Originally posted by Xoogsade: Reer Muqdisho should defend their honour, life and religious freedoms from men who came far away and don't give a hoot about them . Men who are happy to burn people's homes while their clansmen's homes are safe and prospering, Men who used Xabashi troops against them to subjugate them. Xoogsade- I stopped responding to you long ago when you tried looking for an exit strategy on a U.N report of Indhacade's drug farms around Buulomareer, but this is something I need to question. What about Cali Maxamed Gheedi? Is he not the prime minister? Does he not have the same blame as Abdulahi Yusuf? What about Hussein Aydiid and the others? Where are they from? Are the Somali TFG forces in Xamar not majority composed of Xamar based clans? Ninyaho uurkaad ka jiran tahaye sida isku dhaan. I have respect for people like Rahima because she stands up for her what she believes irrespective of clan. To an individual like her, the TFG is an entity she cannot support soley based on her principles. That is raganimo; something you lack as a man and she has as a woman (no pun intended). Ninyaho sida isku dhaan ficil qabiileedkaan iska bixi. The same thing could have been said about the ICU and the same evidence could have been derived from the constant public disturbances and unhappiness during the ICU's control over Kismaayo, but you know what? Not once did you see me blame the ICU as a whole, nor the respectable people in there because I saw a difference in a hothead like Indhacade as opposed to a genuine individual such as Sheikh Sharif. The structure of the ICU would not have allowed it to be blamed as group but the structure of the TFG does not allow it to be blamed individually. Everything in the TFG is interrelated. Stand up for your beliefs and oppose the TFG as a whole based on your principles instead of coming here lament about a section of it simply because they are not from your clan. This TFG as far as I am concerned is in the same big bed. Either they are all worthy of our opposition and criticism or they are all worthy of our support and confidence. Wax ka dhaxeeyso intaasu ma jirto.

Beelaha **** Iyo Gaaljecel Oo Heshiis Ka Gaaray Dagaal Ku Dhexmaray Miyiga Kismaayo Jan 27,2007 by Kismaayo-GEDO-NN Hooska Geed haraca ah oo wayn oo ku yaala Bartamaha tuulada Beerxaani oo kismaayo u jirta 55Km ayay maanta Hogaamiyeyaasha dhaqanka ee Beelaha **** iyo Gaaljecel ayaa waxaa ay ku gaareen heshiis soo afjaraya dagaalo Maleeshiyo ka soo kala Jeeda labada beelood ku dhexmaray Deeegaanada Cabdi Dhoore iyo Kaamjiroon ee Kismaayo. kullanka oo ay qaban qaabisay xarunta Cilmibaarista iyo wadatashiga CRD xaafiiskeeda kismaayo ayaa waxaa uu soconayay Muddo saddex Cisho ah waxana ka qaybgalay raga ugu sareeya dhaqanka Gobolka J/hooe ee labada beelood. Suldaan C/rashiid Durre madaxa dhaqanka Beelaha Gaaljecel ayaa ka sheegay munaasibadii Heshiiska in beeshiisu ay ka go,antahay dhaqangalinta heshiiska oo uu sheegay in uu dhexmarayo labada beelood ee walaalaha muddo badan si nabad ah dhulkaas u wada deganayd. "Waxaan oranaynaa kullankaan waa mid guuleed dhinacayagana waxaan ballanqaadaynaa in aan ka shaqayno in Colaad dambe aysan soo laaban oo halkeedii ay ka sii socoto walaanimadaii labada beelood" ayuu yiri Suldaanka oo kaga mahadceliyay xarunta CRD dadaalka ay ka muujisay qabsomida kullanka. Nabadoonka Guud ee Beelaha **** ee J/hoose Maxamed Bashir Madoobe Yarow oo isna ka hadlay kulanka ayaa ku nuux nuuxsaday sida waxgaradka beesha **** ay uga xun yihiin Colaadi dhacday ayna dhaqangalin doonaan Heshiiska oo u gogol xaaraya Nabadda labada beelood. "Waxaan diyaar unahay in heshiisku meel maro oo aan colaad dambe loo laaban labada beelood ay Ceel iyo carshinba wada daaqaan" ayu yiri ninka ugu sareeyay Hogaamiyeyaasha dhaqanka ee Sadeha J/hoose waxaana uu ka codsaday maleeshiyada labada beelood in ay walaaloobaan iyadoo isla madasha ay isku Salaameen isla markaan ay ku dhawaaqeen in Colaadii ay ka tanaasuleen. kullanka waxaa uu qabsoomay kadib dagaalo tel teel ahaa oo dhexmaray reer guraaga labada beelood oo tan iyo 2dii bishaan ay ku dhinteen 7 qof tiro ka badana ay ku dhawaacmeen. N D F-GEDO-NN-Kismaayo

