Safferz;960524 wrote: Misogyny underpins patriarchy and the belief in male dominance. It's BS, and there's nothing natural about male supremacy. Well we won't agree here then. Men are the heads of households. This is a natural and historic fact. I don't see where misogyny comes into it other than from inferior creatures who have to manifest their manliness by oppressing women.

What's misogyny got to do with men's natural position in this world?

72 million from such a rich organisation? These Ayrabs are being scrooges.

Abtigiis, what kind of troll attempt is this?

Safferz;960517 wrote: ^^ feminism and female empowerment are one and the same, even rights as basic as the right to vote were hard earned gains that women had to organize and fight for. Still there's a distinction. One is about genuine improvement of women's life (we'll call it passive feminism just to appease you), the other is an arrogant and misguided approach of kicking men off their natural pedestal (radical feminism).

Safferz;960512 wrote: When did supporting women's rights become a problem? Yarey, there's a difference between what I like to call positive women empowerment (female education etc.) and crazy feminism (anaa surwaalka kula xiran etc.) And yes, it was my intention to come across as condescending

Apophis;960475 wrote: We can rest assured that feminism, like aids, will never take root among Somalis. My 2 shillings. Thank goodness.

Showqi;960460 wrote: Haatu, biid is the Somali hippies in the 70s and early 80s Thanks. Now it's actually much more funnier now kkk

Alpha Blondy;960457 wrote: that's funny. Sad more like.

If it's time it's time. Indeed, you are to die, and indeed, they are to die.

A national epic is an epic poem or a literary work of epic scope which seeks or is believed to capture and express the essence or spirit of a particular nation; not necessarily a nation state, but at least an ethnic or linguistic group with aspirations to independence or autonomy. National epics frequently recount the origin of a nation, a part of its history, or a crucial event in the development of national identity such as other national symbols. In a broader sense, a national epic may simply be an epic in the national language which the people or government of that nation are particularly proud of. It is distinct from a pan-national epic which is taken as representative of a larger cultural or linguistic group than a nation or a nation-state. Thus, Beowulf can be the national epic of England, yet England is part of Western civilization and thus also subscribes to the Iliad and Odyssey of Homer and the Aeneid of Virgil as pan-national epics. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_epic Being a nation of poets, it was surprising for me that I couldn't find a national epic for the Somalis? Does anyone know of a poem that might be it/come close?

This old man is very funny kkk But a question though, what is biid?

:D

Chimera, you said you're targeting the youngsters but ask yourself this, just how many of them actually watch Somali channels?

The Union might be dead (for now), but Somaliweyn still lives (albeit in a different way). That said, what's so special about SNMLand other than one tiny fact?

Cambuulo iyo bun;959894 wrote: Ilaa 7-ruux ayaa ku dhimatay dagaalkii maanta ku dhex maray bartamaha magaalada Kismaayo maleeshiyaad taabacsan Madaxweynayaasha lagu kala doortay magaalada, iyadoo beryihii u dambeeyay magaalada ka jirtay xiisad siyaasadeed. Xaalada magaalada ayaa ah mid degan, inkastoo ay jirto cabsi ku aadan in mar kale dagaalada soo laabtaan, iyadoo dhinacyada is hayana ay daaraha magaalada la koreen qoryaha daran dooriga u dhaca. If wishes were true. You and Xaaji Habaar continue cooking that bun and the unceasing dikri.

tutu;959857 wrote: We are yet to get even an apology from the Kenyan government for the myriad violations they inflicted us, despite years of court struggles ee iskaba daa ingriisku oo the sole injustice they did is the forceful inclusion of NFD to Kenya. But the whole border demarcation in the scramble of Africa was a mess. And what does that tell you? We're free Kenyans with equal rights like everyone else? Us Somalis in NEP have to stop lying to ourselves. Kenya does NOT serve our interests (I'm not calling for a rebellion so calm yourself down). We need to take our own future in our hands by milking this new county system to the limit and somehow try and bring the control of the local police into our hands. And oh yeah, we need to dispose of the Old Guard (your Kunnows, Duq Maxamuuds & et al).

Mintid Farayar;959876 wrote: Tutu, Chimera is referring to the disputed area(between Kenya & Somalia) where, due to the angle of the borders, there's an overlapping of the usual Exclusive Economic Zone demarcation line. Meanwhile, the Kenyan projects you've referred to are in sovereign Kenyan territories where there are no 'sovereignty' disputes. A little correction hear yaa Mintid. Somalia doesn't recognise an EEZ. All 350 nautical miles (previously 250 nautical miles) are territorial waters. There's a huge difference.

SP, you're alive? Apo, who knows sxb, who knows.

If what you posted on the other thread is true, then prepare to retire in Minnesota old man. There's no hope.

Oo waayo? There's nothing sweeter than a nice oreo dipped in milk But you most definitely are too white for an average Somali.

xiinfaniin;959698 wrote: ^^Reports say initial talks between Faroole and Hassan collapsed...but lets see the final communique in tomorrow. With Faroole and Culusow maxaad kale ood sugeyse? Waa laba qalbi dhagax.

Alpha Blondy;959695 wrote: someone seemed scared, ma istidhi? next time, do something ridiculous and you won't attract such weird people. KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK To this moment I'm still wondering if he was Zack or not? Saff, oo adna maxaa kaa shan iyo toban ah?

Alpha Blondy;959690 wrote: Dear Mr. Haatu, Thank you for your suggestion. At Alpha's thread we take all suggestions and ideas serious. As such, we've decided to present your idea to the management planning committee for consideration. Your thoughts and feedback is very important to us and we intend to seriously consider your suggestions. Mrs. Jane Hargreaves, PA to CEO Mrs Jane, I appreciate your swift reply but I would like to take a moment to draw your attention to the fact that your, the PA, and not the man himself is replying is very worrying to say the least. It is known the world over that secretaries or soulless, heartless creatures that are used by their bosses to reject all petitions they deem unworthy in a "respectable" manner, which I fear is the case hear. I kindly request of you to resend my request back to Mr Alpha once again as I'm sure he'll agree to it in the end. Kind regards, Haatu ina Sh Nuur

Saff, you're an oreo that's why. You don't do "Somali" things Warsamaale/Apophis, fadlan isku noqda oo hal dood la yimaada waad na wareeriseen