lol the timing!!

Xiin, I do agree with you, but Kenya is whole new world, these guys never engaged in fighting, last time it was 1963, the logistical side, yes, just like Libyan rebels were armed by NATO, they cannot be called braves either, so if our uncle, the United States supports this aggression, then it is nother story.

For Juxa, or anyone else travelling to Haregisa, here is my best intinerary: London>Djibouti>Hargeisa, worst one or London>Dubai>Berbera as Norf said or London>Dubai>Hargeisa, my best pick(journey time 10 hours all), I recommend this highly or London>Nairobi>Hargeisa, another best one(journey time, 12 hours all) or London>Jeddah>Hargeisa, another best one or London>London>London(Journey time: zero, not going anywhere) EDIT: Ps: I didn't mentioned it, if you are taking the london>dubai>berbera one, then there is a flight from Berbera to Hargeisa, you change planes in berbera, and take another one to Hargeisa, all price included, you pay nothing to get to hargeisa by another plane, just half an hour transit in berbera only, , if any info, let me know, no need to travel by car to Hargeisa

waxaan xasuustaa bas aan ka soo raacey Libooya, baskuna waxaa saarnaa shan askari, waxaanu u soconey xaggaa iyo Garissa, sanadku wuxuu ahaa 1993gii, baskii baa dhaxda waxaa u fadhiistey jirrey ama shufto Soomaali ah, illaa konton qof ayaa saaran baska, iyo shantii askari. Shuftadii Soomaalida aheyd oo tiradoodu ahaa labo kaliya ayaa baskii istaajiyey intey jidka geed weyn dhigeen, kulli hala soo wada daadago ayey dhaheen, waala soo wada daadagey, shantii askar ee nala socotey inta baska laga dagayey ayey tuutihii iyo dresskii militariga kuraastooda ayagoo fadhiya iska badaleen, qoryahooduna kuraasta hoostooda dhigey, waa shantoodiba, waa nimankii security ahaan loo soo kaxeestey si ay shuftada baska uga ilaaliyaan, waa la soo wada dagey dhammaan, labadii nin ee libaax baa baskii kaligood gudaha u galey oo wada baartey, shantii qori ee askartana helay oo la soo dagey, dad badan aan anigu ka mid ahey hoosta ayaan ka qosleenaa, intey meel fagaara ah na istaajiyeen bey dhaheen shantan qori nimankii iska lahaa haka soo dhax baxaan dadka, bask waxa raaca waa wada Soomaali, shantii nin ee Kenyaatiga ahaa ayagoo xiran funaanado garan ah iyo daba-gaabyo lowyaha u joogo ayaa naxdin darteed bey dadka isa soo hor istaajiyeen si aan loo dilin oo naftooda loo badbaadiyo. Labadii libaax ee shuftada Soomaalida aheyd baa intey shantii nin mid mid dhagaha u soo qabteen bey dhulka jiifiyeen, loo handadey, hanjabaadii ugu darneed, ayagoo oynayo shantoodi ayaa odayaal Soomaali ah oo nala socdey oo 10 gaaraya camal baa ka baryey in ay iska dhaafaan shantan nin ee masaakiinta ah. Sidii baa shantii askari lagu fasaxey ayagaana ugu horreeyey wax baska galo, dadkii kale ayey labadii nin dhaheen waxba idin kama rabnee bal xoogoow isku soo dardara oo lacag ah waxaad heli kartaan xuduuda ayaan u soconaaye, halkii baan iskugu dar-darney xoogaa lacag ah, shantii qorina qaate kuwaa baaba lacag badan u goyni hadey iibsadaan. Gunaanad, bal u soo fiirsada waxa ku dhaca Keenyaatiga.