Ethiopia to withdraw third of Somalia troops ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - A third of Ethiopia's troops in Somalia are expected to have withdrawn by Sunday, Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said. "We are reducing troop numbers by about a third ... that process should be completed today or tomorrow," Meles told Reuters in an interview on Saturday. He refused to say how many troops had been in the country during a war to oust Islamists who ruled southern Somalia for six months. Security experts estimated before the lightning two-week Christmas war that Ethiopia had sent between 5,000 and 10,000 troops into Somalia to back forces of the weak transitional government. Meles said he hoped to withdraw the rest of Ethiopia's troops "within weeks". Asked if he was confident that could be done, Meles said "Yes, because ... as far as our own mission is concerned it has been completed as far as supporting the transitional government." He said Ethiopian troops would continue backing the government "as long as we can sustain it but we cannot sustain it indefinitely, obviously, and therefore we can only assist to the extent of our capabilities". Meles spoke before an African Union summit on Monday and Tuesday which is expected to discuss the deployment of almost 8,000 African peacekeeping troops in Somalia to avoid a vacuum after Ethiopia withdraws. Without a strong military force, many residents and analysts fear the Horn of Africa country will slide back into the anarchy it suffered for nearly 16 years. Meles said the AU was suggesting deploying its troops by early March, but added: "We see no reason why the first African Union troops could not be deployed significantly earlier, let's say by mid-February." Uganda, Nigeria and Malawi have so far promised soldiers for Somalia and others are mulling, though Rwanda and South Africa have ruled it out.

So the good Sheikh is alive? One cannot help but wonder what Somalia would have been like at this moment if the ICU did not make a lot of the mistakes they made. Shiikha walle run buu sheegaya alaa oge, the only time Allah does not grant victory is when mistakes are too great and things are not righteous. Will our wadaado with our support rise and bring our people together in the banner of the Quran again? It is upto us inshallah! Wadaadadii doona ducana ugu dara waa na dubateene

Well the TFG forces in the central regions are based in Cadaado. After the incident, they moved in led by Col Lugeey, who was the former police comissioner of Caabudwaaq, to make sure "aargoosi" does not ensue in the city.

Originally posted by Taako Man: I feel sad for the old man. He should be let back into Xamar and his accounts frozen and he should get a monthly stipend from his accounts so as not to fund any major organizations like the ICU again. Maalkiisa ma adigaa la le?

Abukar Omar Adan, shouts at press photographers as he is brought into the Madaraka Court, in Nairobi, Kenya, Thursday, Jan. 25, 2007. A wealthy businessman who financed Somalia's ousted Islamic movement pleaded guilty Thursday to being in Kenya illegally, but his attorney argued he shouldn't be deported because he was fleeing for his life. Abukar Omar Aden, 72, was charged along with his son, Omar Abukar Omar, who denied the accusation. (AP Photo/Sayyid Azim)

Originally posted by General Duke: Somali thinker, Bossaso is already a trade hub for Puntland and Somalia in general. However with oil and NG, exports many avenues could be opened. If we get the money, I would like the state to concentrate on human development, capacity of the individual as well as the workforce, as well as infrustructure roads, ports, urban planning and so on. Singapore should be the model for Puntland. Duke, Singapore is a sovereign state whereas Puntland is part and parcel of Somalia. Are you advocating for engagement in the south but isolationism for Puntland?

Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^Why the difference in treatment between these two and Sharif Ahmed? Well Sheikh Sharif was the head of the ICU and is considerably useful in trying to help quell some of the Mogadishu unrest. Also, my belief is the Americans are intent to divulge much secrets from him about the ICU.

