is he really a somali or is it just a moniker ? either way, muslim societies will not know peace ever

We know its injustice but why are radical Islamists like ISIS fighting the rebels trying to topple Assad and oppressing the locals with draconian dictates in the midst of a civil war. can you answer that ?

Syrians aren't the only Muslim peoples whose legitimate causes and grievances are hijacked by radical Islam nor will they be the last unfortunately. - AS used the Ethiopian occupation as cover for their clandestine expansion and subsequent persecution of the Somali population. - Boko Haram likewise used the disaffection of the northern Nigerians with the Federal government to launch a mindless bloodbath against Northern Nigerians. - Here in Kenya youths are endlessly being preached to agitate and fight the state by Wahhabis using the economic disenfranchisement of the coastal people at the hands of the interior tribes as an excuse. I fear it wont be long before one hears of suicide bombings at the coast. The same pattern repeats itself in virtually every Muslim inhabited trouble spot, from Pakistan, Chechnya, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Mali, Central Africa Republic; radical Islam furthers it nihilistic imperatives using the cover of local people problems. When will they wake up

maxaa dal gaalo kugu dajayay. lahum ardhum walaka ardhuka. stop this liberal whining and go back to africa darkie

we need a swedish anders breihvik. cleanse svenska from the filthy blks. seig heil

why are bloody foreigners adopting our sweet kids ?? wiyo wiy you never see a white child adopted by black families but they always place black kids with white families. this is a nightmare and what really irks me about this so called somali community is their protesting ONLY because its a lesbian couple and not foreigners putting hands on our kids with filthy pedophilic tastes and hatred of blacks. kids should be placed with their exteneded family first, then their clan and with the widersomali as last resort. they should always be raised up in their cultural ethnic surrounds.

We expect them from the likes of you future, khayr, allyourase and the rest of the gang. lets not regurgitate foreign talking points, lets be authentic, lets be original. Aping foreigners should not be seen as a sign of sophistication. This point is addressed to both parties by the way.

when are we going to discuss something substantive. this see saw battle will never end. we need indigenous solutions not some fancy parlor discussions about esoteric questions.

why ?? what am saying is the obvious.

Al Shabaab continues to survive because their appeal to Somali nationalism, and the idea that Somalis are superior to all their neighbors (which is one reason Somalis have been preying on their neighbors for centuries) appeals to enough young men to provide new recruits. Aligning itself with al Qaeda brings in foreign recruits and cash donations. This is not unique in Somali history, mainly because Somalis have something of an attitude problem. This is a combination of an attitude of superiority (simply by being Somali) and an ethical code that tends towards “what’s mine is mine and what’s yours is negotiable.” Thus Somali migrants tend to get into trouble with the law a lot wherever they end up and are among the most unpopular migrants. Somalis denounce this as discrimination, racism, jealousy or whatever they can get away with. In short, Somalis do not play well with others or each other. The Somali pirates have been beaten but are still out there. The Somali pirates captured no ships in 2013. Compare that to 2012 when 14 were taken, 2011 when 28 were, 2010 saw 47 grabbed and 2009 had 46 hijacked. Each of these ships yielded, on average, several million dollars in ransom. That kind of money attracted a lot more people to the business. Most of those eager seagoing brigands have sought other work. Meanwhile the “Pirate Coast” (where pirates are most active) is now off West Africa in the Gulf of Guinea. Most of the pirates in the Gulf of Guinea are Nigerians and they attacked 31 ships and briefly hijacked nine of them in 2013. The Nigerian pirates have no safe place to keep captured ships while a large ransom is negotiated. Instead they rob ships they attack and quickly leave. In some cases they arrange to hijack much of the cargo, usually at sea, by transferring to another ship at night and then scampering away before the navy or police show up. Sometimes a few of the ships’ officers are kidnapped for ransom. Off Somalia the pirate threat continues to cost shipping companies several billion dollars a year in additional costs. This is passed on to their customers and boosts shipping expenses less than one percent overall (but several percent for some East African customers). In the south, along the Kenyan border the 3,400 Kenyan peacekeepers and their clan militia allies have brought a sense of peace and security largely absent from the area for twenty years. The effectiveness of these efforts can be measured by the growing number of Somali refugees returning from a huge (over 500,000 people) refugee camp just across the border in Kenya. Despite that success not enough of those refugees are leaving and Kenya is at odds with the UN over what to do. Kenya fears a lot of the refugees want to settle permanently in Kenya and given problems with Al Shabaab terror attacks in Kenya over the last few years there has been a popular backlash against Somalis in Kenya (and elsewhere in Africa). There is growing tension between Kenyan Christians and Somalis. About ten percent (4 million) of Kenyans, mostly along the coast, are Moslem and most of these are ethnic Somalis. There has always been some Islamic radical activity among Kenyan Moslems, but the police have been particularly attentive to it after Kenyan Moslems were found to be involved in terrorist operations in the 1990s. To the north of the border region Somali government forces and foreign peacekeepers struggle to control bandits and al Shabaab. Sometimes it is difficult to tell these two groups apart. Both establish illegal roadblocks and rob those who come along. The government has promised to eliminate these illegal roadblocks but that is proving to be a hard promise to keep. The best thing the security forces have going for them is the growing unpopularity of al Shabaab. The Islamic terrorist groups used to have a lot of popular support because of the security the group imposed and their religious demeanor. That all went away when al Shabaab sought to impose strict (and very unpopular) lifestyle rules and many of the al Shabaab gunmen became as troublesome as the bandits (who have always been a problem in Somalia, where many feel it is OK to steal from others as long as they belong to a different clan.) A few exaggerations but mainly on the point. i have been repeating the same message for some time. This deadbeat nation will have to sort out its attitude before it makes any headway. somalis and south sudanese share many characteristics.

Thank you Kenya. we are truly a deadbeat nation. shame on somalis

Brazilian police are engaged in population control of the undesirable underclasses who happen to be blacks and browns mainly, tough luck for them. Eugenics ftw.

I hope she is not from my clan.

AUN. Death to the Taliban