^^ haye sheikh

I need to see your boarding pass, and a live video on your Youtube Channel, joking, What happened to the London wedding, sxb

One thing for sure, a Kenyan soldier can't fight, we all know that, let them come in, I really feel sorry for them, cuz I know for sure and many people know it, they are not made to fight, I have many incidents with Kenya soldiers where even their guns were taken down by Somalis or shufta who were armed with knives, this is as recent as few yrs back.

Malika, that is a deal done, and you know, first customerska waa inaad discount fiican siisa after all Somalideena we are oral society when they hear cheap prices they will flock like herds lol waa home based business dee

Malika, hehehe that is the only macmacaan I eat, anaa Quraan saarka London la wareegaya that is why I sacked thm

^^ Via the phone and all digital formats, home service, distance service, even if I am not available in all modes, my colleagues are based in every town, not sure if you are closer enough to Northampton, 3 guys there, one in Birmingham, and two in Manchester, the London one's, I sacked them. Ps: Malika, try macmacaankan, or make it from scratch, take half litre of caano baqey, ku dar afar qaado oo cusbo ah, boil them till they turned blue, serve them with salad, or with piece of cloth

Malika, lol, anaa Quraanka ku saari, waxaan ka adkaheyba intaas ayaa jiro maalmahan ajir la'aan ayaa igu dhacdey marka anaa ducooyinka kugu soo bilbili

JB, iska dhaaf AT&T, he even hailed US invasion of Uganda last week(US sent 100 troops to Uganda to counter Lords Resistance Army(LRA)), Remember, the US is supporting the government in Uganda with his brutal dictatorship, while US fighting the rebels who are against the Uganda regime, can you see a reverse order in Libya. Ps: Saad ula dhacdey unbaan la yaabey the helicopter that was shot down, while Kenya claimed it was not shot down but mechanical error, you believed their side of the story and not the eye witnesses who saw the shooting down of the helicopter.

My weekend just started, such a relief.

Can't believe JB cheering for the invasion hehehe

This is how the Kenyan military conducts fighting, remember, these guys never engaged in fighting in their lives, the Shufta of Somalia used to make fun of them and used to surrender in large numbers in 60s, 70s and early 80s. Kenya military in action: At Liboi Kenya

Actually some high figure Somalis were saying this morning that Kenya shouldn't be sending troops inside Somalia but should be sending logistical support only, look the tone of that statement, coming from Villa Somalia, after all, it shows they endorsed this pure invasion of another country's sovereignty. Just little developing headlines on this issue: - A helicopter belonging to Kenya military was shot down on the Somalia-Kenya Border townLiboi(about 10 miles inside Kenya, this happened after Kenya invaded Somalia on Saturday), killing all soldiers inside, Kenya authorities declined to comment on the incident but acknowledged the coming down of the helicopter. - The Kenya troops passed Dhobley town, heading to Taabto, and Qooqaani which was emptied by Shabaab yesterday, Qooqaani is in TFG hands now, Afmadow was emptied by Shabaab as well. - Analysts are saying AND WARNING that this is the way Alshabaab behaves on all its fighting, vacating towns only to come back when their enemies are dancing, analysts are warning massive casualties of Kenyan troops. - The US welcomed the move taken by Kenya, as it was the US who ordered Kenya to invade Somalia. - The situation in Nairobi is confusing, specially in Islii, there is great fear of suicide like attacks like that happened in Mogadishu recently.

