I believe the scots nationalistic party views things onse sidely and only short term gains and not the long term gains there are many problems the scots will face if independence is achieved. Scots have actually more privelages witin the kingdom than england.

Nayaaa dont you have brothers uncles whats with all the cay edeb yeelo oo cago maydho, Somali men iyo cali lahayn eh.

Nothing contradicting Somalilanders have been together for centuries way before General siad bare was born before Somaliland united with Somalia Before the Brits Before the Turks. Somaliland belongs to all of the people of Somaliland whether they worked for the Kacaan or fidel castro there is no law that restricts them the Land belongs to them and only to them. The only people of Somaliland descent who were stripped from their Somaliland citizenship are those who are currently in collaboration with the Koonfurians. But they can still make tauba and denounce Koonfurianism and head home and ask for forgiveness.

Its not a secret that Former Kacaan officials have helped shaped Somaliland political destiny is there something else you want to share with us? Siad bare is dead so is the kacaan and Somaliland Broke away from Somalia. And the people of Somaliland descent have learned to unite their strength even those who worked with the late Kacaan regime such as rayaale Egal Qeybe Cumar Carte. And those who were against the Kacaan regime have put their differences aside for the betterment of Somaliland and its People.

Amiin the former General secretary of Berbera during the Protectorate days a former ambassador to the soviet union during the days of the former Somali republic for a brief time the Foreign Minister of the Somali democratic republic of the Late General Siad bare. And also the Speaker of the Parliament in Somaliland played a significant role in passing the Somaliland constitution worked on that masterpiece with the late Egal. He was also part of the Delegation that went to Ethiopia to negotiate for the the independence of the Hawd and reserve area and the O'gaden region, He wrote a very interesting article on his experience on that particular historic event. He also served as General secretary for the Somali Parliament in the early 60s, He also was the the Ambassador to the UK and to the United nations. He wrote also a biography, In his last years he was a Somaliland house of elders member. On Wednesday he will get a state burial in Hargeisa Allah ha u naxariisto Axmed Maxammad adan Qeybe.

A very talented young Somaliland girl

Haatu;987717 wrote: That's nonsense sxb. The bantu expansion never reached the Somali territories. The link posted by Saalax has some inaccuracies. They posted Sh Shariif as a bantu for goodness sake! If truth be told, Somalis don't actually look that different from each other minus small differences in skin tone. I have white friends that tell me we all look the same As long as they speak Somali are Muslim and live in Somali they are Somali Much of the South was Gosha land the Somali bantus are indigenous ofcourse there were other bantus imported Sheikh Sharif could have had a Bantu grandmother some where down the line.

Ukraine struggling between west and east once again and the government after protests backed down from a deal to be signed with the European union the orange revolution during the Viktor Yushchenko reign had not brought what the Europeans wanted and he could not deliver for the EU. Lets see how this story unfolds and lets hope the best for the Ukrainian people, for they have suffered to much being squeezed by 2 regional powers Russia and the Europeans, both wanting to have leverage on Ukraine and gain from Ukraine resources, as it is also located in a very strategic area.

