^SNM'tu sow Soomaali maaha oo ceebtoodu ceebtaada maaha, waa ku sidee ninyohow?!

Carafaat, almost every night dagaal ayaa Xamar ka dhaca, qaraxyadana waa joogto, ku dar dhibaatada ay mar walba ciidamada TFG shacabka 'qaxootiga' u geystaan ee dilka & dhacu ka mid yahay. Cawaantan wax lagu amaano lama imane yeysan ku dambaajin!.

^Duqa, markey Xabashidu joogtayba sidan bey Police-ku u dabaal-degi jireen, maxaa cusub ood heysaa?

^Lacagta uu ku soo dhoofay ciyaalk sow kuma daaweysan karin?

^How often do you google Somaliland?

^Thanks, but I can't replace Nur!.

1)Faa'iido & la'aan'ba waa gobollo Somalia ka mid ah. 2)Waddo walba waan ku raadineynaa si aan u helno 2'daas gobol ee is dhega adkeynaya. FG. hawshaas oo dhan waa marka Somaliyada kale oo dhan hal maamul la isugu keeno, nabad ugu yaraan tan Somaliland ka jirta oo kale la helo. Maaddeey marag laawe deexeed!.

Somali land's reply to the prime minister: http://www.boramanews.com/news/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2672&catid=66

^I'm feeling really really good, I hope you are feeling grrreat too! you know what and where I mean!

^^I thought you know me better, shame on you!

Asalaamu Calaykum Sabaaxal Khayr wal full yaa Jamaacatal Khayr, see la yahay? yaa badarka diiday?.

I was asking -in a different way-you, what was your name before Nina-Fox!

^ *Who changes their user-name for no apparant reason. 10 sano aa? ab-abaay, aniga 2 sano aan joogaa waana ka xiiso dhigi rabaa jaa!!.

http://www.jowhar.com/?p=2195

^I haven't hugged him but got a good hand-shake, that was three years ago in Al Muntada Masjid in Fulham. Ps. didnt know it was al ready posted, seen it afterwards in Islam section with your reply

NGONGE;748111 wrote: ^^ Dhulka kumay dhicin, lakin kolay calankay muujisay uun. :D

^I dont think they were 1000 may be 100-ish.

^^Iney soo dhacday haddaad rumeysantahay khayr waaye, inaad taas xataa diidantahay aan mudaayey!

^lool, dabeyshaa bitisay!

JB, Hadraawi cimaamada ma si kama' ah 'accident' buu u saaray garabka midig?

Jacaylbaro;747833 wrote: waxaan ka helay sida Hadraawi calanka cimaamadda ugu qariyey!

^^Oba, warkan waa jiraa maxaa u beensanee? Ciidamada Wilaayada islaamiga ah ee Jubbooyinka ayaa galabta ku guuleystay inay dhulka soo dhigaan Diyuurad nooca duuliye la’aanta ah oo sida loo badinayo ay iska leedahay Dowladda Mareykanka. Ilo wareedyo lagu kalsoonaan karo oo Amiir Nuur Media la hadlay ayaa xaqiijinaya in diyuuradaasi lagu soo diray duleedka magaalada Kismaayo ee Xarunta Wilaayada islaamiga ah ee Jubbooyinka. Magaalada Kismaayo ayaa Caawa si weyn looga hadal hayaa Khabaradka Bishaarada ah, dadka Kismaayo ayaa isugu hambalyeynaya in dhulka lasoo dhigo mid ka mid ah diyuuradaha ay ka harsan waayeen habeen iyo maalin. Ma ahan markii ugu horreysay ee magaalada Kismaayo lagu soo rido Diyuurad nooca Droneska loo yaqaano ee duuliye la’aanta ah, balse horraantii sanadkii 2009 ayaa diyaarad noocaan oo kale ah lagu soo riday duleedka magaaladaasi Xeebta ku taalla. Todobaadyadii lasoo dhaafay waxaa qeybo ka tirsan Wilaayaatka islaamiga ah ee Soomaaliya dul heehaabayay diyaarado guuxoodu uu aad u sarreeyo, kuwaasi oo loo maleynayo inay iska leedahay Dowladda Mareykanka, waxaana Warbaahinta Cadowga ay qorayeen Warar ay ku khal-khal gelinayaan Shacabka. Amiir Nuur Media amiirnuurmedia@gmail.com

Kenya kidnap: Cameron says the UK is doing all it can Mr Cameron was asked by MP Richard Harrington what was being done to find Mrs Tebbutt The government is doing everything it can to try to find a British tourist kidnapped in Kenya, David Cameron says. Judith Tebbutt, 56, was kidnapped and her husband David, 58, shot dead at a resort on Saturday. It is believed Mrs Tebbutt may have been taken to Somalia. Mr Cameron told MPs the Cobra emergency committee met on Tuesday to ensure the government's response to the kidnapping was co-ordinated. "We are doing everything we possibly can on this desperately tragic case." At Prime Minister's Questions, Conservative MP Richard Harrington said the couple's son Oliver lived in his Watford constituency. Mr Harrington asked what was being done to find Mrs Tebbutt and apprehend her husband's killers. Mr Cameron said: "It's not right to air all of these issues in public but I can reassure you and all the Tebbutt family we will do everything possible to help." He said Foreign Secretary William Hague had earlier met relatives of the Tebbutts. BBC.COM

Briton killed and wife kidnapped in Kenya A British man has been killed and his wife kidnapped from a Kenyan resort, Kenyan police say. The married couple were staying at the luxury Kiwayu Safari Village, north of Lamu Island, when armed men attacked. Kenyan officials said a police officer saw six men taking away a woman in a speed boat. Tourist resorts have not been targeted before but the site is near Somalia and Somali pirates could be involved, a BBC reporter says. The website for Kiwayu Safari Village says it has "organic security protocols as well as a professional security structure which provides us with overarching security and safety 24 hours a day." It adds: "Our relationship with the local community, its fishermen and the local authorities is positive and mutually beneficial. We regularly review our security and safety to ensure it is both comprehensive and current." 'Bandit attack' Police Commissioner Mathew Iteere said the couple arrived at the resort on Saturday after visiting Kenya's Masai Mara reserve and were the resort's only guests, staying in a cottage. Speaking at a news conference, Mr Iteere said: "They do not have doors, those cottages. They are using the cloth as the doors. So I think they gained entry so easily and it was only one shot. "Maybe they wanted to take the two and he [the husband] resisted and that's why he was shot." He said the motive for the attack was unknown, but police were treating it as a "bandit attack". There was no evidence to suggest the attackers came from Somalia, nor that Islamist group al-Shabab, which has links to al-Qaeda, was involved. High alert The Foreign Office, which did not release the names of the couple, called for the immediate release of the woman. It said it was working with Kenyan authorities to establish further details about the attack, and has sent staff from the high commission in Nairobi to the area. It continues to advise against all but essential travel to within 30km (18 miles) of Kenya's border with Somalia. There have been previous attacks by Somali militia into Kenya, it says. Kenyan police have said they have been on high alert in many areas of the country on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the US. Mr Iteere said reinforcements had been sent to the northeast and coastal provinces, including more roadblocks. "We are going to continue [these measures], not just because of this incident, we had done it because of that anniversary of September 11."