Gunmen Kill Ethiopian Soldier in Somalia The Associated Press By NASTEEX DAHIR FARAH Gunmen attacked Ethiopian soldiers stationed in southern Somalia on Thursday, killing one and wounding another with a gunshot to the chest, witnesses said. The violence, an apparent sign of tensions between Ethiopian military forces and Somali civilians, broke out in the currency exchange market in Kismayo, said Abdullahi Hassan, a money changer. 'The gunmen used pistols. ... They have taken the Ethiopian soldiers' AK-47s,' Hassan said. Ethiopian troops, whose military strength was crucial to helping Somalia's government drive out a radical Islamic militia, began their withdrawal earlier this week. It was not clear when it would be complete. Many Somalis resent the presence of Ethiopian troops here; the two countries fought a war in 1977. But without Ethiopia's tanks and fighter jets, the Somali government could barely assert control outside one town and couldn't enter the capital, Mogadishu, which was ruled by fighters loyal to the Council of Islamic Courts. The U.S. accused the group of having ties to al-Qaida. The withdrawal of Ethiopia, which says it cannot afford to maintain troops in Somalia, has begun in advance of the arrival of a proposed African peacekeeping force. The African Union has approved a plan to send about 8,000 peacekeepers for a six-month mission that would eventually be taken over by the U.N. Meanwhile, a businessman who financed Somalia's ousted Islamic movement pleaded guilty Thursday in a Nairobi courtroom to being in Kenya illegally, but his attorney argued he shouldn't be deported because he was fleeing for his life. Abukar Omar Aden, 72, a well-known commodities trader in the Somali capital Mogadishu, was charged along with his son, Omar Abukar Omar, who served as a finance official for the Council of Islamic Courts. The son said he had a visa for Kenya and denied entering the country illegally. 'They are here because of a life-threatening situation, they were running for their lives,' defense attorney James Orengo said. The two were arrested earlier this month as they tried to cross into Kenya after Ethiopian and Somali forces drove the courts militias from much of Somalia's south. Aden, who was paralyzed in a car accident in 2002 and uses a wheelchair, has said he gave money and goods to the Islamic courts movement _ and is believed to have been a major source of funding for the movement. He covered his face from photographers and spat at reporters as he entered the courthouse in Nairobi. The United States has accused the Islamic group of ties to al-Qaida, but Aden has never been linked to terrorists. Aden and his son are scheduled to appear in court again Monday. Also on Thursday, a Kenyan police official said U.S. and French citizens suspected of fighting for Somalia's Islamic movement were arrested by Kenyan police as they crossed into the country. The men, who were carrying three AK-47 assault rifles, were detained late Wednesday as they crossed into the far northeastern tip of Kenya from Somalia, the police official said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media. The area is near a suspected al-Qaida training camp, the official said. On Wednesday, U.S. defense officials said the United States launched an airstrike by an Air Force AC-130 gunship earlier this week in Somalia against suspected terrorist targets _ the second such attack this month. The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the strike was carried out in secret, provided few details and were uncertain whether any militants were killed. In Washington, Defense Department spokesman Bryan Whitman declined to confirm any new strike but said that in general the United States is 'going to go after al-Qaida in the global war on terrorism wherever it takes us.' Earlier this month, Ethiopian and U.S. forces pursued three top al-Qaida suspects in southern Somalia, but failed to capture or kill them in an operation that also included an airstrike by an AC-130. The targets included Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, one of three senior al-Qaida members blamed for the 1998 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The U.S. Navy is also patrolling the waters off the Somali coast. U.S. sailors have monitored maritime traffic, boarded suspicious ships and interrogated crews in an attempt to catch fighters trying to escape military operations on shore. The U.S. ambassador to Kenya, Michael Ranneberger, who also represents U.S. interests in Somalia, met Wednesday with a top leader of the ousted Islamic movement in Nairobi, Kenya, according to an embassy official who refused to elaborate. Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed, considered by American officials a moderate who could contribute to rebuilding Somalia, turned himself in to authorities in Kenya because he apparently was afraid for his life. He is not believed to be wanted by the authorities. Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, when asked whether he believed Ahmed should be part of the peace process, said: 'As far as I know, Sheik Sharif doesn't represent anybody.' Zenawi also said 'quite a few' Somali fighters captured by his forces were being held in Ethiopia. He declined to elaborate. Source: AP