Ukraine's choice: East vs West As thousands rally in Kiev over a suspended EU deal, can Moscow maintain its influence over the former Soviet republics? Inside Story Last updated: 26 Nov 2013 11:24 Listen to this page using ReadSpeaker Email Article Print Article Share article Send Feedback Around 50,000 demonstrators have rallied in the centre of Kiev to demand that Ukraine's government reverse course and sign a landmark trade and cooperation agreement with the European Union. This process was started not by political parties but by the civil society and NGOs, and after political parties joined this process. But we have to understand that signing this agreement is a political choice ... is a choice between future and past ... and we understand that signing these documents with the European Union will start a great reform in Ukraine. Ostap Semerak, an adviser to the opposition Batkivshchyna group The Ukraine backed out of a deal, which was due to be signed with the EU on Friday, after several secret meetings with Russia. Moscow has reportedly threatened unspecified economic measures if Ukraine signs the EU deal. The public show of force was the largest since the Orange Revolution in 2004 - during which peaceful protests brought a Western-leaning government to power. One of the key demands of protesters and the EU is the release of former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko who has become a symbol of Ukraine's troubled democracy. Tymoshenko's daughter Eugenia was one of those attending Sunday's protest march, saying: "All I can say is that the Ukrainian people, as well as the opposition should fight and stand for our national interests, for the fulfillment of conditions by the president and to sign the agreement. The chance still exists. We hope that it will be, and that it becomes a reality." But this time, the number of protesters has not been sustained, and the government is showing no signs of backing down. Russia and Ukraine share much of their history, but since the fall of the Soviet Union, relations have been tense. The 1990s were marred by territorial disputes, but they signed a friendship treaty in 1997, which brought a period of improved relations. The Orange Revolution in 2004 again raised problems. And in 2009, Russia cut off gas supplies to Ukraine in a dispute over prices, causing mid-winter fuel shortages across Europe. Moscow also opposed Kiev's desire to become a member of NATO; the Kremlin ramped up the pressure and in October, Ukraine gave up its bid. So how strong is the anger in Ukraine over the EU deal? What is behind the recent protests? Why has Ukraine turned back to the old Soviet fold? Will the government sign a deal with Russia? Or will people's anger force Ukraine's government into yet another reversal? Inside Story, with presenter Laura Kyle, is joined by guests: Ostap Semerak, an adviser to the opposition Batkivshchyna group; Pavel Felgenhauer, a defence analyst and columnist for Russia's online news website, Novaya Gazeta; and Lilit Gevorgyan, a specialist on Russia and the former Soviet states for IHS Global Insight. "I think there were a number of factors that came into play during the negotiations. First of all because both the EU and Russia have been struggling and fighting over Ukraine .... It has put Kiev in some sort of a peculiar position where it could pick and choose which policies ... would have benefited the country the most. The issue is that economically speaking Ukraine is in a dire state and it has immediate financial assistance need .... The EU has effectively said to Ukraine that they have to go through some painful macro-economic decisions to unlock this financial assistance .... In terms of the immediate gains it appears that the Russian offer was much more appealing." Lilit Gevorgyan, a specialist on Russia and the former Soviet states for IHS Global Insight

U.S. flies two warplanes over East China Sea, ignoring new Chinese air defense zone By Craig Whitlock, Updated: Tuesday, November 26, 8:55 PM E-mail the writer The U.S. military has flown two warplanes over the East China Sea on a training exercise, the Pentagon announced Tuesday, blatantly ignoring a recent edict from China that it must be informed in advance of any such flights over the region. The two unarmed aircraft flew Monday evening, Eastern time, over a small island chain that China and Japan both claim as their territory, said Lt. Col. Tom Crosson, a Pentagon spokesman. He said the U.S. military did not provide any notice to Beijing and described the mission as “uneventful,” saying that there was “no contact, no reaction from China.” Full coverage of the revelations and debate surrounding National Security Agency surveillance programs. Click here to subscribe. On Saturday, China issued an edict imposing an “air defense identification zone” over part of the East China Sea and the uninhabited islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyo in China. The Chinese Defense Ministry warned that any noncommercial aircraft entering the zone would need to submit flight plans in advance or else face the possibility of “defensive emergency measures.” Japan and the United States immediately protested the move. The Pentagon, which frequently conducts naval and air exercises in the East China Sea, said it had no intention of bowing to China’s demands, calling them “a destabilizing attempt to alter the status quo in the region.” On Tuesday, the White House blasted China’s imposition of the air defense identification zone, but urged Beijing to address territorial conflicts diplomatically instead of militarily. “We believe that inflammatory rhetoric and inflammatory policy pronouncements like those made by the Chinese over the weekend are counterproductive, and we believe that those differences of opinion can and should be resolved diplomatically,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters. “It’s in the interest of all of the parties in the region to do that.” Crosson declined to identify what kind of U.S. military aircraft carried out the mission on Monday but said the planes came from a base on Guam, the U.S. territory in the Pacific. Another U.S. military official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss details of the operation, said the aircraft were both long-range B-52 bombers. Numerous countries, including the United States and Japan, have air defense identification zones of their own. The zones are established to help countries track or monitor aircraft nearing their territories, but in this case, the zones of Japan and China overlap. Security experts worry that China’s new zone could increase the likelihood of a mishap that sparks a wider armed conflict, drawing in the United States, which is treaty-bound to protect Japan. The tension with China threatens to cloud a planned trip by Vice President Biden to Beijing next week. Biden is scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, in between visits to Japan and South Korea. Analysts said it was unlikely that either Beijing or Washington would want to cancel Biden’s visit. “There’s now too much wrapped up in the U.S.-Chinese relationship,” said Patrick Cronin, an analyst at the Center for a New American Security, a Washington think tank that works closely with the Obama administration. “Neither side wants to take a high risk.” Chico Harlan in Seoul contributed to this report.

