Che -Guevara;950651 wrote: Saalax. The oldest Somali tribe is Garre. They speak an off shoot of May May, the originator of the Af Maxaa tiri.The Garra mostly reside in the South and NFD. It's very unlikely that migrants from Arabia formed the Somali nation just a thousand years ago. The language and the culture is older than that, and it's related to Oromo, Afars and others in the horn. This is more plausible explanation than some Arabs finding the Somali nation. Xaaji. Islam is not factor in determining Somali ethnicity. It only applies to Arabised countries in North Africa and parts of the Middle namely Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. Waar Che haku wareerin dadkan, iska dheh carab baydu tihiin.

Che -Guevara;950613 wrote: Saalax..They speak Somali, eat Somali and live Somali, they are Somali. And what proof do you have to say they came from Mozambique. If anything, you are less Somali since you claimed to be a descendant of some phantom Arab Sheikh. Walaalkiis. Faraha xanuuna when Saalax types Somaliaonline to access the site. You are right Che.

malistar2012;950589 wrote: Noth Korea Style , The world does not want another north Korea style dictatorship in Africa

malistar2012;950465 wrote: xaaji Xanuf Its not secret that IC stand clear on Somali Sovereignty , USA , Turkey and The EU made it clear do i need to post their statement? http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ep6hyLu83UU " frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> Do you realise that unlike your so-called "government" the Republic of Somaliland does not depend on foreigners and takes no orders from no one?

malistar2012;950446 wrote: http://newsomali.com/2013/05/15/dowladaha-mareykanka-turkiga-iyo-ingiriiska-oo-axmed-siilaanyo-iyo-maamulkiisa-u-gudbiyay-shuruudo-ay-ka-mid-yihiin-in-somaliland-federaalka-ka-mid-noqoto-iyo-aqrii-warbixinta/ difficult time for Silaanyo Admin , No friends and allies no where to run ,Mogadishu xamar caadey is waiting for him. Faisla got the point Adeer for us the most difficult period(1982-1998) is over. Alxamdu Lillah.

Alpha Blondy;949803 wrote: ^ where are the shouting koonfurians? show me a shouting koonfurian and i will gladly teach them a lesson they'll never forget. this is SL... Actually they will teach you a lesson that you can not mess with them in Somaliland:D

Xaaji Xunjuf;949770 wrote: Stoic u keep talking about formalities and recognition in the eyes of the people of somaliland , somalilland govt abroad with in the country sl is an independent state with its own constitution. I was in 2005 in hargeisa airport there were. Koonfurians heading towards kenya. But they kept yelling at the airport staff because some of them lost their bags eventhough the airport staff helped them !ut because they kept yelling. The chief of the air port staff came out and came and said to them. Edeb yeesha dalkan marti baad ku tihin. Wadankini maha they kept quiet although one lady if you saw her face she wanted to insult the man but she kept quiet. These people need to know their place Xaaji saaxiib the truth is, ethnic Somalis whatever nationality they hold do have identical rights to those of the our citizens except voting. And in the future insha Allah our government will sign binding agreements with Somalia and Djibouti so that we too will get similar rights in those countries.

Wadani;950139 wrote: It's funny that u bring that up, because I was wondering if the heavy inter-marriage between Khaatumites and Durriyadda has seen a decline ever since things started getting out of hand a couple of years back. Let us hope nothing has changed. I am waiting for Mr Taleexi to quell our worries:)

Taleexi;950133 wrote: Silly Khatumo thing u badi Blue, I'm disappointed! You have not given me any clue Mr Taleexi. I hope our tradition is still alive:eek:

oba hiloowlow;950276 wrote: ;)

Taleexi;950095 wrote: You are officially invited to my upcoming wedding if you are perfected the art of Dhaanto. I hope you have not broken the time-honoured custom of your great clan by marrying a non duriyada girl because of the silly Khaatumo thing

Homunculus;949605 wrote: Unfortunately Somalia is late to join oil producing nations, commodity prices are falling and the global economy is in the gutter so all this clamoring for blocks is at the moment only to stockpile reserves with no intentions for production. This might change in 4-5 years , but in 5 years The US will be almost energy independent and all the investment in the past 5 years will be producing oil which might lower prices further. Our only hope is a monumental change in growth in a way that might force digging oil in Somalia. You are wrong. The US might become energy independent but in its place there will be gigantic economies from Asia to Latin America and all hungry for energy. I think China is already the world's lagest consumer of energy, India is hot on its heels, Japan, Brazil, and many others need feeding, not forgeting the EU too.

burahadeer;949702 wrote: ^^ I'm not blaming my friend & agree with you, but locking up men & destroying their lives & careers is equally repugnant. @miyir ,yes it seems there some organized criminals. You lost me there mate. Indeed those sick beasts should be executed in public squares.

