hadaa ruuna la sheego daqaankan waa daqaan Hindi asian ah oo naag kasto agoon ah amba raaag la dhalaa,nin weey isku egyaan iney xumeeyaan . Nagaha intey dilaan beey kufsadaan waa daqaankoda amba muslimka isku sheeg amba hindu noqo . waa labo wajiilo . bila sharaaf weeyaan. criminal gangs majority is white men.

The siyadest mentality anarchist mentality must be fought with words , action and courage. Well done Wasiir Cadaami and Cidaanka Qaranka. Galadh wants to kill innocent people while his own children are in america not gonna happen buddy . He must be put in jail and stopped this old warlord financed from moqadisho.

Black america needs to start loving itself loving their own roots and stand up to defend their god given rights. When a white police man shoots an unarmed black teenager 8 bullets in the head and no one is hold responsible . They african America should ask them self maybe the other part is not interested in coexsistence with black people. One drop rule rules in The USA.

Asian grooming gang convicted of appalling acts of depravity on children Police and social services have apologised for the failings and missed opportunities that allowed a gang of men to carry out appalling abuse on young girls in Oxford for six years. By Martin Evans, Crime Correspondent9:58PM BST 14 May 2013 When Thames Valley Police was first made aware of allegations of rape and sexual assault against teenagers in August 2006 — and on at least three further occasions — it failed to pursue the investigations after the terrified victims withdrew their complaints. Seven men of Asian origin were found guilty of grooming six vulnerable girls before putting them through a “living hell” during which they were forced to commit acts of “extreme depravity”. In a case that bears harrowing similarities to the Rochdale grooming scandal, carefully chosen victims were showered with gifts and plied with alcohol and drugs before being subjected to years of terrifying abuse. Related Articles We will regret ignoring Asian thugs who target girls 15 May 2013 Oxford sex gang: council and police 'should consider their positions' 15 May 2013 Don't deny Asian grooming of girls, warn MPs 10 Jun 2013 Police missed numerous chances to stop gang 14 May 2013 Oxford sex gang: girls as young as 11 'forced into prostitution' 14 May 2013 999 call reporting Nanford guesthouse rape 14 May 2013 The gang recruited its victims from the Oxford area between May 2004 and January last year, deliberately targeting vulnerable girls. Some were spotted drinking or playing truant along the city’s Cowley Road, while others were chosen as they were living in care homes. Once under their control the abusers forced the girls to have sex using threats of extreme violence. Some were gang-raped, while others were prostituted to men who would travel from all parts of the country to have sex with them. If the girls did not comply, they were beaten and burned with cigarettes. One girl was even branded with her abusers’ initials. When another victim became pregnant aged 12, she was forced to undergo a dangerous backstreet abortion. Another was abused with sex toys to “prepare” her for one of the gang rapes. Police were first alerted to the activities of the grooming ring in 2006 when a 14-year-old girl complained that she had been held against her will by two Asian men and forced to take drugs. Seven months later the same girl was found by officers in an Oxford park saying that she had been forced to perform a sex act on one of the defendants, Akhtar Dogar. Dogar was interviewed by police but denied raping the girl and the case was dropped when the girl withdrew her complaint. In the same year another 14-year-old girl told police she had been forced to have sex with several men, but again the case was dropped when she became too scared to press charges. Police were called again to a guest house after a man dialled 999 to report that he feared a prostitute was being assaulted in an adjoining room. When police arrived they found a 14-year-old girl cowering in the basement and complaining that she had been raped and beaten. She too withdrew her complaint and the case was dropped. Social workers claimed they alerted police to concerns about one of the victims who regularly ran away from her care home and was often seen in the company of older Asian men. A serious case review has been announced while Thames Valley Police and Oxfordshire county council apologised for their failure to spot the pattern of abuse earlier. Det Chief Sup Rob Mason said: “Thames Valley Police and Oxfordshire county council social services deeply regret that this activity wasn’t identified sooner and that we were too reliant on victims supporting criminal proceedings, and that they suffered a terrible ordeal.” Joanna Simons, the chief executive of Oxfordshire county council, also apologised to the victims. She said: “We are incredibly sorry we were not able to stop it any sooner. We were up against a gang of devious criminals. The girls thought they were their friends.” Left to right, top: Akhtar Dogar, Anjum Dogar, Kamar Jamil, Assad Hussain. Bottom: Mohammed Karrar, Bassam Karrar and Zeeshan Ahmed Photo: PA Jon Brown of the NSPCC said the girls had been let down by those supposed to be looking after them. “The barbaric treatment of the victims in this case was depraved, almost beyond imagination and must never be allowed to happen again. “The girls were let down by those who were meant to care for them and obvious signs of abuse were missed.” The case is the latest high-profile trial involving Asian gangs convicted of targeting and abusing vulnerable white girls. Last May eight men of Pakistani origin and one Afghan were convicted of trafficking and raping girls in the Rochdale area. Last week a gang of Asian men who groomed vulnerable white girls in Shropshire between 2006 and 2009 were jailed for more than 50 years. Mohammed Shafiq, the chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, said: “The majority of Asians from all backgrounds abhor these crimes these criminals have brought shame on themselves and their families and the wider Asian communities. “We have to use our faith to actually tell how horrific these crimes are and how forbidden they are in our faith.” Two sets of brothers, Akhtar Dogar, 32, and Anjum Dogar, 31, and Mohammed Karrar, 38, and Bassam Karrar, 33, were convicted with Kamar Jamil, 27, Assad Hussain, 32, and Zeeshan Ahmed, 27. Fighting broke out in the dock at the Old Bailey after two other defendants – Mohammed Hussain, 25, and a man who cannot be named for legal reasons – were cleared.

