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no!!! these students are very ambitious and completely out of their heads. I was active in the student scene for all of my 6 years at uni and one thing i learnt in that time was 'Somalia' means different things to different people. these students in the clip continue to portray 'somalia' as a war-torn and ravaged place, there is no denying these facts but that doesnt represent all somalis. for all their good intentions and hard work, they are ultimately at a loss like many student groups who came before them and those that'll come after them. the obvious facts are these; these groups and many like them are not realistic, often citing grand ambitious projects as their aims, I've yet to see some of these projects work. they hijack the collective voice of the Somali students with bias and politically-skewed plans. what is this 'somalia' - its nonsensical. they should promote 'Somali'. these groups and those like them, should try to work on uniting Somalis, create the platform for discussions and long terms plans. similarly, they should seek to present Somalis as being diverse and having multi-cultural heritage. we can dress up in fancy suits and propagate a grand vision but, when all is said and done, nothing will be achieved. Somaliland students at least have a reference point to channel their energies. they are encouraged to actively contribute towards the 'real' development of somaliland. we don't need imaginary plans, grand visions and rhetoric, we need tangible results. can they deliver that?

LOL@JB, Naagada Ciryaarta, RedBull Kulaha, More like -

lol@archie, are you saying you're better than Adam. come on man, show some humility, Adam wont mind me saying this but he was/is a cool guy.

^what about Qatati women? have you been refused by a hijabed-up babe!

Archdemos;749831 wrote: Afternoon folks, does anyone know what happened to the SOL'er that goes by the name of Chimera, last i checked. His absence has been noted. Good man that used to get alot of unfair stick from the likes of Alpha and co. Just preposterous! Adam did the expected, he retired his account and now uses one of the many scripts floating around. you think he'll just up and leave like that. Adam was SOL addict, delivering his daily doses of 'good' news from that hell-hole Somalia. Archie, you could be adam. in fact, i'm certain of it. you espouse the same old nonsense, you share the same lack of awareness that was Adam's greatest weakness and his emotional instability...

Juxa;749826 wrote: yes, but for LPC graduates, there maybe potential for training contract in the future (one day lol). if you know anyone tell them. i'll apply in two years thanks.

^ is that for a paralegal?

*Ibtisam;749726 wrote: I saw the IMO taking back 500 Oromo's last week tuesday by road. Hargeisa is visiable empty without all the Oromo's and no has picked up my rubbish for 2 weeks, nor can i get usual karyeeno guy to bring my shopping. Considering 60% of Somalilander have been refugees at one point or another it is sad we cannot give others the same basic right. But I do find it hypocritical that as a none recognised state it is still expected to somewhow act like a state and comply with international regulations. :cool: Duur was a little off with the ONE month thing- impossible (no funds or resources), and now a replacement workers are needed who are as cheap and hardworking- who knows guys might stop chewing and start working. Taking local jobs, spreading HIV and engaging in illicit activities with Somaliland women doesnt deserve basic human right. its deserves condemnation.

is this thread really necessary archie?

finally cracked the code of the video posts too. this is awesome!

^ what did you want to be?

^ in that case, we can all pretend on believing liberty and diversity, in the melting pot way.

^Agreed. I felt a slight queasiness in watching Hawa make an attempt at the 'american dream'. for goodness sakes, she looks a mess, looks completely alien, wearing 15 layers of underclothing and its no wonder that people are asking questions. as for the aggrandising sheikh in the vid, he's only adding to the negative pre-conceived ideas that this tiny bible-belt community hold of somalis and muslims. its not necessary that he dresses in such a obvious way. the only way to integrate is not to be conspicuous and to go about your daily business.

