I have a very firm believe that this Caravan will bring nabad iyo caano. people, don't lose hope, rajadu wey fiicantahay.

AT&T, durbaba musuqmaasuq baan ka dareemayaa kacaanka aad sameen rabto eed u qeyd xiratey, u diyaar garoow hadii aad madax noqoto in Af-Ganbi lagugu sameen, oon dayuuradaha qumaatiga u kaco ee sidii raha u boodo unbaan dhankaaga ku soo hagi.

Sacred: barakaysan, derived adjective: blessed, sacred. It sounds that barakaysan have links with Arbic word barako, would look for the Somali version.

Ma sidaas baad dhibca ku raadineysaa, anyway, anigu I voted for a girl, wey qalbi nugulyihiin oo hadey madax noqdaan bangiyadaanu iska soo xaabsaneynaa waxa yaala, nin qallafsan cid rabtaa ma jirto oo la ordayo bakoorad

Yeey doing his thingie SOMALI PRESIDENT ABDULLAHI YUSUF AHMED "I am hopeful that [barack Obama] will help end major crises in the world, particularly the endless conflict in my country Somalia. "This was a historic election in which a proper leader was elected. This is a great moment for America and Africa." World Leaders reaction to Obama's victory PS: I chose to post on this topic, cuz found that Riyaale ain't on that link of BBC world leaders reaction to Obama. PSS: No clear reason why I posted this here

AT&T, wallee hadaad nagu noqoto madaxweyne ama ku xigeen waxaa loo cabsi qabaa bulshada rayidka ah, qabqable qofkuu arkaa qoorsagaaro ku dhufanaya ayaad noqon laheyd, by the way, these r not my words, qof baa thread kale ka yiri saas qabqable qoor sagaaro ku qabanayo qofkuu arko

^^ lol@plenty of fish, war anigu kalluumeysi wali ma gaarin

Sayid, Alxamdulilaahi sxb, waan ladnahay anigu, dabaal iyo duulid hada kuma jiro, waan luudayaa sidii faraanfarkana waan u qotobayaa, Adigu xaalkaagu so alright ma ahan

^^^ His speech abilities won't make him good president, he already got his first test from Russia saying they will install Missile Defense System and jam american Missile system's in Poland once it is being installed, can he handle that, real scary stuff he got there as welcome.

Sayid, are you ok Buddy Mar dhaw, naw gaw iyo weger baa kugu soo dhici doonto hadaad HAYE danbe tiraahdo is jir

^^^ lool@lancruiser with heavy machine gun, rageedi wallaahi

^^ lol@B.G, not at all, war dee anigu barbarad ayaan ahay agaah, meey kiin daary widaaw,

Obama is being tested by Russian president. I love the Russians Medvedev to Deploy Missiles in Obama's `First Test' Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev wasted little time in laying down his first challenge to Barack Obama. Hours after Obama won the U.S. presidential election, Medvedev said yesterday he'd put short-range Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad, a region wedged between Poland and Lithuania, to ``neutralize'' a planned U.S. missile-defense system. A radio- jamming installation there will also be aimed at elements of the U.S. system in Poland and the Czech Republic, he said. The plan highlights the hurdles Obama faces in improving frayed ties with an increasingly assertive Russia. While Obama's criticism of the war in Georgia and his support of NATO's eastward expansion are similar to those of defeated Republican rival John McCain and President George W. Bush, he has indicated flexibility on the missile shield. ``There's no question that this is designed as a test for the Obama administration,'' said Kimberly Marten, a professor of political science who specializes in Russian foreign policy at Columbia University's Barnard College in New York. Medvedev's words don't add up to much strategically and aren't likely to affect how Obama views the U.S. missile system, she said by telephone. `Posturing' ``It's posturing,'' she said. ``Kaliningrad is already so heavily militarized -- there are tactical nuclear weapons from the Russian side there -- so these missiles wouldn't actually have any particular major impact on the defense balance in the region.'' Krzysztof Bobinski, director of the Warsaw-based Unia & Polska Foundation, a political institute, said Medvedev's words mark the ``first test for Obama.'' ``The Russians think that the new U.S. president isn't sure about the missile-defense plan, and want to try to shake his resolve,'' he said by phone. U.S. allies bordering Russia reiterated the U.S. position that the missile shield isn't directed at Russia and doesn't represent a threat to their former Soviet masters. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told reporters in Warsaw that Medvedev's remarks should be treated as ``a political, not a military, declaration'' and shouldn't be taken ``too seriously.'' Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus issued a statement calling the plan ``beyond comprehension.'' `Warning' to Obama ``This is a warning to Obama -- a bright, clear warning -- that tough negotiations are ahead,'' Alexander Rahr, a Russia expert at the German Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin, said by telephone. Medvedev's ``fist-waving'' on the missile shield may be premature, since Obama has shown less support for the system than President George W. Bush, Rahr said. Obama said he'll back the plan ``if it works and if it can be financially feasible,'' said Michael McFaul, a Russia specialist at Stanford University who advised him during the campaign, in an interview last month. Obama's campaign didn't return telephone messages seeking comment yesterday. U.S. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack expressed frustration with Russia yesterday, saying the U.S. had ``gone the extra mile'' in trying to address Russian concerns on the missile-defense plan and was still open to a dialogue about it. ``But, you know, clearly they've made up their mind that at this point, that they don't like the idea and they're going to resist it in every possible way,'' McCormack said. Some Russian officials said Medvedev ought not push Obama into a major foreign-policy test. No `Inertia' Burden ``Russia shouldn't try to press the new U.S. president in pursuit of quick concessions,'' said Konstantin Kosachyov, who heads the International Affairs Committee in Russia's lower house of parliament. ``Obama isn't burdened by the inertia of Cold War-era thinking,'' and thus will be prepared to be flexible, he said. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang repeated his government's opposition to the planned U.S. missile shield. ``China has always believed that to establish a global missile defense system is not conducive to strategic balance and stability, or to building mutual trust between countries or regional stability,'' he said in Beijing today. ``Relevant countries should consider other countries' concerns.'' While announcing Russia's long-promised military response to the U.S. missile shield in a speech to lawmakers in Moscow, Medvedev also expressed hope that Obama, unlike Bush, would engage with Russia on issues of common interest. ``Progress in Russian-American cooperation would be of critical importance,'' Medvedev said, adding that relations are going through a difficult period. `Modern Outlook' Medvedev said before the election that he was prepared to work with any new leader in Washington, though he expressed a veiled preference for Obama: ``It would be easier to work with people with a modern outlook, rather than those whose eyes are turned back to the past,'' he said. He congratulated Obama on his election victory by telegram, the Kremlin said. The Russian leader renewed his criticism of the U.S. for the global financial crisis, saying that U.S. failure to coordinate its economic policy with other countries allowed a ``local'' crisis to cause ``a fall on the markets of the whole planet.'' He also said the U.S. provoked the war between Russia and Georgia in August, a position he had voiced before. Medvedev chose the day when global attention was focused on the U.S. to announce a number of sweeping changes in domestic policy, including the extension of the Russian president's term in office to six years from four. Russian presidents are now limited to two consecutive four- year terms. Putin, as president from 2000 until May of this year, strengthened the office by centralizing power. He became Medvedev's prime minister, and will be eligible to run in the next presidential contest. BRICs On the global financial crisis, Medvedev said the U.S., the European Union and the so-called BRIC countries -- Brazil, Russia, India and China -- must work together to create an economic system that will be ``more fair and more secure.'' He added that ``we must radically reform the political and economic systems. Russia, at all events, will insist on this.'' Medvedev travels to Washington on Nov. 15 for a summit on the financial crisis. Presidential spokeswoman Natalya Timakova said last week that no decision had been made on whether Medvedev would meet the new president during his visit. Read more