Wealthy Islamist pleads guilty in Kenya By Rob Jillo Nairobi - A wealthy businessman who financed Somalia's ousted Islamic movement pleaded guilty Thursday to being in Kenya illegally, but his attorney argued he shouldn't be deported because he was fleeing for his life. Abukar Omar Aden, 72, was charged along with his son, Omar Abukar Omar, who was a finance official for the Council of Islamic Courts. The son said he had a visa for Kenya and denied being here illegally. The two were arrested earlier this month as they tried to cross into Kenya after the Somali movement was driven from the capital and much of the country's south. "Your honor, these people should have been given the protection of the law," defense attorney James Orengo said. "They are here because of a life-threatening situation, they were running for their lives." Aden, who was paralysed in a car accident in 2002 and is confined to a wheelchair, has acknowledged providing the radical Islamic group with money and other goods, and is believed to have been a major source of funding for the movement. He covered his face from photographers and spat at reporters as he entered the courthouse in Nairobi. The United States has accused the Islamic group of ties to al-Qaeda, but Aden has never been linked to terrorists. The men are scheduled to appear in court again on Monday. Their attorney said he will argue his clients' constitutional rights have been violated. Born in Mogadishu, Aden is a well-known commodities trader, dealing in sugar, cosmetics and luxury cars. He also once controlled the El-Maan port in the Somali capital and owned Mogadishu's Ramadan Hotel, where Islamic leaders held their meetings. Somalia, a Horn of Africa nation of more than seven million people, is struggling to emerge from more than a decade of chaos. In 1991, warlords toppled dictator Mohamed Siad Barre and turned on each other, plunging the country into anarchy. The Islamic courts seized control of the capital and much of the south six months ago, bringing a semblance of stability but terrifying residents with threats of public executions and floggings of criminals. Some businessmen backed them, welcoming the order they brought. Somali troops, backed by the Ethiopian military, routed the Islamic militia late last month and allowed Somalia's UN-backed government to enter the capital for the first time since it was established in 2004. Most Islamic militiamen have dispersed or are in hiding. - Source: Sapa-AP

A Somali tycoon is charged in Nairobi. Somali businessman who is believed to be the financier of the Islamic court Union appeared today in a Makadara court for being unlawfully present in the country and failing to register as an alien. The wheeled tycoon Abukar Omar Adan was charged alongside his son Omar Abubakar Omar after being in police custody for one month. On a wheel chair Abukar Omar Aden was escorted to the court, where he was charged for unlawfully being in Kenya. A room had to be created for the wheeled tycoon so that he could face the charges while in a relaxed atmosphere. Also in court to face similar charges was his son Omar Abubakar Omar. But just after the matter was mentioned, their lawyer James Orengo raised a preliminary objection saying his clients were a subject to a proceeding at the high court and the entire process of charging them at the lower court was an abuse of the court process. He asked Makadara Chief Magistrate Margaret Wachira to refer the matter to the high court where a constitutional issue concerning the two has not been determined. Orengo told the court that his clients were not illegal immigrants as stated in the charge sheet but had come to the country for fear of their lives. He said that his clients did not come into the country as economic refugees but as people who seriously needed the government protection because their lives had been threatened back in Somali. The court ordered that Aden to be taken to Kenyatta National Hospital for special treatment. Orengo will continue to argue his application on Monday. Meanwhile, The High Court in Nairobi has stopped the City Council from demolishing buildings and structures in a contested parcel of land at Milimani area off State House Road. Justice Roslyn Wendo also quashed an enforcement the council issued on January 19 that paved the way for demolition. Lawyer Kibe Mungai told Justice Wendo that the land in contention belongs to Margarate Wanjiru Gachuhi who is mentally handicapped and currently bedridden in one of the structures targeted for demolition. Kibe told the court that Isaac Wanjohi who claims to have bought the land from Wanjiru is engineering the demolition through the back door. Wanjiru claims to have acquired the land in 1968 and is accusing Wanjohi for infringing the Physical Planning Act that requires an expiry of 30 days after a notice is served. The tenants currently at the plot repulsed the City Council demolition squad when they had done almost 70 percent of demolition where property estimated at 30 million shillings was destroyed. Source