I am with North Korea on this

^^ I am glad now you know what is happening, they say that Tripoli protests was the first, I posted it a month ago, they always happen and the news blackout is the reason, about four districts in Tripoli are in the hands of Gaddafi loyalists, it is a no go area for rebels, no journalists are allowed to report any protests or fighting inside Tripoli. the recent one was a heavy fighting that journalists and the rebels couldn't resist but to report it and say only 20 to 50 Gaddafi loyalists fired at us and all rubbish. - Gaddafi loyalists in Tripoli target rebel checkpoints at night, every night, they round up 20 to 60 rebels and destroy their checkpoints, it is a tactic, now the rebels no longer manage any checkpoints at night, even there was day light attacks of checkpoints by Gaddafi loyalists. - In Sirte, it is destroy or steal, no house stands in Sirte, even all that the rebels can't hold the city while NATO is continuing bombarding it day and night. - Now they turned their attention to Bani Walid since they can't declare final victory in Sirte, as Gaddafi loyalists hit back and the rebels retreat, to avoid embarrassment, they instead went to Bani Walid to destroy, NATO is bombing that town again, the fake victory that they captured Bani Walid a month ago was all propaganda. Al Arabiya: In Qaddafi’s hometown, residents accuse NTC fighters of revenge Monday, 17 October 2011 A resident sits next to wrecked furniture in his home in the Libyan city of Sirte. Many residents returned to Sirte after fleeing the war between National Transitional Council fighters and Qaddafi loyalists, only to find their houses destroyed and looted. (Photo by Reuters) A resident sits next to wrecked furniture in his home in the Libyan city of Sirte. Many residents returned to Sirte after fleeing the war between National Transitional Council fighters and Qaddafi loyalists, only to find their houses destroyed and looted. (Photo by Reuters) By Rania El Gamal SIRTE Reuters Residents returning to Sirte are accusing Libyan interim government fighters of demolishing and looting homes, shops and public buildings in Muammar Qaddafi’s home town to take revenge for its support of the fugitive leader. “They envy and hate us because Muammar is from here. But we are just civilians. The revolutionaries are coming here for revenge and destruction,” said a Sirte resident who did not want to be named. “We didn’t resist in this neighborhood so why did they destroy our homes?” Inspecting the damage to her house, she said that Sirte would never go back to how it used to be. “There is no security here anymore,” she told Reuters. Doors were broken, clothes strewn across the floor, furniture knocked over. The smoke lingering over the city from the continued fighting could be seen through a hole in the wall. Several residents said that looting had made them bitter towards the revolution that ended Qaddafi’s 42-year rule. Some saw it as a way to even the score with them for living relatively comfortably under the ousted leader. “Are you coming to liberate the city or to steal from it?” said Ahmed, another resident, inside his house. “If I knew this would happen I would not have left. I would have stayed and fought for my house.” Many residents who fled the fighting have been returning to the town now that forces loyal to the ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) have hemmed still resisting Qaddafi loyalists into a small area. They found almost every house and building either damaged by a rocket or mortar, burned out or riddled with bullets. Water floods the streets and the city’s infrastructure is in tatters. The devastation is similar to that suffered by some other cities in Libya during the war. But the ferociousness of the bombardment of Sirte and the burning of homes that belong to Qaddafi family members and supporters has raised suspicions that some fighters loyal to the NTC are looking for reprisals. A luxurious home belonging to Aisha, Qaddafi’s daughter, was set on fire. The walls were destroyed after they were sprayed by bullets. Black smoke rose from houses that fighters loyal to the NTC said had belonged to Qaddafi’s friends. ”We want Muammar” “What’s happening in Sirte is revenge not liberation. When someone comes and takes your personal car and destroys your home, this is not liberation,” said Abu Anas, a Sirte resident who returned to his house to pick up belongings and found that it had been looted. “What are they liberating us from? We want Muammar,” shouted another female resident standing nearby as other locals gathered, each loudly lambasting the new government. “Some revolutionaries passed by us when we were sitting outside the house and told us ‘wait, you didn’t see anything yet’,” Mohammed, another Sirte resident said. NTC fighters say they are only checking houses for weapons being used by pro-Qaddafi forces. But Reuters reporters saw many of them roaming the streets of Sirte with chairs, tyres and computers on the backs of their pickup trucks. Brand new BMW and Toyota cars were seen being driven away by the fighters and being towed outside of the city. One fighter tried to push a white Porsche car up a street as another drove a looted beach buggy nearby. In another incident witnessed by Reuters, a group of fighters fired machine guns at an iron safe in an electronics shop. After 15 minutes of shooting, during which they considered trying a hand grenade, they finally opened it. It was empty. Waleed Mouftah, an NTC field commander, said that armed groups have infiltrated NTC brigades and it was those groups that were looting buildings and stealing from residents. He did not explain who these armed groups were but estimated their numbers at more than 200, said they had NTC identification cards and that they had been setting up fake checkpoints inside the city to steal cars. Many Libyans, especially from the western city of Misrata, which was wrecked by a bombardment from Qaddafi forces during the war, believe that fighters from Misrata are getting even with the people of Sirte for defending Qaddafi. Stories of murder and rape by Qaddafi troops in Misrata are being told behind closed doors and fuelling the anger of many Libyan men. “Let me tell you one thing. The people of Sirte are Bedouins and the Bedouin man does not forget to avenge injustice,” said a man who identified himself as Abu Fatma. “We will not forget what happened in Sirte. We will not forgive and will not allow anyone from Benghazi or Misrata to enter Sirte again.”

