This is the thread I was looking for;- Defending his title for the 3,000 today

Mo Farah defending his title today. Go MO Yeeeeah

^^^Fishy wey daaftey- what kind of man hides while his wife is beaten up, and I dont think Somali men would beat up a women in her house. As for the pirates, killing people is bad for their business- they dont usual kill people unless they are of course attacked as was the case in the rescue mission. Ninkan Somali community ha laga qabto!!! Theirry will be here pi8ssed off about you claiming people get beaten in Hobyo, and watch out for Juxa's bud

Hashi said his many appearances in the Somali media speaking against the problem of piracy had angered the pirate groups.It angered them enough to come looking for Hashi in his house. While he was hiding in the bathroom, he says, they beat up his pregnant wife. “I had to leave because I had a conscience,” he said. “They will kill anyone with a conscience.” He hid in the bathroom while his PREGNANT wife was beaten- eesh ya tuuma asaga. People say everything and anything to get pass immigration, shame he wants to echo fox news. Ps: He looks high, and at 25yrs how was he ever allowed in government position? :confused: I thought in Somali law you had to be at least 35?

Axmed-InaJaad;699347 wrote: walaal dumarka uma fiicno inee rag la murmaan. adiga iyo somalina meeshaan baad ku dhex yaacdeen. Axmed, you find it offensive to see me speaking to rag on a public forum, but you think it is okay to PM me and ask me if I can find you a video of the German guy for you. Caqli wakaas, and you still wanna talk about what is fiicno for me and Somalina, uuuf

who ever wanted wax *ibtisam la ceytama :P

GD, Again I agree about wasting the courts time, laaking I disagree that these women need any defending, nor do I see a reason why it is required that people (particularly ones who did not make the decision) are somehow required to speak on behalf of prostitutes. He did not get off because he was German, my best bet would be he got off for sinister reasons- nevertheless I dont see why it requires a speech. If it were rape or torture or forced or kids I would agree, but there is no reason for the common somali in HAregisa of anywhere else should care about 5 prostitutes and their pimp. :rolleyes: Anyway, I just noticed 6 threads about this same thing, I note that rather than people defending prostitutes they are seeing it as a bashing opportunity, so I wont spoile your fun, go ahead and carry on defending your sisters. Salamah

GD I am not sure about this (maybe JB can clarify) but I dont think Prostitution is illegal, not in Somalia or Somaliland. In fact if I am right he was only prosecuted FOR distrubting porn and pornography. Prostitution is and always will be something that exist but ignored by the Somalis (in all areas) but I think the locals had a problem with pornography that was circulating hence the case. Prostitution is NOT alright (Islamicly at least) but so long as it is between consenting private inviduals it has not nothing to do with the state) As I said it is waste of money to prosecute him and put him on trial if the stentence is not served, never the less it does not merit a speech from anyone- least of all in defence of women who went into that proffession. Iyaga aya dhortey and consented to being film and everything else, they didnt even put forward a defense or claim they were forced so why are we quick to paint them as victims? They got paid like him and they were pretty happy till they got busted. uuf caalkey allow trying to speak or defend waxas oo kaley.

:confused: Why would Waraabe have a view on this?? I dont see the big deal; the guy did not force anyone to watch or do anything they didnt want to do; the women were traders (yes sex is the oldest trade known to man) the industry exists before the white man got there. The women are NOT kids and everyone involved was happy. How is this shame against Somali women or Somali women abused?? It is a private issue right up until they started streaming it live. I do think that if the state wasted so much time putting him on trail and wasting the judges time, then it is ****** to let him out, laakin I dont think it is important enough for it to warrant a response for hebel, hebel and the other. Wh*ores always existed and always will do, I wouldn't waste my time or energy on getting pis*sed off on their behalf, nor are they my sisters. It would be a different issue if it was forced or kids, but consenting adults ya bada socda. :cool:

Mad_Mullah, The fact her father is a gaal does not mean iyaad aya gaal noqon- and in any case EVEN if she is gaal you have no write to pass judgement on her; who are you? worry about where you are going and how you are going to get there rather a child who at this moment is innocent in all sense of the word. You have not done anything for Somalia or the deen for that matter that allows you to point fingers at one one. So yes it shows what kind of people we are- ones who use their brain and common sense. I dont care the fact he is cadaan or even gal for that matter- because she married him not me and lord knows how she/he and the child will turn up. Same goes for us all, you dont know you will die a Muslim, let alone a good one.