Uma diidani i just believe theyre better off within the kingdom any way they will vote next year i still believe the vast majority of the scots will favor union over independence.

Madaxweyne Siilaanyo oo ka Tacsiyadeeyay Geerida Guddoomiyihii hore ee Baarlamaanka Somaliland oo Geeriyooday Talaado, November 26, 2013 (HOL) — Madaxweynaha Somaliland Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud Siilanayo, ayaa tacsi u diray alla ha u naxariistee Gudoomiyihii hore ee Baarlamaanka Somaliland Marxuum Axmed Maxamed Aadan (Qaybo) oo ka mid ahaa ruug cadaayadda siyaasadda Soomaalidda. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu tacsi u diray ehelka iyo qaraabadda iyo guud ahaan shacabka Somaliland ee uu ka baxay marxuum Qaybo. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu marxuumka ku sifeeyey oday qaran oo shacabka ka baxay magac iyo taariikhna ku dhex leh bulshada Somaliland iyo qarankaba, laguna xasuusan doono doorkii uu ka soo qaatay dib u dhiska dalka, isaga oo marxuumku xilkii ugu danbeeyey ee uu qaranka ka soo qabtayna uu ahaa Gudoomiyaha Golaha wakiilada Somaliland wakhti dheerna ka mid ahaa tiirarka qarankani ku daydo ee halbawlaha u ah ayaa lagu yidhi war-saxaafadeed ka soo baxay xafiiska madaxweynaha. Madaxwaynuhu waxa uu ILLAAHAY uga baryayaa Marxuumka inuu naxariistii Janno ka waraabiyo, Golayaasha qaranka Qoyskii, Eheladii, Qaraabadii, Asxaabtii iyo guud ahaan shacbiga Somaliland ee uu ka baxayna Samir iyo Imaan ka siiyo. Allaha u naxariistee gudoomiyihii hore ee Baarlamaanka Somaliland Marxuum Axmed Maxamed Aadan (Qaybe), ayaa kontankii sanno ee u dambeeyey saaxadda siyaasadda ku jiray, xilal badana ka soo qabtay Soomaaliya lixdankii ka hor iyo ka damba. Marxuum Qaybe ayaa 1930-kii ku dhashay magaaladda Cadan ee dalka Yaman, waxaanu Somaliland yimid 1954, 1956 waxa loo magacaabay xogyahay fulinta ee dawladda hoose ee Berbera, ka dibna waxbarasho dibeed buu ugu baxay Ingiriiska, lixdankii waxa uu noqday xoghayihii golaha Baarlamaanka, ka dibna waxa loo magacaabay safiirka Mosko ee Ruushka, ka dibna dalal badan oo Yurub ah ayuu ka noqday danjiraha Soomaaliya u jooga dalalkaasi, ka dibna muddo lix bilood ah waxa uu ahaa wasiirka Arrimaha dibadda ee Soomaliya ee ugu dambeeyey ka hor inta aanay burburin. Burburkii Soomaaliya Ka dibna 1995 kii ayuu Somaliland ku soo noqday, waxaanu 1997 kii loo doortay gudoomiyaha golaha Wakiilada Somaliland, waxaanu xilkaasi wareejiyey 2005. Marxuum Qaybo ayaa ka mid haa siyaasiyiinta soomaalidda ugu ruug cadaadsanaa, waxa uu ka mid ahaa saddexda qof ee ku saxeexan dastuurka Somaliland, isla markaan waxa uu ka mid ahaa ragii sameeyey dastuurka. Allaha u naxariistee waxa uu hadda xubin ka aha golaha Guurtida, iyo la taliyaha madaxweynaha ee arimaha dibadda, waxaanu dhowaan sameeyey Buug ka hadlaysa noloshiisa iyo taariikhda Soomaalida illaa lixdankii ilaa imika , inkastoo aanu wali suuqa soo galin, balse eheladda marxuumka ayaa ii sheegay inuu buugaasi dhamaystiran yahay oo la doonayey in dhowaan lagu soo bandhigo magaaladda Hargeysa. Madaxweyne Siilaanyo ayaa Tacsida ka dib waxa uu magacaabay gudi heer qaran ah oo marxuumka u samaysay Aas qaran, waxaana ka mid guddidaasi. 1. Wasiirka Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibedda (Guddoomiye) 2. Wasiirka Wasaaradda Caafimaadka 3. Wasiirka wasaaradda Diinta iyo Aw Qaafta. 4. Wasiirka wasaaradda Xanaanadda xoolaha. 5. Wasiirka Wasaaradda Beeraha. 6. Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Maroodi-jeex. 7. La-Taliyaha Madaxweynaha ee Arrimaha Dawladaha Hoose Sidoo Bahdda Hiiraan Online waxay tacsi u dirayaan ehelkii iyo qaraabadi uu ka baxay Alla ha u naraxiisto Marxuum Axmed Maxamed Aadan Qaybo oo taariikh dheer ku ah ummadda Soomaaliyeed, isla markana ka mid aha raga faro ku tiriska ah ee taariikhda ku leh siyaasadda.