Norf, I don't think that is da case, just pure lahjad, Af-maxaa tiri & Af Maay aa la kala dhahaa. I used to know it better, hada waaba hilmaamay, honestly, this lahjad when spoken, it is sexy and romantic. Che, loooooool wax waalan baad tahay wallee, intaas aad soo qorteyba wax is badal ah malahan in Af Maay I think, MMA would confirm it, isagaa iga badiya afkan, lol@bisqin

This has nothing to do with Somali Women, few miles away, you can smell the albakhuur, cadar, foox cuud iyo jaawi from them!

Fii jiidihaa xablun min masadin yaan kaa dhigin ee caga dhigo watawaasaw bisabri ayaan kaaga tagayaa hada iyo boqolaalka wardi ee qalabaysan

Ha karaama seegin habaar la igu kari waaye Wamaa adraaka al awliyuuna, innahum qawmun saalixuun ulul albaabi

akamkam iyo kumi iyo taanaad ku xadreyn jirtey, alla adiga iyo awliyanimo kala dheeridiinaa, saacadan baad rabtaa inaan kugu akhriyo qul uuxiya qori ku mud ilaya isha beel nafaru naftaa minal jinni jinni ku dardar, war is ilaali niyahow

With dat icon, u r goin American or nut

Dhubad, Ilaahay hakuu sahlo sxb. War maxaad sheegteen yaa Culumo. JB, xalay aniga iyo xerteyda awliyada waxaanu ka qeeb galney xadro ama dikrigii ug weynaa ee ka dhaca halkan, dhuuntaa i xanuuneysa imika qeelada huh ha huu madaxa la ruxayey yaa siirul quluubi iftax abwaabal janati yaa qeyru qalqillaahi salwaatullaah calayka

I wouldn't care much about him. Count me in, I for one who cheered for Bush on 2000 wouldn not care alot.

It is good to see history taking place in America, but I doubt any changes would take place for sometime in relation to US policy around the world. I also predict major changes inside America, that is what Americans want at this time, economy etc. Anyway, morning to you all

Nothing to assume sxb, it is very clear, national days use alot of public funds and resources to be held, very crystal clear, no logic whatsoever in creating 29 october as a National Day. It was very sad day, everyone knows that, exagarating it and taking it into another level is what Riyaale is doing at the moment, and that is not helping the people at all. So it is good idea you put your opposition to Riyaal's rant.

It is BIG deal sxb, resources and public funds are going to be wasted on a day like dat which doesn't help the people at all, while that would have gone to a better causes such as improving roads and hospitals. Think the BIGGER picture sxb, move on, improving security has to be higher priority, and not creating days that are no use to the public.

You shouldn't be supporting such moves which doesn't make any sense at all yaa JB, and you know it very well that such dates are irrelavant. Honestly, what is the significance of 29th October, everyone knows it was a sad day, why Riyaale is exagerating it and making it as it was Tsunami, even Tsunami didn't have special day as more than half a million people died. Kan wixii madaxweyne ka dhigtey ayaa gardarada lahaa markii hore, waxbaba ma maamuli karo, instead of handliing the situation carefully ayuu abuurayaa wax aan shaqaba ku laheyn.