Those caliming to be modern wa waxan ugu carari the UK. too many ilbax.com

Alpha, what is the point of moving there is you have no contacts with the locals? I might as well stay here. I do value my privacy and personal space laakin I think hanging with you would be an invasion of this, you want people to gossip about me and say ninkaas aya uu timi all the way from UK?? Never both u and JB stay away from me lol!! Lool Juxa I am sure JB meel buu iga tuur, I will make my own little crew- replacement.

Excited enough for you to come with me I will settle for a visit after 3months Me too, I feel slightly less nervous- although I am still worried about hearing nothing but aaf Somali around me. I hope I can get use to it. Mind you I got use to hearing nothing buy Punjabi and hindi when i was in india. So how hard can it be to get use to "naw iyo chow"

@ Juxa, think aah? waaha I did the business plan for it, budgetting uu ba ii haadey which I shall do over the next few days!!! and some other research on logistics and about finding people who no longer want there's.

Alpha Blondy;699019 wrote: sling your hook mate! you'd think i would post such damaging information about myself. if you asked those who knew me personally, like my very good friend NORF, he would tell you that i have plenty of self-awareness and indeed high moral fibre. If you did not want us to know maxad the new thread uu furtey Alpha!!! I hereby exercise my reer shike status and demand Norf and JB iinu iiso dirio the cable!

Horta why do Somali men (particularly on this forum) treat women/ femininity like a disability or child, what has my views as an individual got to do with my gender. Let it go, half of the “guys” on these forums wear dirac in real life, and half the women names here and male most of the time in real life.

She is a child, you are all adults- iyad ha ku cadab keelina. Shid house.

Hello, she came in yesterday for the whole day- not back till Monday as she still has to work at her other place. I think it might go okay- I worked 7.30am-8pm the last three days, I am gonna try and finish normal time today. How is it going back at work? big mess?

Jacpher;699103 wrote: Ibti would have you believe 60% of UK Somalis are ethnically Somali and regionally from Somalia especifically Northwestern Somalia, a place that has been seeking to secede the past twenty years from the country. I don't know about the figure but these people are Somali by ethnicity and their national origin is Somali or Somalia since by law UK doesn't recognize Somaliland as a country. I can only image the Census bureaucrats going in circles figuring out what to do with Somalis writing in so many different labels on the Census forms. From what I know, the Census is used to determine the govenmental representation, social, community services and schooling funds an area should receive from the federal government. The rest of the data is used for statistical purposes, not to fund, aid or recognize foreign governments. Census officialls don't care if you were born in Banaadir, Burco or Boosaaso. I can only imagine the headache these Census people is waiting to happen. Reminds me of a friend who told me he substituted for high school teacher one day and asked students to record their attendance on a sheet. Each student wrote in a celebrity name after his. They handed in a two sheet paper of which half of the names were Hollywood celebrities. Heck the SOL spell check doesn't recognize Somaliland. It's yelling at me with red underline marks as I type the word. Ibti work on the spell check recognition first. How did I miss this important memo. Thanks Ibti. I am gonna put Puntland on mine and will spread it to my tol. We still have few weeks to go. PL folks in UK, show your love for Ibti. Same thing with Moqdisho & Ocaden folks. Make sure you mark yourself as your region to get better Census stats and better development for your region even though the Census has nothing to do with anything outside the country. As I said shows how little YOU know or even understand. the census once it is turned into figures and statistics it is open for ANYONE to use, how and the way they like it. The information is collected for the state- yes and it is used to plan for the UK population, but the census is also the bedrock of all academic studies (particularly in research and development), recommendations and yes it is useful to us as a community. By the way again, the data is not handled manually by data collectors- so it can't confuse anyone (it is scanned it to a computer which categorizes the information) so if you write something unrecognized it will invalid and voided (i.e. not included) so unless you can get together 39000 of Puntilanders (born there) and get them to write it as an answer to the same question with the same spelling (if you can please do) then you are just corrupting the data. As I keep saying this is pretty useless as political tool nor does it have any bearing on the recognition or lack of it for Somaliland. Also the fact that there are more Somalis from Somaliland in the UK is hardly a secret- same way Italy hosts more Somalis from the clans in the far coast and the dominant clans in puntiland (all these things are not my saying- academic studies which you can find on any journals and published data- start of Jstore). Of course in the last few years the scales have been tipped by all the tahrib and people fleeing the new wars 2006/2007, so I am assume all the balance are now changing. As for ZACK, there are about 250000 Somalis in the UK and you think we are barely known by the government, they could not avoid Somalis if they tried.

