A_Khadar;878843 wrote: Fiqi tolkii kama jano tago! Xariif can act unionists but the end of day tolkuu dib ugu noqdaa... Horta Unionist ma abtirsiin baa waan yabahay eh:D

If Somalia has a strong army many current players in Somalia will lose their job,that's why every one wants to be involved. Uganda wants to be involved the Ethiopians don't want to be sidelined even Morsi of Egypt wants to train the Somali defense forces.

^^ Taleexi Madaxweynyaasha maad iga xigta:D

3 presidents in one city only in Somalia:D

Carafaat are you saying Ethnic Azanians cannot be excited about their tribal homeland in Somalia no one ever says anything when we were discussing Garisa politics or ONLF politics in the O'gaden region. Why does the excitement bother you that much they are just happy they are free of Alshabaab.

Nope never been there but i have been in Tanzania for 2 days good luck che i have seen pictures of Kigali though its a nice city progressing real fast. Che u should take carafaat with you he is interested in different african dances. We think you're dirt awesome scene

Congrats NGONGE prepare for long nights bila hurdo.

Xaalada Gobolka Sanaag. Wasiirka Deegaanka Somaliland oo mashaariic ay Somaliland ka fulisay Degmada Dhahar xariga ka jaraya. Gobolka Sanaag waxaa ka jira wakhtigan xaalado badan oo u baahan in wax laga qabto Siyaasada Soomaaliland ee ku wajahan Gobolka ayaa moodaa inay ka dheeraysay tan Puntland oo sanooyinkii u danbeeyey uu yaraaday saamaynteeda & joogitaankeeda gobolka. Sanadkii 2011 sida ay sheegtay Xukuumada Somaliland waxay ku bixisay Gobolka Sanaag $ 350,000 lacagtaas oo loo adeegsaday mashaariic Horumarin ah sida dhisamaha Iskuulo, Suuqyo, Maxkamado & goobo Caafimaad halka sanadkii 2011 Xukuumada Puntland aysan wax mashaariic dhanka Horumarinta ah ka fulin gobolka talaabadaas oo kor u dhaaqay taageeradii Soomaaliland oo horay gobolka aan ugu halayn saamayn fiican wiiqdayna kalsoonidii lagu qabay Xukuumada Madaxweyne Faroole. Beesha Aadan Siciid oo ka mid ah Beelaha Gobolka shir dhowaan uga qabsoomay Deegaanka Caroweyn waxay si cad u sheegeen inay ku biireen Soomaaliland ayna Kalsoonidii kala noqdeen Puntland iyagoo sabab uga dhigay in Xukuumada Madaxweyne Faroole ku fashilantay siyaasadii Gobolka waxayna wefti u dirsadeen Hargaysa weftigaas oo si diiran loo soo dhoweeyey. Garaad Cabdulaahi Cali Ciid. Waxaa isna ka socda Gobolka Mashuuraca lagu sheegay in Deked loogu dhisayo Degmadda Laasqoray mushruucaas oo si weyn loogu kala aragti duwan yahay dad badnina ka muujiyeen sheki . Garaad Cabdulaahi Cali Ciid oo isagu ka mid ah Isimada ugu caansan Puntland ayaa dhowaan Waraysi uu bixiyey si kulul ugu weeraray Mushruucaas kuna sifeeyey mid dano kale laga leeyahay wuxuuna yiri :- “Ma jiro Deked laga qodayo Laasqoray, qorshuhu waa in la gurto khayraadka dabiiciga ah arrintaasina maahan mid aanu yeelayno shirkii noogu xirmay magaalada Mindigale si cad ayuu shirku uga hadlay arrintaas go’aan ayaana ka qaadanay : Ayuu yiri Garaad Cabdulaahi oo waraysi siinayey mid ka mid ah Idaacada ka hawl gala Puntland. Maamulka hada la magcaabay & Xukuumada Madaxweyne Dr. Faroole waxaa looga fadhiyaa inay wax ka qabtaan xaaladaha gobolka Sanaag oo isagu ka dib dhacsan Gobolada kale ee Puntland . http://horseedmedia.net/2012/10/09/madaxweynaha-puntland-oo-xilkii-ka-qaaday-gudoomiyihii-gobolka-sanaag-taliyihii-ciidamada-booliska-gobolkaas/

Why did faroole sack the governor of sanaag for Puntland just an hour ago something is wrong.