Somaliland has been fighting for 23 years for their right place on the world stage as an independent state if you really believe Somalilanders will accept a mere provincial status with in Somalia than you awaits a rude awakening ina futurow. Babuurta iska ilaali yanay ku jidhin eh. Aslong as no one rules Somaliland but its sons and Somaliland flag flies high in every city in Somaliland, i sleep peacefully every night knowing the country is in good hands.

No i dont support Scottish Independence I believe Scotland benefits and has allot of privileges with in the United Kingdom, the Scots would lose out allot of agricultural subsidies ,and than there is the currency issues, and the Union has served them well the past 3 centuries. As for Somaliland i believe Somaliland should remain neutral on this and should not support it nor be against it.

Cadale;987701 wrote: That looks good Mogadishu Skyline is getting higher and higher there is a construction boom but those who renovate the old Part of Xamar they need to paint it white , Mogadishu is becoming a very vibrant city once again.

Haatu;987715 wrote: Alla Soomaali maxay useless tahaa, waxaana kow ka ah XX iyo xayntiisa. Kenyaatiga cid ka liidata ma jirto:D

Classified the SNM dont have memorial statues in Hargeisa you asked about memorial statues and i said they are no statues there because there are no memorial statues of historic figures of Somaliland descent. By the way ina cabdila xassan is not a Ethnic Somalilander his mother was one ina seed magan. By the way reer Somaliland dhul ma ka laha Naxar nugaaleed owns Burco the same way reer Burco own Xudun dadku wa isku mid wa ul iyo diir.