America’s new apartheid: Prosperous white districts are choosing to break away from black cities and go it alone Fifty years after the Civil Rights Act, a new sort of discrimination is plaguing the Deep South DAVID USBORNE Author Biography BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Wednesday 27 August 2014 The private fund-raiser at the Louisiana Lagniappe, one of Baton Rouge’s finer eateries, seems a typically polite affair. Crab cakes and smoked salmon; jackets but no ties. You wouldn’t guess the people inside were plotting an urban remapping campaign that critics are calling a betrayal of 50 years of civil rights progress. Fortunate residents of this the relatively prosperous southern section of a city that is otherwise blighted by poverty, violence and a failing public school system, they are demanding the right to break away from it and forge a whole new city of their own. Putatively named St George, it would measure about 85sq miles and would rob Baton Rouge of about 25 per cent of its population (and, of course, a chunk of its tax revenue). And on this night, they have some good news. After months of struggle, the group has at last mustered the nearly 18,000 signatures required by the state for the issue to be put on the ballot when next Louisiana goes to the polls, or the time after. “The tide is changing, this will happen,” Lionel Rainey, the campaign’s spokesman, told the cheering guests. “We will get this on the ballot, we will win and we will create our new city.” That remains to be seen. City officials have already vowed to file suit to block the petition the moment it is submitted. The objections range from the prosaic to the political and even moral. It has not escaped anyone’s notice that the area that would be St George is whiter and richer than any other part of Baton Rouge. Were it to become a city it would be 70 per cent white. Baton Rouge now is 55 per cent black and 40 per cent white. Fighting the perception of racism may be the campaign’s biggest challenge. It surely doesn’t help that among the 50-odd at the restaurant last Sunday there is only one black face. Nor is there any sign of backing from local business. “They are concerned about taking a position on something so controversial,” admits Deborah Fernandez, a social worker who is attending with her husband. And blacks in the area, she says, are “afraid to present themselves”. “We are being stereotyped as being white, racist or separatist but that’s a very predictable tactic,” Mr Reiney, the owner of a Republican political consultancy, said. “When you can’t argue on the merits you turn to calling the other side racist.” An aerial view of Baton Rouge and the Mississippi River in Louisiana An aerial view of Baton Rouge and the Mississippi River in Louisiana (Corbis) Supporters insist that above all this is about providing their children with a better and safer education. Only by creating a new city can they create their own school district. “A lot of people say this is a black and white thing, but it’s not,” says Amy Bliss, 36, who backs the effort. “My children have a lot of black friends. It really frustrates me that they say it is about race.” Both her children, a son and a daughter, are in the public school system. Her daughter has been attacked by another student. Her son used to be so afraid of being bullied in the lunch canteen “he stood in the corridor and didn’t eat”, she says. It is a sense of desperation among parents like Ms Bliss and her husband Josh about the state of the schools that has led them to make what by any measure is a daring gambit. No metropolis anything like the size of what St George would be has been hived off and incorporated in this way in modern US history. In short order it would have to find space for a city hall, build some new schools of its own and form a city government. Their plans call for starting out with only about 10 to 15 city employees, a tiny fraction of the numbers on the Baton Rouge payroll now. The battle is being keenly watched by other cities for whom a break-up would create a troubling precedent, possibly encouraging citizens “on the right side of the tracks” anywhere to try to follow suit. The city leaders of Baton Rouge are already taking aggressive steps to stop it, notably by recently expropriating land beneath the booming Mall of Louisiana shopping centre that was to be part of St George and a large part of the new city’s tax base. “It’s a land-grab. It’s like this is the Balkans and it’s absurd,” says Mr Reiney, while insisting that the loss of the mall won’t slow the campaign even though the city may snatch even more land. Baton Rouge, he reasons, would have reasons to be grateful for St George – it would be left with a smaller school district to manage and only by creating it will the current middle-class exodus from the whole metropolitan area be staunched. Arguments that he and his cohorts are essentially turning back five decades of integration in the South do not much impress him. “I wasn’t alive during the civil rights era and desegregation. I don’t carry that baggage. It was a horrible time, but I can’t do anything about it. What I can do is try to make the present better.” Derek Christian with his wife Carmencita Derek Christian with his wife Carmencita Derek Christian, the owner of a car paint shop on the side of Baton Rouge that would be left behind doesn’t look at the St George campaign through a racial lens but he is certainly opposed. “The better thing to do is try to make the city better,” he explains. “Any time you try to break away from something you weaken it – it doesn’t make it stronger. I think it will be destructive to both sides.” If the people on that side of town hate it so much, he says, “why don’t they just leave and live where they feel more comfortable?” Joshua Fini, 25, is white and also lives in the northern part of town. “I think it’s about class,” he offers. “They won’t say it but they don’t want their children mixing with poor people. It’s a terrible idea. It isn’t necessary and there is no legal reason to break up the city.” If opponents of St George don’t evoke racism or even snobbery, they might just ask if its supporters aren’t guilty at the most basic level of selfishness, trying to cast off from the rest of the city without a care for what happens to it. “My heart breaks for a lot of people who are now living in the city of Baton Rouge and especially for the children,” responds Mr Reiney. “But at some point you have got to ask, do you just let the whole ship go down? And when did it become a bad thing in this country to try and do right by your child?” Breakaway districts: Prosperous suburbs split off Similar efforts have surfaced in the past two years in Georgia, Alabama, Texas and Tennessee. Trussville, Alabama, is a wealthy white suburb that broke away from the county schools system in 2005. Two Birmingham suburbs have left the county system in the past two years. The small middle-class town of Gardendale, Alabama, voted in 2013 to secede from the Jefferson County school district and then to raise taxes on itself. About 88 per cent of Gardendale residents are white, while more than 42 per cent of Jefferson County residents are black. Next autumn, the predominantly white Alabama community of Pike Road, with only 6,500 residents, will open its first school after splitting from Montgomery County Public Schools, where 83 per cent of its 32,000 students are either African-American or Latino. In Atlanta, Georgia, new districts have been proposed by Dunwoody, which is part of DeKalb County schools. Since the mid-2000s, six suburban, predominantly white areas outside Atlanta became cities. In 2012, residents of Brookhaven decided to incorporate what had been a mostly white neighbourhood in the 55 per cent black DeKalb County into their town.

