I agree with you both in many aspects. However this I S I L group is totally different from alshabab and boko haram. The reason for the difference is that they enter a territory they set up institutions charitable institutions, social institutions, legal institituons and they genuinely look after the people as well as solving problems and empowering people to rule themselves using Islamic law. Alshabab does not do this they just kill and blow up they have failed to even attempt to win over the hearts and minds of the people in social and economic aspects. Instead they focus on we have been invaded by Christians which is true. Although there is no compulsion in religion there should not be forced compulsion upon people who wish to rule themselves in Islamic law the world seems to say there is no compulsion in religion lets promote secularism however for those who want to live under sharia then they cant you can have it both ways its freedom for all or freedom for non. Two things the west end Iraan and shia have in common is a profound fear of what they refer to as political Islam, we all know Islam is not only a political system it a social system a universal system you cannot take the politics Out of Islam you cannot take the social aspect out of Islam it is an all-encompassing system and the West and Shia have been scared to death over this. We're you have Islam comming to power the two sure enemies to attempt to stop it are always the west and the Shia. This group inshallah when and if they conquer Iraq plan to remove the Shia bondage from the Muslim ummah they want to set on fire Karbala and Najaf and conquer Iraq. Then turn to Syria and remove the alawaite from Syria which would be easier if Iraq was conquered. This could be the establishment of the first pan Islamic state in the 21st century

Prayers again being conducted at hagia Sofia: And as we all witnessed the prayers in Moscow Central: We are witnessing The resurgence of Islam once again...

They plan: and their plans are enough to move mountains...: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--op2bDLp_Q but God is the best of planners: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrGA6U7tOQQ

The Shia government of Iraq, Iran and nusayri alawaite Shia Syrian government are scared to death tonight.......hahahahah

Hundreds of millions of dollars in backing, modern American weaponry, a leader who is not only a military tactician but an Islamic scholar, large man power and a vast territory under their control are we witnessing the birth of the first Islamic state in the Middle East in modern history...?

This group has control from Northern Syria to the gates of Baghdad tonight little is known about this group who are they??? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWw6KqJLT7w

Exactly my point hag is going around lower shebelle killing women and children using government subsidiesed weapons from the world. And malister comments on Galayd hahaha... Malister your people are what you accuse us to be in every sense a clan enterprise masking as a government. Not one hag is mentioning lower shebele look how they all try and change te subject of what's really important.

Somalia doesn't even have a currency what GDP growth is there?? No currency: dependency on xawala and no actual industry accept telecommunication and importing basic requirements.

Hahahah... Gentlemen this stuff and nonsense. We live in the most backward continent on earth and of that we live in the most backward part of it. Let somaliland first develop itself to being a strong independent nation then the African Union will be forced to accept reality. 23 years ago no one new somaliland today it is on world maps, aljazeera and numerous documentaries. Build it an they will come gentlemen. You don't need to e debating with these people. Southerners couldn't build a state since siad barre before that they lived in subjegation by Italy and pirates. Let them dream we all know and they know somaliland is gone for good. The only difference is they lack the integrity to accept reality why do you think after 23 years they still live in choas???

Almost half of Iraq is under the isil and now they want Baghdad and have threatened to burn down Karbala and Najaf ...

