war shaw meesha wax ba ka dhacay lool iley oo la feedhey oo cisbitaalka loola cararay;)

haa wadada sharciga la mariya Somaliland wa dal xeer dastuuri leh , sasana sadex sanne lugu xukumay

i never liked the waaheen editor any ways they fabricate news

Che do you have any pictures of the events or a video perhaps from Universal tv

^^ dad badan ma iman eh mise dhanka iyo dunbuluq dadka ba mala ku badnayn any way Somalina ,, Boqor raabi lama xirin wala xidhay there is a difference awoow

My flag will be left at home By Muna Bulhan Jan. 22, 2011 The Somali Regional Delegation meeting the UK community at the Ethiopian embassy in London in October 2010. On Sunday, Somali Ethiopians will come together for the arrival of Somali Region State President Abdi Omar in Minneapolis. Ethiopian flags will be raised together in celebration of our people and our homeland. But should Mr. Omar's visit be cause to celebrate, or should our flags be kept at home? Mr. Omar has undoubtedly done some good for the Somali Region. He has closed down a handful of military bases, appointed county leaders from the local majority clan, and brokered peace deals with rival factions. The end result has been a more peaceful life, a better life, for those living in Somali Region. Or has it? Mr. Omar has taken great pains to craft his public image, an image that presents him as a strong leader, a leader of the people. But both the leaders he has appointed and the treaties he has crafted have been weak and ineffective. He has appeared much more concerned with looking like a leader to members of the Diaspora--Somali Ethiopians who have left their homeland for a better life--than leading the people of Somali Region. I suspect the reason for this is simple: we have more money here than our families do back home, and Mr. Omar needs our support if he hopes to remain in power. If the current welfare of Somali Region Ethiopian is any indication, we should withhold our support for Mr. Omar's regime. The state he rules is suffering from disease and hunger, and lacks basic education and infrastructure. There is no safety, there are no jobs. Thousands upon thousands have been beaten, tortured and killed. Many more have simply disappeared. Mr. Omar has threatened many during his short time in power, and he has backed up those threats. It's all a part of the game. Mr. Omar is as responsible for the plight of our people as the government system that he leads, a system chock full of corruption and violence. Like the men before him, Mr. Omar has sought quick fixes that look good in the media, fixes that at first glance look good to those of us far away from the problems. But what is needed is real change: Somali Ethiopia is dying, and we must stop trying to cure cancer with band-aids. We need to dig down to the root of this cancer, identify the core problems and address them with real solutions. First and foremost, everyone must be involved in the solution, and nobody can be treated like a second-class citizen. Even the poorest people of Somali Region need to feel safe in their day-to-day lives, and to have faith in a justice system that is fair and unbiased. As Thomas Jefferson said, “though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail...the minority possess their equal rights, which equal law must protect, and to violate would be oppression.” The true measuring stick of a people is not to be found in the quality of life of the wealthy and powerful, but that of its poorest, weakest citizens. And right now, the poorest, weakest Somali Ethiopians are suffering greatly. I do not claim to have all the answers. Nor do I put all of the blame on the shoulders of Mr. Omar. But I do know that I cannot support Mr. Omar or the corrupt system that has left so many of our people destitute. And come Sunday, I will leave my flag at home. Muna Bulhan

Somalina sawkuwii faroole sacabka u tumayey marku faarmaajo idacaadaha ka cayayey eeh ay la mudaharadayey , Somalina nimanka budhcadbadeekda aniga ka aqaan awoow.

ismahan i think oba means reer hebbel takoor , puntland dee reer kaliya iska leh hadanad rerka ka tirsaneyn ur out

waynakan dee

no this is between ssc and Ethiopia wax fahan , inagu hadhow beynu ciyaarta so geleyna

Madaxwayne Siilaanyo oo maanta xafiiskiisa ku qaabilay Wafti ganacsato ah oo ka socday Imaarada Raasul khayma 22/01/11-War-Saxaafadeed Madaxweynaha JSL Mudane: AXMED MAXAMED MAXAMUUD (SIILAANYO) ayaa Maanta Xafiiskiisa ku qaabilay Wefti Arrimo Ganacasi u socda oo uu Hogaaminaayo Sarkaal ka socda Imaarada Raasul Khayma. Weftigan oo uu ka mid ahaa Ganacsadaha Al-jaabiri waxa ay madaxweynaha kala Hadleen sii xoojinta Xidhiidhka ganacsi ee u dhexeeya labada Dal ee Somaliland iyo Sucuudiga. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu Weftiga u sheegay sida ay Somaliland diyaarka ugu tahay Maal-gashiga Dalka Gudihiisa Gaar ahaan Ganacsiga Wershadaha IWM. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu Xubnaha Weftiga uga Mahad celiyey Booqashada ay ku yimaadeen Dalka Somaliland. ALLAA MAHAD LEH Cabdillaahi Maxamed Daahir ( Cukuse ) Af-hayeenka Madaxtooyada JSL.

Ciidamo Itoobiyan ah oo Gudaha u soo galay Magaalada Buuhoodle By nuur on Jan 22, 2011 ShareWararka caawa ka soo baxaya magaalada buuhoodle ayaa sheegay in Ciidamo Itoobiyaan ah ay gudaha u soo galeen Magaalada Buuhoodle ee Xarunt Gobolka Cayn………………………. Warar hada naga soo gaadhay ayaa sheegay in ciidaman Itoobiya ay guraha kala baxeen dhalinyaro iska hurada oo aan waxba galabsan sida warku nagu soo gaadhayo. Wararkii oo faahfaahsan kala soco Radiowidhwidh saacadaha soo socda

Kamaavi the clan state i was referring to was galmudug our good zack is comparing galmudug to Ethiopia

Kamaavi you and i both know Somaliland is a multi tribal society no need to go back to that. But the song is all about the struggle and a better Ethiopia that's what you guys want right. For all non Tigray Ethiopians including you guys . so it's a good song for zack and co

bilan how do you know the guys clan ? why u so obsessed with clan

bilan;689241 wrote: JB maa afkaaga haysatid, ma cid aan Garaad C/qani ahayn baa shirkaas saxiixay, mida kale those Garaads are in their own country, Garoowe is not in country, unless you consider Siilaanyo to be a refugee in Hargaisa, plus do not guys get tired telling lies, people were hijacked in Burco, the whole conference was about dib u heshiisiin between the clans so that SNM would not follow USC footsteps. loool@ sheekadi qori ba la nugu dul hayey oo qasab banu ku saxeexay won't work adeer Garaad selebaan maxammad was there garaad abshir salax was there , garaad cabdiqani garaad jamac was there garaadkina guud.

i just checked harowo and the sl flag is up they post opinions of people, as for bashir did you read his last article?

Here is another website http://www.salalnews.com/news.php

Bilan read their wesbites here are the websites of reer awdal and they all have the sl flag up www.mysomaliland.com www.bakipress.com www.harowo.com www.awdalnews.com

when did they do all those awful things you mentioned we are not aware of that, do you guys say that to justify the ssc rebel movement?

First of all Ethiopia said that Somaliland independence is up to the People of Somaliland and somalia and they will welcome the outcome on what the Somalilanders and the koonfurians agree on. Second Ethiopia does not act in a hostile way towards Somaliland and Galmudug supports Somaliland as an independent state so i have no problem with them , now lets not compare Ethiopia a regional power in the horn to a clan state oke For now lets sing this song Zack