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all this troubles began because of clan federalism . People from Baydhabo are peaceful people but when even they are protesting its clear that federalism project is to make people who are natives to regions hate each other and fight among themselves. brother against brother , Neighbour against Neighbour to pro long the somalia civilians suffering and continue this nightmare. This Clan Federalism was invented in two stages, first by the Siyadist regime by dividing the colonial regions from the original 8 regions 2 in British Somaliland ( West ,East) and 6 in Italia Somalia into 18 smaller regions and to give his Said Barre clans people land everywhere in the country. The other inventor of Clan federalism in Somalia is the Ethiopian regime of late Melez Zenawi his strategy was to defeat Somali nationhood forever this policy report was published online on the Ethiopian foreign website 10 years ago.

By Sarah Treanor Business reporter, BBC News, Bergen Houses in Bergen, Norway Bergen is not a place to go looking for supercars racing around Continue reading the main story Related Stories Oslo’s rapid growth redefines Nordic identity Big gains for Norway oil wealth fund Hugged by mountains and perched on a stunning coastline of fjords, Bergen, Norway's second-largest city, has picture-postcard views. As one of the centres of Norway's booming oil and gas industries, it is also a very wealthy place. Yet there are few displays of ostentatious spending - there are no supercars with tinted windows, no designer handbag shops, and no queues of people outside exclusive nightclubs. For while other countries have struck oil and then binged on the revenues, by contrast Norway is continuing to invest its oil and gas money in a giant sovereign wealth fund. Continue reading the main story “ Start Quote We trust the government, we believe our tax money will be spent wisely” Prof Alexander Cappelen Norway School of Economics The fund, worth about $800bn (£483bn), owns 1% of the entire world's stocks, and is big enough to make every citizen a millionaire in the country's currency, the kroner. In effect, it is a giant savings account. And most Norwegians are seemingly very content with this - according to a 2012 study by New York's Columbia University Norway is one of the world's happiest countries. "We had to invest a lot of money before we could spend anything," says Prof Alexander Cappelen, from the Norway School of Economics, explaining why the country has apparently avoided the pitfalls of vast wealth. "In other countries the oil is much easier to extract, so they got the money straight away. "We were put in the right mindset by knowing it was a long-term plan." Trusting the government So, no spending bonanza for Norway. In fact there is a closely followed guideline that only 4% of the surplus from the fund is spent or invested in public projects. "Actually we are spending less than 4% currently - we are saving," says Prof Cappelen. A Norwegian oil rig Norway's economy has been transformed by its oil boom There are several reasons, he says, why Norway is happy to save its wealth and shrug off the temptations of a luxury life. "For this kind of system to work, you need to have an enormous level of trust," says Prof Cappelen. "Trust that the money isn't going to be mismanaged - that it's not going to be spent in a way you don't like. "As a result of social democracy and egalitarian policies it is a homogenous society and has built up an enormous level of trust. Siv Jensen Norway is in a fortunate position, says Finance Minister Siv Jensen "We trust the government. We believe our tax money will be spent wisely. once you start trusting that others are contributing their share then you are happy to contribute yours." So is Norway rich because of Norwegians high level of trust, or are its citizens trusting because they are rich? "I think it is both," says Prof Cappelen. "High levels of trust make economic growth easier." Norwegian oil workers Norway is already planning for when its oil and gas reserves run out But this oil boom is tailing off. So what's next? "Norway's economy is in a very fortunate situation. We are talking about a gradual shift over the next few years," says Norway's Finance Minister, Siv Jensen. "We have had a slower growth in productivity over the past few years, and for this government we have to look at a competitive tax level and reducing red tape to attract investment. "But it is true we have a higher cost level than any comparable country." 'We respect hard work' Those costs can be quite shocking for a visitor. In cafe overlooking Bergen's fish market, while sipping a cappuccino costing almost $10, Tone Hartvedt from Business Region Bergen explains that costs are simply comparable to wages. Drilling on an oil rig It isn't cheap for Norway to get at all its offshore oil and gas deposits "It may sound surprising, but for us it is not too expensive," says Ms Hartvedt. "We tend to have summer and winter holiday houses or cabins, and we can afford life here. It is comfortable." This is surprising to the uninitiated visitor - after a trip to the local supermarket revealed that the cheapest pasta, bread, cheese and chopped tomatoes would come to around $50. But, says Ms Hartvedt: "We pay our workers a wage that means they have a good quality of life. That is not so much the case in places like London. "Here we respect hard work, but we don't believe that the highest paid worker in a company should earn vastly more than the lowest paid. "This does mean that some very talented people leave for other countries where they will be paid more." So, do people in Norway regard themselves as rich? "No, we don't think of things like that, it's for the future," she says. Economic challenges On an island half an hour from Bergen, is Coast Center Base (CCB), a huge support centre for the oil and gas industry. There's a rig, fire engine red and vast, sitting in the harbour being checked over. "I remember the days when there were plenty of farmers and fish farmers in Norway. Life has changed for the average Norwegian," says CCB's chief executive, Kurt Andreassen. "This base was started up in 1974, and there has been a tremendous change in those decades. The welfare is now very high. It is quite different to 40 years ago, many people are educated - things have changed." Shoppers in downtown Oslo Norway's shoppers are not often able to take advantage of a good bargain As for when the oil does eventually run out, "Norway will survive, but it will be a challenge for all of us," he says. "Our challenge will be to utilise our expertise and use it in other areas." It's a point of view echoed by Dag Rune Olsen, rector of Bergen University: "I worry we do not invest to a sufficient extent in other ways to generate income in the next decades. "We are very well aware that the oil and gas resources are limited, and at least for Norwegian oil it will cost us more year by year to extract the oil," he says. "It is evident we need to find other sources of income, and now we have the ability to invest - it is crucial that we do." 'We will get jobs' Perhaps this awareness that it won't last forever goes some way to explain the second-hand Volvos circling Bergen's winding streets, rather than the Porsches or Bentleys of wealthy parts of London. Prudence and pragmatism rather than posing seems to be the attitude. While there is an inkling of concern for what will become of Bergen, and Norway, when the oil runs out - most Norwegians remain confident about their prospects. "We are in Norway, we are not worried about these things," reply students at the Norway School of Economics, slightly uncomfortably, when asked if they are concerned about jobs. "We will work hard and we will get jobs."

