Caydarus ma bacaac buu ula jeeday mise baac buu meesha ku qoray? Labada eray waa sax,, Bacaaaaaaaaaaaac = Lax Baaaaaaaaaaaaaac = Na*cas, Retard

Walaal Nur, aniga iyo dadka kale ee halkan joogaba waxyaabo badan ayaanu ka baranay muwduucyada aad halkan ku soo qortay ee ka hadlaya Diinta Islaamka iyo xaalada nolosha ee qofka muslimka ah. waad ku mahadsantahay aqoonta iyo cilmiga aad noo kordhisay. Ilaahay ajar iyo xasanaad ha kaa siiyo. Mar hadii aad go'aansatay in aad qalinkii qof kale ku wareejiso, bal ha na ilaawin oo mar mar naga soo war doon.

Aaliyyah, Im hearing for the first time.When I was reading I was laughing so hard I got tears in my eyes. I tell ya..

:D:D

Abwaan;733026 wrote: Dadkii oo abaar iyo macaluul u baaba'aya ayay wefdi celcelis 15 ah u dirayaan South Sudan. Shariif inuu diyaarad la raaco jecelyahay waa caddaatay ee midkaan diyaarad caag ah inta loo gado Jowhar halla geeyo uma qalmo inuu dalkan sii hoggaamiyo. Waa ayaandarro ee Ilaahow kuwaan ummadda ka qabo. Aala-Shiikh waa na waashay sidaas bay wadaaddo ku sheeganayaan, mar unbaa la xisaabtami wakhti ay noqotaba insha Allaah. gooni wrote: Waxaa la arki jiray madax ka cudurdaarata inay dhoofaan ama soo af jara hadii ay dibada ku maqnaayeen markii ay dalkooda lasoo gudboonaato xaalad degdeg ah, lana qaybsada dhibaatada dadka ay matalaan. Kuwaanu damiir waa ka aradmeen mana ahayn inay ciridka kabarka ka rogaan meelaha laysugu yimaado. Sheekh Dalxiis Al-Armani Party bay uga cadahay ma isagaaba aduun la socda.

Aaliyyah haye,,,,,,,,,labadaas ma yaan loo bixin baad ku talisay!

Juxa, Aaliyyah waa maxay ilka cadayska iyo lol loolka meesha idinka oo Budh weyn wata in aad gabay, geeraar ama buraanbur ku soo gashaan bay ahayd ee maxay sidani... I am soooooooooooo disappointed. Dadka iskuma diro lakiin Threadkan waxaan doonayey JB iyo Nuune in la Baacsado,,, Bustohooda ha ka cararaane.

ha haha hahahaaa hahahahahaaa Labadiinu qac baad tihiin, waali cas Karbaash baad doonaysaan iyo dacas Qac, dam iyo bug baa la'idinku soo qaadi ........................................(Abwaan Baaquli)

Yaabka-Yaabkiis;732578 wrote: Somalia is moving era of 'Somalia Peace' Reasoning: PPL's mind changing to positive-peace seeking minds What could be barriers of getting there( Somalia Peace) Yaabka Nabadgalyo in ay Soomaaliya ka dhalato waxaa diidan: Qabiil iyo Shufto Malinta ay dadka Soomaaliyeed joojiyaan isticmaalida: 1) Qabiilka 2) Group groupka sida Al Shabaab, Xisbul Islaam, Ahlu Sunna wal jamaaca, Puntland, Somaliland IWM Marka aynu Labadaas shay ee aan kor ku soo xusay isticmaalkooda joojino. Markaas ayaa qof walba oo Soomaali ah dareemi karaa in uu wadanka Soomaaliya si cabsi la'aan ah uu ku dhex mushaaxi karayo.

Waa decoration xag allah kaaga yimid ee bal Alxamdulilaahi dheh..................

Thursday, Dutch Finance Ministir Jan Kees de Jager was quoted by the daily Het Financieele Dagblad as saying that private sector banks must be pressured into taking part in a bailout as a voluntary deal was not realistic. The government got no money so they are forcing the financial sector to fix this mess. I smell short selling.

