Oba hilloowlow if you had an actual army we could take the Somali bravado serious.

Apophis;890059 wrote: '77? Bad policy of the Somali democratic republic they should have just supported the WSLF with logistics and arms and financially in order to weaken Mengistu haille mariams regime. By invading the O'gaden region the Somali republic violated the Italian Abyssinian treaty which defined the Somali republics border with Ethiopia. But if they just kept on supporting the rebels against the Amharas that would have been a far more effective strategy.

Ninka la baxay Kiraitu Murungi wasiirka macdanta Somalia mu u jawaabo waxani wa wax laba dawladood ka dhexeyaa weye dawlada Somalia bay u taala inay ilaaliso macdanta iyo kheyraadka dabiiciga eeh Somalia. Oba bal dawladi ka war doon oo weydi waxay ka yeelayaan arintaan?

oba hiloowlow;890027 wrote: Kiraitu Murungi oo ah wasiirka tamarta Kiinya oo saxaafadda tusaya dhalo ay ku jirto saliida Ceyriin. (March 26, 2012). Haduu intaso kaliya qadinayo ninka madoobi eeh ku jirta bottlke ka yar dhib maha:D Wixi inta ka badan wa cadalaad daro.

Ma Kun kaliya war nagada mala beerahad falata

The Zack;890022 wrote: JB iyo XX are mad because Fowzia has been attacked lol. Zack defending Abdiqasim the man behind HAG what a crazy world.

Jacaylbaro na cyberstates uun bu baafiya

Abwaan;889938 wrote: Ninkaan XX un haloogu wado. I only call him XX because qof aan soo xajin Xaaji lama dhaho and I am not sure inuu soo Xajiyey. Laba jeer baan soo xaajiyey

This guy was always a loser always will be

Jacpher how is this negative news?

Duke how are you doing today good to see you, don't you have to worry about Cabdi Cawar being deported by Faroole. After lots of campaigning screaming ur longs out for Gaas. Trying running for president hoping for the premier position even that failed, and eventually being an mp and that's not all ending ur career as a failed opposition to faroole:D

Taleexi khatumo is a good thing i always said it Khatumo is a home grown entity they finally broke with the garowe clan enclave and understand that with clanism you cant built proper governance that will last. Thats why i believe sooner or later they will merge with the rest of their Somaliland brothers and sisters. Somalia is showing good signs and is coming back from the long civil war and Somaliland policy was always to talk to Somalia and restore relations with Somalia. Its very important that after post conflict era dialogue must be given a chance lots of bridges can be established between SL and Somalia and the international community already came with the initiative We are not there yet but we are getting there you just have to make sure that you sit next to me when talking to the Koonfurians.

Abwaan;889764 wrote: Caqli-xumada iyo hadal xumada ayaan ku sannifay. Goosashada dad badan bay ka guuxaysaa laakiin qofku markuu caqli xumo ku darsado ayaa dhibaato ah. bal yara qeex caqli xumada , hadalada qaar waa run way ka yara dha dhacan oo suldaanku wa direct waxba ma qariyo.

Taleexi;889758 wrote: Adiga gaashaanbuurnimo buu kaa rabaa balse annaga xabbad baa naga dhexaysa ee isu kaayo daa Xaasha dagaal inaga ma dhexeyo wiil iyo abtigiis baynu nahay ehel walaalood tan iyo waaga akhiro yanu ninkan Mudug ka yimi isku kaya dirin.

Taleexi;889750 wrote: Who takes hadhwanaag serious Taleexi awoow Hadhwanaag waad ka hesha Somaha:D

Abwaan;889749 wrote: Ninyahow Faysal warkiisa iga daa, wax uu og yahay ma leh. I once saw him in Dubai with his hangool and I wasn't even interested to shake hands with him that is how much I do not like him. abwaan faisal maxaad ku saniftay lol

Ma suldaan faisal he is a good guy dadka reer konfureedku cunsuri bay moodaan laakin he is a nice guy runti., Somaliland uun bu aad u jecelyahay marka marku arko reer koonfureed diidan qadiyada Somaliland, uun bu si cadho leh ugu jawaabo , laakin ka naxli maha.

Abwaan taa waxba ka jira Somalidu waxba kuma qancaan reer walba waxay jecelyihin inay meesha iska dhex arkaan runti wa fiicantahay wasiirada la yareyo sabab dee dakhliga iyo waxqabadkooda wax ku ool noqonaya , waxba tari mayso 30 wasaradood oo aan tayo lahayn. As for Xaaji Xunjuf wixi wanaagsan eeh dhaca Somalia wu tageera wixi xun na wa sheega ma eexdo sinaba dhinac uma janjeedho.