Don't blame you Malistar honestly was never in the walweyne dictionary you 'people' replaced that word with bravado.

Tsk tsk .... Poor 2.5Buntland im feeling sad for them so far away from reality so close to Madness. Their bluff was seen right trough , Moqadiso people said no talks whats next.

Keep the hope up Buntland Boys, haha walter mitties. Ssc , khatumo , Mudug , jubba , xamar you dream about other people's land day and night , thats what 22 years of Your Papa Siyad regime made you believe in. Siad Barre was , stupid, mad , uneducated and arrogant followng his succesful road you are . Marqaan news is youre source that says it all. Z

Just like your Siyadest uncle use to give ur people all the universty scholarships to italia , Soviet, Misr , Arabia, India, America, Britain and so on . How does it feel now the shoe is on the other foot mr Shameless you taking about 350 scholarships to the poorest nations in the world. We talking about taking your criminal family to the International HAGUE Court for crime against the somali people . Siyadism must be eliminated these people must be deSiadficated just like Denazification was done in Germany .

^ what about the fake Somali nationalist reer ,criminal siyadest jerbarrti ismail who killed a millon somali civilians , and still shameless keep crying somaliweyn . Well done central state keep working for your region dont listen to the haters . Madaxweyne Caabdi cawali Xassan D/G central state telling the truth. Federalism Siyadism, Qabilism, Xaasidnimo , one way or another it all comes from the same place the place that destroyed the somali people,nation and dignity the beasts from east And until somali people wake up elimate this threat they will never see peace. I will remind we are dealing with the same shameless people who nominated in 2009 and gave all their votes to Maslax Siyaad Baare as president candidate the son of lifelong dictator Siyad Bare such shamless behaviour you will not find among any other people . This Madness must be stoppd. Siadsm is worst then nazism and must be faced head on as the evil it is just like nazism was defeated.