ileen ertrianku waa fulay oo ethiopian ay ka cabsahaayan I don't know how old was Oba(maybe 18 or 19) when Eritrea invaded Ethiopia in 1998 triggering a deadly war that lasted until mid 2000, to call Eritrea fulayaal is unfair wallaahi, for Eritrea holding a coastline of 2234 km, and Ethiopia cannot hold a single inch of that coastline, in contrast, Ethiopia is more powerful in military, but the small army of Eritrea can defeat and play with that millions of Ethiopian soldiers, it is all about tactic and strategy and this was how Eritrea got its independence by force and not by fear of the powerful but less capable Ethiopian army. It is the other way, Ethiopianka ayaa hada Eritreanka ka cabsado I think it is better we go back to some taariikh so we know world affairs better, it is like saying Libyan Rebels defeated Gaddafi, I don't think you will agree with that statement, and if you do, then some series discussions are needed to enlighten you on the real issues!

^^ They were shot down today: http://www.hiiraan.com/news2/2011/Oct/two_us_drones_crash_in_south_somalia.aspx

Juxa appreciating Somali men, yowmul qiyaama iga dheh, may there be a closed tube every mornin and the walk over you happens so we can have some appreciation when a Somali man appears nowhere to defend Somali woman!

Just make sure your title reflects with the claim u r making, just in case

Naag waalan yaaba heli kara, I am assuming when Ngonge says women are mad, he means wey wada waalanyihiin, it is easy to hang out with a mad woman, I find that to be OK, as everything goes according to plan if there was a plan already, but it is also true that if a woman is insane, it is much easier to hang with and be friend with. Ps: For those who befriend or make asxaabo with dumar miyir qabo, I am pretty sure they had tough time, not to mention the lack of progress.

Anigu dadka wax sawiro ma ihi, balse while travelling there from Hargeisa to Arabsiyo/Gibiley, we passed Caabudo, and we stopped there, the people ila socdey refused to join me the session for khalweynta, and remained in the car, xoogaa baan soo yara duceestey, waana ku soo noqdey asxaabteyda, kolleey habartii Caabudo laftirkeeda meesha kulama kulmin laakin quruumo kale ayaan isku aragney oo meesha ku xoonsanaa ayagoo si hareersan ama weegaarsan u wada fadhiya, intaan soo dul istaagey baan dhaxda ka fadhiistey, kadibna ay i garteen qofkaan ahey iyo sababta meeshan igu soo leexisey, cabbaar baan la yara wardiyey waana isa soo majiirey 10 daqiiqo ka dib. My next visit Inshaa Allaah will make sure to visit that little mountain.

^^ I think Caabudo ama buurta yaree Caabudo la dhaho makes more sense than this rock, waan ku yara khalweeeyey Caabudo agteeda. Ps: Caabudo is a name of a woman for those not familiar.