Waaryaa JB we are busy bidding for our piece of the pie from the mega projects envisioned for Nuune's Jinn kingdom.

Thank God you are alive. I feared for your safety as you are a high profile target for the Xabashis.

oba hiloowlow;921210 wrote: Nayahee blessed who are you calling cayayaan Dhirbaaxadaa kadib kab miyaanay kula dhicin;)

NGONGE;921468 wrote: ^^ Blessed, despite all her protestations, is actually SOL's offical representative to Burco. (I know nothing about the city; habeen ban galay isla habeenka ban ka baxay. All I remember are the sounds of tens of little kids running past me as I sat in a dark maqaaxi hearing people speak around me but never seeing any of them). Oo miyaa lagu afduubay? Daantee bay ahayd:D

Jacaylbaro;921470 wrote: ^ ^ So basically You've been reading everything in the thread ,,, He is entitled to have a dirty mind dee.

OdaySomali;921358 wrote:

Showqi;921290 wrote: ^ I don't know what experience you are taking about, mar hadii uu isku khalday dhagaha iyo bushimaha:D:D :D

OdaySomali;921158 wrote: Cool thread, some great ideas and very interesting to read. But ... Nuune this is a wish list. Forgive me in advance if I accuse you wrongly because I have not read everything in this thread. And it is not bad to have a wish list if you have the finances to buy the things yout want. But if you do not have those finances it is perhaps better to formulate first how you are going to get those finances. The projects you have talked about require billions upon billions of dollars to be invested in them. Several things I picked up on: - One thing you did not mention is financing, how will this be financed? - The second and other is sustainability... both are interlinked. - You only talked about public infrastructure, and not so much the private sector. What the New Somali Republic needs to focus on is sustainable job-creation by investing in industries that bring in hard currency. This will mean a particular focus on labour intensive industries as our current labour pool is for the vast majority unskilled labour. - Your expectations of job creation are excessive and is not something that the Somali economy can realize. Of the 10m population, >50+ is non-working age. The working population is a small percentage of the total population. If things worked out the way you envisage, Somalia would need to import labour because the sheer amount of jobs created would exceed what our labour market can supply. - What you envisage is an enormous mammoth public sector - this is something that is not economically viable, beneficial or desired. We need our labour to engage in productive sustainable economic activities and not bureaucracy/living off the public purse.... 50,000 coast guard, seriously ?... that's excessive man. 1m people or 10% of the total population employed in the heallth sector... to say that is an unrealistic expectation would be an understatement. But having said all of the above, you have a good idea about what we need and are sincere in your desire for Somalis to realise development and enhancement in the quality of life. Kudos to you, we need more like you. Did you not realise that Nuune is a communist?

The Zack;921252 wrote: That is not true, you and I are not related LOL. I am related to the people of Puntland, the people of Khaatumo, the people of Somali Galbeed, the people of Jubbaland, and the people of NFD. Ever heard of D-Block? You, on the other hand, are related to the people of the triangle. Now are you going to the stop the non-sense and discuss the issues you posted? By saying the people of Somali Galbeed, NFD, and Jubbaland do you mean the Somali Bantus, the residents of Madheera, the residents of Diridhabe, and those nomads in Gaashaamo?

nuune;921131 wrote: Tallaabo lool, no offense, pics from space is better than that of this hopeless thread soo mahan, sxb, it is an altenative, wax fahan Waar Nuune I was implying that Burco is like Pyongyang where the Americans resort to grainy satellite images to get an idea of what the place is like.

Dee waxaad moodaa bahalkii oo dhankaliya timaha laga xiiray:D

Is Xaaji Xunjuf in the list? He definitely deserves it for consistently extending an olive branch of peace and love to our Puntland brothers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teSihyAYf38

What clan were the "ciidamada maliishiyaanku (I hate this foreign word. It sounds like saying Malaysian)" from?

nuune;921026 wrote: This is a hopeless thread, I want Norf or Ngonge to rescue this sakaraat thread. Anyway, while checking on Burco, here is Burco moving picture, just drag your mouse around and see, I just came to the conclusion that this place has being neglected , neglected is the correct term in terms of everything, Burco should be competing with hargeisa even though Hargeisa itsel lacks many infarastaragjar. Burco latest as seen from space Is this what we have now hopelessly resorted to- taking pictures of Burco from space to prove the place is not fictional.

Waar Nuune did you forget about my village Erigavo. Your dream mega projects are passing us by east and west. It is not really fair that we were first neglected by the former Republic, then Somaliland disowned us, and now your Jinn kingdom is not willing to throw even a few basic spells our way!!

No surprise there from the Africans.

Waaryaa Nuune, this is not a vision brother. It is more like a wish list being submitted to father Santa Claus. Also Hargeisa airport is not getting new runways. Do you think it is Heathrow? It is getting a new parking space for president Silaanyo's regularly large and unnecessary entourage.

^ Is this the the thing..... hmmmm bahalka dee.....kii dee... muxuu ahaa dee?

^ Godane's wife went to Xamar every year to be with her husband. It was upto the Somali government to follow her to kill or capture Godane.

It would be logical to extradited the suspects to Puntland to face trial there but Somaliland and Puntland have no extradition treaty between them.

The situation can easily turn into a violent clash if the killers are not brought to justice. Alle xaaladda ha degiyo.

Wadani;919320 wrote: The evil eye does exist since the Prophet PBUH told us about it in numerous hadiths. But somalis take it too far and many have developed some sort of paranoia thinking that danger lies at every turn as if everyone they meet is a xaasid who wishes ill upon them. What makes it even worse is many of these crazies are not even that special. For example you'll say ur kids are cute to a Somali mom just to be nice, and their face will turn blue with trepidation and force u to say 'masha'Allah', as if otherwise their kids will turn into disfigured trolls within a few minutes. Next time im gonna be like 'Anaaba kaa walaan oo jimankan yaryar ee digirta gubatay u eeg kuu ammaanay, ee raali noqo.' hahahaa. What do you think about the stories of the numerous brides running away from their wedding and heading for Naasahablood?

Apophis;919183 wrote: How do you think the teacher was able to know what colours the insects sees and how it is different to us? Infra-red spectum??