Originally posted by KEYNAN22: I must admitt i'm quite flattered you remembered a post i made some month ago which i myself forgot. Don't be flattered and it's very sad you have a short term memory I celebrate our Ethiopian allies presence in this particular god forsaken ground/region of somalia and support them full heartly. Then do not call those fighting foreign occuppiers savages cause you look dumb when your celebrating the presence of those that have mutilated and oppressed your people in Western Somalia It's always funny to see how sudden "patriotic" Somalis talk about "invaders". How is something that's happening today funny? Also equall funny to see how these "nationalists" suddenly emerge when positive change is on the horizon but during stalement, savagery and hoplessness their ambitions are always absent. My question is what have you done for Somalia and its positive development for the last disgusting 16 years where infrastructure, public services and human development have taken a devastating blow and neglection? I'm 20 there's not much i could do as a.. Toddler Kid teenager Student capiche? Better yet what's your alternative strategy which might be more positive than the current mandate that the TFG has? You never liked the ICU you called them a 7th century backwards group, people who according to you were emulating Islam's finest century if they weren't fit to lead our nation who is? 160 warlords compared to 1 thug? i'll rather take that thug wich can be disbanded anytime, but Supporting Ethiopians on my soil? supporting the bombardment of my people from the air by disgusting planes? NEVER!!!!! I personally beleive in the determined force which is taking upon the heavy mission of restoring our country through the shambles and destruction of what was once known as Somalia. And hopefully they might also create a path for reunification and reconciliation through appropiate methods, and should be supported by all somalis instead of cowardly mocking them and inventing fantasy enemies. Give them a chance, i mean you gave anarchy 16 years why can't you give the TFG atleast 3 years untill their term is over? This is unless you prefer the status quo. Why should i? when those who prolonged our Anarchy with arm shipments and manipulation are the ones today protecting them if you really cared for your country you would never have made this illogical statement you would have seen the clear truth behind this charade and that's prolong our suffering it's time you opened your eyes TFG did nothing for our people in the last 2 years why should i support them now when they brought shame and terror on our soil it's our people's resilience that made them survive in Anarchy not fcking non Somalis

I'm from Yey's clan but never would i die for this traitor would i die for Shariif the real president or a Female patriotic president? yes!

disgusting pic should be deleted Originally posted by KEYNAN22: *********************** Originally posted by KEYNAN22: [qb] mystic stop being so damn apologetic and grow the hell up, it's your kind who have put shame on the somali name by supporting pillaging and savagery. You ***** ******** a few days ago you were celebrating the presence of Ethio's on Somali soil the same savages that have been pillaging our people in Western Somalia for years it's your kind who brought shame to the Somali name by apologizing ''for'' or collaborating ''with'' Christians you %$^£^%$^%@^%$" :mad: [ January 29, 2007, 01:02 AM: Message edited by: Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar ]

Originally posted by Dabshid: lol, you meant soomaali riwaayad, or concerts, those were not movies, I was surprised abt somalis making movies in 60's? anyway some of the old riwaayado I can remmeber.. If iyo Aakhiro. Qabrigii Jacaylka. Shabeel Nagood. Xoriyo. Masiibadu Aduunyada Iyadaa u Macalina. Dab Jacayl Kariwaa Biyo Sare Tegay waa la sugayaa. Beenay waa run. no sxb these black and white flicks were not bollywoodish stuff but serious storylines could you tell me a little bit about the history of riwaayad?

Soomaali

what were the names of the movies from the 60's 70s and 80s? i remember seeing black and white movies on old video tapes long time ago as a kid does anyone have pics or names?

sh1t i'm 2 late there all gone

a woman was raped by a member of the Ethiopian military in the main watering well of Bulaale on 30th of August 2006. It is reported that the woman’s brother who was at the time present at the well killed the soldier through the use of a dagger. The brother escaped afterwards and his whereabouts are unknown. If you look back at history, Somali men if they have the right leaders they become Men of men= women and children are safe but when Qabiilists turn these warriors into sheeps result = weak disorientated brainwashed men= vulnerable women and children those that are not brainwashed or sheep are outnumbered by multiple enemies = retreat/defeat i continuously have this dream where i hear women i knew all my life getting raped next door by christians (My neighbours are Somali) and i'm stuck i try to get up but i'm stuck to my computer, i see Somali soldiers on the street but whatever i scream they can't hear me this helpless feeling comes back everytime i read stuff like this, sick to my stomach knowing Qabiilists are the responsible for this!

the link is not working anymore why???????????

i wonder how they would react seeing their nr 1 enemy walking on their beloved soil today i would love to see ''only''only''only'' the ''reaction on their faces ps yes flags everything related to the army would be nice we need to collect them collect and preserve is the way forward!! oh yeah i just found out that, the plane on the Somaliland Statue was a Somali Mig damn never noticed that man but i do like the defiance it represents but the blue flag needs to be taken off the moment SAF hit Somali blood they no longer represented us or the blue flag just like the current government neither represents the blue flag nor it's people waving it

Does anyone have pics of SNA like T-55/54 tanks? also does anyone have rare images of Somali military medals?