Taleexi;889729 wrote: Are you kidding me? Tell me what changed?

Ma cadho wasiir ka kacday baa:D

Saxafada Somalida wax badan ba ka qaldan war aan jirin bay dad badan qoraan, eeg wax waad mucaraadi karta war jira oo xaqiiqo ah intad kala so baxdiid sidad rabtid waad u qori karta laakin dee wa inay wax runi ku jirto. Mar mar waxay ku bilaabaan waxanu helnay xog dhab oo sheegeyo oo ilo xog ogaal ba xaqiijiyey few hours later warki been bu noqday. Wax badan ba u bahaan in la saxo thats why aan anigu waligay webebka waagacusub iyo daynile waligay ma eego. Sabab war aan la hubin bay qoraan sida sawirka aah oo kale oo lix sannoh ka hor la qaaday useless weye dadkasu anigu saxaafada waan ka mamnuuci kara journalism ethics wax la yidha ba jira.

Waxaas mucaraadnimo lama yidha waxa la yidha been sheegis. By the way who takes dayniile serious

Conflict in Gaza tests Egypt’s new president AHMED KHALED/EPA - Egyptians hold a banner with inscription reading in Arabic 'save Gaza' during a protest against Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip in Cairo on Nov. 15, 2012. Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi condemned the Israeli airstrikes. Text Size PrintE-mailReprints By Abigail Hauslohner, Published: November 15 CAIRO — The conflict between Israel and militants in the Gaza Strip has presented the first major test for Egypt’s newly elected president, as he seeks to balance close ties to Gaza’s Islamist rulers and respect for Egypt’s three-decade-old peace treaty with Israel. President Mohamed Morsi condemned Israel’s continuing air offensive against Palestinian militants in Gaza on Thursday and ordered his prime minister to visit the embattled enclave, sounding an angrier and more confrontational tone toward Israel than has been evident from Cairo in decades. But political leaders and analysts said Morsi is toeing a fine line as he tries to balance a sense of accountability to Egyptian voters with a desire to maintain stability along what remains a potentially volatile border. As Egypt’s first elected president, Morsi has grappled with the challenge of distinguishing his government from the regime of Hosni Mubarak, who was widely viewed as a lackey for Israeli and U.S. interests in the region and was ousted last year. Morsi is a product of the Muslim Brotherhood, which has close ties to Hamas, the Islamist organization that rules Gaza. And Egyptian political parties, activists and the local media called on Morsi on Thursday to chart a new course with the Jewish state, with which Egypt has maintained a cold peace since 1979. Some politicians, including members of the Muslim Brotherhood, called on Morsi to sever ties with Israel. The conflict in Gaza comes at a critical juncture for Egypt, the Arab world’s largest country, as it pushes to ratify a new constitution and seeks a multibillion- dollar loan from the International Monetary Fund to revive a deeply battered economy. Severing ties with Israel would put Egypt’s already weakened relationship with Washington on shaky ground and could further threaten the $2 billion that Egypt receives annually in U.S. aid. “While trying to show solidarity with Hamas, the last thing they need or should want is a major conflict in Gaza,” said Dennis Ross, a former senior Middle East adviser to President Obama and President Bill Clinton. “If they don’t act to get Hamas to stand down, they may end up paying a major price in terms of assistance from the outside,’’ said Ross, who is a counselor at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. “So is their ideology going to trump their economic needs?” But Morsi also faces a need to maintain credibility on the part of his fledging government, widely seen as a test case in what many Arabs hope will become a broader effort to establish effective Islamist governments to succeed the military-dominated secular governments toppled in the Arab Spring. “A lot of people will ask, ‘What are the major changes between you and the previous regime?’ ” said Nader Bakkar, a spokesman for the ultraconservative Salafist Nour party. Morsi’s Islamist credentials have heightened Egyptians’ expectations that their president would stand strong against a deeply unpopular ally, Bakkar said. “People here are very much with the Palestinians, and they want to help them by any means. So it is difficult for him to convince people that these steps are sufficient,” he said. http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/egyptian-delegation-to-visit-besieged-gaza-strip/2012/11/15/d059d6dc-2f4b-11e2-a30e-5ca76eeec857_story.html

Oba doesn't like the DInka brothers i wonder why:D