Blaming lack of security in the volatile Oodweyne region of the self-proclaimed Somaliland region (where clans fight over desert land) on His Excellency President Hasan Sheikh Mahamud and the Republic of Turkey will get you nowhere. I believe Somaliland must address the core issues here; internal tribal warfare, lack of political consensus and low security. Today the local town of Burao is demarcated with two clans on each side of town. Early this month an uneasy truce was reached between elders, lets hope they can manage to preserve the peace necessary for the Somaliland people to grow.

Allyourbase;976602 wrote: Many variable; lack of peace thus cultivation and time of the year included, the river basin can never turn into a desert. If Ethiopia builds another dam on the Shabelle River, it certainly can.

Say Istaaaakhfurlaaaah!! Brothers and sisters, why would one stoop this low, subhanallah, please refrain from this kind of behaviour!

What you posted has absolutely no relevance to the subject at hand here but a mere secessionist white paper on its potential fishing industry, I welcome any development so I will skim through it as a homage to Somaliland's potential. Former Somali Democratic Republic created factories such as ones in Las Qoray and I believe Caluula also had one build by Italians. This was because trawling areas stretch from Maydh to Hobyo, and also the Banadir Coast. Indeed our people are blessed to have such riches but it is unexploited and some stocks have been overfished by foreign trawlers to an extend where it will take years for some stocks to come back such as the lobster.

:D ShacabkaMedia, our own HAG movement, smh.

:eek: Oh yes, how dare I criticize an interior minister who has in 12 months allowed Al-Shabaab to attack more Mogadishu locations than before, how dare I point out that foreign intelligence services such as the British MI6 have more intelligence on Al-Shabaab's networks and can tell of incoming attacks better than our own! How dare I! Indeed to some it is destructive criticism, destroying their fantasies of Mogadishu's resurrection with such futile policies. Secessionists love Mogadishu's demise therefore I am not surprised by your comments, Carafaat and Wiil Cusub as you do come from a tribal enclave and not a mixed vibrant city like Mogadishu.

Wiil Cusub;976448 wrote: Adeer this part of his work to promote the peace like Abdiwali did also football at Lido beach. Markuu Abdiwali samaynayay waad la jirtay imikana waad ka soo horjeedaa. Adeer naga dhaaf bahasha. Oh yes and here comes the usual tribal bull expected from the likes of you. No one is taking shots at the president here, nor the defence minister who is also swimming. I am talking about the Interior Minister who controls the intelligence and counter terrorism forces, was Abdiweli the interior minister, was that his responsibility? Take your tribal glasses off please, I can't say I am disappointed with your behaviour as it is expected! Marksman, 2 days ago in Marka.

It's like speaking to chimps. On the British Somaliland coast, the area offshore Sanaag has the most potential. The Living Marine Resources of Somalia | FAO http://www.fao.org/docrep/010/v8730e/v8730e00.htm

Interior Minister Abdikarim Hussein Guled is working hard as usual at Marka beach!!

Lets keep it real, they look kinda badass in that first picture, is this a movie? :eek:

Alpha boy I read a Food and Agriculture Organization report on the matter, I'll send it for you later. :rolleyes:

^^ He's right, Las Qoray is one of the few places in Somalia with an abundance of fish. No part of what is purported to be Somaliland has fish stocks anywhere near this, it is the only fishing ground viable for a commercial fishing industry hence why this is being done in Sanaag.

An all female Eritrean battalion can conquer Djibouti any day.

Mogadishu Plan, looks like a make belief animation video drummed up by a kid in Skyscrapercity... At least show us a change in urban planning or specific areas where such shiny animated buildings could be build and for what purpose, clearly this would take private investment. But for what purpose is a shiny building needed? Sim City niggas.. smh

Cambuulo iyo bun;976075 wrote: Cadale Bahia, Brazil is not Cadale looooooool, I'm done.

At this point one can only feel sorrow for the secessionist camp. Pathetic.

Ditoore Cismaan, come on

GAROODI;976025 wrote: Good development but Lakin I appose any expansion of Egal airport because I need sleep. If we have large aircraft carriers my naibourhood would sound like heathrow. Expand Berbera as much as you like but Egal airport should remain for small aircrafts and cargo because We Need To Sleep in south Hargaisa Ladies and gentlemen, this is what we call 'faan gone wrong'.

Before endorsement: Secessionists: this is a victory for Hasan Sheikh, Jubbaland has been conquered, Puntland is defeated and isolated; HAG faction: Finally, this is peace, this is what we wanted, lets all (conveniently) unite now. After endorsement: THIS IS THE ETHIOPIANS, Puntland is WEAK, sign over everything now or face the wrath of the SFG. :D

Carafaat;975833 wrote: So Faroole decided to support the agreement Jubba agreement after all. this comes 3 days late, but nonetheless a welcome move.

Alpha Blondy;975754 wrote: i think i respect them now. :D

We are in a situation where secessionists believe climate determines how good-looking you are, no wonder they worship the British white man.

You are ..... correct! :eek:

uchi;975586 wrote: What is wrong with this Garoodi character? He seems to be obsessed with the "Pirates". Come to think of it, a lot of the resident SL SOLer's (Carafaat included) have some deep seated hate for the Somali residents east of them. Many secessionists are obsessed with a certain people, the threads they (Xaaji Habaar, Saalax Fox, Carafaat Carte Qaalib and GAROODI "doesn't deserve a nickname") post is an overwhelming indication of these individuals. It's called cuqdad.