^^ Rayaale is a member of the house of elders and the former president of Somaliland rayaale soon will not be the party chairman of the udub party warancade or the young jamaal will be inshallah guys its not official yet that rayaale will be part of the negotiation committee. But i will welcome it if he becomes the chair person Committee negotiation team with Somalia time will tell stay tuned we will hear more about this in the next coming days.

Samafal faroole xita ma caydiid budhlayn bu yidha aniga maxaaad igu haysata:D

Samafal;811108 wrote: Xaalka xaaji Candhuuf ma goyn karee rag gar gal ah inooku yeer Gar qaadayaal ama raadso ama ha raadin xaalki waan kaga fadhiya meeshan

Duke that still doesn't mean they were not hit by a grenade whether it was an accident or on purpose this needs an investigation the story is fishy why are people carrying grenades by the way and especially the unstable one's?

Xaajigu nin candhuuf badan maha wa nin daahir ah marka xaalki waan sugaya.

Carafaat;811086 wrote: Xiin, I would state all Somali's want a united Somali State. However, what kind of State it should be, is what our people have different opinion on(foreign initiated, central, federal, union of States, islamic, clan states). the projection of an anology of unionist vs secessionist is simplistic and false proposition. Would you care to explain what you mean with creating facade and that time is against him politicly? Xiinfanin wants clan states puntland galmudug ximan iyo xeeb waax iyo waadi mareeg khaatumo state but sometimes he just wants puntland and no other clan states like azania.

Somaliland and Somalia are having talks after 21 years lots needs to be done for relations to be restored i agree but the territorial and sovereignty of Somaliland is not in question in here you lot may thing that is the case but this is not the case. Faroole is angry he wanted to be included in the talks he was told sharif is you're president line behind him:D As for the Ethiopian midget he was the one who suggested the two state solution in 2007 no Ethiopian in his right mind will ever support Somaliland and Somalia to be united under one government. But an unrecognized Somaliland and a failed Somalia where his troops can go in and out is their best option for now. Xiinfaniin talks will happen and i dictate and they will listen and if they don't than talks fail than fine with Siilaanyo as long as Somaliland is independent the people of Somaliland have a future, independency is not for sale its not negotiable.Either they can agree to live side by side or they can agree not to agree its that simple this the horn of Africa xiinfaniin no one gives in unless one is forced taasna halki la is mariyey wala ogyahay. Remember rayaale we will defend Somaliland till we drop. Wadna diiday awoow faroole na dadkisa ha ku maweliyo salid baan baadhaya xilkana ha kororsado ha dhakheyso cidi caano ka qubanayaan banu ognahay eh:D

^^ Sabab Samefal Xaaji dhan oo baad candhuuf ku sheegeysa wa meel ka dhac xaal baan ka sugaya.

Reality is Somaliland and Somalia will talk faroole is angry and the international community will mediate we shall see how talks go on Somaliland side you know what will be presented on Somalia's side we shall see what they bring to the table. As i said before we all know who will be angry at the end of the game:D President Axmed Maxammad Maxamuud Siilaanyo is indeed a hero and history shall remember him.

xiinfaniin;811062 wrote: Siilaanyo is taking the union very serious ...it is good stuff indeed. Talks with Somalia doesn't mean union all talks will be based on how two restore relations since we didn't had any diplomatic relations more than 2 decades. Xiinfaniin we all know who the losers will be when talks happen its all about the approach and how it goes.

Carafaat;811061 wrote: Siilanyo waa rageedi. XX, you have called Riyaale other names in the past. No i haven't i was just against extension of the presidential elections other than that rayaale did it pretty good in my book.

President siilaanyo did it right he should nominate more influential Somalilanders as part of the negotiations committee with Somalia.

Good stuff always liked rayaale father of democracy

^^ You should just say aun and stop talking nonsense

http://www.raxanreeb.com/2012/03/daawo-sawirrada-mudaharaad-maanta-ka-dhacay-degmada-qardho/ I dont think that's a Somaliland website.

