walaalkis;951979 wrote: I don't suppor this and never will. I wonder how the people in Khatumo and awdal state feel about this . Lets talk to the real people not the one in power Orod oo lasoo hadal dee yaa kuu diidan:confused:

Mario B;952036 wrote: Don't you just love clan celebrations and gatherings?:cool: Yeah it is better than anti-social internet trolling:eek:

nuune;951960 wrote: caawa Birmingham baashaalka adduunka ka jiro, party starting in few minutes, hope I last until 2am so can get ready for early morning flight Adigu horta halkaad u duushaa marwalba:confused: Are you aware we have a global warming crisis?:mad:

Abtigiis;952186 wrote: Dear Gabbal, What you posted as an alibi may prove I can be crude and coarse, but no, inconsistency? Nah! In truth, I find the language I used when I called for the impeachment of President Hassan few moons ago, woefully awkward. But given how things transpired since then, how remarkably prescient I was. All of the allegations I made are no more allegations but an incontestable reality. I said the President would rather have a civil war than allow a particular clan dominate the politics of Jubbas. I said he is trying to use a certain community as a pebble to advance that cause. I think the aborted fart of Bare Hiiraale is the alibi. I said there is a risk of civil war. We have not seen the polarization we witness today for the last 10 years, even during the Ethiopian invasion. I felt impeaching the President may be the first step towards saving the country. I still feel the same way. What changed is that I have realized that I must keep my wish to myself but allow the matter to run its course and leave it to the legislative branch. In any case, as you know, both you and me do nothing but talk in this forum. I am yet to see you deposing a President or carrying a poor women in labour to the delivery ward by way of civic altruism. And therefore, my call for impeachment would not amount to anything beyond the "fart a dog breaks out to put off a furnace" to quote the Immortal Achebe. My current position - and yes the thoughts of sensible human beings do mutate - is that the present political challenges need a mature political leadership and the problem is no longer about who owns what but the existence of a prudent leadership that can navigate through this problem. I do not have a predetermined and preferred outcome. There are only two foundational guiding principles that must not be breached: one, there should be no return to civil war; two, the unity of the country must be maintained. It is therefore my humble submission that the critical problem in Somalia today is a crisis of leadership. Your position last year, and the year before last, and today, - and yes intellectual midgets mistake intransigence for consistency and rarely do alter their thoughts - remains that unless your clan gets a particular town, there should be no peace. It is this undiluted madness that I object to. I do realize the current arrangement in Kismaayo is favouring a particular clan, which also is not right. However, if I were to witness Barrel Hiirale taking Kismayo tomorrow and his community dominating that town, I would have supported that status quo rather than call for mayhem. For I believe, the debate about who owns a town or land is as pointless as who owns the sky. In due course, when law and order comes back to Somalia, it is he who has money who will own land and town, not the fool who recounts ancestral domicile. Waranle, thanks walaal. That is exactly what I believe and implied a few times. With genuine democracy where every man and woman has one vote, the issue of land ownership becomes irrelevant.

I wish the Somali people knew the basic manners of social gatherings and listened quietly when there are speakers on the stage. Their constant chattering is very annoying :mad:

oba hiloowlow;952138 wrote: my 18th may present for landers http://vocaroo.com/i/s0MblO3P7EC0 I give you 7/10;)

oba hiloowlow;952100 wrote: SP are you nuts nobody learns the mothers abtiris :eek: ;)

Carafaat;951828 wrote: Xaaji, where are those pictures from Mogadishu Waaryaa ninka wareersan, today it is not about Mogadishu;)

OdaySomali;951725 wrote: Be realistic, in Somali terms, 2KM is a huge achievement... even more so when you consider that most Somali 'cities' don't span more than a few KM's. So if we Somalis can get a few KM's done in our cities every 6 months, we'll be there soon enough. Please teach these kids some logic:o

What a beautiful day maashaa Allah. Can someone post photos and videos from other region in the country?

Saalax;951812 wrote: Tallaabo stop polluting every thread with your negativity troll. Inaar it is true one of Warancadde's lions once killed a young woman in the Hargeisa dry driver area. I believe he shaould have been banned from keeping anymore wild animals.

His lions should be confiscated because one of them once killed a woman.

Dr_Osman;951806 wrote: Xaji xunjfow ogow sanadka kowda august waxba lama harayno. Airforceki ayaa ka duuli doono ogow Hubkasi iyo cidamadasi aad soo ban-dhigteen mid ka si badan baan soo bandhigayna. Wa inoo kowdi Lol It is all in your head Ditoore because Puntland is our good neighbour. We cooperate on many areas of mutual interest.

^@12:30 PM GMT it is still a headline news. Maashaa Allah;)

What does Islam say about celebrating non Islamic days like this? May Allah help the people of Somaliland and all their brethren in the Horn.

MMA is Kim Jong-Un in the making;)

Mario B;951078 wrote: Because Habrolanders have been reinventing the wheel since 1991. Not really. Getting a new country code is a long process and we are still patient;) When we do get it though, I would like it to be 007;)

nuune;950797 wrote: ^^ ehehe aniga iyo NG old school baan nahey soo ma ahan, I liked this part in that article: lool Been badanaa dadkaasi;)

LOL

^ I would also like to know what are the rules for starting threads. I thought Oba's thread was better than some of those in the politics section.

He fled to Australia to be in exile after that infamous dinar with the koonfuria leader and Somaliland's most wanted traitor;)

Mashruucan mawaxaad rabtaa inaad hablaha ku shukaansatid;)

^ Let me guess xaaji.........now you will ask him if he applied for a visa:mad:

Nuune also started NG's habit of resurrecting old threads:mad: For a minute or two I read it as if it was a new thread. Damn you maku dhahaa:mad:

NGONGE;950779 wrote: I came to read about one topic and found msyelf reading something altogether different. That is the beauty of SOL. I also thought I would read about a telecom related story but accidentally walked into Xaaji Xunjuf's race classification laboratory. Interesting stuff;)