^^^ Tell that to your people in las canod while you fight over the internet. My finger means more then your entire people's... Cyber warrior.

Let's not get sidelined by money in cumamads which is not customary among Arabs it is a ceremonial tradition in Meher processes. Amongst northern Somalis. Arabs will give you cash and gifts and this is the common norm in Arab culture. I don't really also care about how many franks ismael cumar gele spends on his morning crossaint addition. Galbeedi is a Somalilander he made an allegation of curroption. I agree with you galbeedi that the government should have disclosed the money however this is not a case of curroption. Cigal kept the state coffers under his bed, riyale transferred it to the central bank with money being brought to him from time to time etc. However today we in somaliland have good process in combating corruption. Does my brother galbeedi have anymore cases of curroption or does he not like the current administration. If the case is curroption please present further evidence as the one presented has been disproved. If it is the case that galbeedi doesn't like the current administration then that's normal. I was an udub supporter and have never been a Kulmiye supporter. That's the only benefit of democracy we can change who leads us.

If the Muslims of alandalucia spent more money on weapons and armies instead of palaces South America would have been muslim and this Latino growth in America would have been muslim but they didn't. So next best thing is this..... Spread islam amongst the Latinos. Cristianity is dead, Europe is gone along with Russia. Latin America and the USA is the next battle for influence. Hand out Spanish qurans to Latinos Saxib.

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^^^ Bura no offense bro but you live in America. In America you spoon fed a false perception of the world. Russia is countering NATO who are interested in encircling her. Her last remaining ally in the Middle East is syria and in particular the allowites and Christiens. Russia has a growin muslim population the fastes growing if it loses syria the entire Caucasus I.e Chechnya Dagestan and the rest will become even more hard liner. An Islamic government in Syria a Sunni one will be the worst thing for both the west and Russia. Allah set up the ukrainian issue: Russia took its eye off the ball and before they new it their own house was on fire. Russia will turn inward now they just needed Crimea because of the Black Sea fleet headquarters. He who controls Crimea controls the Black Sea. The west I.e is already slowly dieing from the inside. The growth of islam in European populations will change the face of Europe in the next 40 years. Not to mention Russia. Both Europe and Russia are playing for survival. America as is alway the case is playing for self interest. But even american demographics is changing the Latino population will become majority in about the same time. The us will become a bilingual country similar to canada start teaching your children Spanish Saxib. The world is changing before our very eyes.

^^^ Mooge that old sick man can walk freely in las korey and las canod something you or your ilk can never do. Remember that. P.s. How is the random immigration inspections in Kenya these days don't forget to have your documents ready Saxib. We wouldn't want you to end up in the notorious Akuna matata detention centre Hahaha...

^^^ Mooge did you manage to evade the Kenyan immigration department???

Gentlemen galbeedi has a right to his views lets not critise his views lets just get to the basis of his allegation of curroption. To be frank galbeedi. Somaliland taxes everything and the finance minister has been very effective in growing the national budget year on year. This country is not recognised and it doesn't have an income tax system however the budget seems correct in what is generated in taxes and that money is in the national bank and Silanyo administration has been the staunchest in anti curroption to the extent that clear processes have been put in place to counter any curroption. But please provide any new evidence you have for this curroption.

Galbeedi somaliland has three institutions that make curroption very difficult. The anti corruption commission, the auditor generals office and the somaliland national bank. All finance in the republic of somaliland is credited into the somaliland national bank. The auditor generals office keeps a close check on all ministries spending. The fiancé minister is in charge of approving all costs and the president gives the final signature to all expenditures. Somalilands success in financial accountability is also highlighted by the fact that the entire world provides it with direct financial support namely the UK, Denmark and other European donar countries. If there were any issues they wouldn't. Your question regarding the ministers 20,000 has been answered and proven to be taken out of context and completely wrong as the money was for a specific service and a letter was produced that proves receipt of this Money for the cause stated. I'm sure your entire allegation of mass curroption amounts to more then 20,000 taken out of context and baseless. Do you have anymore proof of this "mass curroption"???

Acudubilah...I will pay 1000 pounds to the person who gives me proper analyses on the Bari drinking water supply and its impact on human brain development. No joke inbox me we do a wire transfer... I need data.