Madexweynaha dawlada puntland oo xilka ka qaaday Guddoomiyihii gobolka Sanaag iyo Taliyihii qaybta booliska gobolkaasi. Posted by Pi1 on October 9th, 2012 Garowe(puntlandi.com):- Madexweynaha dawlada puntland Mudane C/raxmaan Maxamed maxamuud Faroole ayaa manta xilka ka qaaday guddoomiyihii gobolka Sanaag Maxamed Siciid Nuur (Dabayl) iyo Taliyihii qaybta booliska gobolkaasi sanaag. Dikreeto ka soo baxday xafiiska Madexweynaha dawlada Puntland Mudane C/raxmaan Maxamed Maxamuud Faroole ayaa xilkii looga qaaday Gudoomiyihii gobolka Sanaag Maxamed Siciid Nuur (Dabayl) iyo taliyihii qaybta Booliska gobolkaasi Sanaag sidoo kalana xilalkaasi loo magacaabay masuuliyiin cusub. Dhinaca kale Guddoomiyaha xilka laga qaaday ee gobolka Sanaag Maxamed Siciid Nuur (Dabayl) oo warbaahinta la hadlay manta ayaa sheegay in ay soo gaaren warar sheegaya in xilka laga qaaday, warqad cadayn ahse aysan wali u iman, wuxuuna carabaabay in Warqad iscasilaad ah uu dhawr mar oo isxig xigay u gudbiyay Madexweynaha dawlada puntland lakin uusan wax jawaab ah horay uga helin. Dabayl wuxuu sheegay in uu soo dhawaynayo masuul walba oo xilka uu gobolkaasi ka hayay loo soo magacaabo, wuxuuse carabaabay mudadii uu xilka hayay in aysan wax taageero ah iyo garab istaagba uusan ka helin maamulka Puntland taas oo keentay in hawlo badan ay qabsoomi waayaan lakin uu dadaal badan oo odaynimo ka muuqato uu ku bixiyay masuuliyadii uu ka hayay gobolkaasi Sanaag. Maxamed Siciid Nuur (Dabayl) xilka guddoomiyaha gobolkaasi Sanaag loo magacaabay sanadkii 2003-dii wuxuuna xilkan hayay mudo farabadan oo masuuliyiin kala duwan ay qabteen Madextinimada maamulkan Puntland.

Jacaylbaro;878467 wrote: I wana see them coming to Somaliland ,,, The so called 48 MPS from Somaliland will make a short trip to Nairobi when all the other one visit their constituencies

^^ The President just wanted to drive mooge crazy that's why he waited that long.

Miskiin what are you're thoughts

Venezuela's Hugo Chavez wins 3rd term, vows to deepen socialist revolution In Venezuela, Hugo Chavez won another 6-year term as president of the oil-rich nation with official results showing the socialist leader garnering 54 percent of the vote. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. By NBC News staff and wire reports Updated at 8:35 a.m. ET: CARACAS, Venezuela -- President Hugo Chavez scored a comfortable election victory that could extend his rule to 20 years and vowed to deepen his self-styled socialist revolution after a bitterly fought race against a youthful rival who has galvanized Venezuela's opposition. Tens of thousands of ecstatic supporters thronged the streets around the presidential palace in downtown Caracas, pumping fists in the air and shouting Chavez's name after the former soldier beat opposition candidate Henrique Capriles by more than 9 percentage points. "Viva Chavez," screamed 15-year-old Samuel Urbina as he rode in a car filled with relatives. Advertise | AdChoices However, Chavez only got 135,000 more votes this time around than he did six years ago, while the opposition boosted its tally by 1.85 million. Capriles also narrowed Chavez's margin of victory to his smallest yet in a presidential contest. Chavez won 54 percent of votes compared to Capriles' 45 percent, according to Venezuela's National Electoral Council. In 2006, Chavez's margin of victory was 27 points. Turnout this year was around 80 percent. Capriles, a state governor, had accused the flamboyant incumbent of unfairly leveraging to his advantage Venezuela's oil wealth as well as his near total control of state institutions. Replica sword The new six-year term will let Chavez consolidate his control over Venezuela's economy by extending a wave of nationalizations and continue his support for left-wing allies in Latin America and around the world. It also cemented Chavez as a dominant figure in modern Latin American history. Follow @NBCNewsWorld "Truthfully, this has been the perfect battle, a democratic battle," Chavez thundered from the balcony of the presidential palace on Sunday, waving a replica of the sword of independence hero Simon Bolivar. "Venezuela will continue along the path of democratic and Bolivarian socialism of the 21st century." PhotoBlog: Chavez wields Bolivar sword at victory rally Supporters dripping with sweat strained to catch a glimpse of Chavez from the street below the palace while dancing and drinking rum. More Venezuela coverage from NBC News It was an extraordinary victory for a leader who just a few months ago feared for his life as he struggled to recover from cancer. Chavez spoke little during the campaign about his fight with cancer, which since June 2011 has included surgery to remove tumors from his pelvic region as well as chemotherapy and radiation treatment. He has said his most recent tests showed no sign of illness. According to Venezuela’s constitution, if Chavez were to die within the first four years of his term, then his vice president, Elías Jaua, would serve as president only until a special election is held. But if the president dies within the last two years of his term, then the vice president would serve as president until the end of the term.

He doesn't believe in clan federalism.

Eritrea calls for lifting of sanctions, rejects U.N. accusations Reuters – 16 mins ago UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Eritrea has asked the U.N. Security Council to lift sanctions against it after a recent U.N. experts' report showed that the tiny east African state had cut its support for the al Qaeda-allied al Shabaab militant group in Somalia. But in a letter released on Monday, Eritrea also slammed the report - which probes violations of arms embargoes on Eritrea and Somalia - for "falsely accusing the government of Eritrea for violations that are not substantiated with solid evidence." The Security Council imposed an embargo on Eritrea in 2009 over concerns its government was funding and arming al Shabaab - charges Asmara denied. The U.N. experts' report released in July said that support has evaporated. Eritrea responded in the letter to the 15-member council, dated September 27, saying sanctions should be removed as "the initial and principal accusation concerning Eritrean support to al Shabaab has now proven to be non-existent." "The admission is acknowledged with obvious resentment and uncalled-for caveats, omissions and 'rationalizations," he said. "The (U.N.) 'monitoring group' does not have a case against Eritrea." "The events over the past year have clearly shown that it is in fact Ethiopia that is actively engaged in destabilizing Eritrea," Eritrea said, rejecting claims by the report that it remained a destabilizing influence in the region. The Red Sea state has previously rejected these allegations and has called for the replacement of the panel's members over what it calls their bias in favor of its arch-foe Ethiopia. Eritrea, which declared independence from Ethiopia in 1993 after a long war, is routinely accused by Addis Ababa of supporting Ethiopian separatists. Eritrea says the accusations are false and aim to tarnish its reputation. Ethiopia and Eritrea had another war from 1998 to 2000. The two countries' border disputes have yet to be resolved. Asmara has blamed Ethiopia for the sanctions drive against it and the rivals have frequently clashed as they seek to influence events in Somalia, where Ethiopian troops are among African forces fighting al Shabaab. "The (U.N.) group's report is an attempt to not only to create a wedge among friendly nations but also to unjustly penalize Eritrea by falsely linking it with several armed groups," Eritrea wrote. Al Shabaab has controlled much of southern Somalia since 2007, imposing a strict version of Islamic law in areas under its control. But over the last year it has been forced out of the Somali capital Mogadishu and other parts of the south by the coordinated military operations of U.N.-backed African troops. Last year, the monitoring group alleged Eritrea was behind a failed plot to bomb an African Union summit in Ethiopia, had bankrolled known members of al Shabaab in Kenya and had been involved in the smuggling of weapons through Sudan and Egypt. As a result, the council prolonged the arms embargo and assets freeze on Eritrea, in addition to a travel ban on some officials, amid an escalation in operations against al Shabaab by African Union, Kenyan and Ethiopian troops and their Somali allies. Matthew Bryden, the monitoring group's coordinator, told Reuters in July that Eritrea was lobbying its allies at the Security Council to push for a removal of the arms embargo, but he said other Council members were reluctant to do this.

This is what they should do they should organize a big conference in Somalia and call it Hubka dhigista Beelaha Somaliyeed. It cannot be that bad since there are about 17.000 Amisom forces in Somalia at the moment. There should not be a reason to be insecure since there are African union peace keeping forces the era of warlordism is over. And no clan is at war with another clan that is all something of the past.

DoctorKenney;878363 wrote: We should start with disarming the civilian population in Mogadishu, and then gradually disarm cities like Kismayo and Beledweyne. Maybe political pressure is what we need to disarm ASWJ and RasKamboni and incorporate them into the Somali Army. I support that

DoctorKenney;878356 wrote: First step should be integrating the Puntland Military into the Somali Army. They have the training and equipment and they know what they're doing. But I'm not saying they should be deployed to the South-Central regions, as Puntland is barely stable itself. They should focus on securing their corner of Somalia first. For now lets focus from Galkacyo to raskaambooni where the Amisom is based Puntland has its own issues they have their own security problems if you take away their army it might create vacuum which than will result into instability. In the long term Puntland security forces will be incorporated into the federal army. But for now you need to disarm all these factions there should only be the Somali national army and the Amisom support.

Yeah aswj was allied to the government the same as raskambooni but you cannot have free lance militias freely roaming around the country, ASWJ is in galguduuud in gedo they are armed sufis. And i know it will be hard to disarm them but it must be done.

ASJW and raskaambooni and other various factions need to be dismantled and incorporated into the Somali army. Somalia needs strong federal troops with capable training and with the right equipment.Not clan armies all the federal states can have a strong police force.

Not all Massai carry E1B1B haplogroup that tells you that Masai is mixed ancestry they also carry the Haplogroup A group along with some of the dinka tribes and shiluk and agaws of Ethiopia. Tutsi do not speak an afro assiatic cushetic language they speak a bantu language.