Ngonge... yeah right. Yes are Paragon said do share, but please refrain from writing about cats and bees with guns, just stick to human illustrations

^^How do you know, miiya kaa baaqata?

^^No one is saying there are no gay Somali, Of course there are, so what is your point atheer, with all due respect you seem stuck on the topic. Why do I need to do anything about gay Somali, I'm not the Moral Police nor I'm paid to do anything, to me I would even notice them let alone do something about them. So what is your point. So far we have agreed that there are gay Somali’s, and I have just told you that no one cares about them, nor are they statistically common so they are not a cause for concern in terms of Somali population etc.

^^^That is probably better suited and may represent/ reflect retarded supra-paranoid views

^^^You are kidding me right?? What other possible intention could there be?? I think there are some funny people on this forum with fancy names! :rolleyes:

^look dear haa naa warririn, progressive, Gay, non Muslim, whatever you want to be or campaign for is up to you, just don't expect for people to accept it, support it or convince anyone of a new way of thinking concerning these issues. So you might as well give up, they don't like your ideas and you don't like their views (by the way where do you get off calling people backward and regressive just because they do not want to agree with you regarding gay people) < is that it self not a brownie point against you for suppressing their freedom of opinion and calling them names as a result of their opinion? I thought the progressive thing to do is say "do you know what Mate, you have your views, I will have mine, now do you want a cuppa" :rolleyes:

^^ I guess they did not tell you either. "Terrorist" has been re defined: It now means anyone who has a different view, including women and children. I only heard of the redefinition after I saw a little kid on TV being arrested for terrorism charges- he looked about 5yrs old :rolleyes:

Subxan these are little kids, Maskeen

OKay no one will read an essay, we do not need any longer than a page (they could do it in their sleep, where are these people i speak of any way!, show yourself would ya, and pray speak! or rather offer!)

^^I think Lack of coverage is the problem, anything else is really asking them to take sides. Maybe we should bully NGong or Xiin or Bashii Or Odweyne to write one their lenghty posh dosh letters. Otherwise i could re draft mine if no one else wants to.

^^Yes but everyone has to change it a little and correct the english as well while you are at it! personalise it a bit is what i mean. Below is the response i got from the BBC last week: Dear ...... Thank you for your e-mail. I note that you consider that the BBC bias. With regards to our articles we have tried our best to explain how the current situation started and has since developed and given air-time to representatives from across the political spectrum. However equal representation is not always possible or practical within individual programmes and account also needs to be taken of the way a subject is covered over a period of time. Individual reports may give more time to one particular incident, but we regularly try to report the suffering felt. Not every television or radio piece can include all aspects of the conflict, but this does not constitute bias or negligence. Perfect balance is difficult to achieve on every single occasion but overall it is a more achievable goal. Please take time to write you comments regard the conflict on our website and express your opinion, you can also send your own articles via e-mail and we publish selections. Nevertheless, please be assured that I have included your comments in the daily audience log. This internal document is made available to the BBC News team and senior BBC management. Thank you for taking the time to contact BBC Information and express your opinions. Regards Anne Lavan BBC Information she sounds like a computer :rolleyes:

This is the edited version of what i sent to the BBC To whom it may concern Firstly I would like to thank you for the few articles I have seen on your website regarding the current conflict in Somalia. As you may be aware over past month, local officials and activists have estimated that nearly 1,500 people have died in fighting between the US.-backed Ethiopian-Somali government and Islamists in Mogadishu. Aid agencies have sounded the alarm over an exodus of 321,000 refugees from Mogadishu, and there have been appeals for calm from the United Nations and the Arab League, yet I have yet to see any of this covered by the BBC, as a regular reader of your website and someone who makes an effort to watch you news reports, I have not seen events of such magnitude totally ignored before. I would like to know why the massacres and the village clearances have been ignored or deemed not news worthy? Are some lifes more important than others? I understand that Mogadishu is currently too dangerous for most Western journalists and cameramen so that news normal comes through locals filing to international agencies, however it is still your responsibility as a news agent to report the images that have shocked our conscience (these images seem to be widely available on blogs / forums) of corpses on the street, shattered buildings, wounded babies, refugees under trees, hospital corridors full of blood and screams. The lack of media reporting and the exclusion of the conflict from the media agenda has allowed political actors to remain silent over the atrocities that is being committed. I could go on, but I hope the above gives you a flavour of what most moderate, middle class, educated people in Britain think and believe, not just as a Somali but as a British citizen. I would expect the BBC which is supposedly independent to use its best efforts to never intentional ignore events just because other news agents have not picked up on it, but rather to be on the forefront of those that are first to bring the necessary information. I recognise that no news organisation is infallible and genuine mistakes can happen and some small events can be over looked, but I am particularly concerned that despite the fighting intensifying and escalating in the last few weeks I still have not seen sufficient coverage, and the little you have is out dated and at times inaccurate. I would like to request that measures are taken to ensure there is sufficient information regarding the conflict and the suffering of the civilians in particular is highlighted fully. I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience, preferably via email at Somaliprofessionals@yahoo.co.uk I think the Stats are wrong now and it needs polishing up big time ( i was just mad when i wrote that last week)They sent me a respons are well, and asked me to make comments on their website regarding the conflict, but i can't say i've seen much change.