Qarax dad ku dhinteen oo ka dhacay degmada Godob-Jiiraan ee gobolka Nugaal Updated:- 4 hours ago| 6 Commnets Dhowr qof oo rayid ah ayaa ku geeriyoodey qarax ka dhacay degmada Godob-Jiiraan ee gobolka Nugaal. Qaraxaas oo dhacay abbaare 11:00 habeenimo ee xalay ayaa sababay dhimashada 5-qof iyo dhaawaca labo kale. Bamka qarxay oo ahaa nooca gacanta laga tuuro ayaa waxaa qarxiyey nin kamid ah dadka deegaanka oo madaxa looga jirey. Wuxuuna shilkani dhacay saqdii dhexe ee xalay xilli ay qaar kamid ah qaraabadiisu isku dayayeen inay nikaas waalan Bunbada ka qaadaan. Dhamaan dadka geeriyoodey oo uu ku jiro kii Bamka hastey ayaa ahaa kuwo qaraabo dhow isu ahaa. Waxaana saakay aas wadareed ay dad badani kasoo qayb galeen loogu sameeyey gudaha degmada Godob-Jiiraan. Labada qof ee dhaawaca ah oo iyaga uu firirkii qaraxaasi haleelay ayaa ah kuwo ay xaaladoodu wanaagsan tahay oo dhaawac fudud qaba. Shilkan ayaa noqonaya ki ugu horeeyey ee noociisa ah ee ka dhaca degmadaas iyo guud ahaan gobolka Nugaal. Horseed Media

Mudaharaad Ka Dhan Ah Faroole Oo Ka Dhacay Qardho-(Sawiro)- Lasanod Online. Wednesday, March 28, 2012 Qardho,(lasanod Online)- Boqollaal ruux oo isugu jira dhalinyaro, odayaal iyo haweenka degmada Qardho ayaa maanta bannaanbax ay kaga horjeedaan.. Faroole iyo habka ansixinta dastuurka cusub ee Puntland waxay ka dhigeen degmada Qardho. Bannaanbaxa ayaa ka bilawday gudaha suuqa Caanaha ee degmada Qardho, waxayna dadkii ka qeybgalay dibadbaxa ay socod ku mareen wadada dheer ee laamiga ee marta bartamaha Qardho, iyagoo markii dambe isugu yimid hoteelka Salaama ee degmada Qardho. Dadkii ka qeybgalayey mudaaharaadka ayaa ku dhawaaqayey ereyo ay ku diidan yihiin xubnaha guddiga la tashiga dastuurka oo hadda qaarkood joogaan degmada Qardho. Mudaaharaadka maanta ayaa yimid xilli labo maalmmod ka hor rabshadi ka dhacday kulan ay soo qabanqaabiyeen xubnaha guddiga la tashiga dastuurka oo ka dhacaysay degmada Qardho, halkaasoo ay ku dhaawacmeen saddex ruux oo uu ku jiro dareewalkii gudoomiyaha gobolka Karkaar.

Ethiopia to host AU-mediated Sudan talks Officials from Sudan and South Sudan to meet in Addis Ababa on Thursday with view to end hostilities along border. Last Modified: 28 Mar 2012 14:57 The European Union and United Nations Security Council have joined the AU in calling for an end to the clashes [Reuters] Senior leaders of Sudan and South Sudan are set to meet in the Ethiopian capital on Thursday in a bid by the African Union (AU) to end ongoing clashes and prevent an all-out war between the two neighbours. The pan-African body on Wednesday said it was deeply concerned by an "escalating security situation" on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, and called for troops to pull back 10km on either side of the border. Ties between the two neighbours had been tense ever since South Sudan was carved out of Sudan as an independent country last year. The current dispute is centred around the sharing of oil wealth, and both countries blame each other for the recent clashes around the town of Higlig. Dialogue Following AU's intervention, however, both sides said they were ready to engage in talks. Rahamatalla Mohamed Osman, Sudan's under-secretary of foreign affairs, said he was in Addis Ababa "to represent my country in the negotiations... with regards to security along the border". Osman said Khartoum did not want a war with the South, but warned "if they want to accelerate, we will defend ourselves." South Sudan's top negotiator Pagan Amum also voiced optimism over the talks. "What we expect to achieve is the cessation of hostilities," Amum said to the AFP news agency in a telephone interview from the South Sudanese capital, Juba. "We will stop the fighting that is there, and ensure that this does not erupt into war between the two countries." Amum urged both sides to "rescue the positive spirit" of earlier talks, and said he remained confident fighting would stop after the meeting. Calls to end violence Al Jazeera's Peter Greste, reporting from the South Sudanese capital Juba, said these talks were "not something that's new. It doesn't represent a breakthrough ... it doesn't necessarily mean the two countries have engaged in a serious dialogue" at a ministerial level about the territorial integrity of each state. The AU and the UN Security Council have called for an end to the violence. The US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, said Khartoum bore the responsibility for the renewed hostilities. The European Union also joined in a call for the end to clashes between the neighbouring nations. "Recent cross-border attacks and continued aerial bombing represent a dangerous escalation of an already tense situation," a statement from the office of Catherine Ashton, foreign policy chief for the European Union, read. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2012/03/201232813937814672.html