Greek bond buybacks on table in latest bank talks ROME, July 7 - International banks, under pressure from European governments to help with another Greek bailout, discussed buying back the country's bonds in another attempt to stitch together a rescue plan after a French initiative failed. European Central Bank and Greek government officials as well as international and Italian banking executives met lobby group the Institute of International Finance (IIF) in Rome on Thursday, an Italian Treasury source said. Another source close to the discussions said Deutsche Bank took part. The banks are struggling to strike a deal which would let private sector creditors provide cash and breathing space to Greek debtors without being defined as a default by credit ratings agencies -- which have warned they are watching closely. The IIF said the group had discussed "debt buy-back approaches," but did not elaborate. In an emailed statement it said attendees had tried "to refine the options that were discussed in the IIF's Board statement of last Friday." That statement referred to possible debt buyback proposals, which could, along with further Greek fiscal adjustment, begin to reduce and therefore help service the country's debt. But the banks remain split on how best to construct the aid. Thursday's meeting followed a similar one organized by the IIF in Paris Wednesday at which "a menu of options" was discussed, according to Charles Dallara, the managing director of the bank lobby group. A French proposal for a rollover in which bondholders would reinvest at least 70 percent of the proceeds from bonds maturing before the end of 2014 in new 30-year Greek debt has run into ratings agency objections. Officials are now looking at a broader range of options. The Treasury source confirmed that the meeting had broken up around midday GMT. The source said earlier that there would be an exchange of views on "developments so far and the solutions currently on the table for the involvement of private creditors." The meeting was chaired by Vittorio Grilli, director general of the Italian Treasury, in his capacity as chairman of the European Union Economic and Financial Committee. An EU source also confirmed the meeting in Rome and said EU representatives would be attending. However no representative from any of the ratings agencies was expected to be present. Following the effective veto on the French plan by ratings agency Standard and Poor's, which said it would consider the operation contained in the proposal as a selective default, the search has widened for an alternative plan. Germany has raised other possibilities including getting banks holding Greek bonds to swap them for new bonds with longer maturities but that proposal has not found favor with banks and some other European governments. German Deputy Finance Minister Joerg Asmussen said the idea of a bond exchange could be put back on the table, with talks likely to take place over the summer. Thursday, Dutch Finance Minister Jan Kees de Jager was quoted by the daily Het Financieele Dagblad as saying that private sector banks must be pressured into taking part in a bailout as a voluntary deal was not realistic.

Loooooooooooool@Nuune Listkaaga Baasto iyo Cabitaan aa ka buuxo (Baasto = Lix goor, Cabitaanku isaguna waa lix goor)

I will certainly do that Somalina.

Analysis: Worries on debt ceiling bubble beneath surface NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the standoff over raising the government's borrowing limit enters its final month, it's becoming harder for investors to avoid thinking the unthinkable: the world's most trusted borrower could soon renege on its debt. The U.S. Treasury says it will be forced to default on its obligations if Congress does not raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling, which caps how much it can borrow, by August 2. The Treasury has not specified which bills it wouldn't pay, but the prospect of its missing interest or principal payments on any outstanding debt is a terrifying one for Wall Street. Even a temporary default would erode the United States' status as the world's most powerful economy and the dollar's role as the dominant global currency. "It would be catastrophically bad to tell the world that the United States is willing to default on its obligations," said Gregory Whiteley, who helps manage $12 billion in assets at DoubleLine Capital in Los Angeles. "Even if the default only lasted a few days, the precedent would be set." A default would undermine confidence in Treasuries, the world's safest asset and the benchmark for the global bond market, particularly if ratings agencies were to cut the United States' prized AAA credit rating. If investors start demanding higher returns for holding riskier U.S. debt, the rise in bond yields would crank up borrowing costs for consumers and businesses. This in turn could tip a still fragile economy back into recession. QUANTIFYING THE UNTHINKABLE Republicans in Congress want the White House to commit to deep spending cuts before lifting the ceiling while Democrats favor adding tax increases on the wealthy. Talks collapsed two weeks ago, and compromise seems far off. Even so, investors are not panicking. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yielded 3.09 percent on Wednesday. While above its 2011 low of 2.84 percent hit last week, that was still far below where it would be if markets felt default was imminent. "I don't think the majority of Congress is so ****** as to visit an actual default on the United States," said David Kelly, chief market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management. "Their constituents would never forgive them for playing fast and loose with the credit-worthiness that it took 230 years to build up." But as the deadline nears, markets may grow more restive. Standard and Poor's told Reuters last week it would waste no time cutting the top-notch U.S. credit rating if Treasury missed a $30 billion debt payment on August 4. Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at Prudential Fixed Income, with $240 billion in assets, said long-term interest rates could swiftly rise by up to 50 basis points. Based on the projected budget deficit, that amounts to an extra $70 billion in interest costs -- a fairly hefty price to pay for a country already facing a large debt burden. Brusca, chief economist at Fact and Opinion Economics, reckons a default could be a lot more costly, knocking Treasury prices down 5 to 10 points in a day -- a violent and unusual move. "This could be a horror show." DOLLAR AT RISK? The turmoil would likely spread far beyond the bond market as Treasuries are the one asset invariably accepted worldwide as collateral. A downgrade could result in margin calls, unleashing a wave of selling in stock and other markets. In a note to clients this week, Priya Misra, head of U.S. rates research at BofA-Merrill Lynch, suggested owning some S&P 500 "puts" in case the debt ceiling is not raised by August 2. The dollar would be vulnerable, too. As the global reserve currency, it dominates world trade and is the one in which central banks store most of their savings. But if the "full faith and credit" of the U.S. government comes under question, that would plant "a seed of doubt" for global investors, said Barclays chief currency strategist Jeffrey Young, and could erode the dollar's unique status. Foreigners hold more than half of outstanding dollar-denominated U.S. government debt. China alone holds more than $1 trillion, according to Treasury data. Even if Treasury were to make good eventually on missed payments, "there's no way to guarantee to foreign investors that the dollar, having sold off on a debt ceiling breach, will go back to where it was once things are resolved," said Steven Englander, who heads G10 FX strategy at Citigroup. The short-term impact would likely boost the yen and Swiss franc, already up 10 percent against the dollar this year, short-circuiting a typical safe-haven bid for the greenback. In the longer run, it could boost the euro. "There have been plenty of warnings from around the world, notably China, that the United States is playing with fire," said Douglas Borthwick, managing director of Faros Trading. "They wouldn't be able to dump $1 trillion in Treasuries overnight, but over time, they will probably prefer to hold European debt, given the Europeans look like they're willing to deal with deficit issues, while the United States does not." PAINFUL BUT NOT A CATASTROPHE Some contend failure to lift the debt ceiling need not end in catastrophe. Whiteley said Treasury tax revenues are sufficient to cover immediate interest and principal payments. "But if you tell retirees we're not sending social security checks this month but we will be paying our Chinese debt holders, that makes for an uncomfortable situation," he said. A few Republicans have even said a "technical" default that involves missing a few payments is manageable. There's room for debate there. In 1979, Treasury was late in redeeming more than $100 billion of Treasury bills but that episode did not have a lasting effect on U.S. credibility. However, that incident was the result of a freak printing problem, according to Richard Marcus, a finance professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee who later co-wrote a paper on the episode. Marcus' research did find it resulted in a 60-basis point interest rate premium on T-bills. "People knew it was temporary, and I think that does make a difference," he said. "So it depends on how protracted it is. But I think it is a bad idea to miss payments, whether you are a homeowner, a company or a government." http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Analysis-Worries-on-debt-rb-3407364691.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=1&asset=&ccode=

MMA, thanks for the lovely pictures, and the wonderful articles of the Kowda Luuliyo. Waxaan rajaynayaa mar dhow in sawiradaan quruxda iyo sharafta leh ay noo badali doonaan kuwa hada ka buuxa Google.

Illahay ha u sakhiro dadka ku dhibaataysan Dadaab

Aaliyyah;732086 wrote: Yup guys need to know how to cook (ma gacma dheernahay hada gabadho nahay)..orad kijada iska xadiriya Aaliyyah, did you read the title of the thread? Did you:D:D Iminka adigaa ka masuul ah: Kijadaas gubatay, dadkaas dhakhtarka loola cararay due to smoke inhalation, and food poisoning. Waayo adigaa ku taliyey in dadka qaarkood Kijada iska xadiriyaan. Waa runtaa Xalwad iyo Sambuuse laguma noolankaryo. Labadu waa Saliid iyo Sonkor a deadly combination of diet.

Xiiran way is xariifinaysaa. Anigu Sambuusaha iyo Xalwada ayuun baan doonaya in aan barto sida loo sameeyo. Raashinka intiisa kale Xiiran baa ka soo tuuri, uhm I mean Xaliima ka soo tuuri...:D

Waa maqadiir, illaahay ha caafiyo ilmaha yar ee gubtay.

Badhasaabku miyaanay ahayn in uu wakaaladaha, mashaariicda iyo xarumaha dowlada xadhiga ka jaro! maxaa u geeyey in uu meheradaha dadku iska leeyihiin uu furo ama ka khudbadeeyo. Walee siyaasada Afrika iyo laaluush baan kala dhamaan.

Dadku cidhiidhi jecelaaa! waar naga durka dee. Good thread NGONGE..

Sayid, Uw Nuune saaka lalama hadli karayo. Wuu xanaaqsan yahay baan u malaynayaa!

^Waxaan u malaynayaa in uu dhaafay Buuryo qab-------->Baar qabna aanu wali gaadhin:D

Indeed Soomaalida dalkooda iyo dadkooda jecel sanad guuro wacan oo wanaagsan. kowda luuliyo ha Waarto.