Osman don't cry heye. A common reality of human evelution is that land is taken from the weak so the strong May live on and reproduce to create stronger human beings. The desert is good to no one so it is settled by the weak and unfortunately for you evelution happens slower there. As is clearly evident from you and your fellow pirates. I have been to your biggest city bosaso landed their through deture once the entire city has less then half the population of burco from what I can make out. Another thing "Ditoore" Osman if your going to lie come up with a believable lie Hahah...

^^^ Osman is about to have a nervious breakdown galbeedi. Have you ever heard the expression trying to get blood out of a stone. It's like that but much worse. Borama- 350,000 Gabiley - 150,000 Zeilla- 20,000 Wajale arabsiyo - 50,000 Hargaisa- 1.5 million Berbera- 200,000 Shieck- 20,000 Burco- 500,000- 750,000 Erigavo- 250,000 Oodweyne - 30,000 Oog, las canod, buhoodle, ceelafweyne, cainabo - 200,000 Above common estimates: Bosaso- 500,000 Garowe- 150,000 North Galkacyo - 200,000 Bari, nugaal, mudug 70/80% desert inhospitable land. I.e no mans land. Hahaha... Osman I thought ony talki bull was your specialty is lieing as well is it.... It's like debating with a Christien... There is only one God Osman not three. Hahaha... Three in one did you say... Hahahah

In all honousty I don't believe the systems in place during Riyales term are the same as in Silanyo term because as was the Riyale term circumstances were not the same under Egals. Nation states develop in time. Example egal slept with a suitcase filled with state taxes under his bed. Dahir riyale transferred it to the national bank. States take time to fully develop that is no to say that a lot of things can not be improved. One obvious case constantly brought against people who cry curroption is Where Is The Smoking Gun... Or in other words were is your proof. I can say anything about anyone but I need proof to actually prove my case. In Africa you will always have a element of curroption the only question is To what extent. To manage a country like somaliland that is not recognised and achieve the current development rate, security, development is impressive to achieve on the budget we currently have: We are a reasonable bunch all we ask for is proof....?????

^^^ Seriously... Hahahaha... I'm serious no joke this summer im headed east to analyse the drinking water in Bari region these people can not be serious. Hahahah...

Osman say Alxamdulilah I left you two and half tulos in the middle of the scorching Bari desert before I take those and add it to my collection. Hahah...

Osman your finally waking up to the reality that somaliland has outdone your pirate desert tulo wasteland. You were never really a competition you just assumed you were. Hahah..

Homu its substantial because these victims of pirate parallel universe disorder said he was in hospital.

HARGEISA (Somalilandsun) - The President H.E. Ahmed Mohammed Mohamud last night surprised patrons at Hargeisa's Imperial Hotel when he strolled in without the usual security details. The President who was accompanied by the First Lady Amina Sh. Mohammed Jirde and two legislative members the Honourables Ahmed Mohamud Diriye and Ali Hassan Ahmed had strolled all the way from the State House to and fro. "It shows how the country enjoys peaceful stability", quipped Hon. Ahmed to a local website, Somaliland.org. They were shortly after joined at the hotel by the Foreign and Education Ministers Hon. M.B Yonis and Hon. Zamzam Abdi respectively. This is not the first time that the President has made impromptu evening visits to various spots in the city mingling with shoppers or revelers. Scores of patrons at imperial soon thronged to where the Head of State was hence happily shook his ready hand. He took tea with the people who were as happy as they were hilarious to meet or see him. Only last week both the FM Hon. Bihi and Interior Minister Hon. Ali Waran'adde were spotted at midnight Strolling in town. http://somalilandsun.com/index.php/politics/5512-somaliland-presidents-surprise-evening-stroll-to-local-hotel-reaffirms-peace-and-stability