Damaged vehicles belonging to Iraqi security forces are seen during clashes between Iraqi security forces and al Qaeda-linked Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in the northern Iraq city of Mosul on June 10, 2014. Reuters A man speaks on a mobile phone as families fleeing the violence in the Iraqi city of Mosul arrive at a checkpoint on the outskirts of Arbil, in Iraq's Kurdistan region on June 10, 2014. Reuters Families fleeing the violence in the Iraqi city of Mosul wait at a checkpoint in outskirts of Arbil, in Iraq's Kurdistan region on June 10, 2014. Iraq’s Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki urged parliament to declare a state of emergency in the country as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, or ISIL, militant group seized Nineveh province and the city of Kirkuk in northern Iraq, after taking control of Mosul on Tuesday. The advance by ISIL after it took over Mosul, the second-largest city in Iraq and capital of Nineveh province, has reportedly forced more than 150,000 people to flee the region. A parliamentary speaker told media that the militants were now heading south toward Salaheddin province, which lies to the north of Baghdad, while Maliki reportedly said that the government would arm civilians who wish to defend their region and “defeat terrorism.” "We will not allow Mosul to be under the banner of terrorism, We call on all international organisations to support Iraq and its stance in fighting terrorism. The entire world will suffer if terrorism spreads," Maliki said, according to Al Jazeera. The U.S. Department of State, in a statement, condemned the latest offensive by ISIL, a Sunni jihadist group, and said that its advance had to be stopped. “Senior U.S. officials in both Washington and Baghdad are tracking events closely in coordination with the Government of Iraq, as well as Iraqi leaders from across the political spectrum including the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), and support a strong, coordinated response to push back against this aggression,” Jen Psaki, a spokesperson for the U.S. State Department said, in a statement, Tuesday, adding: “It should be clear that ISIL is not only a threat to the stability of Iraq, but a threat to the entire region.” The U.S. will provide "some security assistance" to the Iraqi government, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said, according to the Guardian, before calling on Iraqi leaders, including Maliki, to "step up to the plate" and take responsibility.

I agree galbeedi indeed it has already started.

Salax open a map for once and measure the distant from burco to Hargaisa and then measure from Hargaisa to Ina gooxa the Ethiopian border and tell me which one is longer. Seriously... Don't critise people of what you are guilty of. Wadani has no objective and in all honousty they probably couldn't achieve anything. The different between us is you put clan first we put nation and people first. Read history and tell me who the sore loser is.

Salax let's not get petty Saxib. I know the truth hurts but it has to be said. Somaliland and clan bull doesn't mix I'm giving you a taste I your own medicine. For soar losers salax my clansmen have achieved more then your entire people put together Saxib. Historically like I said to you before we are te sultans of duriyada unchallenged. It is we who signed every treaty that brought somaliland into existence, the British gave us te letters for independence. We are the only people unjustly in my view to have had an exclusive political party. The two richest somali men alive Ina Aideed estimated at 1.3 billion by the economist and Ina afdinle the second richest man to boast. Hargaisa is our town remember that it was sultan Dirie the duriyada sultan who welcome your people into the city and all others. What can you boast about ? You breed and take on 6 wives in your lifetime give me a break Saxib. Only your brother will be honost with you. Take my critism and stop moaning. You would rather see somaliland burn then have east burco that's how mentally retar!& your people are

Post pone elections, taleex etc Nonsense. Somaliland army is literally 16 km from garowe in las canod. In East Sanag they are there case in point cabdi cawars rejection of entry. Taleex and buhoodle are the only villages outside somaliland control and in reality this has nothing to do with capability we all know we can bomb it to the ground but what's the point you can't kill your own citizens. You peacefully take over territory. Somaliland army took control of taleex last time. The unit was small and it withdrew to the outskirts because it was the independent decisions of a general the government is going this time with permanent presence in mind. In regards to the election: elections go postponed under riyale and if they get postponed this is somaliland son we always need to have our elections in the end. Another fact is under somaliland Lascanod has been more developed, more ordered and more safe. The somaliland government has done more for Lascanod then both the pirates and siad barre combined. If this is the case then logic would dictate it is better for all these villages to be under somaliland willingly.

Yep we speak Afro Hashemite language indeed hahah... As long as you don't speak it and we don't share it then we are it hahaha... Stuff and nonsense: a dozen Arab States all speak Arabic all different states. Language is not a factor of sovereignty and statehood.

Mooge I think your pirate peoples have their own problems and in all honesty there is little interest for your commentary. Your wrong 100% of the time anyways haha... Isil run faluja, ramadi in anbar and they have held it and now they have taken more territory. The loot in weapons and money alone will empower the Syrian struggle. All in all victory. So you see pirate always wrong indeed. You actually believe a two bit desert wasteland matters to the grander scheme of things haha...

They have emptied out the currency reserves in the banks of Mosul, they have taken control of weapons depots that have vast quantities of American weapons and ammunitions. The shitte government and the world at large is stunned.

