Blood stained pirates...Kismayo is mine!

Laskorey,Buhoodle,Bosaso,Godey are all jubalanders now....took ova streets of Kismayo...real natives:D

This document is fake and is anti H propaganda.Who in his right mind would write such knowing full well it be leaked at sometime. NONESENSE...

Mad_Mullah;958826 wrote: Mogadishu Hargeisa Bosaso Kismayo Burco I think. Bosaso and Kismayo! Typical southerner or more precisely pirate

Mad_Mullah;958707 wrote: I Compare the small numbers of Somaliland to the HAG. Reminds me of Siyad Barre's speech when he was about to embark on his ill advised adventure against what was then the NORTH that "northern regions r only around 200,000 & half of that emigrated to the gulf", thus starting the war based on those numbers:D:D:D For the otha 2 guys arguing,the 3 largest towns r as follows & everything else is debatable: Mogadishu Hargeisa Burao. I think these kind attitudes where villages promoted to towns on map is a by product of Siyad era and still purposely clung to by some. Good reason we stay from each otha...waxba isuma ogolin.

@ Apohis..... rogue racists everywhere .....

A southeast Texas town with a history of racial unrest on Monday fired two white police officers recently captured on video slamming a black woman’s head into a countertop and wrestling her to the ground. “The amount of force used was abominable,” the woman's attorney, Cade Bernsen, told Yahoo News. The incident was captured by security cameras at the Jasper, Texas, police headquarters. Keyarika "Shea" Diggles, 25, was brought to the jail on May 5 for an unpaid fine, according to Bernsen. He said she was was on the phone with her mother trying to arrange to get the $100 owed when Officer Ricky Grissom cut off the call. There’s no audio on the video, but Diggles and Grissom were apparently arguing when Officer Ryan Cunningham comes in behind Diggles and attempts to handcuff her. When she appears to raise her hand, Cunningham grabs Diggles by the hair and slams her head into a countertop. The officers wrestle Diggles to the ground before dragging her by her ankles into a jail cell. “She got her hair pulled out, broke a tooth, braces got knocked off … it was brutal,” Bernsen said. Diggles was charged with resisting arrest for arguing with the officers, a charge dropped on Monday, according to Bernsen. Cunningham, reached by phone Monday afternoon, hung up on a Yahoo News reporter. A message left for Grissom was not immediately returned. The officers’ firing comes 15 years to the week after an infamous hate crime in Jasper, a town of about 8,000 people two hours northeast of Houston. James Byrd Jr., a black man, was tied to the back of a pickup by three white men and dragged for several miles until he was decapitated. The high-profile case triggered marches by the New Black Panthers and Ku Klux Klan. Last year, a majority-white Jasper City Council fired the town's first black chief after 16 months on the job. Rodney Pearson is now suing, claiming his civil rights were violated. “It’s a different part of the world, man, it’s crazy,” said Bernsen, who's also representing the fired police chief. Jasper's interim city manager confirmed the terminations, but referred questions about the Diggles case to the interim police chief, who was unreachable Monday afternoon. “The more things change, the more they remain the same,” Jasper City Council Member Alton Scott said of the city's racial troubles. Scott obtained the video in the Diggles’ incident and turned it over to a local TV station after he heard that her written complaint against the officers was apparently being ignored. “There’s nothing she said that could have justified what they did,” Scott said. “They are supposed to be trained professionals. They are supposed to be above that. It was inexcusable.” After terminating the officers on Monday, the council requested that the pair be investigated for possible criminal charges. Bernsen said he hopes that probe is done by the FBI or state police. “I don’t trust the Police Department as far as you can throw them,” he said. .. .

clearing his inner conflict.Best to bow down ,whispering in Somaliland we trust.

^^^ thanks.

from what I read & believe Somalis didn't come from Arabs,actually only 3% arab DNA. Amharas,tigrayneyans have much more,ova 50% as proved by DNA.So my point was not meant as insult as I don't believe none of us are arab descendants but rather paralleling with jebertis who are black in yemen & treated 3rd class citizens.

what difference it make, purely ethnic gov'ts will remain in Africa for a long,long time to come.People will vote along ethnic lines and oromos will come to power which the powers that be can't swallow.Even the most potent opposition ,the Amharas,won't accept....then back to square one; who eva strong enough at the time should ascend the throne.

paving the way for nxt presidential elections.

there is no threat from the army as he retired or put in jail the old aristocratic generals and this Shiite , sunni stuff shows how interest outweighs religion.Only the poor like Somalia,afganistan fight ova who is close to God!

how they doing economically,politically and what's their status, like the jeberty in yemen or above!

^^townships are 100% black, they in the belly of the beast, also there r competing businesses,each want the otha out.