Askari Ethiopian ah oo lagu dilay magaalada Kismaayo Kismaayo 25, Jan.07 ( Sh.M.Network) Bartamaha magaalada Kismaayo ee gobolka J/hoose ayaa maanta lagu dilay Nin ethiopian ah mid kalena lagu dhaawacay, ka dib markii kooxo hubeysan ay weerar ku soo qaadeen halkaasi. Dilkaan oo ka dhacay suuqyaraha magaalada Kismaayo ayaan wali la ogeyn si rasmi ah kooxahii falkaasi geeystay, inkastoo dadka qaar ay isla dhex marayaan in nin hubeysani uu si gaadmo ah u toogtay askartaasi Ethiopianka ah. Dhamaan waxaa la xirey goobihii ganacsiga iyo xafiisyadii shirkadaha ganacsiga ee halkaasi ku yaalay ka dib markii uu dhacay dilka sida uu ku soo waramayo wariyaha shabelle ee magaalada Kismaayo. Durba goobta dilka uu ka dhacay waxaa gaaray ciidamo Somali iyo Ethiopian ah kuwaasi oo halkaasi ka ka xeystay dad lagu tuhmayo falkaasi, inkastoo dadkaasi ay ahaayeen dad rayid ah. Waa markii ugu horeysay oo dil magaalada Kismaayo loogu geeysto askar Ethiopian ah. Farxaan lafoole Shabelle Media Network J/hoose

Kismaayo: Hoggaamiyhii Maxkamadaha Islaamiga Jubbooyinka oo la qabtay isagoo dhaawac ah. Khamiis, January 25, 2007 APL Kismaayo(AllPuntland)- Hoggaamiyhii Maxkamadaha Islaamiga ahaa ee Jubbooyinka dalka Soomaaliya Sheekh Axmed Maxamed Islaam, kuna magac dheer Sheekh Axmed Madoobe ayaa la sheegay in isagoo dhaawac ah ay gacanta ku soo dhigeen ciidamada dowladda fedaraalka Soomaaliya iyo kuwa Itoobiya ee ku sugan deegaanka Raas Kiyambooni ee Gobolka Jubbada Hoose ee dalka Somaaliya. Sheekh Axmed Madoobe ayaa la sheegay inuu si xun ugu dhaawacmay duqeyntii xagga cirka ee dorraat lala beegsaday keymaha xadka Kenya iyo Soomaaliya oo ay ku dhuumaaleysanayeen qaar ka tirsan madaxda Maxkamadihii Islaamiga ahaa ee burburay, waxaana la sheegayaa in dhaawaciisu uu yaallo Magaalada Kismaayo. Sheekh Axmed wuxuu ahaa gacanta midig ee Sheekh Xasan Cabdalla Turki, wuxuuna muddo sanooyin ah jaal la ahaa Sheekhaan isagoo gacan ka siin jirey xagga dhaqaalaha iyo Millaterigaba, waana Sheekh ka ganacsan jirey oo Raas Kiyambooni ka qaadi jirey waxyaabo ay ka mid ahaayeen Aragoostada iyo kheyraatka kale ee laga soo saaro badda. Cali Sandheere AllPuntland, Muqdisho

