Well here's my new one

O.k so what does it mean. Share the joke it's more fun. c'mon

^^^^^Space needle where me and my folks will be spendin my dinner at.

^^^^waawarey you Brits really know how to protest huh? Acuudibilaah. Keep it up folks! :cool: I hope our UK nomads are demonstrating their feelings too.

It seems our people have gone from crazy to totally INSANE.....Man, this is funny What I was thinking :rolleyes:

What I would like to contribute to this thread is that the past has past. Let's learn from it and go on with our lives. I would love to see a united, if not a Greater Somalia, in the near future, but I don't believe we should do it because of force. We as the Somali nation have suffered enough whether we come from this qabiil or that qabiil, we have all suffered. Somalia is not even part of the UN's Human Development Index, truly showing we are the lowest of the low, and we are ranked last or almost last in every sector of mankind. Let's learn from our past and find ways to avoid going through those periods again, but walaalayaal let's not dwell on it. Sayfullah no one by theirself has a blame for this catastrophe we're in, it's a long chain of event that has placed us in this predicament. Somalia is in a civil war because of those groups abovementioned, who uprised because of the policies of the government, which was controlled by a dictator, who came to power because of a rejoiced coup, which was due to the ineffectiveness of the former civilian governents and so on. Let's take control our lives now and head our people in the right direction! Gediid or Cawaale the SNM is not as godly as you think bro, I think you should take a look at the book called Somalia: A Government at War with it's People. Testimonies of the Killings and Conflict In The North. Baashi did you read that book before? You are very close to what that book was about.

Lucky the man has blame and in our religion it's an eye for an eye right? So he should be killed, but 90% of the women he killed were prositutes, they were basically targets for a killing spree. Do you notice how most of the folks killed are protitutes in a deranged lunatic's murder streak.?

Thanx brothers and sisters for praying for all Somalis and Muslims worldwide. Flying Still summed it up MAy allah help us bring our country back to order.

HornAfrique. My love for my place on earth inspired my name.

Cousin

Walaalayaal I'm asking for forgiveness from all the nomads I've hurt, offended, or have given them reason to dislike me. I also urge other nomads to take advantage of this thread to ask for forgiveness too. Seeing as how this is the most hostile section of SomalianOnline, although loved to most of us, reconciliation is most needed. Ashantu saana.

Very qurux mansha'allah

Ayoub gave us hope. If some nomads were offended by my post to the point of complaining to you then I would like to offer my sincere apologies to them all. This train might actually be going on the right direction Mobb Deep. Count me in folks.

I think I posted this article in a long ago debate I had with Gediid? All in all it was nice to read it again, you know one needs a good slap in the face everytime one is slacking off.

Wed 12 November, 2003 10:32 By Hussein Ali Nur HARGEISA, Somalia (Reuters) - Scotland Yard detectives are to help investigate the recent murder of international aid workers in the breakaway enclave of Somaliland. The detectives will train police officers in Somaliland and help them investigate the murders, including those of a British couple teaching at a school in the self-declared republic, British ambassador to Ethiopia Miles Wickstead said on Tuesday. "Somaliland has got a reputation for peace and people were shocked at the recent incidents. We have asked Scotland Yard to take part in the investigation of these crimes. There is a team working on that in London," Wickstead said during a Remembrance Day function in Somaliland. Troops from Somaliland, then a British protectorate, fought alongside British soldiers in World War Two, especially in Burma. In 1960, Somaliland joined the former Italian colony of Somalia to form the Somali Republic. Somaliland, which makes up the northwest of Somalia, declared independence from the rest of the Horn of Africa country in 1991 but is not internationally recognised. The shootings of the British couple on October 20 followed the murder of an award-winning Italian aid worker, Annalena Tonelli, 60, earlier in October in another part of Somaliland, shattering the enclave's hard-won reputation as a haven for peace in anarchic Somalia. "It is important to get to the bottom of these cases, see if they were related and if so who was behind that," Wickstead said. Anxious to restore its reputation as a relatively safe place for expatriates, Somaliland has pledged new security measures to protect foreign aid workers, including providing guards, and has asked them to inform authorities of their travel plans. Britain gives Somaliland one million pounds a year to support education, health and good governance and combat HIV/AIDS. Wickstead said Britain would consider financial support for World War Two veterans. "We would look at the issue on an individual basis," he said. "There will be no official support from the government, but we will see if something can be done for them from military charitable funds."

Islam

Mobb and Liqaye you've completely left the whole topic. Smith you're absaloutly right, but how do we start?