If it wasnt for Rastafari, I-I-I, would have no chance to survive, Oh, let us take a look around, see whats goin down Yo Tell me how come here in Jamacia so many people still a fight Rasta Tell me how come down east west dem a neva charge Beenie Man but dem charge sizzla Tell me how come people a support da street not enough to love the Prime Minister Tell me how come those in power dont seem to care Chorus: Its cause life is so unfair in this sweet Paridise and this is what we swear out a many one people tell me can you see that any where everyone treated equal and this is why so many die leaving so many to cry Verse 2: Tell me how come theres so many guns in the street an none a dem gun neva make here Tell me how come aids is spreading wide and taking ova this sweet Paradise of Jamacia Tell me how cum in Canada it's going down and everytings going up around town tell me how cum bogle had to get guned down Chorus: Its cause life is so unfair in this sweet Paradise and this is what we swear out a many one people tell me can you see that any where everyone treated equal and this is why so many die leaving so many to cry Verse 3: Tell me how cum de youths dem downtown can recieve de education as the youths dem uptown Tell me how cum Jah Cure inna jail and da prosecution no he's innocent and shouldn't be there Tell me how cum so much hungry belly outa street and Babylon a gwan act like dem na see it how cum people see it an not speak Chorus Its cause life is so unfair in this sweet Paradise and this is what we swear out a many one people tell me can you see that any where everyone treated equal and this is why so many die leaving so many to cry Tell me why its so unfair soooo many cry my my oh oh yey yeah

looooooooooool. this is ridiculous. "I started getting into it, when I was about 14. At the beginning I thought I was crazy, but then I looked it up on the internet, and there was a lot of people doing it! Then I found a name for it!"

Abtigiis;749604 wrote: Talk to Ahmed Wiwa, the current DG of the avaiation, former planning ministry. Do you know of the Somaliland NGO act, and where it is today? The day Somaliland implements that otherwise sensible act is the day I will believe it is different. lol@Abtigiis, very impressed by your knowledge of the inner workings of Somaliland. Mind you, Wiwa is an obstacle and as good as the those NGOs in using bureaucracy in delaying proceedings.

The Chinese are here to do 'business' without conditions. Africa needs trade and not IMF/WB structural Policies. However, it may serve the interests of the Africans to have a set of conditions for the Chinese to abide by.

lol@STOIC

Looks professionally shot!

Aaliyyah;749437 wrote: Alpha, lmao who is talking? the man whose engagement was off? war heedhe bal aduu meel isku hubso . lol@aaliyah, this isnt about me. but, still it might be worth looking into it.

Intro: This is a message from the Mother. She told me to tell my brother…she loves you. And I do too. ‘Cause you’re my Supastar…you are. Verse 1: It’s a pretty day Let’s go outside and enjoy it. If you’ve got something else in mind, Then I’m all for it. I will take the chance. I will take your hand. And we’ll go there… Go there. Love isn’t something that is earned, It’s deserved. Love is something I can give, ‘Cause I’m worth it. You amaze me. I am taken in. You’re so lovely, I can… Hook: I can see you, Tell me what you wanna do. I know who you are, You’re my Supastar. (x2) Verse 2: (Common 8) My love is honest and true but now I can prove it baby. My love is everything to you if you choose it baby. You’re amazing. I’m so taken in. You’re so lovely, I can… Hook: Verse 3: You know I liked him so much it turned into loving, Then the love back to like now I feel like I birthed him, Or nursed him and named him “so full of potential”, He stands tall, I feel his internal. Fine like the earth (earth) and the sea (sea) and the sky (sky), Together we make stars, We are truly fly, I wanna paint him, Take a picture of his soul, This story should be told. See he’s like everything I dreamed of, But better than the preview, Now everything he’s working on, Has got me saying me to. Like he’s food and I need… Blood ‘cause he bleed. He real ‘cause I see… It’s all meant to be, Remember how to make believe. Yo, these brothers aren’t your enemy, You’re in a state of disbelief, Without you’re heart you’ll never be, So sistahs sing along with me ‘cause you’re love is true. Hook Outro: My love is honest and true but now I can prove it babe. Prove it, baby. I can prove my love to you My love is honest and true but now I can prove it babe. (I can prove my love.)

Kool_Kat;749428 wrote: You're mad Blondy admit it! Why go out of your way to even mention it? Why waste your time on talking about it, posting it if it didn't mean anything to you? You're mad, you're hurting...Let us lend you a hand to hold, a shoulder to cry on brother, please don't shut us out on a difficult time like this...Let us be there for you... With that said, the famous maahmaah "barasho horteed ha i nicin" comes to mind! Malaha makey ku baratay bey cagta wax kadaydey...Janta fagax! loool@KK, Chill dee, what's up with all this hyper-sensitive nonsense? this isn't a hollywood romcom.

^24 and single...... doesnt bode well for your prospects, does it now, aaliyah....?