http://puntlandi.com/fadeexada-2014dowlada-federaalka-oo-puntland-ka-musuqmaasuqday-deeqo-waxbarsho-oo-hor-lehcadaymo/ this is from buntlandes own website, who are you guys kidding you have cut relationship with xamar, but they dont care nor are interested in federralka and sharing anything you. A simple list of students for education abroad , Buntland gets 2 out of 356 . naive federaal siyadest pirates if what u claim is true you would not be given a token of 2 like the minority you are.

http://caasimadda.com/warqad-sir-ah-puntland-iyo-shaxda-ay-cayaareyso-2016-sida-ay-rabto-in-loo-qeybiyo-xildhibaanada-muqdisho/. aamulka goboleedka Puntland ayaa la yimid, soona habeeyey qorshe damaaci ah, oo ku saabsan sida loo qeybinayo kuraasta xildhibaanada Baarlamaanka sanadka 2016, iyadoo dalka la rajeynayo inay doorasho ka dhacdo. Qorshahan ah ayaa mid ay Puntland rajeyneyso inay kula wareegto talada dalka Soomaaliya, ayada si wanaagsan uga fakartay qaab ay xildhibaanno badan ku heli karto. Aragti siyaasadeedkan ayaa Puntland ku dooneysaa inay ku hor dhigto wada hadalka ay dowladda Soomaaliya la yeelaneyo dhowaan ama shirka Copenhagen ee dhowaan dhici doona, kaasoo la doonayo in lagu jeexo khariirad cusub (Road Map) sanadka 2016. Waxaan helnay nuqul ka mid ah qoraalka talo soo jeedinta ee aragtida siyaasdaeed Puntland, waxaana ay Puntland dooneysaa in nidaamka 4.5 meesha laga saaro, laguna bedelo Goboleysi, waxaase yaab iyo caqli xumo ah, in Puntland ay dooneyso in Muqdisho oo ah magaala madaxdii dalka in kuraasteeda lagu qeybiyo 4.5. Warqadda Puntland waxaa sidoo kale lagu aflagaadeeyey, wax magaratana lagu tilmaamay dadka deggan koonfurta Somalia. Sidoo kale arrimaha ay daliishanayaan in aanay doorasho ku dhici karin sanadka ayay ku tilmaameen Amniga Koofurta Soomaaliya oo aan hagaagsaneyn, dadka Koofurta oo aan khibrad u laheyn nidaamka dimoqraadiyada iyo doorashooyinka, sharciyada doorashooyinka oo aan diyaar aheyn iyo dadka degan Koofurta oo dib u heshiisiin u baahan. Qaabka qeybinta kuraasta Baarlamaanka ayay ku taliyeen in 18-ka gobol min 12-xildhibaan laga soo doorto gobol walba, maadaama dastuurka qabyada uu dhigayo in 225 Xildhibaan ay noqdaan Baarlamaanka sanadka 2016. Arrintan ayaa qeyb ka ah qeylo-dhaanta iyo sadbursiga Puntland ay muddo wadday, waana taas sababta ay gadaal uga riixeysay maamul goboleedyo aan jirin meel ay maamulaan sida kan jubba. Hadaba nuqulka aragti siyaasadeedka iyo shaxda ay wadato Puntland oo u dirtay UNSOM, oo aan tarjumnay hoos ka