Mr. Somalia;611245 wrote: ^ First of all, I am completely flabbergasted by the laughing graemlins you've deployed, or do they signify qosol giriir on you part? Secondly, you have confirmed to me that you do NOT yet realize that I'm laughing AT you, not WITH you. This also confirms that there's a LOT your girl-like disposition has blinded you to, and I'll delight in my role in hammering in some sense into that vacuum packed head of yours, whenever I so choose. But seriously speaking,I couldn't give a damn-- for you are a big waste of time and space(or so the theory goes), or did I get that part of my presumption incorrect? P.S Don't bother answering that, because whatever reply your proffer will prove to the gallery that you are nothing more than a confused and self-deluding individual who is often quick to display his effeminate deportment on this forum when engaging others. And for that reason alone,for heaven's sake, please limit your presence on this forum to the women's section, henceforth! I think this particular SOL'er has returned with a new nick.

These are the most fierce opponents to the current goverment of Somalia, wishing the goverment to fall. One particular sub-clan wishes to dominate the 3 regions of Jubbaland and the other from Puntland wants federalism in order for Puntland to dictate the affairs of Somalia.

The Zack;953827 wrote: I just want to clarify one thing, Siilaanyo met the French Ambassador to Somalia . http://www.ambafrance-ke.org/Biography-of-his-Excellency Actually, he is the Ambassador of France to Kenya and Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Nairobi, based in Kenya.

Dowladnimo wexe ku timaada dulqaad iyo samir. If every clan opposes the goverment solely because their 'little' clan agenda isn't been served, then we will remain in this vicious circle. Hassan Sheick has been in power less then a year, he has done nothing wrong to justify the cruel remarks posted here. P.S. The only way the President can appease in this case, is by appointing a Prime-Minister from Puntland, which is not going to offer a sustainable solution for Somalias problems.

Fruitska qaar baa diir adag, qaarna wee jil jilacsan yihiin. Jubbaland wee diir adkaatay.

Most MP's backed down. A minority still wants to bring the motion for a vote. We will see how it goes.

Xaaji Xunjuf;951018 wrote: Just asking is Somaliland the only nomadic land u know u can go to Somali galbeed u can go to Puntland galmudug , Why Somaliland? What is your business in Somaliland i am wondering? Xaaji, you sound like an officer at the Passport Control.

Wadani;949954 wrote: Live among the swand-dwellers. They have done a good job of preserving the pristine reer miyi culture and lifestyle. But then again, I am biased. Dont go to there. They neither have goats nor cows.

Tallaabo;953337 wrote: That is not the only sort of music played in gay nightclubs:eek: How would you know?

Xaaji Xunjuf;953210 wrote: Thats not the governor of gedo thats his son try again Xiinfaniin. Loooool@ the Kaliil of Gedo. Xiin almost got me there.

xiinfaniin;953228 wrote: ^^But Maritime disputes has an established venue for resolution. Kenya and Somalia never had a maritime disputes. As far as I know there are none to be had. Momentary exuberance for the potential of economic gains as a result of Somalia's prolonged civil war does not count . It is over awoowe. Kenya cannot claim one inch of Somali territory. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/04/20/us-kenya-exploration-idUSBRE83J0M120120420

Duufaan;953343 wrote: well, I understand it is common. At least by the time you get over it. Back to the issue of somaliland caadifad. They really mad. Hassan must be not aware of mass graves in Hargeysa, how cold he simply discribe the whole thing caadifad very difficult nights in Hargeysa indeed. He also took about jubaland administration been unfair but it did not really generated a lot discussion that was expected on him. This reminds me of the mental phase after caadifad, which is 'sakaraat'.

Somalida siyasada dhiiga ayee kaga jirtaa. Mararka qaar dhiigu wuu yara kacaa. P.S. The President should use this to his political benefit.

