^Well everything al-shabaab stands for minus the foreign ideology is what we need. Plus, its the lesser of two evils.

Originally posted by Libaahe*: don't get you the sarcasm? I do. That is why I laughed out loud, didn't u see my big "LOOL". Che waa waddani la dhaarshay.

Originally posted by Libaahe*: Waan naxay i though it was General Gabre for a minute lol. LOOL oo maxaad ooga nixi Gabre bal?

Ferguson, Did u write that piece? If so, I am impressed! Guul the ONLF, indeed!

^Aamiin huuno.

^Thanks Hales, the regime is having very difficult time to do any thing in western Somalia.

^Sidaas baan qiyaasayaa but I will let him speak for himself.

^Kuwa ina Iley la socdo xitaa soo gaalo ma aha, where is Maaddeey when u need him?

Originally posted by Xaji_Xunjuf: ilahay ha u naxaristo LOOOL Waar waa gaal.

General Mulugeta among the Dead in Shiniile Reports reaching the Og’aden Online service desk from both our reporters in and around JigJiga and highly placed sources within the Woyane leadership based in Harar confirm the death of a number of high ranking Woyane military officers in the latest battles in the Shiniile province. Among the most high profile of the dead was the general commanding the eastern battalion that was headquartered in Harar. Locals knew him as General Mulugeta. He is confirmed to have died when the main Anane military garrison was overrun by Og’aden National Liberation Army (ONLA) commando units. The highly placed sources within the Woyane leadership in Harar indicate that General Mulugeta and a number of other high ranking officers died when the house where they were holding a very sensitive meeting to evaluate the latest battle failures on the hands of ONLA units took a direct, rocket propelled grenade hit. Although eyewitnesses confirm high military casualties that were ferried to the hospitals in Harar and JigJiga, there has been no official word from the Woyane military leadership about the death of the high ranking officers including General Mulugeta. It is reported that the objective of the new ONLA offensive in and around the Shiniile province is to cut off JigJiga from Harar and vice versa. It appears that the ONLA has already achieved some success since there has been a heightened tension and a sense of apprehension in Jig Jiga for the past couple of days. As a result of the latest unified offensive that the ONLA undertook, it is reported that telecommunication in the Og’aden region was cut. Also, the head of the so-called local Somali administration was ordered to report in person to Addis Ababa for what was said to be ‘consultation.’ Og’aden Online

$40K is nothing, shoot I would pay 1M to get 700 men with their weapons to their destination!

Nice pictures. I like the Somali writings on the check.

Originally posted by Maaddeey: Its not our fault if u cn't put together whats in ur mind! Anagu ma qalbiyada baan akhrisanaa Zaylici waa qashiin, mushaarkiisa buu dadkiisa ka dooranhayaa.

Originally posted by Maaddeey: ^Maxaabiistii baa xoog looga furtay markaauu ku leeyahay 'peaceful protest' indha adakkaa!. Peaceful my foot dheh.

Originally posted by AYOUB: Peaceful protests are part of SL's democratic rights yaa Polanyi. Four civilians have been wounded and you call it peaceful? The people of Borame have spoken, the traingle needs to chill.

C/llaahi Nadir Turjumaanka godane. His Somali translator miyaa?

Ferguson, I have seen the trailer, I didn't any salt being surrounded.

Xaaji, Godey.

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^Yea right! Adeer every single tuulo in the country is important. Xamar is just another town. War is still kicking Xamar's butt. May allah help her.

^Yea right! Adeer every single tuulo in the country is important. Xamar is just another town. War is still kicking Xamar's butt. May allah help her.

^Yea right! Adeer every single tuulo in the country is important. Xamar is just another town. War is still kicking Xamar's butt. May allah help her.

^You missed my point. I have seen ton of Reer Waqooyis saying "abaayo macaanto" in a very funny and disgusting way. Pretenders are every where. Even though your dialect (Khaldaani)is spoken in a very small parts of Somalia, Reer Xamar dialect is not the most common one either. My dialect is similar to the dialects spoken in Gedo, parts of Mudug, parts of Bakool, Jubbada dhexe, Jubbada Hoose, parts of Galgaduud, parts and Gol-dogob. That is the dailect that the written Somali is based on. Nobody would write something like this "Waar dee waanu doonayoo..." in a formal paper.

Ethiopia recognizes Somaliland as a separate country. LIE LIE LIE.

NGONGE, Waan ku fahmay lakin waan kula yaabay uun. EDIT: Bari marka nimankaas la dhiibo halkan inta timaaddo hana odhan "Waa is caadhi, nimanku denbi bey galeen"