arag. United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia UJEEDDO: TALO SOO JEEDIN Tixraac warqad No.. Anagoo ah dowlad goleedka Puntland ee Jamhuuriyada Federaalka Somaaliya waxaan halkan ku soo jeedinaynaa qaabka qaybinta kuraasta xildhibaanada dalka, si loo helo awood isku dheeli tiran anagoo tixraacayna nidaamka awood qaybsiga ee JFS iyo qaab dhismeedka awoodaha dowliga dalka ka jira iyo madaxweynaha jamhuuriyada Soomaliya Waxaan garanay in ay haboon tahay in nidaamka 4.5 lagu badalo goboleysi, maadama ay adag tahay in doorasho sax la qabto 2016 sababaha hoos ku qoran awgood. Amniga koonfurta Soomaliya oo aan hagaagsanayn. Dadka degen koonfurta Soomaliya oo khibrad u lahayn nidaamka dimoqraadiga iyo doorashooyinka. Sharciyada doorashooyinka oo aan diyaar ahayn. Shacabka koonfurta Soomaaliya oo u baahan dib uheshiisiin. Si loo suurto geliyo nidaamka dimoqraadiyada waxaa qasab ah in laga shaqeeyo afarta arrin ee kor ku qoran, sidaas darteed waxaan soo diyaarinay qaabka ay naga codasadeen maamulada Somalia ka jira iyo Dowlada Federaalka Soomaliya, waana sida hoos ku qoran. No Gobolka Tirada xildhibaan 1 Awdal 12 xildhibaan 2 Togdher 12 xildhibaan 3 Waqooyi galbeed 12 xildhibaan 4 Sool 12 xildhibaan 5 Sanaag 12 xildhibaan 6 Bari 12 xildhibaan 7 Nugaal 12 xildhibaan 8 Mudug 12 xildhibaan 9 Galgaduud 12 xildhibaan 10 Hiiraan 12 xildhibaan 11 Shabeelada Dhexe 12 xildhibaan 12 Banaadir 12 xildhibaan 13 Shabeelada Hoose 12 xildhibaan 14 Bay 12 xildhibaan 15 Bakool 12 xildhibaan 16 Gedo 12 xildhibaan 17 Jubbada Hoose 12 xildhibaan 18 Jubbada Dhexe 12 xildhibaan EX Beelaha Shanaad 9 xildhibaan Total 225 xildhibaan Waxaan kaloo talo ahaan u soo jeedin lahayn in xildhibaanada ka imaanaya beelaha shanaad waa in laga tixgeliyaa beelaha degan Puntland, Somaliland, iyo Jubaland. Waxaan kaloo soo jeedinaynaa in xildhibaanada ka imaanaya gobolka Banaadir lagu saleeyaa 4.5. Tirada guud ee madaxda state-yada ka jira Somalia ama maamullada federaalka, waa 8 wakiil oo madax u ah maamulada la dhisaayo ilaa laga gaaro doorasha dalka ka dhici doonta 2024, tirada guud ee qeybinta xildhibaana waa in markasta lagala tashadaa maamulada dalka hada ka jira sida Jubaland , Somaliland iyo Puntland. Waxaa is-weydiin Mudan in Garoowe oo ay ku nool yihiin 53 kun iyo Muqdisho oo ay ku nool yihiin 2 milyan oo qof in min 12 xildhibaan ay helaan, kaaga sii daranee in Puntland ay rabto in xildhibaanada Muqdisho lagu qeybsado 4.5, halka kuwa Garoowe ay ayada u gaar yihiin? Haddaba aqriste waa kaas qorshaha iyo caqliga Puntland.

