAD, GREAT TEAM WAS BEST AFRICA SPEACIALY EAST. CENTRAL AND NORTH AFRICA, SOMALI PROUD http://terrorfreesomalia.blogspot.com/2010/11/est-team-ever-somali-national-team.html

BEST TEAM EVER SOMALI NATIONAL TEAM BASKETBAL PLAYERS 1988-1991, THIS GIFT FROM NATIONAL HEAD COACH, MACALIN SHIINO GUHAD, GREAT TEAM WAS BEST AFRICA SPEACIALY EAST. CENTRAL AND NORTH AFRICA, SOMALI PROUD http://terrorfreesomalia.blogspot.com/2010/11/est-team-ever-somali-national-team.html

Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed First Official Meeting with his national security team http://terrorfreesomalia.blogspot.com/2010/11/somali-prime-minister-mohamed-abdullahi.html

e wave of nationalism that had engulfed the Somali population during the 1977-78 ****** war has now somewhat diminished. Despondency and the inability to regain the Western Somalia have, to some extent, extinguished the flame of pan-Somalism. Vicious clan rivalries paved the way towards the speedy erosion of unity and peace. Tribalism, cronyism, nepotism and all sorts of ill-feelings engendered by the poor performance of the Somali regime soon brought about the implosion of the government. Now decades later, that flame has been rekindled. The notion of a Greater Somalia that had remained dormant over the years has now been resuscitated back to life with the Ethiopian invasion of Somalia in 2006. As in the ****** war, almost three decades earlier, hundreds of thousands of Somalis contributed men and money in order to expel the invading forces. Sentiments ran high in the capital city and even many estranged Somali youth in the Diaspora returned home to take part in the battle for the liberation of Somalia. The nationalists harbour a profound dislike for the Ethiopian government because of the latter’s repeated incursions into the Somali territory. The nationalists wish to wage war against the Ethiopians, provided that they have the means and a leader strong enough to muster popular support, in order to liberate the Western regions of Somalia. But despite their vehemence and zeal, the young Nationalists often lack the political profundity and the abstruse knowledge that defines the dynamics of the centuries-old Somali-Ethiopian conflict. In addition to that, they are not yet fully prepared to sacrifice their lives for the cause, or a handful of them are – and this is the differentiating factor between them and the Islamists. And where the Nationalists are propelled by patriotic sentiments, the Islamists march forth with a spiritual strength and are obliged by a religious conviction – that the Islamic Caliphate must dominate the land.,,more.. http://terrorfreesomalia.blogspot.com/2010/11/somalia-ethiopian-factor-iii.html