^ because i'm affected by it, dee. what kinda of question is that, inaar? are you now denying the voice of the voiceless majority.... whose reputation has been tainted by this women on women violence? NO somali man actually supports nor part-takes in this barbaric and 'xaraamic' practice, ma garatey?

.......and i suppose you've been given the all-clear to discuss these taboo and indeed xaraam topics because you're an empancipated woman, miyaa?. i swear everything and anything..... has been to all intent and purposes, engendered, these days to be pro-woman. where are my rights, insofar as FGM is concerned? LOL..

^ this is a taboo subject. i'm not comfortable to talk about this. i will leave the thread immediately, ma istidhi?

Its mad, right now. too MUCH rain. i think my house is flooded tsunami warning, ma istidhi! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL its smells beautiful. enjoying the rain, listening to biggie. caahi maha, walle.

its NOW raining like maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad. yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! MASHALLAH.

NONSENSE! too many white-apologist and INGO's jajuus around these boards, ma istidhi. FGM 4 life.....

its raining right now but its not enough. i think its a strip tease for what's to come. LOL. MORE rain please. i love the rain, really.

when thomas sanka renamed his country from its french colonial name Upper Volta to Burkina Faso (the land of upright men) and its people Burkinabés, he not only ensured the country broke away with its tormented colonial legacy but in tandem established the conditions for a bright future and a shared new identity. when muhammud ali jinnah negotiated an independent Pakistan from uncompromising hindu zealots, he changed the hindu language previously spoken in the indian subcontinent to urdu and used the arabic script to get closer to the ‘muslim identity’ and away from any previously shared commonalities with India. the reconstructing and reconstituting of a country’s value, according to its own parameters, and of course in the eyes of the international community, are instrumental in creating an ultimate unshakable reality – permanent, unyielding and facts firmly placed on the ground. the rebranding and recreating of national myths and convictions is vital. similarly the re-indoctrination and remolding of people is imperative too. Somaliland MUST follow the historical precedence set by trailblazers like Burkina Faso and Pakistan in transforming itself. the term 'somali' has to all intent and purposes become harmfully soiled forever and calling your country Somaliland – combines the two prong legacies of colonialism and the failed reunification and subsequent events proceeding. anything with 'somali' evokes negativity and wreck any potential progress and development. the golis mountain range covers about 45% of Somaliland's land mass from east to west. it also represents the symbolic ideal of unity, unity of a people so closely interlinked, yet, whose inability to unite for a common cause has meant a limbo of sorts and unending purgatory.the changes necessary for such a transformations should start with the immediate obliteration from memory with anything associated with the term 'somali', whether prefixed or suffixed. Somaliland MUST be renamed Golisia and its citizens Golisians. the language should be renamed Golisiyana and written in a different script, if necessary and re-branded to make it a closely related but uniquely different to the olde somali language. a new capital city MUST be built in Oog to achieve a geographically balance. these plans will only require a 2/3 majority in both house to be implemented as per the constitution. Golisia is not too far from its deserved place among the countries of the world. hollywood celebrities like ben stiller, Cameron Diaz and the likes of Bono from U2 are to be enlisted and lucrative deals signed to use the rights to the plight of Golisia and Golisians to attract media attention from the most remote and least densely populated corners of Latvia. for 21 years the name ‘Somaliland' has crippled our destiny, aspirations and collective will. admittedly, it should be noted too that we’ve chosen the wrong path in achieving recognition. how many more years will the good people of somaliland be reliant on the deeqbixiyasha and speculate on the direction of our cursed neighbouring country. victory belongs to those who strive for it. we are at such a critical juncture in our history. and ultimately success belongs to those who take what’s rightfully theirs and by any means necessary….indeed

Aaliyyah;940232 wrote: http://aminarts.com/ here on the ground, where the realities exists and is rooted in facts, a picture like this has no relevance. on the internet, where there is a blurred distinction between reality and fiction, this picture is relevant. ee sida uula soco.

