Wax Qabadlaanta Dr Gaboose Waxa Ka Daran Afxumidiisa uu shacabka la gubay u gaystay Wasiir Gaboose wuxuu sheegay deel qafkuu gaystay wa arin aad u xun wayo waxtar la aanta waxa kadaran afxumad ninkaas wuxuu sameyey wuxuu shegay inaan shay yarna ku guban guryaha isla markasna ay wada yihiin waxa gubtay cooshash madhan oo waraaqo kasamaysan oo ogan loo gubayo wuxuu shegay inaan kimiko lagu gubay guriga ee cooshash ka ay dadku ogan u gubayan isagoo isla wayn buu hadalkaas deel qafkaa dad maatiaya oo hantidoodii lagu soo dulay kula hadlaya waxaynu wada ognay in taliyaha cidanku uu qiray in guryahan kimiko la marinayo habeenkii dadku markay hurdan isla markaasna cadceedu gubayso oo gurigii wada gubanaya http://www.qarannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=10369&Itemid=65

Xisbi cusub oo siyaasadeed oo Muqdisho ku dabaal dagay Munaasabada balaaran oo lagu taageerayay Xisbiga Siyaasadeed ee Hiil Qaran oo dhawaan lagu dhisay dalka Ingiriiska ayaa maanta waxaa ay ka dhacay magaalada Muqdisho. Munaasabaddaan oo aheyd mid si heer sare ah loo soo agaasimay islamarkaana ay kasoo qeyb galeen Aqoonyahano, Culumaa’udiin, Siyaasiyii, Dhalinyaro iyo Odayaal dhaqameedyo ayaa maanta waxaa ay ka dhacday gudaha magaalda Muqdisho taasi oo lagu soo dhawaynayay Ururka la magacbaxay Hiil Qaran oo dhawaan lagu dhisay Magaalada London ee cariga dalka Ingiriiska. Kasoo qeyb galayaasha Munaasabadaasi ayaa waxaa ay si wayn u taageereen Ururka Siyaasadeen ee Hiil Qaran hase ahaatee, waxaa ay tilmaameen kasoo qeyb galayaasha xafladaasi in loo baahanyahay in door muhiim ah oo wax kaga qaban karo siyaasadad Soomaaliya uu la yimaado Xisbigaasi. Munaasabadaasi oo ay ka hadleen Mas’uuliyiin farabadan ayaa waxaa ka hadlay oo soo gaba gabeeyay Wakiilka Ururka Hiil Qaran ee Soomaaliya Shariif Xuseen Rooboow kaasi oo sheegay in Ururkaan dhisidiisa ay socotay Mudo labo sano ah islamarkaana waxaa uu tilmaamay inay doonayaan inay soo nooleeyaan qaranka baaba’ay sida uu hadalka u dhigay. Shariif Xuseen Rooboow ayaa waxaa uu xusay in shalay magaalada Lonodon lagaga dhawaaqay guddi u xilsaaran abaaraha ka jira Soomaaliya kaasi oo gudoomiye looga dhigay C/risaaq Xaaji Xuseen, waxaana uu tilmaamay in Xisbigaan u jeedkiisa uusan ahayn oo kaliya Siyaasadda hase ahaatee uu doonayo in uu ka qayb qaato wax u qabashada shacabka Soomaaliyeed. ----- Dhallinyaradii maxaa ku dhacay? kuwii kacaanka ka faaiideystey ayaa weli soo taagan wallee. Haddii ay wax bedelaayaan, waa la soo dhaweynaa. Charterkooda is well put together. Good for them.

Welcome party in Xamar for Abdi Bile after becoming the first Somali world champion in the 1500 metres (1987) The party is 1988.

Mogadishu 2011

lol...Awoowe...maxaad calankiina meesha u keenteen? calankiina ayaa ka muuqda meesha more than calankooda oo waxaan u maleeyey inaad idinka casumteen. Ma xishoneysaan xataa, you crashed their party for sure!

Law student jailed in UK for posting terrorist propaganda online By The Associated Press (CP) – 1 day ago LONDON — A London court has sentenced a law student who posted Islamic terrorist propaganda on the Internet to five years in jail. Judge David Paget said Friday Mohammed Gul was "thoroughly radicalized" and that the sentence must serve as a deterrent to others. The 23-year-old was found guilty of five counts of distributing terrorist publications. The charges related to 30 videos posted online where Gul added jihadi songs to clips from al-Qaida, the Taliban and Iraqi media sites. Gul told the court he did not support terrorism but acted out of curiosity and his political beliefs. Scotland Yard took six months to review the data on Gul's laptop. The investigation involved the most extensive data review done by the anti-terrorist branch of the police organization. Copyright © 2011 The Canadian Press. All rights reserved. ----- Polanyi Soomaliya aad oo kaalmey your brothers.