As many said before Ugandiiska will be here for long term, koonfurta iyo ugandeeska have a "common Daqaan " And Former Somalia president Sheikh Sharif lives in Uganda .

t^ and how long will the Trustshipp last. Do you remember Boutros-Ghali . Daadkani waxey ka shaqeystaan inta ku mamuliyo , taas waa daantooda.

5 1 Google +0 0 Wednesday, August 20, 2014 UPDF soldiers keeping peace in Moqadisho have not been paid for six months, The Observer has learnt. Frustrated, the soldiers have asked Parliament to intervene. Each soldier draws a gross salary of $1,028 (Shs 2.6m) which translates into a net pay of $828 (Shs 2.15m). Kigulu South MP Milton Muwuma told us on Monday that several soldiers had telephoned him and raised similar concerns. “After registering several concerns from our soldiers in Somalia, this is an issue that the UPDF and ministry of Defence officials will have to explain when they appear before the committee [on Defence and Internal Affairs] on Thursday,” Muwuma said. Ministry of Defence officials are scheduled to meet the committee to defend their 2014/15 budget. The Chief of Defence Forces, Gen Katumba Wamala, said on Tuesday that the delay in payments was not UPDF’s fault. “Payment of that money is not handled by the UPDF, it is not in our budget, we are only conduits of the money,” Katumba said. The money, Katumba added, is not paid to soldiers as salary but as allowances. “Amisom is not a Ugandan mission, it is managed by the AU [African Union] and if they have not given us the money, we will not pass it on to our forces,” he said. “AU gets the money from the European Union and before EU releases it, AU will not get it, and we [uPDF] will as well not get it to pay them,” Katumba explained. Uganda has the biggest contingent of soldiers serving under the UN- funded Africa Union Mission in Somalia (Amisom) numbering at least 6,000 soldiers and 200 police personnel. Other countries with troops in Somalia are Burundi (5,435), Ethiopia (4,395), Kenya (3,664), Djibouti (960) and Sierra Leone (850).

