Comon' Maadeey, this was posted multiple times. We need fresh news and it will be helpful if you tell us what your hero Madoobe and his militias are doing in Kismyaayo. The news coming from there does not look good. Rape, killing and bililiqo is rampant in Kismaayo since this militia and their Kenyan masters moved in. You need to come out of the closet soon sxb.

His excellence president Hassan Sheikh is not in office even a year and Faroole and the gangs in Garowe are pissing on their pants. Yaaba isgaaray.

Allaha unaxariisto inti dhimatay inti dhaawacana Allaha caafiyo. The media needs to act responsibly and stop showing these type of images.

^I'm not sure about you but I have been to Somalia very recently, both in the nothern regions as well as in the soutern regions and in both places people have strong desire for peace and good governance. Such feelings is universal and not exclusively for one group. And to suggest peace in the area will be enhanced by the creation of a clan state by a group that does not represent all clans in the area is not only delusional but dangerous. One more honest note from my experience back home you and your likes need to remember, if the people of central and southern regions had the view of "clan is everything", the political lanscape in Somalia would have been alot different than we see today. You must pray it stays that way.

xiinfaniin;913442 wrote: Three things to remember about federalism in Somalia. 1) it is a political settlement, a reconciliation, 2) it is in the constitution, and 3) it is based on the last 18 regions, two regions and more as a threshold. The creation of a regional state is possible only with the consent of all people living in those regions. Clearly the majority people in Gedo[RRA community] and the majority of the people on the two Jubbas are not on board when it comes to the clan state you eagerly wait to see. Anyone can declare they established a phantom state but nothing will change on the ground except god forbid the possible start of new bloody civil war one which will worse compare to the last one we had in 91 unless people realize the expansionist policies of the dead dictator is not gonna work.

nuune;913246 wrote: If he was alive, he would have claimed 98% of that alleged oil. That is young Melez Zenawi, an iconic picture, just walking into the presidential palace for the first time in 1991 with his rebels behind and front, his fiercing eyes filled with complete hungary for power. The eyes of absolute authority. The only way to manage a country is through a dictatorship, thanks to Siyad and Mabuto Seko Seko iyo Gadafi, they did great job in uniting a country through fist iron hands, and once they left, what happened. Your argument is terrible flawed and counterproductive.

Ethiopia was on the brink of becoming a failed state had it not been the aggressive US intervention to keep it together. Simply, the US will not let this giant loyal servant of theirs to fail. It will not be easy for this long oppressed community to become the power brokers of this nation, a nation dominated by Christians for centuries.

Zack, stop making fun of your fellow Ethiopians. You might never know the meat they are eating might come from your nomadic clansmen in Ethiopia.

The great nationalist Xiin is at it again. Dreaming for a new phantom empire in the south for tolka. Let's see if the Ethiopian born militia leader and tolka can take advantage of this game played by Kenya and Ethiopia to isolate and reduce the power of Mogadishu and the current leader.

Xaaji, the god-father of all Somali clan states is having a technical problem haye?

These people have no shame. They call him a clannish president when they are outside in the cold championing a clan state.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;909851 wrote: Maxee Soomaali faceeda ka hartay, dib isku dhigtay, dib u socod ba'an noqotay. Konton sano kahor wasiirka koowaad saas loogu soo dhaweeye isla goobtaas. Maantana madaxweyne Soomaaliyeed baryootan darteed daqiiqado kooban lagu soo dhaweeye. Nonsense. That was an era when the two superpowers at the time[uS/USSR] were trying t get as many satellite states as possible on their side. Today is a different story. The US is the sole superpower. Larger and more richer nations than failed state Somalia do some dancing for uncle Sam hoping to gain some favours.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;909851 wrote: Maxee Soomaali faceeda ka hartay, dib isku dhigtay, dib u socod ba'an noqotay. Konton sano kahor wasiirka koowaad saas loogu soo dhaweeye isla goobtaas. Maantana madaxweyne Soomaaliyeed baryootan darteed daqiiqado kooban lagu soo dhaweeye. Nonsense. That was an era when the two superpowers at the time[uS/USSR] were trying t get as many satellite states as possible on their side. Today is a different story. The US is the sole superpower. Larger and more richer nations than failed state Somalia do some dancing for uncle Sam hoping to gain some favours.

d/p

I bet they were singing the song "Kudayo bootyland navy kudayo" during this operation.

I don't blame them. “raqis watch Black Hawk Down for tips Saddam Hussein has distributed copies of the Hollywood movie Black Hawk Down to his troops as a primer on how to defeat the Americans, according to a report.” http://www.canada.com/national/features/iraq/story.html?id=%7BDED70BB0-4F14-443A-B815-B255BBC65C1C%7D

Garbage.

Che -Guevara;908979 wrote: "We are a long way from where we were on Oct 3, 1993 when Black Hawk Down occurred in Mogadishu," Carson said. Yanks know to hold grudge lool I don't blame them. “raqis watch Black Hawk Down for tips Saddam Hussein has distributed copies of the Hollywood movie Black Hawk Down to his troops as a primer on how to defeat the Americans, according to a report.” http://www.canada.com/national/features/iraq/story.html?id=%7BDED70BB0-4F14-443A-B815-B255BBC65C1C%7D

Good news. It was about time the US recognized this government. Hopefully we will see soon the arms embargo lifted.

*Blessed;908457 wrote: Wadani, They (soldiers and police) do that where this *diot man holds the Mayoral position. You'd think he'd have more pertinent issues to deal with. http://www.voanews.com/content/rights-group-demands-release-of-somali-journalist/1583358.html Let's hope you show the same emotions next time Siilaanyo sends his militia to kill innocent civilians in Las-Anod or Seylac.

http://hiiraan.com/news4/2013/Jan/27710/somalia_s_first_think_tank_was_launched_in_mogadishu.aspx