walahi i hate them cats everytime i google and i see the lines Somali won the championship i get all excited picturing a compatriot of mine representing but... then that iritating cat pops up ohhh the earlier days were even worse when my heart stopped beating seeing the words breeding :eek: Annemiek breeded a Somali WTFFFFFFFF :eek:

http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?type=topNews&storyid=2007-01-24T055815Z_01_N24327043_RTRUKOC_0_US-USA-SOMALIA-AIRSTRIKE.xml fck this fake government

Harar or Garrissa

Originally posted by Mujaahid: Red Sea: ^lol...ma ana xataa? ala inanku cadawsanaa. Could have,would have,and should have.Tough luck, you are too old now,old man. As for the MiGs,they were the weakest link of all the military, we lost in the air in '77 war almost from the get go, compare to wining the infantry.The only thing they killed were their own people. that's because of the experienced 6 days war pilots they had to face

hi could you take some pictures of Somali shops,malls and entrepreneurs in Dubai? i would appreciate it

Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: Seen some pictures like this with different names ,,, don't know if it is da same person or our legends looks like each other ,,,,, i agree but the site where i first found it had the name of the guy who took the picture and it said Boqor Osman so i saved on my computer this was a year ago Originally posted by Violet: You're correct, the man pictured is Boqor Osman. Originally posted by Taako Man: That is boqor cusmaan salaam could you 2 elaborate please? have you 2 visited the same redangelfire website as me or do you guys know another site wich states this. Originally posted by Pujah: That is one ugly boqor. it's not about looks

no problem sxb

rudy the thundercat how's life? History is important for our young ones

wa waqti hore oo deeeeeeer malintii ii ku dambeyay websitkii aan sawirkan ka heelay visit ka sameeyay now it's gone or something ''documents - my pictures'' ku save greyay so ralahoo sxb i have no idea

excerpt from Abdi Samatar's work -Women's mosque in Gabiley Discrimination against female secular education began to change in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Demand for girls’ secular education opened girls’ access to Islamic education. Girls’ knowledge of the Qur'an was a prerequisite for secular school admission. This generated mutuality between secular and Islamic education. One of the biggest obstacles to girls’ secular education was the lack of women Qur'anic teachers. A miracle brought Sheikh Marian Sheikh Ismail and her family to the town of Gabiley in the early 1960s. She established her own girls’ Qur'anic school, which immediately became popular. Sheikh Marian also joined the town women’s Sitaad centre, traditional women’s devotional space where they sang religious songs and discussed women’s concerns. These women decided to build Somalia’s first women’s mosque. The purpose of the mosque has been to create an autonomous women’s space for praying and for studying Islam. More women are knowledgeable about Islam in Gabiley as a result of this effort. It also generated debate between groups based on the women’s mosque and others who subscribe to a more purist version of the Islamic interpretation of women and of Islam.

Gabiley,Somalia Geographies of Muslim Women: Gender, Religion, and Space question the state’s commitment to democratic freedoms. As with the women protestors described at the beginning of this Introduction, Secor’s interviewees speak of veiling not so much as a religious imperative, but as abasic human right that cannot be denied by the state. Yet the articulation of the headscarf as a human right belies complicated ideas about democracy at the heart of Islamist discourse. For the advocacy of the right to wear the headscarf in public is not necessarily accompanied by a more general desire to abolish regulatory regimes of public dress and behavior. Instead, formany of those participating in Secor’s study, the state’s views on headscarvesbecomes proof of the need to Islamicize the public sphere—precisely what the Turkish state and many secularists are seeking to avoid by exercising rigid control over public space. Abdi Ismail Samatar’s account of the formation of a women’s mosque in the Somali town of Gabiley presents a very different instance of the contestation of Islamic space. In the early 1960s, Samatar shows, the education of girls had become a topic of intense debate in Gabiley, as government efforts to promote girls’ education clashed with local discourses about girls’ natural role as future housewives. Into this fray in the 1970s stepped Sheikh Marian, a female Islamic scholar who brought religious education to local women—a prerequisite for entry into state schools. A women’s mosque was built under her leadership, but it continued to lack the support of local townsmen, even after it was damaged in the civil unrest of the 1980s. At the heart of the controversy over the women’s mosque, Samatar argues, has been a conflict over views of women’s rightful geographical place and their place within Islam. As Samatar notes, the women who built the mosque were not informed by Western feminist ideology or by anti-Islamic sentiment. Rather, “they felt that Islamic practice in this society un-duly restricted women’s opportunities to learn and interpret Islamic texts and traditions,” and the radicalism of this project lay in its questioning of the marginalization of women in local Islamic practice.

ello ninkaan ya waaye? ani meel ka arqiyay ninkaas wa Boqor Osman Maxmuud ma ruunba?

me don't mind these traitors the fact they ''try'' to justify 500kg bombs dropped on civilians by comparing it with a burned flag shows there hearts are empty and replaced by greed and qabiil ^^^ sxb bla bla bla ^^^ sxb bla bla bla ^^^ sxb bla bla bla is usually the reply disgusting

^no Sxb it's only a Jihaad when it's in a foreign muslim Country far away from Somalia that was invaded by white christians black christians don't count they are our Allies :rolleyes: :rolleyes: