I think the first talks will fail because they won't come to an agreement the second talks might bring some solutions. A referendum is a good option if it will please the government in Somalia. But I don't think somaliland will accept ever to be under a federal system even for a few years they might suggest sending troops instead and assist the TFG.

Yes they were placed in dooxa hargeysa in daloodho north Hargeysa and sinai and were all well armed by Mr adan gabyow.

The were not refugees they were adan gabyows militia

Hustler true talks are important and the first meeting between Somaliland and Somalia will be in London in about 10 days lets see what it brings.

Hustler;817328 wrote: Runta maa laga hadlo guryahan waxaa lugu dhistay lacagtii xarata ahayd ee shacabka laga dhacay Ma waxad sheegeysa booli qaran eeh nimanki dawlada kacaaanka eeh guryaha badan laha.

Good man former prime minister Abdirsaaq xaaji xuseyn he is against clan federalism qabyalaad iyo dawladnimo hada la isku qaso wa qashin nacam.

Uchi as long as you can view it:D

Act of union may seexeedeen 52 years ago hadanay wada hadlin historical weyee allow sahal:D Meel wanaagsan bay maraysa 52 sanoh ka bacdi

Good step cadalaadu halkasay ka bilaabmata.

Lets talk

^^ Wrong Eritrea EPLF marched together with the TPLF all the way to addis ababa and forced Woyane to give them a UN supervised referendum for Eritrea's independence. But its good that you support Somalilands quest for Recognition Somaliland and Somalia to brotherly nations.

Somaliland: Somalia Parliament Cautions Silanyo Tuesday, 10 April 2012 19:22 Somalia-Somaliland Talks, What Next?Holding talks with Sheikh Sharif is an exercise in futility, as his government is on its way out and does not have popular consent nor ability to implement agreements- Ahmed Dhimbiil "Asoowe"- Deputy Speaker Somali Parliament Talks with Somaliland must be fruitful and the TFG cannot guarantee this- MP Suleiman Alanle By: Yumoha Pasha MOGADISHU – The Somali Parliament has cautioned president Silanyo and his administration against holding talks with President Sheikh Sharif and the Transitional Federal Government-TFG he leads. During the Somali parliament session held in Mogadishu on Monday, the parliamentarians said that president Silanyo should be aware that Sheikh Sharif and his TFG government have not only lost the confidence of Somali people but lack the mandate to fulfill any agreements made. The Somali MPs also said that Silanyo should not hold the talks lightly as issues to be discussed are of the utmost importance as they are from the early sixties and related to Somaliland's grievances against Somalia as pertains to poor treatment meted to the former British colony. These grievances led to the civil war which ultimately led to Somaliland renouncing its union with Somalia. The MP's said that the TFG is inflated by operatives from the diaspora who do not understand the differences that led to Somaliland's withdrawal from its voluntary union with Somalia in 1991 thus bringing an end the dream of a greater Somalia. The Mogadishu parliamentarians unanimously concurred that not only that is the TFG administration very corrupt, devoid of political acumen but its foreigners awarded mandate is finished and thus not the right authority for holding talks with Somaliland. The MP's further accused the diaspora controlled TFG of having sold the country to foreign companies and governments that have been awarded lucrative contracts to fleece Somalis of their natural resources, after payment of hefty sums in bribery to Senior TFG operatives. Hon Ahmed Dhimbil Roble "Asoowe" the 1st deputy speaker revealed that parliament has finalized arrangements to hold presidential elections on 30th April 2012 thus replace Sheikh Sharif and the TFG with a popular elected president and government. "Somaliland, TFG and foreign governments can hold all the talks they wish so long as they are aware agreements are not binding for the Somali people" Said Hon Asoowe. The deputy speaker said if president Silanyo fails to heed their guidance as pertains to holding talks with the TFG then he (Silanyo) and Somalilanders at large should be aware that such talks will be an exercise in futility for Somalis will not honour any and all agreements reached. Hon Ahmed Asoowe urged president Silanyo to be patient and give the Somali people time to put their house in order by electing representatives of their choice thus an administration with the full mandate of the people and knowledgeable on Somaliland's grievances therefore effectively honour agreements between the two brotherly countries. Hon Suleiman Alanle said that proper and legally binding mechanisms must be put in place to ensure that talks with Somaliland fruitful. The legislator said that the TFG lacks the mandate to discuss Somaliland's long held grievances against Somalia that stretch back to early sixties and can therefore not assure successful conclusion or implementation. The Somali MP said that it is imperative that President Silanyo desist from the haste in talks he has so far shown following his appointment of a committee to jump-start negotiations. He said that there was nothing personal against Sheikh Sharif but his mandate has expired, and if he stands for re-election and wins then he shall have the whole of Somalia behind him. According to Hon Suleiman Alanle the now cozy relationship between Silanyo and Sheikh Sharif which started in London during the February Conference on Somalia emanate from prodding's by several governments that took part in the conference who made it compulsory for the two expedite discussions or lose monetary support if otherwise. Somalilanders from various walks of life, notably Hon Abdirahman Irro, have shown sentiments similar to those expressed by the Mogadishu based parliamentarians. Source: Horn Newspaper

Allah ha u naxariisto beeldaajie samiir iyo imaan ilahay haka siiyo qarabadisa iyo eheladisa

Obaa caydiid xukun bu rabay cali mahdina xukun bu rabay inay is dilaan qalad bay ahayd inay iyagu isku dilaan magalooyinka waweyn qalad bay ahayd in la isu tanasulo wase ahayd laakin ya deg degey oo madaxweyne iska dhigay , caydina wali xaal baan ka sugaya

Oba waxasi wa dagaaladi sokeeye ta kama hadlayno laakin ila qir qalad waxay ahayd inu Ali mahdi la cararo oo Madaxweyne isku magacaabo intu Djibouti u cararo oo uu yidha ina abti doon shirki wa kan Somalina wa tan dakana aniga ka madaxweyne ah. Cayda na iga daa dee wa kusidee sawdigi ninka weyn aha:D

Good points general jidhif

U.S. extends emergency for Somalia April 10, 2012 at 12:37 PM WASHINGTON, April 10 (UPI) -- U.S. President Barack Obama said Tuesday the security situation in Somalia posed an "unusual and extraordinary threat" to the United States. Obama, in an executive order, declared that a national emergency with respect to Somalia was extended for another year. "Because the situation with respect to Somalia continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States, the national emergency declared on April 12, 2010, and the measures adopted on that date to deal with that emergency, must continue in effect beyond April 12, 2012," he said in a statement. Al-Shabaab, a militant group tied to al-Qaida, controls parts of Somalia though it has lost ground amid an offensive supported by troops from the African Union. In January, Augustine Mahiga, U.N. special envoy to Somalia, formally moved from offices in Kenya to the Somali capital after a 17-year absence. World leaders during a one-day conference in London in February expressed optimism that Somalia was turning the corner after years of civil war. Obama's announcement came one day after at least 12 people were killed when an improvised explosive detonated in the Somalia market town of Baidoa and a week after Somali officials were killed in an attack on a theater in Mogadishu. There hasn't been a formal central government in Somalia since the 1990s. Read more: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/Special/2012/04/10/US-extends-emergency-for-Somalia/UPI-68501334075853/#ixzz1rem3IuF2

Jacayl maha eeh wa dano Siyasadeed awoow:D

B Boy,Maybe that's why Gagaab and Biixi organized a demo in support of Faarmaajo in north galkacyo when faroole clearly stated farmaajo wa nin hadalo nacasnimo ku hadla:D

Burahadeer the first talks will be in London its just gogol xaadh just to break the ice but after august the real talks will begin in a foreign country in Africa with the international community mediating. I was on the phone today Hargeysa people are not expecting that much from these talks they were like hadal badani haamo ma buuxsho.

i don't know what you are on about working with the Somali government? what the hell is that, the international community told Somaliland and Somalia to discuss their future relations we don't mind that as long as it is done in a foreign country and the international community mediates between the two countries. Any way lets not change the subject what do you think about the 1 years extension of Faroole?

b-boy;817214 wrote: Poor xaaji 2012 have been a bad year for his triangle so he turns to posting negative news on Puntland;) This is not about the Xaaji this is about farooles dictatorship Faroole oo sanad ku darsaday iyo reer qardho oo diiday cagajugleynta Faroole.

Talaabadaas ayaa sidoo kale bayaanka lagu xusay in hadii madaxweyne Faroole uu qaado ay noqonayso mid aan bulshada Puntland u cuntami karin islamarkaana ay tahay khalad aan sinaba loo qaadan karin.

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