Hey Abaayo cynical To be honest i agreE with you, Really

Originally posted by Isseh: Who is old enough to remember 1989 and Koama Lambada . Infactuations, darn it! That song always unlocks in the huge memorial labyrinth aka 'my brain' a warm memory of me and my family just arriving in Holland, but that was in the early 90s really good song

No sister i've never been to any of there concerts, but i ment they sound good singing the song live at MTV. Some artists sound horrible live

hey guys help me out i'm looking for a 80s song by an artist that looks like Steve Harvey anyone ??

Going Away They sound good even when it's live.

yes about 5 years ago when i just moved into our new house in The Hague(Holland) one time i lost the way home and i ended up in a street that had all kinds of lights, i ran Do you fear the death of your loved ones more than your own?

Militant Black guy Security guy excuse me mate could you keep off the grass Militant black guy Keep off the grass!? keep off the grass!? f.. you keep off the grass. Do i look i high to you mothef... lololololololololol

Neg's Urban Sprinting leg itttttt lol Burger Bowl lololol

It's rare for men to get breast cancer right? I remember when i was twelve i felt this pain in my nipples and when i touched them they were so hard(lol this sounds wrong) i showed my mother and she flipped and took me to the doctor and he said it's just puberty lol

^hehe Ghanima i agree; i don't understand why most Somali ladies choose a extravagant wedding over a down payment on a nice house. When they are broke the stress kicks in and they start to dislike eachother for miniscule reasons and eventually in most cases they divorce. While those with a down payment and some money in the bank live the high life with a koob shaah

90% of Somalis that perished during the civil war died because of a ''famine'' similar to the one that happened in the 70s only then there was a government in place that prevented it from becoming a crisis. North Korea's famine of 1995 is said to have taken millions of lives so a harvest that fails is serious business A years deathtoll(violent deaths) in Anarchy Somalia was nothing compared to the 2007 - TFG year. There were road blocks extortions,fear etc and all the hallmarks of a Governmentless city but look how fast this situation occurred in the so-called democratic country of Kenya. If it's government is toppled and the rebels bicker about power while kenyans are hit by a famine accompanied by external meddling then Kenya is gone So i doubt this qualifies as ''slaughtering eachother''(i.e Rwanda situation) when you have two regions who were in peace throughout the civil war and a Southern region which was in Anarchy but still made lots of progress in multiple sectors. The six months of ICU stability is evidence of how quikly the situation can be turned around when there is trust and the absence of puppets. Promegranate why are you so interested in opening a can of worms, do you know how easily the content of your post could be refuted?

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Japan has 200 clans but there traditional lands are all in their borders, Somalia had states like the Ajjuuraan Empire that spanned 1 million + sq km and had various clans and non Somali peoples in it's realm. Fact is during the scramble of Africa Somali traditional lands were ripped apart which is why several Somali administrations after independence focused on retreiving these territories. All of that manpower and rescources would have been spend on Education and the economy if those Brits hadn't illigally given our traditional lands to states that can't even feed the groups there allready oppressing didn't have the same sickening animosity you see today just click on the video and you will see a lively city consisting of all kinds of clans from allover East Africa. The leaders used this system to manipulate our people and we are still suffering from it Uplift people's standard of living, educate them to the point their view of the world and their surroundings is not as myopic as before and pray Allah swt grants us a leader who does not engage in clan politics then Somalia will prosper very easily cause we allready have business savvy entrepreneurs who have set up a trade network throughout Africa and the Middle east and the rest of Diaspora which we can use as transit points or potential markets

lol i mean the other ones

do you think there are any shops similar to this one today in the Diaspora or Somalia with all these black and white pictures of Somali artists?

<---First Gentleman of Somalia 2020 like Tatcher's HB

After a disturbing and traumatizing encounter with a Nile Crocodile while asleep this nightmare(or whatever you want to call it) sparked my interest in these Killer beasts of the Earth: from Crocs to Sharks to Lions & Tigers Croc The Dude that got me shooked @4:13 in the morning Documentary about the Largest Crocodile ever (btw they made a movie about him check it out lol) Lions -Funny Youtube comment: I actually learned what the lion was saying from a friend who understands animals. It was actually saying the same thing about the narrator commentating to the cheetah, "It's a human being. In the form of a caucasian. Oftentimes they come out to stick their nose in our business.It creates drama for it's TV camera crew. Here wait cheetah, it just got punk'd. Now he feels s.t.u.p.i.d Later!!!" lol more animals later....

^When i was 4/5 years old i wanted to become Donatello only sometime later a kid from across the street broke my heart with this devastating news: you don't end up looking like that if you eat all your qudaar lolol you gotta love them Hooyos

With individuals like you in the frontseat no wonder our brothers in the Northwest want nothing to do with you and your circus called TFG. But honestly i finally understand your mentality and your definition of the term ''reconciliation'' you see in your mind green emoticons accompanied by demeaning words = let's have warm relations brothers and sisters hence Foreign Mercenaries bombing school children and Mothers = Roadmap to Peace kakakakakakaka

Originally posted by Promegranate: What happened to the first boys? Did they find a home? most likely they have been adopted, i really hope by a Somali couple

Are those phonecalls to the authorities and couples therapy backfiring on some Somali families?(or it could be iritating interfering agencies) here you have two beautiful kids who's parents are still alive but they have been ripped apart from them and their other three siblings and placed into fostercare Adam and Ayman Date of birth Adam January 2002 Ayman September 2003 These siblings are both Somali origin and need to be placed together with a permanent family. There are five children in their family but plans are being made for their siblings to be placed separately. Since being in foster care the children have made good progress although the effects of their early life years are still apparent at times. Adam A happy and funny boy who likes making people laugh. He has a great sense of humour and can be annoyed when he does not have his own way. At school he is achieving above average in the class although he needs responds well to extra support within the classroom. Ayman He is a loveable happy little boy with a warm personality. He needs a lot of attention and enjoys one to one activities. They share a close relationship. The brothers enjoy playing together and follow each other around. They have never been separated. Source

South African customers love Somali supermarkets and shops it's the competition that's fueling and instigating the attacks on our compatriots

If either he or Geedi is re/elected i will support seccesion in every part of the country, even the republic of Bajuni Islands will have my support maybe in 2020 when todays vampires are dead can we re-unite but honestly the thought of it disgusts me..

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^Thanks in advance!