<cite> @CidanSultan said:</cite> You loved the British so much you gave your own women to the British. 1-R.H.Smith the D.C of Burco from 1937-1945 , use to be married to a Lascanod women , even the DC of Hargaisa British was married to a Las canod women 2- Douglas Jardin Was married to Amina Maxamed Boqor Cusmaan, read his both books a Tear For Somalia and Somali Tales. 3- sultan Maxamud Ali Shire was awarded for his long service to the British corwn in Aden 1953, the image is famous. This is rather cheap and does not explain why we have grown men and women paying homage to the british. What's more concerning is their complete disregard for the shahada on the flag which they conveniently place on grave marks. Goodness!

I don't think we'll find a place that's better than Hamar. It's not the environment that matters, it's the people. The only other place that I can think of would be Hargaysa but Hargaysa is not placed in a strategic position. Hamar is almost in the center of the country, it has a port and is more diversified than any other city.

Do you have a solution? I doubt that the situation in which Somalia finds itself today is dubious to anyone. We've heard and seen these same words more than we can count.

Mahbub is related to afay, qaraabo qansax wise.

People are way too picky these days. What's wrong with divorced women or men for that matter?

LOOL. What is there to learn from a man who sold his country? He spent 27 years in prison only to praise the same people that locked him up when he came out. Anyone who believes in non-violence resistance is really an *****.

lol.

Mechanical Engineering.

loool. @ the banana and zamzam's she was fast ing.

Apparently Somali men are not "compatible" but somehow an ex con and broke reverts are. Quite intriguing if you ask me.

Reconciliation should start in Hamar first for the natives there. Looted properties should be given back etc... How can you make any attempt at reconciliation with the people who're occupying your house?

list of Somali engineers from Minnesota.

Haatu: MZ never settled in Baardheere. Gabyoow's clan did.

That picture of the so called "government" is very unprofessional. How can they afford leisure time when Alshabab is still strong in the city?

If hag had any "army" at its disposal, hamar would be secure. Save us the empty threats. You have foreigners guarding key officials, even in their offices; from where will it find the might to cross over to a far end lands when it can't even move freely within the capital?

The government doesn't seem to be very serious about improving it's national army. Last I checked it had recruited former clan militas and made them what is now called the national army. There have been reports of looting, killings and very recently rapes done by those so called men. Heck even some pimped out Somali women to AMISON troops. I am really confused as to what exactly the government wants to accomplish.:confused:

That's a bit too high. Half of that is still disputable.

What other folks? isn't madoobe already ruling kismayo? Haatu;973442 wrote: No one will rule Kismaayo without the permission of Afmadoow. Sad but a reality on the ground. If Xasan believes otherwise, then good luck to him. Until he gets this, he stay in his naughty corner in Villa Somalia.

How'd one classify a 'somalilander' who inhabits in the south? Would they be called bantus or would the rules change a bit.:confused:

So Al shabab is only in two out of the 16 districts? Highly doubt it because that would make them an open target. They aren't that dumb. Moreover, when were these "1000s" troops sent? Cambuulo iyo bun;973265 wrote: Ambassador there is only 2 problematic districts in the city and its going to be take cared of, more than thousand police and military forces has been sent to those areas thus why we havent heard anything the past couple of days.

Even with Amison at his disposal, the fella is having a very difficult time in securing the capital. Even if given control of kismayo, can he even handle it? It is a serious question that perhaps the president hasn't thought of. If kenya leaves, and madoob's men leave; then how does he plan to keep the peace in kismayo? It's interesting that he'd rather prefer shabab retake the city than to see the current admin. Very strange.

Mogadisho should be the primary objective. How do you go about liberating other lands when Al shabab are giving announcements in the streets of Hamar?

What is the significance of this? Why waste time on trivial business such as this when Hamar and elsewhere under the jurisdiction of the government is under constant attack? The government need to prioritize well because it seems to be doing quite the contrary. One could argue, and it'd not be refutable, that the government doesn't: either care, or know at all what matters and what does not.

Mathematics and science should be taught in the muslim world. Some scholars think learning these subjects will deviate one from the righteous path which is a false assumption. I do not agree with Dawkins at all because people who can learn but haven't had the opportunities made available to them aren't intellectually inferior, they just haven't had the chance to prove themselves.

Does the government know if Hamar falls so will every other major city in south Somalia? They seem to be giving shabab a break which can lead to disastrous ramifications.