The most humble people tent to be the most oppressed and poor. The humility and kindness is over whelming.

^^^Your on holiday?? do some work with me.

Ngonge put something up on your page, it is very boring. :rolleyes:

I don't think protest of a poor Somali women would make a difference. I can do more for them here than there. I have some friends there and I want to see the mosque and everything else. One of the charities I work with sends researchers over each summer. If I can get my family off my back long enough I'm hoping to escape there inshallah, next summer or so. I just need to either convince them or lie to them or not tell them where I'm going But then if I do and something happens to me, they will kill me again just for good measure.

:rolleyes:

^^^hmmm. I see.

^^^At nyt, No way?? Good thing it is sat 2morrow. I guess repeat will be on at 7am. I'd rather watch the 1am.

^^Is your review online somewhere?

Did you go via Israel or Jordan??

^^^ :eek: Lord that is such big habaar! :eek: No, oh lord, Lily you need to have words with that girl! Accudubiliah, and please don't say it to us.

^^^Looool! Well she has not started complaining yet, that is after lunch.

LOoool @Lily, no Lily, you are always here early on fridays. Check your records creature of habit.

^^^They don't get any "Reward", May allah guide them. I doubt they will lock them up Sayid. they can only get away with that if they are Muslims. These are America with few British, not sure about any other Europeans.

^^^ Only on one condition, you must ee soo ducey. Lool @ rituals. Go to the mosque early and read surah Kaf before the Khutbah inshallah. Hey Lily.

^^^Possible, Having seen the place my self and in my research, No one can claim it is a pool of richness or even above the poverty line. I don't think anyone claims that. :confused: It is a just somewhat better than Somalia, and there are some very rich people there, but largely poor people dependant on remittances. I'm not saying there is no truth in some of his claims, what I am saying is I doubt it is the whole truth and nothing but the truth, that is assuming the teleconference even took place.

^^^Malika you have to ask the people for forgiveness while they are alive. If we die you can ask Allah. That is the order. Jumcaa Mubarak all. Malika are you gonna go mosque? Sayiid Lool, Tell them some little small village, make it up, then they just look confused. "oh what city is that near"?

Loooooool, what a strange guy. I don't think it is true, Mr. Osman had a dream, no one can be THAT stupi*d. Right :confused: The key element in this campaign was, in advance of our militia invasion of Sool in 2007, we quietly and clandestinely sent dozens of former convicts, trained by our Ethiopian allies, to infiltrate the Sool communities in Adhi Cadey and Yagori. They settled and married from the community while all along providing intelligence and recruiting local collaborators. HAHA this one he made up for sure! Lol. I want prove. As a staunch defender of Somali Unity in spite of our current crisis, this is the first time I participated in a “Somaliland” meeting whether by telephone or in person. I was flabbergasted by the contrast between Ahmed Yassin’s honest briefing on “Somaliland” current situation and the deafening boasts and naked propaganda of Diasporas Somalilanders that their ‘country’ is peaceful, booming, and it is destined to be an international tourist destination. For a country that can not afford to come up with a 3 million dollar deposit, what do you expect the condition of the average Somali in Hargeisa and Burro? I'm sure Burro iyo Hargeisa are doing fine becaue the state never gave them any money dude.

Sayid^^^Loooooooooooooooool Somalis, they will stare at you to death if you go to their shops and they don't know you. My local somali meat shop, after some time of ma inaa heebel baad tahey for years, finally said dee haada maaxad eheid, ciidi kasta diidehy! Okay wait for tea lady then. Haalka faadi. Ngonge: You know my friend thinks your cool, she now knows your online identity and keeps saying to me "find a funny post from that guy" I keep telling her your not funny, but og well. Yesterday she laughed for so long when she read that part about you "killing your wife if you saw her face in your coffee cup" Lol She needs her beauty sleep, she was at work till 9.30 last nyt you useless old man, you did not even go and pick her up, she had to get the train like everyone else. What are you good for???

