...yet again. Au contraire I beg your pardon

No worries, we'll make our own Nugaal Valley Alliance... Bari war dee sxb wiilka haka waalin, awalbu yara wareersanaa If it was a matter of anyone equaling the JVA, then suffice to say Otali and I would have been the best of friend :rolleyes: , and not Rahima who in the political sense wouldn't have been a member of the armed grouping

Just joking mates! You probably are not I believe that's what you feel.

Originally posted by Bari_Nomad: quote:Originally posted by Nationalist: I would say it's more of a disastrous blow to our patriotic image to be synonymous with Sland. Agreed.

Originally posted by besbaaso: if u were any smarter u would have come up something other than "somaliland".....what does that mean...the rest of somalia isn't somaliland, if u don't want to be a part of somalia come up with another name.....u should stick what u r so good at hidind behind the british's behind...no one with credibility would ever separate somalia.....especially ...for such a trivial bunch of people.... :mad: peace Quite a mouthful huh Nimko ?

And Somaalidu waxay yidhadaan, "Naagaha iyo carruurtaba sasabaa lagu wadaa." Sasabo mindaa dumarka reer miyiga ee ku shaqaysaa ee maxaa kalo ii heesaa...?

^^^ ^You're so nice The feeling is mutual

If that is indeed your frankness, I hope to see less of it. Bari qosol ayaa iga keentay ee iga leexo sxb.

In Africa, the new edition of the atlas shows Somaliland as an area of special sovereignty , where national control is disputed. Hello? Have you been in Mars for the last decade :confused: "Somaliland" has been like for the last 14 years and no one is disputing its special sovereignty (I call it qabiil sovereignty), but it just won't be seceding because of that.

Nationalist cawadan mindaa waa wareersantahay.

Lest not forget there's a large difference between Rer Woqoyi and Rer Mudugh. The Rer Woqoyi even from different tribes live in peace and intermarry. The Rer Mudugh only live in peace and intermarry when they're from the same tribe. Oh wow here goes the assumptions, why don't you ask Smith and Rahima that :confused: I'm sure they have a thing or two to tell you about the inter-marriage part.

Than why did you step into my house with dirty socks if whatever I say is Ok? That's what I ment. Why are you literally forcing others to step into your house, when they necesarily don't want to? Is qorqornimo.

yet you always identified yourself as Rer Galgudud not Rer Mudugh till well over Abdullahi Yusuf's election to president of Somalia. I just found it rather remarkable, that's all mate :confused: Mindaa xalay ayaad bahashii macaneed soo kabatay. :rolleyes: I putGalgadud as my location, because thats were Cabudwaq is; in Galgadud :eek: However culturally there is no such thing as rer Galgadud, and as I was speaking of my culture within the Somali culture, i.e reer Mudugnimo, it has nothing to do with the administrative Mudug of today but of the historical region And to say you're reer Mudug because of your qabiil, and Rahima is not because of her qabiil seems to be childs talk. To be speaking frankly your qabiil, not even your qabiil, your laf, only occupies a very small part Mudug, and that's if I'm speaking frankly

Ok man, whatever you say. :rolleyes:

I repeat, 'the blind leading the blind'. Tragic. Waryaahee Gediid sxb dibaatadayda inaad ka shaqaynaysid maahana ee talo fiican ii ma haysid. Ku yiri shaatiyada "brightka" aa la xirtaa Soo Bari maahan, sxb it's all good, talooyinka laii soo jawaabay qalin iyo warqad soo qaado ee qoro.

And you just noticed that Oh believe me Og I've noticed it a long time ago this time I just decided to say something about it

Horn what happenned to your beloved Galgudud? Galgadud is the administrative name, but the land and culture is Mudug Does it matter if one is from Waqoyi Galbeed or Togdheer, since obviously they're reer Waqooyi. :eek: ....and if you mean the change of my location to Xamar, then let me say it was the place I was born in and raised in , hence it should be my only place of "sheegato".

There was a preliminary meeting on the 18th of november No offense (I don't mean to sound rude), but are you telling us this? :confused: It seems as though the politics section has slowly become a place for regional, tribal, news which is of no concern to the rest majority.

Our forefathers begin and won the battle, now its down to us to keep the legacy alive and well. Those forefathers have always had Somali Unity in their minds sis, so do not disgrace them. Those forefathers were fighting against the likes of Riyaale, Qaybe, Ismail Yare, and Waraabe. Those same men your forefathers were fighting against are the ones in power now. They are using what they were doing in the northwest as a way to blackmail the general puplic from voicing their support for unity. Tuur opted for unity, Egal was trying to keep tribal peace in the northwest, before a legitimate somaliwide government were to be established, and even men like Hadraawi are working for unity.

HORN-just coz you hail from Coffee city-you gotta add BUUN to CAMBUULO this is a first for me...BUUN IYO CAMBUULO=MUCHO MARQAAN+DIARRHEA good luck. lol It's not about that Raula. When I was little, there was always "dikri" session on Fridays at one of my neighbor's house. There would be alot dikri, perfume, tahlil, and...cambulo (just the way I described it with the popcorn and coffee and the smoke beans ). That neighbor could be related to Smith, more then Abdulahi Yusuf is

I have not had the pleasure of trying it yet Oh I'm sure you've tried and eaten it, but you just don't know it as cambulo. ^^So one must eat cambulo to be considered Somali? Not really, but the fact you though cambulo was canjeelo desomalizes you ^^There must be more to it then just just digir; I call cambulo, when diger is cooked, smoked, then popcorn and coffee(?) are added. I hate it though.

btw, what is cambulo? Is it similar to canjero? Are you serious Bari :confused: Say you're playin with us! :eek: Cambulo...similar to canjeelo? nah, I'm sure your twisting our arms.

Julius Bosire Nairobi The European Commission yesterday launched a Sh190-million project to support the transitional federal parliament of the Republic of Somalia. The project would speed up dialogue and assess the country's needs to establish needed governance institutions, said the European Parliamentarians for Africa. The acting head of the delegation for the commission, Mr Derek Fee, said the programme would include "management modalities for the parliament secretariat, technical training for committees, constitutional review, support to reconciliation activities, separation of powers of the executive, legislative and judiciary, oversight and control of the executive". It would at the same time offer support for basic infrastructure, he said. Mr Fee praised the Somalia Parliament, terming it the most inclusive institution. The EC expected that the Somalia Parliament would play a significant role in reconciliation and stabilisation in the country, as well as subsequent rehabilitation and development to break the chronic conflict cycle, he said. The Parliament will also play a crucial role of regulating the executive branch of government to be formed. "It will be vital that the mistakes of the past are not repeated inside Somalia; the primary responsibility of quality control will be that of the Parliament," Mr Fee said. There was need to support the Somalia Parliament since it was in line with the principles of Cotonou Agreement, he said. The Cotonou Agreement enshrines the establishment of the rule of law, respect for human rights and democracy as essential and fundamental elements of good governance.

it is for all Somalis Indeed Rahima

Rahima that was powerful. If Nationalist doesn't feel shame, then I don't know what to say. Suldan Kenadeed and his son Osman Yusuf Kenadeed Sultan Kenadid I understand, but why would you nominate Osman Yusuf for a spot on the currency instead of Cali Yusuf? Cali Yusuf was much more legitimate, worthy of a kingship, and banished Osman Yusuf's greedy personality away.