A French MEP and former minister has created a storm in France by posting a picture of a veiled woman sitting on a beach and criticising it as an 'attack on our culture'. Nadine Morano, a close ally of former president Nicolas Sarkozy, took a picture of the woman wearing a headscarf and posted it on her Twitter feed and Facebook page next to a famous photo of sex symbol Brigitte Bardot wearing a bikini. 'When one sees this scene, one cannot but help feel an attack on our culture that goes against our sexual equality,' wrote Morano, from the centre-right UMP party. Scroll down for video Nadine Morano touched off a heated debate in France by posting a picture of a veiled woman sitting on a beach and criticising it as an 'attack on our culture' +1 Nadine Morano sparked a heated debate in France by posting a picture of a veiled woman sitting on a beach and criticising it as an 'attack on our culture' 'If you choose to come to France, a state of law, a secular state, one should respect our culture and women's rights. If not, go elsewhere!' said Morano, who is well-known for gaffes and outspoken comments. She acknowledged, however, that the woman had not broken the law, which bans women from wearing a full-face veil. The comments touched off a heated debate in France, home to Europe's largest Muslim community. More... Far-right anti-Europe and anti-immigration politician Marine Le Pen would WIN a French presidential election if it was held today according to new poll Sarkozy vs Trierweiler - the next generation: Teenage sons of former French president and his successor's mistress swap insults on Twitter Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy hit by new corruption scandal after 'being recorded offering to meet Prince Albert of Monaco to set up plum job for judge' Inside Sarko's favourite holiday home: France opens the doors of Fort de Bregancon, the 'discreet' hideaway of its presidents Abdallah Zekri, president of the National Observatory Against Islamophobia hit back, stressing that 'freedom of expression and belief are constitutional rights'. Morano retorted that France needed a 'national observatory for respecting French culture'. 'French culture is equality between men and women,' she stressed. The debate raged on social networks and between politicians. Jean-Marc Germain, from the ruling Socialists, attacked Morano as representing 'the worst of the right-wing ... who rejects others, who believes that you are not a proper French person if you are Muslim'. Valerie Pecresse, from the same UMP party as Morano, reacted by saying: 'You can walk around wearing whatever you like on the beach.' And the deputy president of the far-right National Front, Florian Philippot, repeated his party's call for a ban on 'overt religious symbols' in public. France's Secretary of State for European Affairs, Harlem Desir, said he 'understood' Morano's comments, but called for the law to be upheld. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2729497/French-women-duty-wear-bikini-beach-says-former-minister-Row-Sarkozy-supporter-tweets-picture-Muslim-wearing-headscarf.html#ixzz3AwD00KJg Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Seems to be a peoples resistance movement and a very adaptable force . Even if you had a soilder in every inch of the country you will not be able to defeat them. This needs a proper solution. Not bombs and bullets.

Another young black man has been shot in Fergusson. Looking at the numbers, One can see that White America( majority) and black america ( minority ) have different views and trust in the system working . http://www.al.com/news/index.ssf/2014/08/80_percent_of_black_people_thi.html. It also speaks volume that a suburb with majority black population has only 4% black officers 96 percentage White . Zero black members of local city council but black count for majority of stop and fined. The race question in America is still as explosive as ever. Ferguson may be a majority black town, but power lies among the white elite. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/18/opinion/in-ferguson-black-town-white-power.html

Reported to admin. Politicsing dead people is very low unislamic and shows more about you as sick individual then anything else.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-28832462 National Guard send to end the unrest.