Washington — About a month ago, African Union troops and Somali government soldiers retook the town of Huddur from the militant group al-Shabab. The capture came relatively easy. When the troops approached, al-Shabab just retreated into the hinterland. The following day, the town of Wajid also fell to pro-government forces. Several towns were then recaptured: Burdhubo on March 9, Buloburde on March 13, Qoryoley on March 22, and el-Bur on March 26. By the end of March, AU and Somali forces had seized 10 towns in all. In most of these locations, al-Shabab offered no resistance. Qoryoley and Burdhubo were the exceptions; both were home to al-Shabab bases. In Qoryoley, 120 kilometers south of Mogadishu, the militants continue to launch counter-attacks All the other towns were almost empty when captured. The town of el-Bur, in the Galgudud region, was the emptiest and the “eeriest,” witnesses report. They say before al-Shabab retreated, the militants told residents to flee and destroyed the local wells to make sure the coming troops did not have a water supply. So what is al-Shabab’s strategy here? Regional analysts say al-Shabab has realized it can not effectively fight AU and Somali government troops in a conventional war, so the group is avoiding direct clashes. The militants suffered significant losses in 2010 and 2011 during attempts to hold Mogadishu, and have since taken heavy casualties in other battles. Abdullahi Aden, a security analyst in Mogadishu, said, “They [al-Shabab] know and hear what is going on. They know something about the fighting strategy, they have assessed the power that is moving toward them and they decided to vacate these towns.” Roland Marchal is an al-Shabab expert and a senior fellow at the National Center for Scientific Research in Paris. He said he thinks the militants have decided to pursue asymmetrical warfare, an approach popular with militant Islamic groups in other parts of the world. “If you look at what happened to the Taliban in 2011 that was one of their main mistakes,” said Marchal. “If you look at other jihadi groups that tried to resist in cities in Syria or Iraq, they lost so much for trying to keep cities for the sake of showing their strength. Shabab has learned.” Blocking the roads Al-Shabab is implementing another new tactic, more troubling to the Somali government and AMISOM forces. They are blockading the towns they have lost. In Huddur, Wajid, Buloburde and el-Bur, al-Shabab militants have told commercial truck drivers that they will be targeted and even killed if they transport goods to these towns. With no supplies coming in, food and fuel prices in all four towns have skyrocketed. Ali Ismail Ali, a worker for a non-governmental organization in Huddur, said the cost of basic goods in Huddur has risen about 50 percent. “[For] an example, a sack of sugar was $35 and now is selling for $80, and a sack of rice was $25 and now $60,” he said. He said the price for a drum of fuel also has jumped, from $70 to $105. Ali said the only way to ease the situation is to remove al-Shabab from the roads leading to Huddur and the other towns. Experts say al-Shabab’s ultimate goal is to stretch AMISOM and government forces, wear them down, and then be able to regroup. Even after its recent losses, al-Shabab still controls a significant amount of the countryside. At the moment, AMISOM and the government lack the troops to drive them out of every area. Many regional experts think al-Shabab leaders and individuals that are well known — and wanted by Somali authorities — will stay in rural areas and jungles to lead the group’s guerrilla war. But many militants have gradually re-entered main towns, trying to melt into the society. These militants, the experts say, could conduct urban attacks such as suicide bombings and assassinations. Al-Shabab may also benefit from any grievances residents have. In particular, people in the areas previously controlled by al-Shabab are tired after enduring years of war and al-Shabab’s strict Islamic rule. Some feel that at least they had peace under al-Shabab, and expect the government to improve their lives. One expert says of these civilians: “They cannot accept roadblocks, insecurity and lack of administration. At the moment they want to see the government stay and not move on to other areas because that would make them vulnerable to attacks from al-Shabab.” Al-Shabab faces its own challenges. Roland Marchal describes the group’s leaders as “paranoid” when it comes the possibility of spies passing information about the group’s plans to U.S. agents, who can then launch drone attacks against al-Shabab targets. “That has weakened the ability of Shabab to mix with the population and trust people enough to rebuild its recruitment facilities in a short-term basis,” he says. So who is better prepared for the long war in Somalia? Abdullahi Aden says the government will succeed if it can keep continuous military pressure on al-Shabab. “The international community and the Somali government are determined to remove al-Shabab and to see Somalia united,” he says. “The Somali government has its own troops (who) are able to conduct an operation, however weak they are. I believe if they can maintain this operation the government will succeed.” But Roland Marchal argues there is a huge question mark on which side could come on top at the end. “AMISOM is going to take over very significant number of cities, some of them very important for their number of population and strategic location,” he said. “But the point is, the day after, who is going to control? Who is able to secure logistical lines for the military contingent or for the people and administration to move from one city to the other, and this is the weak point.” Harun Maruf COPYRIGHT © 2014 Somalilandpress. All rights reserved

^^ now do you believe me of the reality of the pirate parallel universe disorder. Proper condition.hahah.