In 1999, retired Argentinian federal justice agent Benjamín Espósito is writing a novel, using an old closed case as the source material. That case is the brutal rape and murder of Liliana Coloto. In addition to seeing the extreme grief of the victim's husband Ricardo Morales, Benjamín, his assistant Pablo Sandoval, and newly hired department chief Irene Menéndez-Hastings were personally affected by the case as Benjamín and Pablo tracked the killer, hence the reason why the unsatisfactory ending to the case has always bothered him. Despite the department already having two other suspects, Benjamín and Pablo ultimately were certain that a man named Isidoro Gómez is the real killer. Although he is aware that historical accuracy is not paramount for the novel, the process of revisiting the case is more an issue of closure for him. He tries to speak to the key players in the case, most specifically Irene, who still works in the justice department and who he has always been attracted to but never pursued due to the differences in their ages and social classes. The other issue is that Gómez is still at large, no one aware if he is alive or dead. But as Pablo at the time mentioned that passion is one thing that cannot be changed in behavior, Benjamín learns now that that premise still holds true. 10/10.

there are far too many threats being thrown around these quarters. at this early stage before things get ugly, i think we should convene in the PMs to resolve any outstanding issues. waa war cad.

i'm out y'all.

Alpha Blondy;940076 wrote: MOVIE NIGHT.....yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah list of options available..... 1.eternal sunshine of the spotless mind 2. schindlers list - R 3. entre les murs ( the class) 4. memento - R 5. the man without a past R - repeat. audience please vote now! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL voting CANCELLED. we have a new winner, despite not being on the short-list. the secret in their eyes - 2010 best foreign film at the oscars ee sida uula soco. will do my review on the maximus powers' short film collection soon. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

MOVIE NIGHT.....yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah list of options available..... 1.eternal sunshine of the spotless mind 2. schindlers list - R 3. entre les murs ( the class) 4. memento - R 5. the man without a past R - repeat. audience please vote now! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Reeyo;940058 wrote: Welcome back kiddo. How's H town? Reeyo, thanks for the welcomes. it's been long overdue. H-town is ok........but i reckon if you were here, all my days will be illuminated.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;940047 wrote: LoL, Daa'uud Waraaqle. I didn't realize that ka waran. of course, you wouldn't notice this, dee! you're too BUSY banning people! yaa waakiil kaa noqon kara the 10,000 posts you've written on these boards? please account for this.

these inappropriate threads, which you seem to churn out these days are pathetic. why are you telling us that you sent a PM to 5? please respect the rules of these boards.

Naxar Nugaaleed;940059 wrote: Lol @che Alpha I hope they get somama***** lol, but once you highlighted the word I realized it should've been they're lol your/you're so hood? ma istidhi, marka? please delete where appropriate. :cool:

Abbaas;940041 wrote: Alpha, waan ku salaamay sxb Maxaa iskudhacaya..? Whats hitting each other? iilahaay garabkaaga hagalo .. may God enter your shoulder... inaar, waan ka qaaday salaanta! = i accept your greetings, cuz! howlahaygu waa dhag, inaar! = the general matters pertaining to my affairs are dhag, cuz! xagaga soo isku ma dhacayso? = indeed, it is somewhat happening at your direction? fadlan, qiimaha shaygaas waa imisa? = if i'm perhaps accorded the opportunity, i'd like to enquire about the price of that good?

nice tune.....one of my personal favourites.

Alpha Blondy;939913 wrote: jimco wanagsan or wacan akhyarta. i have some special guests over today. very important political figures. i hosted some high profile figures of the immediate sub-clan tolka, today. we had an excellent meeting. one was a ganacsade and political financier, the other a parliamentarian.......and of course, i invited one of my friends from the quraha to balance the power-dynamics. he's also a talkative guy and that helped proceedings, as i kept an 'air of mystery' about my person. Al for Parliamentarian in 2017, ma istidhi? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Nin-Yaaban;939964 wrote: Wanaagsan oo wacan sxb. thanks for the regards, inaar. i hope you have a blessed weekend tomorrow. i'm afraid, i've been denied the liberty to enjoy the 2nd day of my weekend. be that as it may, i've had an excellent friday.

Naxar Nugaaleed;940028 wrote: Watching this on tv and its like their hunting Osama or something seems like someone is NOT american enough, ma istidhi? kulaaha 'their'. where is your loyalty? you ought to be arrested, detained and interrogated immediately. inaar, NNoow, aren't you from Philly, one of the biggest hubs of the Great Satan?

Safferz;940022 wrote: Thanks Alpha, I'm fine and we've all been ordered to stay indoors. Just trying to keep up with the news and figure out what's going on. It seems they aren't even sure where he is. i know but PLEASE resist the temptation to go out there and to indecently expose yourself. i know y'all FEMEN are opportunistic and capable of seizing any moment to gain a vantage point against your oppressors. funnily enough, i'm in Hargeisa City, the nations capital and i'm giving you safety advise. caahi maha, dee. who would've thought, ma istidhi? ....... so much for the Great Satan invincibility.

Saffz, please be careful. i'm sort of worried about your general welfare. please stay indoors.