Juxa;856078 wrote: men cant run effective election campaign Indeed, Durbaanka dumar u daa.

Galgaduud mexee eheed markaas?

MMA, I have tried to count the number of sub-clans and one would think if you add 8 and 9, that makes up 17. But I counted more then 33 sub-clans!

Moonlight and Duke, you guys never complained about Mudug becoming 2 provinces, why can't Hiiraaan?

Oba, MMA makes us creative by editing every reference to tolka.

It's the content that matters not the puppets. As long as one agree on a common vision and program for Somalia, it matters little which individual or which clan he is from. That's the diffrence between Hiilqaran and those that only seek positions for themselves.

Tallaabo;855701 wrote: There are two other genuine groups too. 1. Qurbodoon- those who desperate want to leave their homeland and, 2. Qurboqalbi- or those who never left the Somali peninsula but have the mentality and culture of the Diaspora . In Hargeysa they call them 'dhaqan aan dhoofin'.

GaadhHaye;855657 wrote: Somalia should not rush to establish stock exchange untill the Somali Central Bank is fully operational. Central Banks regulate the monetary market and policy. And they regulate supply and demand side of money, thus banks. Stock markets bring together investors and those in need of investment(traders, companies). This could be as well livestock trade. The stockmarket facilitates and regulates itself this market as a sort middle man. Regulations from a central bank are not needed for the trade. But a Central Bank is needed to regulate,monitor and facilitate banks.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;855585 wrote: What is 'Maay Maay politics' horta? Afmaay waa lahjad ku hadlaan boqolaal kun, if not malaayiin, oo Koonfurta Galbeed wada dego, from Dooloow, Luuq to Jilib iyo Jamaame to Baraawe to Baardheere iyo inta u wada dhaxeyso. Marka whose politics ka hadleysaa? MMA, waa runta. There is some overlap, but not all Maay Maay speakers belong to the tolka, or Digir iyo Muufo block, or the 8 and the 9. You know who I am talking about. Tell us more on this politics of Sakiin, how he upducted tolka.

In today’s political atmosphere in Somalia, whichever camp gets the last visit from Speaker Hassan takes it all. http://dissidentnation.com/a-panic-in-villa-somalia/#more-4025 According to the last reports from Muqdisho, Shariif Hassan has the support of the united **** block. No other clan block within the TFG is united as the **** faction. I wonder how did managed to do that? Some might claim Shariif Hassan is a magician and he may have tempered with the daily meals of the Maay Maay speaking delegation in Muqdisho. But I don´t buy those Haryy Potter stories. So can someone give us more insight in the Maay Maay politics of Somalia?

If they can study, discuss and pass a constitution within a couple days, I am sure they are able to select some figures for diffrent political positions.

Apophis;855555 wrote: You do not have to validate the prejudice the taxi driver shared with you by wasting mental effort on it. If anything you should have questioned and challenged what he was saying. Don't be impressed too easily brother. You never went to the country, did you? hadal kagama badinisid dadkaas.

Sensei;855193 wrote: Carafaat, Ramadan Mubarak to that!!! Dhibka & shaitanka wuu iska badan yahay waayahan. As for the mysterious, and conscious sister, you should offer your salaams and be cool; brighter sisters do not like pretentious dudes. I commuted to DC for years, and always enjoyed running into random folks, although Kindle sometimes gets in the way of what could be good conversation. P.S. Seems like Maadeey sahab is in search of bold and free sister, if your gig does not materialize, let her know brothers like Maadeey could be her Malcolm X. Abwaan, I have Sheick who I consult on ethical matters. He told me that the bigger shaytaans are locked up during ramadan, but for some reason there seem to be more distractions from the white devils during ramadan. it's like they are tempting us. laakinse, it won't work. As for talking to the sisters in the train, I am a bit shy with Somali or black women in general. I grew up with white women, and Somali or black women look un impressed at me. And If I end up in a conversation, mostly I end up talking about my work.Which doesnt work to impress them.

loool@Diaspora is mood. Years ago when I went to Hargeysa for the first time, I told people I was 'dhaqandoon', not to be confused with dhaqancelis kids like Alpha who were forced to go back by their parents for some cultural re-integration.

Bashir Dhaanto ya ka qabtaa islaanta u uheesiyo. Bisinka, Nin Yaaban naga da dee, yaana dambaawin. P.S. As the top Dhaanto poster here on SOL, I demand this Dhaanto to be added in the "I love Dhaanto" thread. http://www.somaliaonline.com/community/showthread.php/16038-I-love-Dhaanto-Thread

Somaliland should talk to Khatumo. Rather then with Xaglotoosiye or Xaabsade.

Oba, adiga arimaha ciyaalka maxaa ka khuseeya. bisinka qabso waryahe.

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Xaajiga maalin kasta daqada ayuu naga sooo eega. Markaa ma qoraalka SOL ayuu ka sooman yahay?

Jacaylbaro;854933 wrote: Shaydaan buu ahaa waa xidhay dee ,,,,, Maya maha. Kuwa waweyn ayaa Ramadaanta la xir xiraa. Xaaji Xunjuf waa Awliyo. Abwaan, waa laga yaaba inu ka mid yahay Saladiinti Xamar tagtay. I can't imagine a better representative for Duriyada then Xaaji Xunjuf.

It's strange dance. is it an Amharic, Tigrey or Oromo dance?

Somalia, Somaliland and Ethiopian flags on stage.

Why do these white devils make Ramadan So difficult for us, by wearing no clothes and And making in public train stations.

Do you think girls are attracted to guys who use more creams and cosmetics then they do?