On the contrary Angel Dust, I believe the Admin gave a very clear explanation of what happened to Ayoub's post. Sis let's be fair and not be blind to things because of your certain feelings. Besides where in the atlas do you see a country named "Somaliland".

As Baashi mentioned we are Somali by enthnicity with Arab blood or not. A lot of folks have said we have Arab blood and a lot of folks mistook that as saying we are Arab. We are not Arab, and there is no race called African, it is a classification by continent. We are Somalis, who live in Africa, and who might have some Arab blood. Walaalayaal intaas aan ku ganacno.

From the IRIN website sis.

That was Hurileey Huriyaaw, a beautiful song with a twist of Boys to Men melody – Maay language of course – by Hassan Adam Samatar Samurai or anyone do ou guys know where I can listen to that song on the net?

My input folks. 1) A nomad you always read his/her topics and replies Rahima, Gediid, Samurai Warrior, Bari Nomad 2) A nomad you think is an asset for SOL Baashi, Aaminah, Rahima, Yusuf Addia 3) A nomad you have a feeling is Habar or Oday (old) Nin Yaaban, Oodweyn 4) A nomad you would love to meet Rahima, Og girl 5) A nomad you are proud to know…. Ms Word 6) A nomad you think is popular in SOL (in terms of the replies to his/her topics) Libaax Sankataabte, Aaminah 7) A nomad who has an extremely cool personality Shujui 1, Princess Sexy, Og Girl, Pyromaniac_Pixie (My advice: go back to Cushitic_Cutie),LATEAFAH, (sad to see her go ) 8) A nomad who makes you laugh out loud **Sue** 9) A nomad whom your like his/her mentality Shujui 1, Baashi (<---Has a a better way of saying things that are on my mind) 10) A nomad you want to whoop his/her *** I would like to take the 5th Amendment on this

NAIROBI, 6 Nov 2003 (IRIN) - A delegate attending the ongoing Somali peace talks in Kenya has died, just two weeks after the mysterious murder in Nairobi of a senior member of Somalia's Transitional National Government. Ahmad Rashid Muhammad, a Somali with Canadian citizenship, reportedly collapsed and died early on Thursday morning at the Kenya College of Communication Technology (KCCT), Mbagathi, the venue of the talks. A statement from the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD), the facilitator of the talks, said the cause of the delegate's death was still unclear, and police were investigating "this unfortunate incident". The statement, signed by John Lanyasunya, Kenya's special envoy to Somalia and chairman of the IGAD facilitation committee, appealed for calm among the anxious delegates, promising that "no stone will be left unturned to ascertain whether Ahmad either died of natural causes or otherwise". Meanwhile, security would be strengthened in the conference venue and areas of accommodation for the delegates, Lanyasunya added. According to a Somali source in Mbagathi, the delegate was seen staggering and gasping for air moments before he collapsed on the floor of KCCT restaurant, injuring his chin. "It is too early to speculate on what killed him, unless further tests are done," the source said. The source, who declined to be named for security reasons, said Ahmad was not an influential faction leader, but was active at the talks, representing one of the two major factions of the ********* Resistance Army controlling the Baidoa region of southwestern Somalia. Although his death was not expected to have a major impact on the talks, it was still likely to increase mistrust and suspicion among the various rival factions, he added. Last month, another Somali delegate was found murdered in a forest on the outskirts of Nairobi. The body of Shaykh Ibrahim Ali Abdulle, a prominent Mogadishu-based businessman and member of Somalia's Transitional National Assembly, was on 19 October found with a bullet wound in the head in the Ololua forest, alongside the bodies of two Kenyans. The police have since arrested a Kenyan member of parliament in connection with the murder. Meanwhile, United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan has urged Somali leaders to persevere with their search for an agreement on a viable and inclusive national government. Somalia has had no central governing authority since civil war broke out in the country in 1991, with the overthrow of former President Muhammad Siyad Barre. "Somali leaders face the historic challenge of bridging their differences in order to reach agreement on a viable government. I urge them to continue their dialogue to ensure an inclusive solution that they can all support and implement in good faith," Annan said in his latest report to the UN Security Council. "The international community is becoming increasingly impatient with the continued conflict and violence in Somalia," he noted. Annan's report also expressed concern over recent incidents of violence in the capital, Mogadishu, including the rape of children and the dismemberment of a young woman. "Mounting criminality in Mogadishu includes frequent abductions, carjackings and civilian deaths," he said.

One of his victim's brother is my next door neighbor. Walahi it's sad, but those women also have blame.

Man of Wisdom do you really blame them? What the jajuusyaal are doing is wrong, but I can't blame them.