Mario B;949896 wrote: Although Burahadeer is an atheist he reminds me of those 'Islamist' who prosecute victims of rape and blame them for being victims. Believers or not, I think we must accept the fact the we are a misogynistic society. InshaAllah, in a near future, I will like to see our women [mothers, sisters, daughters...] feel secured, in their homes, work places, streets, place of recreation... +1

nuune;949883 wrote: The curse of SOL, nobody spotted that major error in the article Tallaabo posted on first page of this thread, the curse of SOL of not even reading anything and then generating endless arguments. Here they corrected the article

This is the most hillarious edit I watched of a Somali interview;)

nuune;949549 wrote: ^^ Nobody is asking, airspace revenue going into the pockets of few UN men stationed at Nairobi is only a small fraction of what they actually take from Somalia's resources, these people make millions on daily bases from our waters, factorized ships illegally fishing on our coasts is something needs to be addressed urgently, a real campaign is really needed. The UN should be thankful to Somalia for its 22 years of chaos. And all the while hundreds of thousands of Somalis starved to death. What a horrible irony:(

Johnny B;949714 wrote: Count me in that laughing crowd as JB can not and will not share any plausible info regarding how the so called somaliland government could impliment such a threat. Obviously It is all part of the "Somaliland" play , and i woulden't be surprised if that so called minister in northern Somalia gets brought to justice for encouraging hijacking and grounding UN airplanes in northern somalia. I would not laugh at all if I were you knowing the mess your people and land is in:eek:

I am glad to see Xamar caddey back. I really love Liddo beach. Want to go there one day insha Allah. For your information Somalilanders love Xamar (the city and people) not the political Xamar. So if you see any of us swearing at Xamar, it is the political one and not Xamar caddey;)

^ Yes I am aware of this and this :cool:

burahadeer;949689 wrote: as repugnant as rape is there r a lot young women who stay late parting,going about their business & create false alarms in the morning when confronted by parents...I will dismiss more than 1/2 of the statistics. Your comment borders on blaming the victim. Whether the women of Somaliland party all night or walk the streets at midnight is of no relevance because no one has the right to harass them let alone physically and sexually harm them whatever they do. Blaming the female victims for the sickness of some men is how those culturally backward Muslim societies embarked on their infamous journey into the dark ages.

nuune;949684 wrote: The question still stands which was asked by Che , how can you enforce this ban without even having a proper system in place, so ma ahan all talk and waqti dhumis by saying we ban this and ban that, markaad is hubto ayaa la dhahaa waxaas ayaan mamnuucayaa, that is my point inaar! Fair enough

burahadeer;949682 wrote: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/41/Aircraft_Fighter_Plane_P-47_Thunderbolt%2C_P-51_Mustang%2C_F-4_Phantom%2C_F-15_Strike_Eagle.jpg/300px-Aircraft_Fighter_Plane_P-47_Thunderbolt%2C_P-51_Mustang%2C_F-4_Phantom%2C_F-15_Strike_Eagle.jpg SL hidden arsenal. wax u sheeg dadkan ninyow

nuune;949669 wrote: Tallaabo, if it is that easy, Somaliland would have obtained long time ago, the process is not that easy sxb, equipments maybe, I know it, and involves many organizations, ICAO and many other travel monopoly groups, if they don't recognize your system it means you are NOTHING, and they can do your airspace whatever they want unless you threaten with Fighter Jets guiding them forcefully to land, this is what Somaliland needs to do if it wants to ban every airline over there, waxa kale waa just pure talk inaar. Nuune there are so many ways aircraft safety can be jeopardised, but of course Somaliland does not want to be called a terrorist rouge state. If the international airliners are not confident that their safety is assured over an airspace they will not enter it. The problem now is how will Somaliland get what it demands without ruining its reputation?

Carafaat;949667 wrote: waryaa, dont give people bad ideas. If problems are not solved soon, I am sure the Somaliland government will do it.