Waryee xaajiga dee where is Kismaayo, Aware iyo xasaadin

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I've pmed to all Sol Torontonians but no responds yet

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I heard it many times. It goes like "Buur ahow ama buur ku tiirsanow". But more likely it's lack in confidence. Faroole's actions, and his committed public defenders repeatedly have showed that they have little sense of faith in their own abilities. It seems the more you read their actions the more they find that they consistently suffer from lack of confidence. It can have a dramatic impact, unless they lose their lack of confidence. Originally posted by Hamse: onlf boy, you words didn't make sense there. what could this poor state do? launch air strikes against addis? or impose economic sanctions against meless? Therefore, Desert boy, low self confidence can make life tricky and sometimes downright unpleasant.

Originally posted by ThankfulSP: This hatred some have for any form of Government is too much. Things will never be perfect, but it's better then having lawlessness. They call this dishonesty, even though it does not disagree with your position.

Lots fellow nomads really thought that Faroole could be one of the best presidents ever. But then he started to do the opposite of what he said and people feel a little disapointed. It's a shame that he will never live up to his potential.

Well Done - The struggle shall continue I say, and the fruits shall be seen, soon I'A.

Serious confrontation near Harar Wednesday, 25 November 2009 13:45 ONLF fighters According to information received by The Indian Ocean Newsletter, a deadly skirmish occurred on 16 November in a place known as Jaketa, situated between Harar and Babile in the east of Ethiopia. It pitted government soldiers of the South Eastern Command against unidentified rebel forces and is believed to have made several tens of victims among the government troops. Many of the wounded soldiers were treated at the Hiwot Fana Hospital and other hospitals in Harar. Although no organisation has yet officially claimed responsibility for this action, it is highly likely that those involved were ****** National Liberation Front (ONLF) rebels, the most active group in this region. However, according to some witnesses, several of these attackers spoke to each other in the Amhara language, which is not so common in the ranks of the ONLF. They may have been instructors from outside this region of Ethiopia. This military confrontation occurred after arms were stolen in Harar at the beginning of the month, a theft attributed to ONLF rebels (ION 1273). Source: African Intelligence

Originally posted by Sophist: Paragon, It would be nice if you opine your thoughts on both interviews. Sophist I second that. Xiin's view is neeeded as well

C iid wanaagsan Sol politicians ,,, have a gud time

Good luck to Mariam Hassan,

Originally posted by *Buuxo*: Eid mubarak.Peace & blessings to all. Amiin

Amiin

Gabdhaha Wanaagsan 7/8 (Ilaahay Ha Unaxariisto Sheekh Maxammed Rashaad, amiin.)

Kubeerto anaaba kasa...lol

habo juxo waxaas ma ka suu roobaan lakiin amiinta inoo xaajiya ...

Waves at habo Serenity for first time, not for an invitaion. But just to start my day of wavin at my good habo. Eid mubarak Sereniye

Originally posted by Abwaan: Need I say more? Waa midaan si kale lagu seexin jirine u biis adeer...

Bring Bring Bring down Bring Bring... Listenin to ^ or sumfing like dat

Love is blind, it could be deaf, and dumb as well. -Ku darso Proverbs

The meeting around the lunch table on mid Nov might have ended without misunderstanding but someone had to act according to the understanding Release the three men left or transfer to another more safe country...