SomaliLand flag muxuu ka sameynaayaa meeshasnee Xaji? hebelLand lee maqlee maalinwalba..."wareer badanaa"... UCIDland goorma ayaad soo dhajineysaa?

You mean Nikolas Gvosdev (professor, U.S. Naval War College) might recognize you... Good luck.

BY LOUISA TAYLOR, OTTAWA CITIZEN Saturday, February 26, 2011 The members of the Canadian Somali Mothers Association include, left to right, Khadra Mohamed, Safia Farah and Hawa Mohamed, who have joined others in coming together to advocate for their sons in schools and in the justice system and to help offer assistance to those in legal trouble. Photograph by: Bruno Schlumberger, The Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Citizen When Hawa Mohamed's 23-year-old son was charged with murder in 2006, she told only a handful of close friends. Burning with shame at having a son accused of a crime, searching for where she had failed as a parent, Mohamed felt desperately alone. Then one of her friends gave her a jolt of reality. "You think you are the only Somali mother in Ottawa with a son in jail?" Mohamed recalled her friend saying. "Go down to Courtroom 5 at 1: 30 p.m. any day and just sit there. You will see." Mohamed and a friend went to the Elgin Street courthouse, sat on a bench in Courtroom No. 5 and watched. Men being held at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre on Innes Road were making court appearances via live video feed. Mohamed couldn't believe her eyes. Most of the men were visible minorities, and many of those were Somali. "It looked like all the Somali boys in Ottawa were at Innes Road," she said. "Theft, possession of a weapon, breach of probation. Some of them as young as 18, fresh, slim, handsome boys. It made me say, 'My God, what is going on with us?' " The 2006 census found almost 8,000 Ottawa residents identified themselves as having Somali ethnic origin, although the community is said to number closer to 10,000. It's a very young community: while roughly one-third of Ottawa's total population is younger than 24 years old, more than half of the city's Somali community is under 24. Mohamed would be the first to say the vast majority of Somali youth -like her other four children -are living irreproachable lives, studying, working, raising families. But that moment in the courtroom brought home to her something that could not be denied: The percentage of young men of Somali heritage in detention is significantly greater than their representation in the general population. Some of those in trouble with the law are still grappling with growing up in a war zone, while some are Canadian-born, but struggled in school and dropped out. Most of them have absent fathers and overworked mothers and grew up in some of the city's poorest neighbourhoods. Somali community groups have supported teenagers with homework clubs and youth programs, and social services agencies have been trying to make inroads, too. At that moment in the courtroom, though, Mohamed and her friend decided it was time for mothers to step up as a group. It was the beginning of the Canadian Somali Mothers Association. Word spread quickly. Someone knew a woman in Overbrook whose son was facing charges; someone else knew a few mothers in Kanata, and so on. Civil servants, cleaners, social workers, day-care providers and stay-at-home mothers, they all had sons in trouble ("The girls," Mohamed says, "are thriving. The boys, they're adrift.") Meetings in Mohamed's basement and local restaurants helped to peel back the shame. "We realized we have to advocate, talk openly about it as mothers, to be able to say, 'My son is in jail and I need support,'" Mohamed says. "Each time we got together, we realized we had issues to raise, that the subject has to come out." The women began to map out a plan to support youths already in the justice system and to prevent the young ones from ending up there. They met with officers from the Ottawa Police Service to learn about youth and crime, and met service agencies working with youths in trouble with the law. They visited the jails where their sons are being held: the William E. Hay Youth Centre, a secure custody facility for 12-to 17-year-olds being detained or serving sentences, and the OttawaCarleton Detention Centre. The Somali experience in Ottawa echoes that of newcomers from decades past. Jane Fjeld, associate executive director of the Youth Services Bureau, says that as successive waves of immigrants build lives in Ottawa, the YSB finds that for each new group "there's a period of time when they and their families need greater support in understanding how to navigate through the system. That was no different when the Somali community started immigrating in greater numbers." The Somali mothers have become an important resource for the Hay, Fjeld said. "They were very important to us in better understanding their cultural needs and modifying our programming to suit their needs," Fjeld said. The mothers group now visits regularly, which Fjeld says "reinforces for these young men that they're not alone in the system and there are people outside of the Hay who care about them." While the mothers were impressed with the amount of education, training and counselling offered at the Hay Centre, they became deeply concerned about conditions at Innes Road. "We don't pretend they're all innocent, but we want them to have something to do while they're in there," Mohamed said. "It's overcrowded, and they have nothing. They come out with a record and everything they learned in a negative environment. No one will hire them and the only thing they can do is go back in." The mothers also took a close look at the education system and found it wanting. They could see that most of the boys went to schools in lowincome neighbourhoods, where there were few to zero visible-minority teachers for a highly diverse population, and students underperformed on standardized tests. The mothers began lobbying school board trustees to pay attention to cultural issues, to increase recruitment of minority teachers, and to retain the multicultural liaison program, which provides counsellors to help immigrant parents and their children navigate the school system. "When we ask the school board about low test scores, they tell us it's because there are so many lowincome families, so many parents without university degrees, or homes where English is the second language," Mohamed said. "We find that insulting: I don't have a university degree, but I am educating my children. Nobody expects these children to succeed. So we tell mothers, 'Get involved in the education of your children, meet the teachers, and when you see trouble, call for help, speak out.'" Nancy Worsfold of Crime Prevention Ottawa, the city's crime-reduc-tion agency, says the Canadian Somali Mothers Association is filling an important role in a newcomer community. "When you have a young person going off the rails, it's difficult enough for a Canadian-born, university-educated, moneyed Englishspeaker to ensure their child gets the best possible services. It's terribly difficult if you are relying on patchy translation, cultural gaps in knowledge, and differences in accessing services because of lack of transportation and money," said Worsfold, who has advised Mohamed and others in the group. Their work hasn't been without controversy. Mohamed says there has been some whispering backlash from men in the Somali community, unhappy with the community's dirty laundry being on full display. Then Mohamed ruffled feathers last December, when she criticized a seminar organized by community activist Farah Aw Osman, who has worked with Somali youth for many years. Aw Osman wanted to raise awareness of the potential for local youth to be attracted to radical Islamic movements abroad. The Somali mothers issued a news release critical of the conference for further stigmatizing Somali youth, objecting in particular to the artwork on the press release: the silhouettes of three young man brandishing automatic weapons. "A Somali youth gets two labels by the rest of society," Mohamed said. "Either he's a gang member, dealing drugs, or he's a terrorist. Even the ones who have success and graduate from university, they get stopped by the RCMP, or they can't find work and end up living in their parent's basement." Aw Osman, who says he changed the poster art work in response to community requests, said he was upset by the criticism from Mohamed, especially since he expected the two groups would work together, not at cross-purposes. "I asked her, 'Are you denying youth radicalization within our community?' She said, 'No.' 'Are you opposing efforts to make the community more proactive and raise the level of awareness?' Again, 'No,'" Aw Osman said. "I don't get where they are coming from." For Mohamed, it is simple. "I came here for my children, I wanted to save them this endless horror of fighting in Somalia," Mohamed said. "I thought here they could be someone, regardless of clans or fighting. But here there is another kind of war, where they are marginalized and they have to fight so many labels." ltaylor@ottawacitizen.com

