Che -Guevara;827067 wrote: lol@aaliyah n jacpher, he's taking podium now. when the event finishes introduce him to SOL, and tell him there are lots of supports waiting to chat him, and donate to Tayo. seriously, if Farmaajo realizes there are votes in SOL I am sure he will join. just try it Che.

;)let the oval office take care of your oval office, lol that was crude. I don't think we will see Obama endorsing this ad.

he is right, almost every major project in London was founded by Ken's eight years in office and Boris Buffoon just opened those projects. sad day for Londoners.

Abdul;827036 wrote: I also heard 'cidanka qaranka' number 50,000,is that true?? mid kalena hoo gabdhaha SL waxaa lagu doonaa 50,000. halaad iyo baarqabkooda.

^ as far as i know that part of somalia used to be called "gaari waa" due to its vastness, wilderness and its mountain terrain, thats why you see lots of historic cities just crumbled because no roads were built and most of the population migrated to the big cities in the west where the highway was like Bosaso, Qardho, and Garowe.

Jacpher;827023 wrote: I agree with Nuune & Mr Cat on this one. Farmaajo ain't a visionary leader. He is good man but too timid to persuade or do anything to change the situation. I am afraid he will buckle under the pressure again. There is an old say about leadership. Waa inuusan macaan noqon oo la muudsado. Mudh kharaarna waa inuusan noqon oo masiiba ahe. farmaajo is too sweet, and good hearted. Good qualities, but Somalia became a jungle in the last 21 years and it needs a leader with the Stick and carrot qualities.

Che -Guevara;827022 wrote: Xaaji....I am forced to wait since It's good friend that invited me. You are right, those aspiring to lead the country should go home. You mean he should be in the swing states of Hiiraan and Galguduud.

nuune;827007 wrote: Abwaan, I think he is OK, compared to the average qabqable or Siyaasi ku shegyada, his only problem was his total weakness and lack of courage to face that Ugandan threats of sacking his from the post, that is when I lost respect for him. The guy is not a great visionary, he has a good hearted team and he recieved good favorites from the media, like amin Amir and universal tv, I don't know but I heard Amin never portraited him bad while he was in power. Also he came to power and reaped the fruits of the work done by his predecessors. He surrounded himselve with the likes of Gaas, Drs Maryan, and many technocrats. good luck to Tayo Party.

Sorry for Ken, hope he will try it again next. London needs him.

Ken Livingstone 'to catch up on gardening' after election loss The defeated London mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone has described the Tory victor, Boris Johnson, as a "do nothing mayor". The veteran Labour politician said Mr Johnson, during his first term in office, simply "carried on opening the things I started". Mr Livingstone, who is retiring from front line politics, warned that after eight years of Mr Johnson, firms will have decided that London "isn't working" and will move elsewhere. He added that he would spend his time now catching up on gardening after spending months campaigning.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-17967383

wyre;826965 wrote: Waar ninyahow umadda halleyn kalluun iyo caano Geel wey isu daranyihiine Ninku xaasidsanaa :D Wyre, dhib maleh, wasaqdii yurub aa calosha ka dhaqmeyso;)

good. salaadiintii somaliland waa dhantahay. now lets vote yes.

Xaaji Xunjuf;826898 wrote: Maybe because i am a true nomad i love this picture sometimes i just love inan geela iska ag jooga hablaha natureka na iska dawo waba assalki. Xaaji, hilib kalluun iyo caana geel isku dhufo maxaa ka fiican.

Carafaat;826892 wrote: Ras Caseyr State of Somalia Waryee Carafaat rabshada daa, we want to celebrate a Somali town and show people how our country is beautiful, last week it was Borama, and I never called it Awdal State. this is not a politics thread.

Fishing product export from Caluula.

Beautiful reer Bari girls.

there is a lack of development in the far east regions due to its terrain and lack of paved roads, but still people are rebuilding their town. Lack of roads.

1963 police officer in Calula area. Tuna factory built by the italians in 1963.

Mountain ranges outside Caluula.. King Osman, The Alula and Baargaal king's castle. The swimming camels of Caluula. Buuraha ku dahaaran Caluula

Mountain ranges outside Caluula.. King Osman, The Alula and Baargaal king's castle. The swimming camels of Caluula. Buuraha ku dahaaran Caluula

This week's my favorite city is C-for Caluula. Caluula is a small fishing town in NE Somalia aka Puntland. ancient town of Caluula. Caluula map. Caluula is famous with its date farms. un touched beaches of Caluula. The sea, the sand, and the dates, what a scenery. What a beach, Who needs Bahamas. Fishing is the main economy of Caluula.

so what's your point yaa oday? alshabaab are the real power?

Abwaan;826730 wrote: Waa muuqaallo aad u qurux badan. Ilaah Soomaalida haka dhigo kuwo garta in dhul wanaagsan Ilaah ku mannaystay oo ay dayrada iska daayaan...I now want to persue my PhD in Natural Resources or Forestry:D....This and many other landscapes need to be preserved. Maasha Allaah. Thanks for sharing this Siciid1986. you better hurry Abwan before charcoal deforestation eats this landscape.

Gheelle.T;826696 wrote: Not only will there be a smaller parliament, but one with educated MPs as its members. The trashy warlords will be thrown out so will be the old and the illiterate that occupy there. This is a new dawn for Somalia and hope we will not waste this golden opportunity this time. not as long as oday dhaqameed are selecting the MPs.