Listen from 03:38 he spoke better here as a true patriot

Galbeedi ka waran in mayorka lo dayo borame clan deputy mayor noqdo jesus clan, and the governor remains from the Jesus clan of selel is that a fair compromise.

oba hiloowlow;903730 wrote: Its a shame that a Somaliland MP is talking like that threatening his fellow countrymen Funny though the jesus clan is not a clan its a nation Meelo badan baan dhabarka ku haya lol Wa fatadhugle carkee dee , ilkaha dhadheer bu dhigaya.

STOIC;903728 wrote: Tribalism running amuck in Somaliland and thanks to the current administration for opening a can of worm. That some clans around Somaliland are outraged and multitudes of them have gone out on a street rampage is yet another example of how Silanyo adminstration have misread the domestic affairs of the country! How come we never heard this sort of communities complaining during Riyale? .. Because rayaale never held local elections of picking mayors and deputy mayors. Cigaal did that and he was a master of clan politics and ke kept the people preoccupied and united.

Daqane;903727 wrote: Lool halkaasi kawaad xaajiyow and anyway we all know our intreasts, and the fact that you bring up these dead people to show our unity and lack of beef proves my point, stop approaching in the issue in the manner of the politician with your backside always facing us Dee haa dhibaato ma jirto no beef waxaynu nahay dad aan khilaafaad ka dhexeyn intaas uun baan sheegey wax kale ma sheegin, Xaajigu dadko oo dhan wa jecelyahay:D

I agree the government of Somaliland needs to support the decision of the seylac community since the seylac community is free to elect their own mayor and deputy mayor. But lets not use fake numbers Seylac is a shared city between the borame clan and the jesus clan. the Borama clan got 10 seats and the Jesus clan got 7.

Sanad wanaagsan Aaaliyaah sanadkan sanadkisa inaynu SOL hadana isku hambalyenano inagu caafimad qaba noolow .

Daqane;903717 wrote: Loool oba this script has overplayed his hand, another script of somalia or dr.osman as for the topic I do not think xaaji hates HAG and if he does he will just join the frustrated ones on the sidelines dropping like flies ciil awgeed. But he is very hypocritical in his opinions shrouding himself with shrouds of considered opinion, negotiations, democracy, iyo xamar baan berri besani ka aha. I was just pointing that out caaqli xuumo waxay tahay to think that people are forgetful...how can one call godane amiir ul muslimeen a murderer, a theif, a coward and saxaar on the walls of xamar Lool amiir ku yeeh lets move on, xaaji we know fikraadhisa waxay ku disantahay, Waa meesha uun aan walaqo ileyn anaa ka caaqli badhan ummada. Niin kaan 3 posts ka leeh there is nothing like HAG don't claim it Ha soow hadhaal qaadin no illuminati claims to be a member, never heard of such a situation, lets leave xaaji alone ceeb looma dintee waxba kuma qaadi doono koleyba. Lol never called Godane Amiir Al muslimin but only Amiir , dee amiir na wa aha oo shabaabta u taqinay Amiir qof walba wuxu isugu yeedho ba loogu yeedha ma fahantay:D

United Somalia;903716 wrote: That's what many HAG members say but i don't buy the whole story. Yeah sure i admit his excellence Ahmed M. Mahamoud Silanyo ain't giving HAG any problems in the past or present but does that apply to the rest? Who is the rest President rayaale never interfered in HAG affairs , even president Cigaal had hardly any beef with any HAG with the exception of Salaad boy and thats a long story it involves many factors. And we all know how President Abduraxmaan tuur assisted HAG in their war against General Siyad bare. Releasing all the SNA soldiers captured by the SNM from the HAG community and let the USC use them to root out general siyad bares soldiers from Xamar. So whats ur beef exactly with Somalilanders , one of Somaliland finest elders boqor buur madow even suggested to make peace between the different HAG factions islamic courts union and cali maxammad geedi. But they refused so mr United Somalia i suggest you to refrain from ur anti Somaliland stance.

There is no beef between Somalilanders and HAG there was never any conflict or even conflict of interest between HAG and Somalilanders.

No he is a fake elder not even a legitimate elder than went to Somalia approved a constitution claiming to represent the people of Somaliland that's a treacherous act he is behind bars now. What a fool did he really think he could walk freely in Somaliland lol how naive. People can have different political views as long as he doesn't claim to represent people he doesn't represent is fine there are thousands of Somalilanders who live in Mogadishu and have businesses there nothing wrong with that.

http://www.caynabanews.com/view.php?id=22423

http://hiildan.com/2012/12/21/xeer-ciise-xildhibaanada-10ka-ah-ee-beesha-ciise-uga-soo-baxay-lughaya-iyo-saylac-oo-u-balansan-inay-wada-jir-u-doortaan-maayarada-saylac-iyo-lughaya/

Apophis;903684 wrote: But isn't it right for the HAG to be hated, if indeed it has been? Apophis dadkanu wa dad wareersan they dont know what they want

^^ Nabi Muse lugu xasuusaneye

Ceeldoofaar when ever i hear that waxa ii muuqata doofaar yar oo basali ah oo ceel ku dhex jira.

Dee soo magacis maha Amiir Axmed Godane ma magac kale baan ugu yeedha cajiib

Its happening the foreign minister of Somaliland Muhammad abdilahi Omar also arrived in London to prepair the talks between Somaliland and Somalia. The foreign Minister of Somalia is also in London Fawziya Yusuf Haji Adan. The 2 presidents will arrive also soon in London Uk. The Brits are facilitating these talks http://www.gabiley.net/pages/tDetails.php?source=news&ID=25185&permission=1&audioFile=20121231024511_file.xspf

Well the government must act they are a needed factor in the process of Somalia (Puntland) Faroole claims to be a federal state of Somalia but has complete autonomy. No need for violence but sometimes pressure is needed. Xaasidnimo maha wa xalida khilaafadka.

You can look up that i have never supported shabaab in the archives when Shabaab was one of the strongest entities in Somalia. http://www.somaliaonline.com/community/showthread.php/58502-Alshabaab-wa-shayaadin

Faroole is not going any where he has defeated his opponents thats for sure and next year 2013 he will do everything to get another term in office with his horseed party.

i dont think so

On the contrary Jubbaland topics were hot news since the KDF was taking over every hot news needs attention i give attention to what ever is happening in the horn regardless of what my or any one else his political beliefs are. The HAG conspiracy theory was not my idea but thats what the vast majority of Somalis are mentioning the last few months. I never supported Alshabaab nor the TFG of sh sharif sheikh axmed but i always called for a compromise between the 2 but they refused a zero sum game. The Xaaji cant change everything but he can only give his opinion and thats that.

Not sure about the genel Turkish oil project but bilateral aid for Somaliland is minimum most aid for Somaliland goes through NGO channels.If Somaliland was recognized it could atleast have a budget of 500 million instead of 185 million. The EU would give Somaliland direct support budget aid not through NGO channels.

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