BAGHDAD (AP) — Islamic militants overran much of Iraq's second-largest city of Mosul on Tuesday, seizing the governor's headquarters and rampaging through police stations, military bases and the airport as security forces collapsed and abandoned their posts. Gunmen cruised through neighborhoods, waving black banners while residents fled. The assault was a heavy defeat for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki in the face of a widening insurgency by a breakaway al-Qaida group, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. The group has been advancing in both Iraq and neighboring Syria, capturing territory in what appears to be a campaign to set up a militant enclave straddling the border. Earlier this year, Islamic State took control another Iraqi city, Fallujah, in the west of the country, and government forces have been unable to take it back. The far larger Mosul is an even more strategic prize. The city and surrounding Ninevah province are a major export route for Iraqi oil and a gateway to Syria. In a sign of the weight of the blow, al-Maliki pressed parliament to declare a state of emergency that would grant him greater power, saying the public and government must unite "to confront this vicious attack, which will spare no Iraqi." The parliament speaker called the rout a "disaster by any standard." Regaining Mosul poses a daunting challenge for the Shiite prime minister. The city has a Sunni Muslim majority and many in the community are already deeply embittered against his Shiite-led government. During the nearly nine-year American presence in the country, Mosul was a major stronghold for al-Qaida and U.S. and Iraqi forces carried out repeated offensives there, regaining a semblance of control but never routing the insurgents entirely. But even when al-Qaida was strong in Mosul in the past, it never succeeded in outright driving government forces out. Insurgents and Iraqi troops have been fighting for days in the city, but Monday night and into early Tuesday, the security forces' hold appeared to collapse. Insurgents overran the Ninevah provincial government building in the city — a key symbol of state control — in the evening, and the governor fled the city. The fighters stormed police stations, bases and prisons, capturing weapons and freeing prisoners. Security forces melted away, abandoning many of their posts, and militant seized large caches of weapons. They took control of the city's airport and captured helicopters there, as well as a military airbase 60 kilometers (40 miles) south of the city, the parliament speaker said. On Tuesday, the militants appeared to hold much of the eastern half of Mosul, which is bisected by the Tigris River. Mosul residents said fighters were raising the black banners that are the emblem of the Islamic State. Online footage taken from a car driving through the streets of Mosul showed burning vehicles in the streets, black-masked gunmen in pickup trucks mounted with anti-aircraft guns, and residents walking with suitcases — apparently fleeing. The video appeared authentic and matched AP reporting of the events. A government employee who lives about a mile from the provincial headquarters, Umm Karam, said she left with her family Tuesday morning. "The situation is chaotic inside the city and there is nobody to help us," she said "We are afraid ... There is no police or army in Mosul." She spoke on condition she be identified by a nickname for fear of her safety. The assault in Mosul is also a sign of Iraq's reversals since American forces left the country in late 2011. The Islamic State has ramped up its insurgency the past two years, presenting itself as the Sunni community's champion against al-Maliki's Shiite-led government The group was once al-Qaida's branch in Iraq, but under its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi it has escalated its ambitions, sending fighters into Syria to join the rebellion against President Bashar Assad. Its jihadists became notorious as some of the most ruthless fighters in the rebellion — and other rebels turned against it, accusing it of trying to hijack the movement. Al-Qaida' central command, angered over its intervention in Syria, threw the group out of the terror network. But it has been making gains on both sides of the border. In Syria, it took control of an eastern provincial capital, Raqqa, and in the past month it has launched an offensive working its way toward the Iraqi border. In Iraq, the group rose up earlier this year to take over Fallujah and parts of the nearby city of Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province. It has also been carrying out a campaign of bombings and other violence in Baghdad and other parts of the country. The Mosul crisis comes as al-Maliki is working to put together a new governing coalition after elections last month, and is relying even more on Shiite parties. Sunnis and Kurds have grown increasingly disillusioned with al-Maliki, accusing him of dominating power. The autonomous Kurdish region in the north has its own armed forces — the peshmerga — and on Tuesday, the region's prime minister suggested his willingness to intervene beyond the formal borders of the self-rule enclave. That could be politically explosive, since the Mosul region lies on Kurdistan's doorstep, has a significant Kurdish population, and the Kurds claim parts of the area as part of the autonomous region. Kurdistan's prime minister, Nechirvan Barzani, sharply criticized Baghdad's handling of the Mosul crisis, saying the Kurds had tried unsuccessfully to work with the Iraqi security forces to protect the city. "Tragically, Baghdad adopted a position which has prevented the establishment of this cooperation," he said in a statement. He urged the Kurds to aid those displaced from Mosul and said the peshmerga are prepared to handle security situation in areas outside the regional government's jurisdiction — presumably referring to areas around Mosul inhabited by Kurds that are disputed with the central government. State TV said parliament would convene Thursday to vote on a 30-day state of emergency, which requires passage by a two-thirds vote. The declaration would give al-Maliki the "necessary powers" to run the country — something legal experts said could include powers to impose curfews, restrict public movements and censor the media. "What happened is a disaster by any standard," parliament speaker Osama al-Nujaifi — a Sunni from Mosul — said in a televised address. "The presence of these terrorist groups in this vast province ... threatens not just the security and the unity of Iraq, but the whole Middle East," he said.

