Group of Somali Intellectuals Said Barred by Ethiopia from Peace Talks A committee appointed to work with IGAD's technical committee comprising of Somali intellectuals and politicians, that includes the former prime minister of Somalia, Abdirazzaq Hasan Husayn, Prof Abdirahman Turyare and Dr Abdinur, among others, has reportedly been barred from working with the technical committee by the Ethiopian government. The committee was appointed by IGAD's technical committee in a meeting held in Nairobi advise it on the peace talks. The Ethiopian government has reportedly destroyed the list of the intellectuals who are in Nairobi, including the others who are in Somalia and abroad. Unconfirmed reports say some of the pictures of the politicians in the committee were fixed on walls and that they were ordered not to attend the talks. Source: Ayaamaha

As Somalis say "Dowlad xumi Dowlad laan bay dhaantaa". There is future in anarchy/liberteranism and absolute Freedom. My believes are that, there cannot never be any stabilty except if there is a certain system in place, corrupt or not. Corruption is minor compared to STATLESSNESS, where ever there is no government there is not corruption at all. I'd rather have a corrupt state than uncorrupt warlords.

I love talking to rude girls and then laugh at them. Just to make fun out of them, hehehe ... is this seat empty, "yes and this one will be too" lol. I would have replied "oh yeah, please go! coz i feel empty sitting next to you"

There were many battles that took place for the sake of freedom but not for the sake of equality. Only demonstrating can easily achieve the gaining of equality, but freedom is far much harder to achieve. Colonisation was replaced by freedom, and after freedom was fully gained then equality came into existance. Equality needs a foundation whereby it can root itself, and that foundation is freedom, especially "freedom from fear". When South-Africa was under the aparthied government, there was discrimination, for example: different toilets for coloured and different neighbourhoods or roads. But when freedom came, the government implimented equality for both whites and blacks. Therefore, it is quite understandable that equality can be present wherever freedom prevails. On the other hand it is clear that equality will no exist wherever there is no freedom.

Is she this one?