Jacaylbaro;734463 wrote: I had eaten better looking canjeelo than this. Waxu foolxumaa!

Waayaha cusub.

This is non sense from their part. What benefits are in it for the locals of this meeting's location? Anyways I am glad they finally came to their sense by changing their name from guddiga beelaha ****** to guddiga muqdisho.

Abwaan;734088 wrote: You mean 55? Tiradii xitaa waa idinka luntay ee sidee aqoonsi ku raadineysaan? This is Why OAU u diidey. Marka Hore Muqdisho ka soo barta taariikhda qaaradda, markaas aqoonsi raadiya! :D.. I was thinking the same thing. 56th kulahaa.. This piece was written by an Arab dude though, I think. Xunjuf, Africa has 54 countries, naga daa bahasha! Random recognitions don't make a country...

^ I didn't know Somaliland was to Ethiopia as Awdal is to Somaliland. Having said that, xabashigaan maxaa ka galay awdal iyo arimaha Somaliland?

Naxar Nugaaleed;733546 wrote: quick question for anyone in the know, in certain neighborhoods here in America, certain stores will tell me they can not take my hundred dollar bell because "they don't have change for it", where do these solders take hundred dollars bills in mogadishu? It is extremely odd that the TFG is paying its soldiers with another country's currency but hey after all the country is now officially ruled by the neighbors and to be fair to Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Mahiga and IGAD, we got to use the $ currency. By the way, there is this place by the name of Suuqa Bakaaraha where even 1k bills are accepted so $100 is considered a change over there.

New joint:

Kool_Kat;733689 wrote: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA @Mujahid Caydiid who freed Xamar! I must've missed that memo, markii la daabacay... Alloow unaxariiso intii dhimatay... Abwaan, I'm with you in the sense that with the current situation our people are facing, Biijoole has no business inuu munaasibadaan ka qeyb qaato! Ps, for the record, I'd take Biijoole any day over Ceydiid (AUN)! It's really not biijo. Waa colorkaa saas Iska ah.

^ :D Tarzan waa tuug weyn, agreed.

Xaaji Xunjuf;733584 wrote: Dark day for somalia. Allah ha u sahlo Indeed very dark day.

Qandalawi, this time its worse bro. It is legal for IGAD to make decisions for us.

It is bad news after bad news that is coming from that corner of the world. Majority of Somali parliament members have voted for the Kampala accord, this means major decisions wil be made by IGAD and not the parliament themselves (now legally). Somalia is officially owned by Uganda today. Very bad news.

^That it will do better. The entire Somalia shall stand on its own feet soon.

Saalax;733480 wrote: I have this same picture from a reliable source but the flag in the middle is different than what shows in this picture . Who is editing images again? LOL.

The beach.

Sometimes we can't control the uncontrollable, I understand. By the way I forgot to mention that the ONLF have been invited to the Geneva hearing and members of the front will be speaking at the conference. Evidence of the Human rights violations by the Wayane Regime will brought to the hearing. Meles sent 11 of his highest "advisers and military officers" to the hearings thinking that they will be able to cover his *** up.

You should go to tomorrow's man. This is very interesting.

Skip to the 11th minute of the recorded part I. They are being questioned over the Swedish Journalists that they kidnapped. The Xabashish think that we are in 1600's. LOL.

Watch it here live..

LIVE Streaming: Ethiopia Hearing in Geneva-- Important Conferences Open in New York and in Geneva Two important conferences where the world community plans to hold the Ethiopian government accountable open both in New York and in Geneva. The Geneva conference is about the poor human rights record of the current Ethiopian government. The Ethiopian dictatorship has after sixteen years of stalling finally accepted to stand in front of the United Nations Human Rights panel and account for its poor human rights record. The reasons the Ethiopian dictatorship did not dare to stand in front of the UN human rights panel is to avoid the national embarrassment such a panel would cause it given its poor human rights record. Although it, the Ethiopian dictatorship, succeeded in avoiding contact with the UN human rights panel for so long, however it is said that it has now no choice but to stand in front of the world to explain the unexplainable human rights situation in Ethiopia and in the O'gaden in particular. A coalition of UN agencies has been at the forefront in compelling the Ethiopians to account for their atrocious human rights record. On a related note, another conference about Ethiopian accountability or lack of is also opening in New York. This conference focuses specifically on the plight of the women and children in both Ethiopia and in O'gaden It is titled as the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). High ranking members of many UN organizations are present in the meeting. We plan on providing you more information about the conference in our later reporting.

Ok ok.. fellas.. don't hate dee..

Timur;733466 wrote: Sourcing a private blog for inspiration? Man the desperation stinks. :D I know right!

Xaaji Xunjuf;733441 wrote: Ma O'gadenia baad listka ka weyday looool O'gadenia mentalfloss.com wey ka weyn tahay ee ninkan baan la yaabay qashinka noo soo dhajiyay.

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Loool u mean 4G, right? 3G doesn't support video calling and it is not fast.