Scots to hear how nation could go it alone Pro-independence SNP leader to launch manifesto on how Scotland could leave UK, ahead of poll on ending 300-year union. Derek Lambie Last updated: 25 Nov 2013 21:26 Listen to this page using ReadSpeaker Email Article Print Article Share article Send Feedback The SNP leader, Alex Salmond, has long promised a debate on independence [GETTY] Ads by BetterSurfAd Options Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, will unveil his blueprint for independence on Tuesday in a long-awaited document he insists will pave the way for the end of the United Kingdom. Salmond is set to deliver a White Paper in Glasgow outlining his government's vision for an independent Scottish nation. Described by the ruling Scottish National Party (SNP) as a "landmark document", the 670-page publication is expected to set forth the economic, social and democratic case for leaving Great Britain. Click here for all our in-depth coverage The deputy first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, said: "Our message to the people of Scotland is simple: read it, compare it with any alternative future for Scotland and make up your own mind." The paper is also likely to address contentious issues including which currency the country would adopt, as well as how a military would be created and whether Scotland would remain part of the European Union. Voters will go to the polls next September in a referendum that could see the end of a union that has lasted more than three centuries. Salmond and his deputy will front the launch of the paper, which they liken to a "prospectus for an independent Scotland", at the Glasgow Science Centre on Tuesday morning. Its publication is being viewed by political commentators as a defining moment in what has been a bitter campaign between the pro-independence "Yes" campaign, and its "Better Together" rival. The economy has taken centre stage in the debate, with critics claiming Scotland would be left with a multi-billion-dollar black hole in its public finances as a result of leaving the union. Last month, the London-based Institute of Fiscal Studies said an independent Scotland would start life £90 billion ($145 billion) in the red as it would inherit its historic share of UK national debt. There is also uncertainty over currency. The Scottish parliament insists it would continue with Sterling, but the British government has warned it would veto any attempt. The White Paper is expected to state Scotland would take advantage of its tourism, manufacturing and vast natural resources - including wind and wave power as well as North Sea oil - twinned with business tax incentives to boost economic growth. Opinion polls have so far suggested Salmond will lose the referendum, with support for remaining in the UK standing at about 47 percent. But Henry McLeish, who served as first minister between 2000 and 2001, said the publication of the White Paper could ignite the debate and boost the Yes campaign. He told Al Jazeera: "The biggest problem so far is that people have great fears about the unknown of independence, whether that's pensions, social security, or the currency situation. "Now there will be some answers contained in the White Paper." Established in 1999, the devolved Scottish parliament has been used to enact policies including a public smoking ban, free personal care for the elderly, free medical prescriptions and a freeze in council tax. Independence would also give Holyrood, the seat of parliament, control over all other matters reserved to Westminster, such as defence, foreign policy, immigration and taxation. If Scotland does split from the union, pro-independence political leaders have already nominated March 24, 2016, as independence day.

^^ The Girls in Ukraine are very beautiful to

How do you know that they did not even reveal the oil firm ,lets wait and see before we make our conclusions.

Doctor Kenney ,the sad part is Arabs think they actually won in 1973 war they were equally humiliated than to, they had some early strides but they were beaten back again. The Egyptians are now on the air as superior as the Israelis they posses enough military arsenal for the air brand new F16 mostly us defense aid. Economically the Egyptians are regressing because there is no reform. The Iranians are creative in the cultural sense they're moving forward they capitalize on moments such as today's even their imamite rule is pretty impressive the way power is distributed in their Islamic republic.only 11 percent of the iranians are unemployed , the iranians are moving forward whether its in technology or political its seems their way of politicking is finally paying off.

Funny but Awdal girls are gorgeous

The sunni elites in the Khaleeji countries Sacuudi qatar kuwait the the UAE the Bahrainies have always tried to use Western support diplomatic and militaristic support, to advance their regional interests in the middle east and Abroad in terms of the economics and religious sub ideology Wahabism and Salafism. Their interest and relations with the west was most of the time parallel with that of the Israelis and the west. But the Khaljeeji Arabs always tried to use western muscle to corner Shia interest in the Middle east whether it was Hezbollah or iran or in Syria or Iraq. The west plays its own form of games playing bot the shia and suni against each other we have seen it in Iraq they tried to remove Sadam according to them he was a treat to western interest particularly US interest, they tried using Ahmed Chalabi the Shia politician but he double crossed them and channeled US secret intelligence back to the Ayatollahs in Tehran. Classified Hezbollah cannot give into western demands aslong as Israel keeps on pushing with in Sovereign Lebanese territories,when ever it wants and Israel occupation of the Golan heights in Syria makes it impossible for Syria alawi regime to normalize relations with Israel. Shia particularly led by the Imams of Iran could easily give into the demands of the west but they choose to protect their honer. There is to much at stake for the Shia it will take new leaders with new visions to bring the shia and the suni closer together, as it currently stands the Saudis want Iran to be bombed which is a problem for the entire region, because the Saudis feel that they are being undermined in the middle east.

Because we dont really have memorial statues in Somaliland of people historic figures and i dont see that happening, classified why not ask the Puntlanders to have one for him in Bosaaso?

i doubt it to