UNICEF SOMALIA VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT REF: UNSOM/2010/036 Title: Communication Officer Category and Grade Level: National Officer – NOB IMIS NOs: 68630 Type of Contract: Fixed Term – 1 Year Organization Unit: Programme Duty Station: UNICEF Somalia - (Hargeisa) Date of Issue: 02 March 2011 Closing date of Application: 15 March 2011 If you are qualified Somali National looking for a chance to make a real difference in the lives of vulnerable Somali children while gaining opportunities for career growth, you are invited to apply for the above post of Communication Officer, with UNICEF Somalia to provide communication support to North West Zone and South Central Zone. The successful candidate will be based in Hargeisa. If successful, you’ll be part of a dynamic and passionate team in Somalia and Nairobi that works together to improve the health, nutrition, water, sanitation, hygiene, and basic education of Somali girls and boys and protect them from violence, exploitation and abuse. The successful candidate will be offered a Fixed Term Appointment for one year. Further extensions will be based on organizational needs, availability of funds and satisfactory performance. Purpose of the Post Under the general supervision of the Chief of Field Office and Chief of Communication, assists in the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of an advocacy and communication strategy to promote respect for children’s and women’s rights, and supports UNICEF's mission in the country Major duties and responsibilities • Contributes to the development of an advocacy and communication strategy by coordinating appropriate audience research and compiling and analysing relevant data. • Assists in developing and maintaining close collaboration with mass media, as well as with groups and organizations whose support is essential to the achievement of advocacy and communication objectives. • Assists in drafting and editing articles, press releases, human interest stories and other advocacy/information materials for both web-based and traditional media, as appropriate. • Prepares background communication and promotional materials for briefings and visits of media, goodwill ambassadors, donors, national committee representatives and other special interest groups. Assists in the planning, logistic and administrative arrangements for them. • Helps organize and generate public support for special events and activities to promote country programme goals. • Monitors the public perception of UNICEF in the country and recommends appropriate action to maintain a positive image for the organization. • Follows up on the production of advocacy and communication materials (e.g., films, video, audio-visual, etc.), and oversees the qualitative aspects of production, (e.g. quality control, translation, review of layouts and graphic design). • Monitors and evaluates the appropriate and timely dissemination of advocacy and communication materials to target audiences, and participates in the evaluation of their impact. Provides feedback to Headquarters on the use and appropriateness of global publications and visual materials. • Establishes/maintains an up-to-date documentation centre for publications, press releases and clippings, as well as photographic and audio-visual materials. Qualifications, Experience and Attributes • University degree in Communications, Journalism, Public Relations; or equivalent professional work experience in the communication area, combined with a university degree in a related field. • Five years experience two of which should be relevant at professional level in communication, print and broadcast media or interactive digital media, at either the national or international level. • Knowledge of the local working language of the duty station is required. • Fluency in another UN language would be an asset. • Knowledge of current theories and practices in communication research, and the role of mass media. • Ability to research, analyse, evaluate and synthesize information. • General ability to draft clearly and concisely ideas and concepts in written and oral form; specific skills in writing press releases and articles/stories for traditional and electronic media. • Proven ability to effectively manage relationships with media representatives, government officials and other UNICEF partners. • Proven ability to work as part of a team. • Knowledge of computer systems, internet navigation and various office applications, specifically interactive digital media. Interested and qualified candidates should send their applications with updated UN Personal History Form (P.11), updated CV, copies of academic certificates to one of the following addresses. UN staff are requested to provide at least two Performance Evaluation Reports (PERs). Please quote the vacancy number in your application. Human Resources Manager Vacancy Number 2010/036 UNICEF (USSC) P.O Box 44145-00100 Nairobi, Kenya Or email to: somaliahrvacancies@unicef.org Only short-listed applicants will be contacted QUALIFIED FEMALE CANDIDATES ARE ESPECIALLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY UNICEF IS A NON-SMOKING ENVIRONMENT