Can i add When people e-mail, do not send one e-mail and put all the address in go, use the BCC, address to your e-mail address, it makes it look less like forwards, personal and demands a direct response for your e-mail regarding your concerns. AND do not send forwards. I'll dig up the e-mail i sent around last week and post it here later. salam Cheers Paragon (i posted some of the contacts in yahoo e-groups) p.s. Remember to send it to you MP as well. Be Clear about what you want done.

He was the guy who was always drunk, and trying to grab women in Parliament. lol crack head, I can’t believe how much he has dominated the news!. May he rot in hell he was evil to the Muslims, Ameen

Aids is no longer a Homo disease dear, Pluz the stupi*d women running around with him should have done her research better anyway, and why are you make it your responsibility to save guard every Xalimo. I'm sure you have better things to do.

^^Since When did International law or standards apply to Somalia or any African Country at that, better yet, Any Muslim Country, well actually if I think of it some more it does not bind rich countries either, nor poor countries who are under the umbrella of rich countries. So in reality it only applies if you are 1) Poor and in a political box and you are not under the economic or political umbrella of any Supra power, who has zero interest in your domestic or international affairs. So yes it is a crime, but so is everything else going on in that place.

^^^Lool^ maad kaa assumtee like me, i wanted to see how far they would go with their assumptions! lol Drive through was as creative as they got before you gave it away! interesting idea i must. I like it oddly enough!

^^^What drugs are you on Atheer, with all due respect of course, I only ask because I would like some so I too can dig my head in the sand and join your pretence. Issh :rolleyes:

^^^Look Who just said that (chokes on tea!) Serenity Nice pics, by the way how come there are so many Somali students in India (i wonder if eductaion is cheap there?) And did Somaliland Pay for their education? I suggest they hold the pictures/ flag of whoever paid for their fees! Iellhao yaa oog some poor farah/ Xalimo in the west working 9-5 paid for it!

Xiin and Che :rolleyes: You guys are far too suspicious!, stop hanging around with so many Somalis!. I'm not too familiar with who supports who, nor can I ever remember who is from which clan, I was just a bit confused about his statement of supporting people who he clearly knows are in the wrong because I believe your views are yours alone based on reason, not some kind of crazy loyalty which takes precedence over moral obligations.

^^SO you will support your clan, right or wrong just because you think the "resistance" is against your clan. Maybe your clan needs to draw a distinguish between themselves and the Ethiopians, then no one will be confused, or perhaps there is a reason everyone is against a particular clan (does that not mean something is wrong with that clan, if everyone else can see it, why can they not see their wrong) Is it possible that they are right and everyone else is wrong? By the way I have no idea who the clan is, nor I'm saying anything in particular to any one, just responding to your claims above.

If you went to an Arab Country i am not suprised! I hated Shisha when i got back, they has it fo breakfast, dinner, lunch, Shisha at 11.00am shocked the hell out of me in my first week!

^^^lool Miskeen^. lol. Elysian you cannot be serious? That is how you think of it as modern version of midwifery?

^^You drink coffe^^ Shock horror, Isslaamah haasi maaqashin dear, they will so ashamed of you

^^That is because it is mainly the rich, spoilt silly brats that come over, not the average down to earth, poor civilian. Asians also think they have more rights to Islam than Blacks (they always ask you are you Muslim even if they see you at the mosque!)