^^^ I never voted for ucid my whole life. I voted udub before and always. You think everyone thinks like west burco salax. Just because me and Faisal are the same clan you think in your west burco logic that I should vote for him. I couldn't care if he got kicked out. Ucid recieved most of its votes from Saxil, gabiley and borama. Read the election results. Saxib salax you guys need to evolve into the 21st century. The whole of west burco the largest somaliland grouping are struggling to build a road Saxib. wTF Do you actually believe they are ready for politics. West burco needs to stop isolating themselves and build alliances and create process and come up with credible people who can lead.

Salax and many West burco people's share salaaxs views. In all honousty when you have a clever fox versus a strong brut with a lot of pride you have a recipe for disaster. What west burco have to understand is this is somaliland Saxib. We share in victory ad we collectively fail if one fails. The only way to beat a fox is to out fox a fox. Salaxs west burco people's don't create alliances they are the center of their universe. For this reason the east burco fox out foxed them. This is what makes them angry. Lakin anger ain't going to get you anywhere. Buy your time, plan, build alliances etc To the victor belongs the spoils... Good on East burco. Salax out fox the fox Saxib instead of moaning and being emotional. West burco needs to fix up an wake up.

Doctor Osman. I think the pirates have reached their eventual fate. For you see hag although bein unstable, chaotic curropt and lacking in civilised nature they are the majority in the south that is not in question. They are also the majority in mugdisho. Now the pirates exist within bosaso, garowe and north galcayco with a relatively small population sparsely populated villages and the bulk of their land ie nugaal and most of Bari is a desert uninhabitable for animals let alone humans. The government coffers are empty because of previous administrations plundering and curroption. The enclave has been politically isolated as mugdisho operates free of them. No upturn in sight... Cabdi Cawar is a sitting duck traveling from tulo to tulo. His only campaign promise to liberate Lascanod has been thrown into the bin. Las korey has become somaliland, badhan is somaliland. Yet you sit here talking to us about turkey. Turkey is a smart power the will emphasis mugdisho before all else because they want markets for their goods, African influence etc Turkey is looking after turkey. You should be looking after pirates

Waar salax Isla yaab Saxib what are you basing this on Amin Amir hahah... Amin Amira's tulo has been taken from him he himself has no share in the country he calls his own. He has been disenfranchised in mugdisho, barawe and every tulo his Portuguese people Live in. Bixi is a munafaaq and Kulmiye knows it is finished if he wins. No one cheated no one. The Gurti doesn't cheat anyone. They are the foundations of our state.

http://boramanews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8630&catid=34&Itemid=53 Shocking.....

Notice there is no date on the so called news headline this is old news. Unlike these chaos loving hag our elders are getting involved and there have been no issues since. The Pepsi bombs they called it nothing major. Alshabab own the entire south and hag live under African Union authority but they focus on a Pepsi can bomb in hargaisa hahaha....