W salam @ Juxa, Hello

@ Liibaan, I made a comment ABOUT you, thats not the same as wan kula murmey, your cut and paste jobs make it difficult for others to engage- as you can see I was having a discussion with NGONGE, VAL and the rest when aad so dhex kelys two pages of cut and paste from random sites which add nothing to the discussion and no one has the time to read. Like I said if you want to say something, say it yourself, waxaba ha ku deg deg another mans words- it is a forum for Nomads to share their view- not for you to bombard us with articles from sub clan websites. I say the same to JB, Xajji and the other guy that floods the site with Puntiland. As for Zack iyo what was said and when and how, taas shaqo laan ba ku gesey and there is no comparison- ZACK was pissed off about what I expressed- I said he is free to disagree and hit the road Jack. I dont mind what you write, so long as you write it yourself. YOU can do it as your illustrate above. Bilash baad my words uu twist garenysa, I said the people whose articles you post are high on jad to compare hitler to Somaliland and SSC, I never said people could not protest. I dont comment or read threads you start because I know weligaba it is a copy and paste from some reer hebel.com trash written by an angry man hiding behind a computer. So by all means flood your own threads I wont complain or even notice. I dont need a crash course in Somali history, but thanks anyways

Saalax and co; getting increase in AID is not dhuulitan, when SL does not rely on AID and Diaspora support you can say fully wye dhuushay! Since Oct 2010, there has been three anti Somaliland Demos in London. I don’t really mind them to be honest but I find it strange that of all things to protest about that is wrong with the Somalis, people will waste their time and money and UK tax money carrying posters in the cold that read "down down Somaliland" iyo "Somaliland does not exist" really? hada maxa on this freezing day gurigagi ka so sarrey. Protest is open to everyone- its true but be clear about what you are protesting about- which I don’t get? What does “down down Somaliland” mean? does it mean they want it to crash, cease to be peaceful, do they want the British to invade them. These protest lack focus, just buuq and qalo. I heard they are planning one for May 18th seems to me like they are crossing the thin line between expressing your view and being xasid and trouble maker for the sake of it. With the AID thing, Somaliland is going to get 40% of the total AID, seems a bit unfair to me, Puntiland iyo Somaliland iin wax la siiyo mabah aha (maybe 40% between them) laakin humanitarian meel kale aya loga bahanya. They just need a way to skip the TFG and the Suitcase NGOs and they people in Kenya.

^Who is Dhahabshiil??? Miyad ku riyo tey? Xajji: Warkan xagaad ka keentey?

Kamaavi!: lol put in some effort and you will understand dhee. Habarsane adba gabar baad tahey, besides anigu cidna lama caytamo. Laakin on this thread I never said anything about your beloved Barre so whats your beef. Miis magacega ayad ka bihii. :cool: