Give him couple of weeks to wipe off the happy tears and the fella will give us the victory speech.

The SNL is for those in the US, not for you. Find something else to watch

Lol@the bullet proof fulaysanaa!

Che, Loooooooool@committee. Who were the committee for this one? You, yourself and che? Naga daa you just listed your favorites specially those who agree with you on many things. The only exception is ibti and that is why she will win this.

Word on the street (sol pm) is this Noor dude is our own Gheelle.

NGONGE lol we are talking about consistent trend. The reds beat the big guys but lose to the little ones. The problem is there are fewer big clubs. Tuujiye, agreed. Chelsea need a win or a draw with no score to advance. It is tough position

^Fair enough! Wey duushay!

Xaaji Xunjuf;763392 wrote: Lool@ Xaaji dhagax war watan can u hear it now http://www.voanews.com/somali/news/Somaliland-Waxeey-u-qalantaa-Aqoonsi--134990318.html LOL. We can hear it now. These dudes are just reporting what is in that video. P.s. Adigu ma Mahiga baad wax ka sugeysay markii hore

Som@li;763390 wrote: Thanks Zack, I know secessionists are desperate, but also this Mahiga is very bad for Somalia, and must be stopped. Sidi maqaaxi u leyahay buu meesha u maamulaa... Agree bro, the man aint in it for the good of Somalia but he is not that ****** to utter such non-sense. Xaaji DHagax, whatever message you are trying to send through we can't see it. the link you posted is broken.

^Somali, Both the video and the audio have been edited. Carefully watch and listen to it specially 0:50. Mahiga oo Garowe tagay isagoo Hargeysa ka baaqsaday Kn: Wakiilka qaramada Midoobey ee Soomaaliya oo Hargeysa shalay laga filayay kulan amaanka looga hadlayay ayaa ka dagay Garoowe. Kulanka Hargeysa ka dhacay ayaa waxaa ka qeybgalay wasiiro ka tirsan Somaliland iyo saraakiisha ciidanka Somaliland, erga ka socotey IGAD iyo Qaramada Midoobey, laakiin Danjiro Augustina Mahiga oo ay ahayd in uu shirkaasi furi ayaanan halkaasi tagin sababo aanan la sharixin dartood. Hargeysa badalkeeda waxa uu ka dagay Garoowe halkaasi oo uu kulan la yeeshey madaxweynaha Puntland Cabdiraxmaan Faroole. Waxyaabihii ay ka wadahadleen waxaan ka mid ah xiliga la qabanayo shirka Tubta Toosan (Road Map), kaasoo lagu heshiiyey in la qabanayo 15-ka bishan December. Waxaa jira isfaham waa u dhaxeeya Somaliland iyo Mahiga oo la xiriira arimo badan oo ku saabsan siyaasadda guud ee Soomaaliya. KismaayoNews.com

Fulham 1 vs Liverpool 0 Qooxaha yar yar baa madaxa ka garraaco kuwan. Aabbow kan yar iga celi ee kan weyn igu soo daa comes to one's mind. Liverpool have a chance of getting their Europa Liga spot back, not fourth place, not this year.

Just in case some didn't know this, the word "co-operate" = 0.11111111111111111% of the word recognition. For instance if Joe says to Jayson I will co-operate with you, Joe is trying to say that he will sometime in the future recognize Jayson. Just saying.

Somalia;763022 wrote: We work with them you do not, which is why the people live like peasants in refugee camps across 3 borders. I suggest you drastically change your politics. Compare Somaliland and Puntland to your region, Gode looks like it did in 1977. People do not fight when they know they can't win, they fight when there's a chance of winning. You don't work with them you work for them, see the difference? Dhinaca kale in your world living in humility is better than dying with dignity? And for your information, jigjiga is far more advanced than any town in your enclave. People can multitask, we fight the oppressor while building the country.

STOIC;763001 wrote: I officially gave up I can't type on phone......excuse panctuations lol LOL You are fine. I understood what you posted. I am posting from Thunderbolt while in line at a grocery store too.

^ :D Good come back from good Stoic.

STOIC;762951 wrote: Mmy grandfather left the hawd early 1930 for better life as a british soldier he got tired of the camel hearding hahhaa Sorry to hear that your grandfather was a British foot soldier. Dhalasho wacan mudane madaxweyne!

Somalia;762977 wrote: The people of Somali Galbeed make SSC look good. Very disorganized, refugee mentality and no progress in 21 years. Oh yeah? At least they don't lick Xabashi boots like your fathers do. Progress that is.

You have supported one of the worst enemies Somalia ever had, Shabaab. You even supported them when they killed Cumar Xaashi and his Family in their son's wedding cermony. You stood by Shabaab when they murdered Quraan-Ruugihii Ina Caddow. You sympathized with them when they bombed Shaamow and took out the innocent Qamar. Even though you claim you don't support them any more, you are telling us they are the better option than locally supported Maamul goboleed. One can argue that you still support them, you just have no grounds to stand on any more so you keep your support to yourself now.

Xaaji, You are either covering up for Godane or have little information about who AL-shabaab really are. These guys want to "free" the world. They are effing international.

Che -Guevara;762397 wrote: Zack has become anti-ONLF and betrayed Somali cause. Beenta dhaaf waryaa. Just because you betrayed your own principles doesn't mean others did.

Xaaji Xunjuf;762394 wrote: Carafaat adeer Alshabaab agenda is very clear an Islamic state for the Somali People . FALSE! Al-Shabaab's vision is very clear. They want to create an Islamic world with one Amiir.

^LOOOL@Yaaqshiid. Where the F is that? I know right! The dude thinks he represents Mahaadaay and only Mahadaay WTF!

Xaaji Xunjuf;762384 wrote: Clan Clan Clan war shariifow maxaad wal walaqeysey miyanaad madaxweyne Somali ahayn Waa wax lala yaabo madaxweyne waddan oo dal kale inta tago dhaho qabiilkaas iga ilaaliya. Cajiib badanaa! Yugaandhiiskii wuu yaabay walee.

^Ereyada qaar waa lagu gaaloobaa. You can't call the Hijaab a "tent". Ilaahay ka baq!

Article-kan uu qoray ninka la yidhaahdo Fred Oluoch sir buu qarxiyay. Actually sirba ma aheen tani ee dadka qaar umbey ka dhaadhici weyday. Bal fiirsha East Africa: Museveni Discusses Somali Fears With Kibaki 27 November 2011 New details have emerged that show that despite the display of diplomatic niceties and pledges of co-operation between Kenya and the Transitional Federal Government in Somalia, deep misgivings remain in Mogadishu that Kenya's engagement is likely to shift the power balance in Somalia in favour of the populous ****** clan. Apparently, the inner circle in Mogadishu is uncomfortable with the visibility and prominence in the Kenyan military operation of Kenyan ethnic Somalis -- a good number of whom are members of the ****** clan. A top Kenya government official involved in the negotiations told The EastAfrican last week that the elite of the TFG were also still not agreed on the appropriate level and extent of Kenya's engagement in the crisis. (READ: 'A coalition should take over next phase of mission') It is understood that when Somalia's President, Sheikh Sharif Ahmed visited Kampala early this month to hold discussions with Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, the lead item on the agenda was the ****** factor and Mogadishu's worry that the Kenyan operation had the potential of stoking parochial nationalism, leading to agitation for a breakaway province bordering Kenya. It was after the meeting in Kampala that Museveni agreed to organise a meeting between Sheikh Sharif and President Mwai Kibaki. Earlier, Museveni had also raised the issue with Prime Minister Raila Odinga when they met in Tel Aviv where both were on an official visit. (READ: How war boosts Kenya's regional, global clout) Apart from the fact that Uganda has a big contingent in Amisom, the African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia, Kampala's interests in the country -- whether economic or geostrategic -- remain limited in comparison with Ethiopia and Kenya. Ever the arbiter But President Museveni would appear to be keen to play arbiter between Kenya and Ethiopia on the one hand and the TFG on the other to shore up his credentials as a key player in regional politics. The Horn of Africa is characterised by permeable borders with ethnic groups overlapping national boundaries and extensive flows of people, goods and services -- whether legal or illegal -- between states. The misgivings about Kenya grew when a group of ****** leaders met in Nairobi to discuss the formation of a semi-autonomous Jubaland that will comprise northern regions of Lower and Middle Juba and Gedo on the Kenya-Somalia border. The meeting had proposed Jubaland as the third semi-autonomous breakaway region after Somaliland [northwestern Somalia] and Puntland [northeastern Somalia]. A group of former Somali MPs told the Nairobi meeting that if created, Jubaland would act as a buffer zone and frustrate incursions by Al Shabaab, prevent entry of refugees, and smuggling of arms into Kenya. Muhammad Gandhi, a former defence minister in Somalia who is co-ordinating the plan, said it would bring stability in the region occupied by Al Shabaab. "We are ready to liberate the three regions from Al Shabaab," he said. The delegates adopted a regional constitution with 81 articles to help govern the proposed state of Jubaland. They also elected Prof Gandhi as the new president of Jubaland. They said the new region would be fashioned on the model of the autonomous Puntland and Somaliland in the north. "We intend to conclude a plan of action that has been ongoing for the past two years. We must restore nationhood and unity to the people of Somalia who have suffered for the past 20 years," said Prof Gandhi. The anxiety over clannism revives the issue of the 4.5 Clan formula that was developed at the last peace conference in Nairobi in 2004, but which has never been properly implemented. http://allafrica.com/stories/201111281114.html