Libaax sankataabte saaxib when is the next debate about foreign policy.

Amiir Godane is every where Somaliland is every where even in dukes mind:D

NGONGE;879056 wrote: If it were Khaatumo or PL you would say they have "militias", saaxib. Why then do you call two trucks and a bike an army? Not true khatumo and Puntland hardly clash so u cant say if , i dont live in the world of ifs but lets say for the sake of argument i said armies does that still change the fact that they fought or what my intention was. In reality you said armies and i just followed what u said.

The Zack;879057 wrote: Federalism won't work because two clanz fought? What a good reasoning! Not two clans two federal states

^^ How do you know that let him speak for himself

^^ Carafaat this is why clan federalism will never work

OdaySomali;869430 wrote: Because it is in our strategic interest to be united. Political unity or Unity as People?

^^ They have armies they are two tribal states from the same subclan

DEG EDEG: dagaalo Xoogan Oo U Dhaxeeya Maamulada GalMudug & Ximan Iyo Xeeb Oo ka Dhacay Hobyo Muqdisho (RBC Radio) Dagaal xoogan ayaa waxaa lagu soo waramayaa in uu ka dhacay degmada Hobyo ee gobalka Mudug kaasi oo u dhaxeeyay ciidamada maamulka Galmudug iyo waliba ciidamada maamulka Xiaman iyo Xeeb. Dagaalkaan ayaa wuxuu ka danbeeyay ka dib markii madaxweynaha maamulka Galmudug iyo wafdi uu hogaaminayo ay gaareen degmadaasi Hobyo. Maxamed Cumar Hagafay oo ah Afhayeenka maamulka Ximan iyo xeeb ayaa sheegay in dagaalkaan uu geestay khasaaro isugu jira dhimasho iyo dhaawac. Ilaa iyo iminkana ma jirto wax war ah oo ka soo baxay dhanka maamulka Galmudug iyo waliba wafdiga haatan ku sugan degmadaasi oo uu hogaaminayo madaxweynaha maamulka Galmudug. Wararka ayaa sheegaya in maamulka Galmudug uu doonayo in la furo dekada Hobyo oo inmudo ah xirneed isla markaana maamulka Ximan iyo xeebna uu arintaasi ka soo horjeedo.

He got owned the other day a very one sided debate Obama had no clue how to create jobs other than first agreeing with romney.

Mitt Romney has jumped out to a slight national lead among those likeliest to vote on Nov. 6, according to a new poll from the Pew Research Center. Pew, which in mid-September showed Romney trailing President Obama by eight points, now shows him leading the president by four points among likely voters — the first time Romney has led by that much. The poll has Romney at 49 percent and Obama at 45 percent. Among registered voters, the race is tied at 46 percent after Obama held a nine-point lead last month. The last time Romney broke even with Obama among registered voters in a Pew poll was almost exactly one year ago. The poll is the second survey today to suggest a significant post-debate bounce for Romney. A Gallup tracking poll conducted in the three days after Wednesday’s first general election debate showed Romney and Obama tied at 47 percent among registered voters. We’re still waiting for more post-debate data, but right now, the limited data we have suggest real movement in Romney’s direction. The Pew poll shows Romney’s favorable rating rising five points to 45 percent, while Obama’s favorable rating dropped seven points to 50 percent. It shows the two men are tied on the question of who is a stronger leader (Obama led 51 percent to 38 percent last month), Romney leading 49-41 on who can improve the jobs situation, and Romney leading 47-43 on the issue of taxes. (All of those numbers are among registered voters.) All three are central questions in the 2012 campaign. As for the debate, the Pew poll echoes Gallup, which found the debate to be a landslide victory for Romney. Both pollsters have 72 percent saying Romney won and 20 percent saying Obama won. Pew polling in 2008, by contrast, showed 67 percent thought Obama won the debates while 22 percent thought Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) did.

Oba we will believe that when some one from guriceel is made governor of banadir or the port manager of xamar lol

The reason why he talked about it tisa la so faro galieyey i dont think he wouldve ever mentioned kismayo if odayaasha beesha dblock anaay ka hadli lahayn arimaha somaliland it was a reaction Ninkan ogaal wuxu ka dhigayaa as if somalilanders keeep themselves busy with kismayo lol

Faisal was responding to clan elders because they were making threats over laascaanood And he said laascaanood is not kismayo waryadhaheen digtoonada odayaasha xamar ka soo hadlayaa But i dont think he cares if beesha azania turns jubaland into a onlf kingdom like some are reporting

Zack every hot topic on sol is discussed by al sol members carafaat makes 10 topics about mogadisho puntland and kismayo The same way. Abtigiis is on somalilands case. What did faisal cali waraabe say about kismayo when did he talk about kismayo

Sheikh indhocade al markaaawi baa magalaada qeyb weyn ku leh

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^^ He said Somalilanders and Djiboutians talk about Jubooyinka where and when, the Mujahinds were the one that fought against the soviets and later were used against the Taliban as the northern alliance.

Miskiin people still have problems saying his name Saacid farax lol

I act weird to in the Lift but that's because i saw that movie called devil usually i take the stairs.

WASHINGTON, October 10, 2012/African Press Organization (APO)/ – Relative peace and security in Hargeisa in the past decade have allowed a vibrant private sector to develop, despite conflict and fragility in the surrounding region, says a new World Bank Group report. Released today, Doing Business in Hargeisa 2012, for the first time provides micro-level data for business regulatory framework for domestic small and medium businesses in Hargeisa, the largest economic center in Somaliland. The report is produced by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Bank. Following the civil war in the 1980s, Somaliland unilaterally declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but it still lacks international recognition. Results show that the government has made strides setting up some of the institutions and rules necessary for businesses to operate. The judiciary system is being rebuilt, and legal professionals are returning from abroad or graduating from local universities. Yet challenges persist, including implementing key business regulations, and putting into place a formal banking system. The report examines 11 regulatory areas: starting a business, dealing with construction permits, obtaining electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts, resolving insolvency, and employing workers. “Hargeisa’s performance varies from topic to topic,” said Pilar Sánchez-Bella, co-author of the report. “In the ease of dealing with construction permits, getting electricity and registering property, institutions governing these areas are relatively efficient. But Hargeisa needs to improve its legal framework to foster a healthy environment that encourages local entrepreneurs to start businesses, which in turn can help generate jobs and growth.” The report makes four general recommendations for regulatory reform in Hargeisa: completing the legal and regulatory framework; streamlining administrative procedures for business registration, construction permits, and property registration; reducing costs across the indicators measured; and improving compliance with regulations. The study was produced at the request of the Ministry of Planning and Development of Somaliland and financed through a World Bank-executed trust fund, with contributions from the U.K. Department for International Development, the Danish International Development Agency, and the World Bank’s State and Peace-Building Fund. About the World Bank Group The World Bank Group is one of the world’s largest sources of funding and knowledge for developing countries. It comprises five closely associated institutions: the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA), which together form the World Bank; the International Finance Corporation (IFC); the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA); and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). Each institution plays a distinct role in the mission to fight poverty and improve living standards for people in the developing world. Provided by PR Newswire

Haatu who lived in Kismayo before 1881?

Haatu what about expansionists?

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I think dahab ba ku aasan kismayo waxani wax ka badan eh yes wa magaalo quruxsan laakin wax dadka soo wada jiita bay leedahay maybe caasimada halaga dhigo Somalia lol