Did you guys know that Maaddeey is from Khaatumo, i almost died laughing when he told me that, i swear, LOL Maaddeey you fcuked with HAG and you lost bad

Mogadishu is 100% peaceful, so stop dreaming, lol

Xaaji Xunjuf;904088 wrote: Khatumo already started a process merging with Somaliland soon the entire leadership of Khatumo will be in Hargeysa. That's the price for peace

Remember you heard it first from me :cool: We could say that it falls under the boundaries of the republic of Somaliland, under the upcoming Somalia, Somaliland talks to be held in London

Mashallah, Allah Bless Tarzan

Xaaji Xunjuf;903712 wrote: There is no beef between Somalilanders and HAG there was never any conflict or even conflict of interest between HAG and Somalilanders. That's what many HAG members say but i don't buy the whole story. Yeah sure i admit his excellence Ahmed M. Mahamoud Silanyo ain't giving HAG any problems in the past or present but does that apply to the rest?

oba hiloowlow;903708 wrote: United somalia ina adeer what is your other nick on SOL Lets just say that i was the only HAG member who attacked Somaliland 24/7 and i even got some slaps from fellow HAG's for doing so.

From the start i was the only HAG member to call out these Somalilanders, as i was shocked to see many of my fellow HAG member's to be too sympathetic to the Somaliland cause. oba hiloowlow can you not now say that i was right

Its very interesting, in the sense of professor Michael A. Weinstein stating that there are tensions between the government and these international NGO's about who will run the affairs of the country. Aren't these international NGO's overreaching themselves? (a) Somalia belongs to the Somali people (b) these foreign NGO's are overreaching themselves if they believe they can impose colonialism over the Somali people © Much of the funds that these international NGO's obtain in the name of Somalia goes mainly to Nairobi, including almost all of the job created, meaning Somali's gain NOTHING from these people in anyway whatsoever.

Good article. Its not fair for professor Michael A. Weinstein, who is a highly respected scholar in Somali affairs to say that not much has changed. Considering the lightning progress that Somalia has made in these couple of years with the support of Uganda and Burundi. The government of Somalia is no longer transitional but permanent, that alone has changed the whole game Its very important to point out that international NGO's who are almost all based in Nairobi are deeply unpopular in the eyes of the Somali people. To have these deeply unpopular organisations attempt to push aside the role of Somalia's government and have their staff (mostly Kenyans) make critical decisions for Somalia will NEVER be accepted by the people of Somalia nor the government The UN can do what it please with the money that it has pocketed in the name of Somalia but it cannot expect the government of Somalia to allow foreign NGO's to run the affairs of the Somali people, that is simply unacceptable and rings bells of colonialism Donor nations should bear in mind that the UN and all of these international NGO's are based in Nairobi, which are mainly staffed by Kenyan nationals, many who were ex-kenyan government officials. Donor countries should also take note that Narobi has been behaving very hostile to the stability and progress of Somalia, where Nairobi has even went as far as to claim vast areas of Somali territorial water. It certainly is true that the government is strapped of cash but it is a wonderful challenge for the government of Somalia and her people to resolve this issue by collecting taxes and building partnerships with other nations who are interested in assisting the people of Somalia Again, i must thank professor Michael A. Weinstein for this well written article that gives the Somali people a birds eye's view that our government and nation faces

Xaaji Xunjuf;903299 wrote: Don't listen to Duke his hero cabdi cawar lost and even lost his mp position, Faroole is the only one who is able to create a counterattack against HAG policies the reason why faroole was so quiet all those months because of the looming opposition. Give him time when he gets his way he will change his tone. Somalilander :confused: Whats going on, we all know that you hated the day that the TFG liberated Mogadishu Cheering for Al-shabab got you no where The people won, now you still continue, yeah, keep it up and we'll see were you end up