Gaacuur;743247 wrote: who said they opened because Alshabab left?!! just Xamar oo nabad noqotay for the first time since 2006 kuna soo beegantay Ciidul fidriga.. that's why all these Xamarian are happy! . ... glad i'm one of them! We are not all xamarian,but happy for its people and somalis in general.

Just say thank you and move on,nune.Ths is somalis helping out their fellow somalis.

These leaders meeting is a positive development.Somalis must meet and move forward to heal this fractured nation.

Jb would rather see sool region in the hands of the tfg but not Faroole.We get your point.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;743073 wrote: Waxaa rajeynaayaa in uu lacag kaash ah u dhiibin dowladda. Laakiin mucaawino kale u keenay dadkeena dhibaateysan. loool,who to trust with money in somalia is the million dollar question.

Jacaylbaro;743128 wrote: That should be an insult to Faroole and his admin. It means Sool not in the hands of Bugland admin anymore. Just by meeting with sool elders??

Another operation restore hope that does not lead to a stable somalia is a waste of time.And also Ethiopia must stay out by any means.

Godane should come out of his hiding place and announce this firings to the general public if he is a leader.

Alderman;743003 wrote: Finally some investment and who is holding it back? Backward "rebels". People fighting for their for their freedom,land and property are backward?? Only in your world.

This pipeline project is like a ticking timebomb waiting to explode.

Manshaalah,life is getting back to normal in Mogadishu.With peace,somalis can achieve anything they set upon.

I dont know about you but building a gas pipeline in a war zone is not a good idea.

Xaaji Xunjuf;742785 wrote: Taleexis uncles will be free you will see XX,these people are somaliland officials and not Taleexis uncles.Dont take the easy way out saxib

Peace Action;742823 wrote: The rebels need to watch out carrying revenge attacks because then Libyans will never achieve peace as long as people feel victimzed. Very true.I think these are isolated incidents and not something carried out by the rebel fighters.

This is disgusting.

These stories are about regular people who had no control of what was going on around them i belief.They are lucky to be alive and tell the story.

Perhaps it has something to do with Qadhafi using these poor African refugees to do his dirty job of killing innocent people.

Nina Fox;742531 wrote: HAHAHAHAHAHA That comment was actually intended for another thread (The one JB started about International Investors). Yaab walaahi I dont know how it ended up here? Soonka dad badan aa gees gees u socdaa ani camal ma is tiri? I expected Iran to extend their generosity because Ahmedinejad had gone on record saying he likes the Somali people, but Turkey beat them to it. Nevertheless whoever helps our people is a friend. Jazakallah kheyr to their kindness. I was confused for a while Nina.But now its all clear,thanks

To rebuild the somali army, you need more than a young man who grew up in the west educated or not.Its not about money.Its something much more complex than that.

He doesnt look like somebody with experience just by looking at the pictures.This position requires somebody with military background who can tame these former clan fighters and turn them into real army.

Although he helped his own people and to some extent some African countries,he is also known to have used his money to cause chaos in others.

They are only trying to help.We should thank them for that.

Like dictators before him,he boasted that he will fight to the finish.But when the battle came to him,instead of taking a last stand and fight to the finish and true to their(dictators)form,he dissapered in thin air.Sadly,after 42 years in power he will be remembered by this final act.

The somali people should demand from their leaders how money is spent.The money should go towards rebuilding the country and not paying hotel bills and airfair for these losers.

I know people from Borama are somalis but im not sure about you.