Warya Mintid, sheekada dheer jooji and just say that the president has the option to use this resolution for sinister reasons (should he want to). The end.

^^ Morning Faheema. Hope all is well with you. I'm glad that you proved that even though Jb is younger than me, my memory is better than his.

^^ May everything you need go your way insha allah (except you being first in again). Morning all.

nuune;924545 wrote: Soo marka AK-47 oo the most deadly ahaa bey ka tageen, oy dhaheen waa light weapon Those were probably arriving despite the embargo anyway.

Resolution 2093 allows for a one-year suspension of the embargo when small arms will be allowed. The Security Council pointedly listed surface-to-air missiles, guns, howitzers and cannons and related ammunition and components as items that cannot be sold to Somalia. The government will have to give at least five days notice of deliveries, and purchases will be monitored by U.N. experts. Hmmm.

^^ Surely a victory for both sides of the argument.

underdog, he liked the puke and probably assumed that she's a good cook.

^^ Do you think "Xiin" will be happy with that?

^^ BIG smile maxay tahay? War you should have said "it's ok, I have this effect on women"

N.O.R.F;924479 wrote: ^The govnt needs to have a plan in place. I doubt they do or will. Wasiirka macdanta seems to be one of the most prominant in that government. He's always flying around.

War she comes here either on a wedensday or a thursday. I know, I update my wall chart accordingly.

^^ Sabitda? I hardly ever come to SL on a saturday.

^^ :D

Is it today that Faheema appears on here twenty minutes after her business meeting is cancelled or is it Thursday?

^^ I am not.

You put Mugabe in the list of good and Mubarak, Zenaawi and Gadafa in the list of bad? :D

^^ Dee I did. An Oil analyst at a world renowned fund strongly advised me to buy shares in Range/Africa Oil because he believes it's a real deal (unlike those stories Somalis post on here about them). His firm does not do short term investments, they always go with the long term view and, of course, they wouldn't go for something like this unless they believed it will eventually work.

^^ Dee it's all about how they present it, Xaaji. If it's a conference on Somalia with a side thing for the "talks" they may just manage to get away with it. I suspect this is why even the SL opposition are not in outright opposition (as the quote above shows).

^^ As far as I know, that one is not finished dee. Setbacks and problems were always expected but the investors were confident of a find. And, no, those advising me were not profiteers but world leading long term investors in such areas. Wax fahma.

Apophis;924423 wrote: I know what you're doing sxb and it'll not work. And Melez was a murderous capitalist not a socialist. Apples and eggs sxb. Both went the same way in the end and both governments kept it secret for weeks.

^^ It's not the writing of the letter that I question, it's the need to publicise it dee. Surely something like that should have been kept secret.

^^ I was hinting that the letter might have been fake, saaxib. why would the Somali PM publicise a letter such as this one?

^^ The ordinary people is all that matters. It's what legends are made off, saaxib.

Wiil Cusub;924349 wrote: read Said's Letter which he supporting Samatar and Justifying Genocide. http://waaheen.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Somali-Govt-Request-for-Immunity1.pdf The letter heads have not been updated (in the Arabic part), it still says "transitional government" instead of federal. :D

Apophis;924327 wrote: A terrible loss. It was only last year that we lost the Dear leader, Kim jong il and now this; very sad indeed. Ps: capitalist shills need not reply on this thread. I'm looking at you Dr neo-con. And Melez. Don't forget Melez who went in almost exactly the same way. But will people cry for Chavez like they did for Melez?