I hear you bro.

Fast food topic xataa politics section ayaa la soo gelinaa... greaaaaaaat! lol@XX...

[Cali Dheere, please meet, Indhacadde, err I meant General Indhacadde!] He is already giving AS a run for their isqarxis. lol ============= Gen. Indhacadde: "Meydadka ay Shabaab waddooyinka ku jiidayaan waxaa ka mid ahaa nin lagu magacaabo Shabeelow oo biyo ka shubi jiray xaafadda Kaasabobolaare" Gen. Yuusuf Maxamed Siyuaad Indhacadde waxa uu sheegay inay nasiib darro tahay Al-Shabaab oo waddooyinka ku jiijiideysa meydadka dadka Soomaali ah, oo uu sheegay inuu ka mid yahay nin lagu magacaabo Shabeelow oo biyo ka shubi jiray xaafadda Kaasabobolaare. "Meydadka ay Shabaab waddooyinka ku jiidayaan waxaa ka mid ahaa nin lagu magacaabo Shabeelow oo biyo ka shubi jiray xaafadda Kaasabobolaare" ayuu yiri Gen. Yuusuf Indhacadde oo sheegay in kooxda Al-Shabaab ay ku jabeen dagaalada Muqdisho, isla markaasina meydadka ay waddooyinka ku jiidayaan ay astaan u tahay tabar darridooda. Dhinaca kale Gen. Yuusuf Indhacadde oo ka mid ah sarakiisha ciidamada dowladda ayaa sheegay in maleeshiyaadka Shabaab ay sadex nin oo Soomaali ah oo ay dileen meydkooda ay ku jiidayaan meelo kala duwan ayagoo ku sheegaya in ay yihiin ciidamo ka tirsan AMISOM oo ay dagaallada ku dileen, isagoona ku booriyay ciidamada Al-Shabaab haddii ay ku jiraan rag ay weli ku harsan tahay damiirka Soomaalinimada inay isaga baxaan dhibaatada dalkooda loogu hoggaaminayo. Sidoo kale Generaal Yuusuf Maxamed Siyaad “Indhocadde” oo saxaafadda caawa shir jaraa’id u qabtay ayaa sheegay in maleeshiyaadku ay sadex nin oo ah dadka Jiinka Webiga dega ay jiidayaan magaallada Muqdisho iyo gobollada Shabeelooyinka, kuwaas oo uu sheegay in ay qaarkood suuqa Bakaaraha ka shaqeysan jireen ayna ku dhinteen dagaalada ka socda magaalada Muqdisho, taasi oo uu sheegay inay dadka taageero uga raadinayaan, hase yeeshee waxa uu sheegay dadku inay ka dheregsan yihiin been la dhoodhoobay iyo owr kacsi aan waxba ka jirin.