looool@ Naxar war maxaad is daba dhigtay Mujahidka Hogaamiyaha sheekha qaranka Jamhuuriyada dimuqradiyada Somalia Hadanaad Amiiral mumunin ku sheegin baad buro sida 2006 taasa la isku sheegi jiray. Summerku runti wa inay maskaxdu ku qaboowdo aad fasax wanaagsan qaadatid . Ma ogtahay waxaas oo dhan waxa laga bartay dawladi hore Maxammad siyad bare ninki garanaya garanaya. Wa madaxweynaha umada jaale generale Maxammad siyaad bare abihi dimuqradiga qaranka Somaliyeed, waalidi ba wali socotta:D

By David Ochami and Peter Opiyo Somalis are increasingly supporting foreign intervention to restore stability in the lawless country. According to a UN sponsored opinion poll, just released, perception of foreigners and foreign intervention among residents of Mogadishu, has improved in the last two years. But more than half of the residents of Mogadishu still believe some foreign nations have intervened in Somalia out of self- interest. When the UN conducted a survey in 2010 in Mogadishu, 18 per cent of respondents reported that African peacekeepers had come to Somalia to harm the Somalis but that number has fallen to one per cent this year. The poll results were released as Kenya prepares to join UN supported African Union Mission in Somalia (Amisom). Conducted in the Somalia capital in December and January only six per cent of those interviewed believe Amisom troops are deployed for their own interest, while two per cent believe the forces are out to "destroy Somalia" with just one per cent accusing the foreign forces of being there to "harm" the Somali people. The survey, done by an independent company, ORB and commissioned by AU and UN, shows 77 per cent of the 1,151 residents polled described the TFG and Amisom as "very effective" in stabilising the country and encouraging reconciliation compared to 61 and 65 per cent from the two previous polls. Kenya and four other regional states have been in Somalia since 2007 to fight the radical Al Shabaab. Perceptions of foreign intervention for the stated period indicate overwhelming support for the Amisom and the UN with majority of those polled between January 2010 and early 2012 describing the two missions as friendly. Asked to respond to the question would you describe AU-UN and the international community as friend or foe 95 per cent described international actors in Somalia as friendly, compared to 83 per cent and 84 per cent who described the international community as friendly in January and November 2010 respectively. In the new poll 92 per cent described the AU and UN as friendly, compared to 72 and 75 per cent who thought so in January and November.Some 51 per cent of Mogadishu residents "strongly agree" that some countries involved in Somalia affairs are doing that out "their own interest rather than for the interest of the Somalis." And 19 per cent said they agree that the foreign nations are pursuing personal interest. In November 2010 68 per cent of those polled said they strongly agreed to suggestions that foreign nations are pursuing their own interests in Somalia while 16 per cent replied they agree that foreign intervention is not motivated by sympathy for ordinary Somalis.

read here http://www.petro21.com/programs/?id=747

Shinbir ma ogi anigu ma ihey Khaldaan intan ka aqaano luqada Somali guud ahaan uun baan sheegey.

Naxarow summerki ba so dhow dadku wa iska wada sensitive ta labaad dee sharifku soo oba inadeerki maha wa inu qaranka cidi hogaamisa aad u muujiiya marka wa madaxweynaha qaranka ileen Somali baynu nahay eh wala is wada ogyahay.