Ngonge.

Apophis;869590 wrote: When all "young bearded Arab looking men" are interned like the Japanese in WW2, all over the States, then you may have a point. If your argument is "when all [young bearded Arab looking men] are interned like the Japanese in WW2, all over the States" in camps, then they have a valid point about freedom of speech/religion. Please save your attempts to deliver a sermon on people's rights and freedom. Again, Arabs make up less than 13% of the Muslim world. I thought someone like you should have known that. And those violent flash points you see on the map are marginal numbers compared to the population there. Plus this offensive clip sat on Youtube for about two months before it got a dramatic coverage.

Garnaqsi;869589 wrote: Are you always this classless and trashy? What are you talking about?

^yes there may be some truth to that on your side of the world but certainly not in the neck of our woods. Hambalyo.Mrs Moons.

Apophis;869581 wrote: The clip was tasteless, agreed, but I don't believe people should have their rights curtailed to appease others. If that happens you can be assured it will also affect Muslims. Their rights will also be curtailed to appease others. For me, being offended is an option a person exercises, most of the time I choose not to take that option. You mean the young bearded Arab looking men that end up detained haven't had their freedom of speech/religion curtailed? The story is getting more interesting. Reports now link the making of the film to a Christian charity group, anti-islam activist and a soft porn director. Interesting you've got an evangelical making hateful films about Muslims and producing porn films? So much for a christian. Violence is never the answer. Why am I not surprised the media conveniently omits reporting the peaceful protestors, and the more populous Muslim countries that haven't had any protest at all. Do the protesting Muslims with violence make up 1% of Muslims? Here's the map. Red indicates violent protests over the film, yellow indicates non-violent protests. Click to enlarge. (Wikimedia/Atlantic)

Oba: I ain't serious dawg but I ain't fitting disrespecting my prime minista when he's got noth'n to do wid it. Yo respect.

^Yes I've been and I remember all that but still my childhood was awesome, the best I could have imagined. It was all about love baby. I don't get why is the former prime minister's picture?

How long will the secessionists rejoicing the newly elected president in here have until they start calling him names?? Nothing new. Most sane Somali leaders know SL has done good and deserve credit for the relative peace and stability it achieved over the years but at the end of the day, it can't stand by itself. It needs to negotiate and stay as part of Somalia. The president knows he serves Somalia's interest and that it can't break into smaller pieces. His approach may be different. Yeah so you see there is always going to be a 'but' somewhere in the sentence.

What the brother is saying is Ask Not what Turkey can do for your country, Ask what Somalia does to itself. A valid argument some are seemingly avoiding. Anyho, I hope Somalia will wise up and grab the opportunity Turkey is presenting to us.

Juxa: lol@biyo-biyeeso oo bisinka uqabo. In other words, for sure you can't go wrong with revert but Somali man...dee dani meel ku dhigtay You took the question to the next level. Ragga xaa dhulka loogu jiidi? On a serious note, I don't get why people make excuses for themselves when answering this question. I mean people who are really into marrying cadaan/madoow go the extra mile to make the case about Somali men/women. Can't they just say it was my preference? I've heard a fair share of these girls marrying reverts and some turned down few good Somali men. Why scapegoat Somali men?

^Hargeysa xaa loogu duuli? Dalka mee ka baxsan tahay? Don't have the player, hate the game Carafaat. If you secessionist were to play as well as unuka, perhaps, meel baad gaari laheyd. Say your congrats waryee.

The New Somali President Safe After Explosion. Al Shabaab claimed responsibility.

^I blame it on his emotional hormone imbalance.

^aayad ama xadiis buu la soo ordi mar dhow in caydiid iyo magool patriotic ahaayeen. What we know from this topic is that Abtigiis and Maaddeey are the biggest clan patriots in SOL.

^He is the biggest fraud SOL has seen. Nimaan guri haysan baa raba inuu gurigaaga dab ku shido. Wiiloow ciilkaad u qabtid Puntlad iyo cirka yaa weyn?

Khaatumo in the house. Galaydh for PM.

Abtigiis;867530 wrote: The New Prime Minister of Somalia -Abdiweli M Ali How can you endorse Abdiweli when in fact you characterized him as the following just few days ago, 'power-hungry' 'poor academically' 'corrupt, nepotistic and divisive' 'fraud' 'most clanist among the running candidates' Those are your words not mine. How can you expect Somalia to come out of its misery with such candidate? You are either a hoax or naive simpleton flip flopper.

^You mean waxaad dagaal galinee little school kids from the comfort of your peaceful keyboard. Such hypocrisy.

His speech to the MPs.

He was a guest on Al Jazeera Inside Story early footage discussing the London Conference. Fast forward to 5:21 Saving Somalia: A wasted effort? http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/insidestory/2012/02/201222463747971197.html

It is good to see Somalis every where welcome and embrace the change. May Allah make this moment tii wadanka badali laheyd for the better. Abwaan sxb it is all politics, nothing personal sxb. We all want the best for our country [including Ngonge] no matter the different routes we take to get there. In the end, it's all about saving Somalia from the endless war.

^ If this is a nice way of saying I got it right and ya'll were wrong, I told you so people. Abwaan I am with you my friend. You rocked with your prediction.

Libaax, please add the new president to the avatar selection.

Faroole ain't popular in Puntland but there needs to be a strong momentum against him that will humiliate like Shariif got humiliated today. Faroole won't go down easily but I agree he's gotta go.

I think everything was going as planned or predicted Shariif to win until the second round. Gaas and Cosoble withdrew to support Hassan Sheikh. That's when Sharif's chances of winning diminished. Hassan will likely get men n of caliber, an academic like him appoint PM. Expect Farmaajo/Gaas or the likes of them for PM. Bright future for Somalia.