Taleexi;698015 wrote: Thanks Somalina... I will remember to payback for the correction. No worries. Waa caadiyoz.

Father Zenawi will eventually save the day! he always comes through for his children.

You posted on the wrong thread perhaps? lol...

Kuwan wax ha loo qabto yaa reer faan.

Chimera;697790 wrote: Their war of attrition serves to keep you down mentally, so that you give up on the country permanently, and never become a force for good. Don't allow this to happen! Stay detached from the conflict, by for example entering SOL through its Camel Milk Threads link instead of the front page, by removing all Somali news websites from your bookmarks, and by ignoring the politics section for a substantial period of time. Your love for Somalia is like a tasty "Apple" with an unknown expiry date(Allahu calam the day you or I die), what your doing right now however is equivalent to leaving that same apple on a tray full of negative worms, slowly but surely your apple will be eaten by these forces, and you will be left with nothing. You can prevent this by simply protecting your apple. @apple... Great advice brother Adam. I appreciate it a lot, thanks. It is just hard to stay detached from the conflict sometimes, specially when you have a family living in Xamar and other parts of the country. Reading Somali news doesn't help either, it just makes it worse. Mentally, It wears you out completely if you let it. You are absolutely right about that. I don't think I will ever give up on Somalia, well, not as long as I'm breathing anyways. InshaAllah, Somalia will rise again (cursing at those sinister forces )! p.s. thanks again for putting it in perspective, I will protect that apple with everything I got. I promise. @KK, that is just sad innit! don't give up hope walaal. We will come out of this stronger than ever. InshaAllah! Viva la Revolución

Wey wiilal badan yihiin malaha. Haddii ay dumarka Soomaliyeed nabada ka shaqeyn lahaayeen intey dagaal hurinaayaan, rasaasta iyo dhiiga badan wuu ka yaraan lahaa dalka ayaan qabaa.

I'm not the one with the accusations GD, you are, marka sort yourself out. Gobolkan waxaa degan beelo kala duwan, maamulada is magacaawey haddii la tiriyana wey badan yihiin oo hal keliya ma ahan hence why AlKebab uga faaiideysatey gobolkaan. About Mr. Gaab, odeyga Xamar ayuu joogey maalin hore, waxuuna iminka doonaayaa inuu la heshiiyo maamulada kale ee gobolka iska magacaawdey si hal meel ay uga soo wada jeestaan oo ay ka mid noqdaan Hiiran State. Diplomaasiyada iyo heshiiska uu ku baaqaayo ayaa ka horeeya dagaalka marwalba. Ciidamadiisana mardhow ayaa la arkayaa...

I don't know about the Ethiopians fighting over in Gedo on behalf of Sharif. I'm sure Gabbal can answer that. As far as Hiiran is concerned though, it is the local Hiiranians fighting the AlKebab Junta unless you have pictures that say otherwise. Fact is, the locals are trying to free their land from AlKebab occupation. If they call themselves "TFG" (which I doubt they do) or ASWJ or Dooxada Shabelle then so be it. p.s. I don't know if you know this but the TFG has relationship with maamulka Hiiran State not Dooxada Shabelle.

I know a lot of "Half Somalis". My niece (German); my cousins (German, Swiss, Swedish, Italian, Iraqi, Palestinian, Scotish-Canadian). My friends and their friends: (Welsh-Canadian, Jamaican, Haitian, Polish, Scotish, English). Most of them know and love their Somali heritage. Good luck with 'em mixed kids.

GD, Farole takes orders from Zenawi, not to mention the hundreds of Ethiopian residents in Boosaaso. Indhacade is being used, just like Aweys is being used by AlKebab. "Militia beeleed ma jireyso in the streets of Xamar" ayuu Fiqi yiri last month if I remember correctly.

I think what he was trying to say was SomaliLand + PuntLand + South Somalia + SSC + Somali Galbeed = the new vision for Somalia

Valenteenah.;697784 wrote: Everyone's loyal to something and some are loyal to nothing. Nina, looks like you're ruffling some masculine feathers around these parts. I have a blowtorch at hand if you desire to do more that mere ruffling. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the offer, Valenteenah.

Mala hubaa warkaan yaa Oba?