Askar Itoobiyaan Ah Oo Si Gaadmo Ah Loogu Weeraray Bartamaha Kismaayo Iyo Madaxii Maxkamadaha Jubbooyinka Axmed Madoobe Oo Nolol Lagu Qabtay Jan 25,2007 by Kismaayo-GEDO-NN Koox dablay ah oo ku hubaysan Bastoolado ayaa maanta weerar gaadmo ah u gaystay askar Itoobiyaan ah oo lacag ka sarifanayay suuqa sarifka lacagaha qalaad ee bartamaha magaalada kismaayo. Warar lagu kalsoon yahay ayaa sheegaya in uu dhintay askari Itoobiyaan ah, mid kalena uu ku dhaawacmay weerarka oo dhacay xilli uu suuqo mashquul ahaa ayna adagtahay in la ogaado cidda weerarkan fulisay. Boqolaal ciidamada Itoobiya ka tirsan iyo kuwa soomaaliya ayaa isku gadaamay goobta in ka badan 40 dhalinayaro ah oo ka agdhawaa halka weerarka uu ka oogmay ayaa lagu guray gaari xamuul ah ,waxaana la arkayay iyadoo loo dhaadhiciyay xarumaha ay Itoobiyaanku ku leeyihiin Kismaayo. Taliyaha Boliiska kismaayo Cabdi Cabdulle ayaa sheegay in ciidamada miltariga ay la wareegeen amniga suuqa hase ahaatee ay baaritaanka wadayaan waxaana uu sheegay in dadka la xirxiray loogu gudbiyay goobo milatari. Dhinaca kale, warar laga helayo saraakiisha dawlada federaalka ayaa sheegaya in saldhig milatari oo Itoobiyaanku ku leeyihiin waqooyiga kismayao lagu dawaynayo dhaawaca Axmed Madoobe oo ahaa madaxii maxaakiimta Jubbooyinka oo lagu qabtay dagaal qaraar oo ka dhacay dhulka loo yaqaano Badda Madow ee koonfurta J/hoose. Deeq Ibraahim oo ka mid ah ciidanka dowladda federaalka ayaa sheegay in uu arkay dhaawac Axmed Madoobe oo dhex yaala teendho milatari islamarkaana ay dhaqaatir itoobiyaan ah la joogeen. Waxaana uu intaas raaciyay in uu ka dhaawacan yahay lugta Bidix iyo wajiga oo u muuqday in uu ka guban yahay. N D F-GEDO-NN-Kismaayo

Beelihii ku dagaalamay deegaanka beerxaano oo gaaray heshiis Kismaayo 25, Jan.07 ( Sh.M.Network) Odayaasha dhaqanka dhinacyadii ku dagaalamay deegaanka Beerxaano oo ku yaala duleedka magaalada Kismaayo ayaa isla gaaray heshiis horudhac ah oo ay ku soo afjarayaan waxyaabihii dirirta dhaliyay. Wararka laga helayo deegaanka Beerxaano ayaa xaqiijinaya in halkaasi lagu gaaray heshiis soo afjaraya shaqaaqooyinkii dilalka xambaarsanaa ee halkaasi ka jirey. Arintaan ayaa waxa ay ka dambeysay ka dib markii kulamo muddo u socday odayaasha labada beelood ay aaqiritaankii ka soo saareen heshiisyo lagu soo afjarayo khilaafka labada beelood, iyadoo kulamadaasi ay maalgalineysay hay'adda CRD. K/simaha Hay'adda CRD ee Kismaayo C/naasir Cali Cismaan ayaa shabelle u sheegay in talaabadaasi ay tahay mid horumar ah oo loo qaaday dhanka nabadda. Odayaasha labada beelood ayaa u baqoolay dhulalka miyiga ah si ay u gaarsiiyaan heshiiska la gaaray odayaasha beelaha ee ku sugan dhulalkaasi Axmed Cumar Saalixi Shabelle Media Network J/hoose

Duke, wadaadadii ila doon in adeerow gacaliye!

Duke, truth serums are not as futuristic as it they may sound.

Suldaanka- I do not doubt inaad nin wax garad ah tahay! ...Wadaadadii doona ducana ugu dara waa na dubateene...

Originally posted by Suldaanka: ^^is this b/c the Xabashis are leaving. No, matter of fact it seems as if the Habashi are settling in for some time. Meles Zenewi has said he will withdraw but what most people, including, I'm afraid to say, our not so bright brothers ( ) did not pay attention to was the cleverly hidden "three phase withdrawal aspect of the plan. The one battalion leave from Mogadishu was aimed as a propaganda stunt for the average uninformed Somali and pundits such as yourself. How could they be leaving when the ones from Galgaduud and elsewhere are just moving down?

D/p

The good abwaan after seeing the mayhem and destruction following the ouster of President Mohammed Siyaad Barre, uttered this famous line that continues to resonate in post-Barre Mogadishu and indeed in most of Somalia; ...Duqii Doona ducana ugu dara waa na dubateene... My question is, nidaamki iyo kala dambeynti Maxkamadaha Islaamka kolba sow Soomaali Maxamed umaysan darsan? After seeing what is happening in Somalia (latest is a bomb attack on Mogadishu International as UN representatives were flying in), ma way habooneyn inaan inaguna niraahno: ...Wadaadadii Doono ducana ugu dara waa na dubateene...?

That conflict is this conflict. That is why I did not even respond to topic itself seeing how Las Qorey was clearly mistaken about what they were reporting.