Tallaabo;953333 wrote: I think the president is not being driven by clannish agenda but simply lost control of the situation on the ground. It would be difficult for anyone to be on top of the game in a messy country like Somalia. President Xassan has his own government guarded by the Africans and is at the same time fighting a tough war with Alshabaab, building an almost non-existent state institutions, catering for the demands of all the rival clans, negotiating with regional administrations, reclaiming lost sovereignty from the international community, building security forces, raising funds for a bankrupt nation, kick starting a collapsed economy, building a devastated capital, defending Somalia's maritime borders, and last but not least desperately trying to prevent the secession of almost a third of his country's population. I think the guy should be given the benefit of the doubt and people should be patient because Somalia will not be fixed with a magic spell. +1

Oodka, article is definetly written by a Somali-Kenyan. The only 'mabda' potrayed in this article, is the loyalty and the will to serve Kenyan interest rather then Somalias. These Somali-Kenyans are Somalias fifth column.

Professor Samater doesn't want a position in the Somaliland goverment.

xiinfaniin;953121 wrote: The aim is not to slander foreign troops helping Somali people to defeat alshabaab. Only clannist will differentiate between AMISOM troops, naively thinking one is closer to his clannish interest than others ... President of Jubbaland Ahmed madoobe flies to Nairobi to meet with Uhurro Kenyatta.

Hiiraan Online Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Some Members of the Somali Parliament who were demanding the removal of Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon from office have now decided to back down following a public outcry. 80 MPs accused the Premier of failure to lead the government after six months that he has been in power. They filed a motion before parliament, demanding Shirdon to face vote of confidence. Parliament has scheduled to debate the tabled motion on May 22, which will be tomorrow. Former prime Minister Mohamed Abdi Yusuf, former Speaker of parliament Sheikh Aden Madobe and former Women’s affairs minister Khadijo Mohamed Diriye who are all current MPs and were backers of this motion have said they backed down after they faced public discontent. “Parliament has the right to file a motion against the government, but that does not mean to dismantle the recovery process of the nation, we want to rebuild our country and that is why we backed down” Said former PM Mohamed Abdi Yusuf. Ahmed Abdisamad asamad@hiiraan.com

For Oba Hiloowleh. Seems like yesterday we used to rock the show I laced the track, you locked the flow So far from hangin' on the block for dough Notorius they got to know that Life ain't always what it seem to be Words can't express what you mean to me! Even though you're gone we still a team Thru your family I'll fulfill your dreams In the future can't wait to see if you'll Open up the gates for me Reminisce sometime the night they took my friend Try to black it out, but it plays again When it's real feelings hard to conceal Can't imagine all the pain I feel Give anything to hear half your breath I know you still livin' your life after death CHORUS: Every step I take Every move I make Every single day Everytime I pray I'll be missing you Thinking of the day When you went away What a life to take What a bond to break I'll be missing you (We miss you, Big....) It's kinda hard wit you not around Know you in Heaven smilin' down Watching us while we pray for you Everyday we pray for you Till the day we meet again In my heart is where I keep you friend Memories give me the strength I need to proceed Strength I need to believe My thoughts, Big, I just can't define Wish I could turn back the hands of time Us and the six shop for new clothes and kicks You and me takin' flics Makin' hits, stages they receive you on Still can't believe you're gone Give anything to hear half your breath I know you still livin' your life after death CHORUS Somebody tell me why... One black morning When this life is over I know, I'll see your face Every night I pray Every step I take Every move I make Every single day Every night I pray Every step I take Every move I make Every single day Every night I pray Every step I take Every move I make Every single day Every night I pray Every step I take Every move I make Every single day Chorus Every night I pray Every step I take Every move I make Every single day Chorus Every night I pray Every step I take Every move I make Every single day (We miss you)

Professor Samater was the most vocal Somalilander opposing Somaliland. His change of heart regarding Somaliland is synchronised with the political reality in the region.

War Somalida ayaa loo diriyaa, iney danta Kenya u hoos galiso oo kasoo dhameyso.

Dr_Osman;952902 wrote: Dottore, what is this object? its eye-catching and looks interesting.

@1.29min. listen to Kenyatta talking about his hope the new Foreign Ministers can show Kenya's soft powers in the region.

Still Somaliland and Somalia should try to solve issues themselves.

'recongnizing Somalilands's aspirations'? what does that even mean?