Erotic Republic Iran is in the throes of an unprecedented sexual revolution. Could it eventually shake the regime? BY AFSHIN SHAHI | MAY 29, 2013 When someone mentions Iran, what images leap into your mind? Ayatollahs, religious fanaticism, veiled women? How about sexual revolution? That's right. Over the last 30 years, as the mainstream Western media has been preoccupied with the radical policies of the Islamic Republic, the country has undergone a fundamental social and cultural transformation. While not necessarily positive or negative, Iran's sexual revolution is certainly unprecedented. Social attitudes have changed so much in the last few decades that many members of the Iranian diaspora are shellshocked when they visit the country: "These days Tehran makes London look like a conservative city," a British-Iranian acquaintance recently told me upon returning from Tehran. When it comes to sexual mores, Iran is indeed moving in the direction of Britain and the United States -- and fast. Good data on Iranian sexual habits are, not surprisingly, tough to come by. But a considerable amount can be gleaned from the official statistics compiled by the Islamic Republic. Declining birth rates, for example, signal a wider acceptance of contraceptives and other forms of family planning -- as well as a deterioration of the traditional role of the family. Over the last two decades, the country has experienced the fastest drop in fertility ever recorded in human history. Iran's annual population growth rate, meanwhile, has plunged to 1.2 percent in 2012 from 3.9 percent in 1986 -- this despite the fact that more than half of Iranians are under age 35. For More -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Ayatollah Under the Bed(sheets) At the same time, the average marriage age for men has gone up from 20 to 28 years old in the last three decades, and Iranian women are now marrying at between 24 and 30 -- five years later than a decade ago. Some 40 percent of adults who are of marriageable age are currently single, according to official statistics. The rate of divorce, meanwhile, has also skyrocketed, tripling from 50,000 registered divorces in the year 2000 to 150,000 in 2010. Currently, there is one divorce for every seven marriages nationwide, but in larger cities the rate gets significantly higher. In Tehran, for example, the ratio is one divorce to every 3.76 marriages -- almost comparable to Britain, where 42 percent of marriages end in divorce. And there is no indication that the trend is slowing down. Over the last six months the divorce rate has increased, while the marriage rate has significantly dropped. Changing attitudes toward marriage and divorce have coincided with a dramatic shift in the way Iranians approach relationships and sex. According to one study cited by a high-ranking Ministry of Youth official in December 2008, a majority of male respondents admitted having had at least one relationship with someone of the opposite sex before marriage. About 13 percent of those "illicit" relationships, moreover, resulted in unwanted pregnancy and abortion -- numbers that, while modest, would have been unthinkable a generation ago. It is little wonder, then, that the Ministry of Youth's research center has warned that "unhealthy relationships and moral degeneration are the leading causes of divorces among the young Iranian couples." Meanwhile, the underground sex industry has taken off in the last two decades. In the early 1990s, prostitution existed in most cities and towns -- particularly in Tehran -- but sex workers were virtually invisible, forced to operate deep underground. Now prostitution is only a wink and a nod away in many towns and cities across the country. Often, sex workers loiter on certain streets, waiting for random clients to pick them up. Ten years ago, Entekhab newspaper claimed that there were close to 85,000 sex workers in Tehran alone. Again, there are no good countrywide statics on the number of prostitutes -- the head of Iran's state-run Social Welfare Organization recently told the BBC: "Certain statistics have no positive function in society; instead, they have a negative psychological impact. It is better not to talk about them" -- but available figures suggest that 10 to 12 percent of Iranian prostitutes are married. This is especially surprising given the severe Islamic punishments meted out for sex outside marriage, particularly for women. More surprisingly still, not all sex workers in Iran are female. A new report confirms that middle-aged wealthy women, as well as young and educated women in search of short-term sexual relationships, are seeking the personal services of male sex workers. Afshin Shahi is a lecturer in Middle East politics and international relations at Exeter University. He tweets at @AfshinShahi.

No win situation, they have to evacuate .

British interests outweighs ours:D

Puntland & Jubaland wana keep the people hostage till they get what they want,the highest office in the land & what comes with it, then start a war with Somaliland,recruiting everyone else as soldier just like Siyaad Barre while they thmslvs reap the benefits of the international donors. Then history will repeat itself....they be defeated & the Somali race will suffer a catastrophe unlike we have eva seen before. Quite amazing at the persistence of wrong doing! what a trait!!

^^^ probably Wahabi sect & the reinstitution of religious far right...scary.

Xaaji Xunjuf;956898 wrote: Burahadeer the defeated lot are angry because of Hassan culusows policies he doesn't buy their fake clanish opportunistic motivated tears.I think hassan is the best thing that happened to Somalia in a long time he exposed allot of people:D The next coming months will be very interesting. It's too bad when they can't pick the needle from haystack.Peace in Somalia will only come if the old guard let go their ego. and yes Hassan is the best president Somalia eva had....