Also today, Israeli settlers attack UK envoys A car carrying visiting UK diplomats has been attacked by Israeli settlers in the West Bank town of Hebron. The armoured car, also carrying a driver and guide, was briefly attacked and kicked, although no-one was hurt. Israeli police intervened and, according to the guide, the vehicle had been kept in the area for an hour. Hebron is a flashpoint in the occupied West Bank, having a substantial settler presence living among a larger Palestinian population. The British Consulate General is now assisting Israeli police investigators. Hebron is the scene of tensions between Jewish settlers and peace group tours. A consulate spokesman said three diplomats had been being shown around Hebron by a former Israeli soldier now working for a peace group, Breaking the Silence. The attack happened in a part of the town considered off-limits to Palestinians. Increasing tension A consulate statement said: "The Israeli police intervened and we are assisting them with their investigation of the incident." The BBC's Wyre Davies says Hebron, in the south of the West Bank, has seen "increasing tension between peace groups and settlers who live in the central, historic part of the town". "The peace groups say they're trying to show the negative impact of the Israeli occupation on local Palestinian residents," he said. "For the settlers, Hebron, and its ancient sites, is inherently Jewish and is somewhere they have vowed to remain." About 500 mostly hardline Israeli settlers live in an enclave in the city of about 150,000 Arabs. Israel occupied the West Bank along with East Jerusalem during the 1967 war and has since settled more than 400,000 of its citizens there. The area is also home to about 2.5 million Palestinians. Source: BBC

Now you are pushing it, atheer wiixi lugu seye iska qaado [it was with milk anyway, only arabs drink biigais [north and Ngonge included]

I hope they make it, it is a shame that non-Muslims feel the need to challenge injustice while we Muslims sleep walk with our negativity. :mad: Hopefully the Israel’s won't shoot them all like they shoot journalists and run tanks over activists . A group of activists including Tony Blair's sister-in-law Lauren Booth plans to break Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip by sailing into the Palestinian territory. Some 46 campaigners, among them several Britons, a Holocaust survivor and an 81-year-old retired Catholic nun from the US, will make the 241-mile crossing from Cyprus in two wooden vessels at the end of the week, carrying medical supplies. The journey takes about 20 hours. The California-based Free Gaza movement wants to open unrestricted international access to Gaza while delivering a "symbolic" shipment of 200 hearing aids and batteries for a society for deaf children and other supplies such as painkillers. Organisers say they will not pass through Israeli waters and have therefore not notified Israeli authorities of their plans. But they are prepared for the 21-metre (70ft) Free Gaza and 18-metre Liberty to encounter resistance. The Gaza Strip's waters are patrolled by the Israeli navy. The boats' crews will cover as much of the journey as possible under sail to conserve fuel, so they can stay at sea as long as possible if their progress is blocked, British campaigner Hilary Smith said. "The passengers are prepared to remain on board for weeks or longer if their passage is impeded," she told a press conference in London. "Gaza is a virtual prison for well over a million Palestinians. It's been under siege almost continuously for two years. Israel says it no longer occupies the Gaza Strip so the boat will not be asking permission from Israel and will not allow Israel to board the boats." Israel imposed a blockade on Gaza last year after Hamas took control, and allows limited supplies of food, fuel and aid into the territory. In March a coalition of eight UK human rights groups said Gazans were living through their worst humanitarian crisis since the 1967 war. Source: www.guardian

^^^just this once as tea lady CL is still sleeping; *TEa, with xawaash* Morning to you too,

What time is the opening ceremony so I can get home on time?? The schedule makes no sense to me, all I can see is the dates and the number of medals up for grabs, but nothing about when it will be showing. Maybe I'll look at it again when I wake. BG is that of the drug cheat?? Chambers. The man has an attitude problem, that is why he lost the case, talks too much and cocky. Anyway he was fast [the UK] but not fast enough compared the world. I doubt he would’ve got gold, or even silver.

*YAwn* ~Hayma: Lol I'm eating barris, My dinner frm last nyt,I thought I'd eat before everyone gets here, don't want to smell up the place with my iskudexkaris later on. Feels so strange eating this early and barris too! I hate barris at the best of hrs let alone for breakfast.

St*upid table, I keep doing this stu*pid thing wrong errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrg. :mad: Pheew