ElPunto;707800 wrote: ^I think 15 years would be more appropriate. But it's all arbitrary. What is acheived anyway by increasing the sentence? Is another 10 years going to cause the criminal to do more soul searching, 'pay' for his crime, what? I've never been a fan of long prison terms. It seems pointless. I ain't pointless in the eyes of the law. It's the oldest law in the books, eye for an eye. It's what keeps the peace and deters crime. If the court sucessfully proved beyond reasonable doubt and found them guilty, they should face the ultimate fate. The mother is right. 7 years is a joke, not justice. Capital punishment is what the mother was seeking and if the system found them guilty of murder, why seven years only? You can't be for justice and deviate from justice.

Hiiraale attempted this many times with the help of "yahuud" in his own words. He failed miserably and run away barefoot. The name reminded me of a shaati la oran jiray Azaro which waagi dambe become a street slang for maraxnimo, which I think sums up. Good luck touching down Jubada Hoose.

Abokor Omar;707801 wrote: Duke tell me about the atheist filth Ayan Hirsi who is related to you? I can't help but notice you bringing her name up in your posts. Do you secretly admire her? Accuse her of everything out there, but I don't think hosting pedophilia in Hargeysa is one of them.

^Don't worry half Somalis applications are accepted. It's a good start.

Unlike Siilaanyo or Zubeyra, former President Yusuf doesn't require Eithopian military escort or resort to indha-shareer. Instead, he leisurely strolls down the street. Siilaanyo and Zubeyra don't feel safe in their own residences inside Somalia.

I don't recall seeing heavy military staff running behind Riyaale Kaahin. Siilaanyo waa nin dakane qaba so waa inuu taxaddaraa. By the way, when is he visiting Daami?

Sprint Opposes AT&T Takeover of T-Mobile Sprint Nextel has made it official: The third larger U.S. wireless carrier is opposed to AT&T's proposed $39 billion takeover of T-Mobile USA. The official announcement comes as no surprise, as Sprint CEO Dan Hesse criticized the recently announced merger last week at the International CTIA conference in Orlando, Florida. During a keynote panel session, Hesse said the deal would hurt consumers by consolidating the majority of U.S. wireless subscribers and revenue in the hands of two companies: AT&T-T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless. Sprint continued its attacks with Monday's announcement. "The transaction...would reverse nearly three decades of actions by the U.S. government and the courts that modernized and opened U.S. communications markets to competition," Sprint said in a statement. The merger will need approval from the Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission, and will likely spark contentious debates during U.S. Congressional hearings. A combined AT&T-T-Mobile would create a wireless provider that's nearly three times the size of Sprint in terms of revenue. As a result, the mega-carrier "would entrench AT&T's and Verizon's duopoly control over the wireless market," Sprint argues. "Sprint urges the United States government to block this anti-competitive acquisition," said Vonya McCann, senior vice president of government affairs, in the statement. "This transaction will harm consumers and harm competition at a time when this country can least afford it." Calling the proposed merger a "new Ma Bell duopoly," Sprint vowed to fight the transaction "on behalf of our customers, our industry, and our country." Verizon Wireless, currently the largest wireless provider in the U.S., is a joint venture of Verizon Communications and Vodafone. Today's AT&T is a partial recreation of the original Bell System, which was split into seven regional Bell operating companies (RBOCs) in 1984. One of those seven, Southwestern Bell (later SBC), changed its name to AT&T in 2005 after buying the remains of the original AT&T corporation. Consumer groups have voiced their opposition to the AT&T-T-Mobile union as well. "Don't believe the hype: There is nothing about having less competition that will benefit wireless consumers. And if regulators approve this deal, they will further cement duopoly control over the wireless market by AT&T and Verizon," said Free Press research sirector S. Derek Turner in a March 20thstatement after the merger was announced. "A market this concentrated -- where the top four companies already control 90 percent of the business, and two of them want to merge -- means nothing but higher prices and fewer choices, as the newly engorged AT&T and Verizon exert even more control over the wireless Internet," said Turner.

Mar haddey cambe leedahay I am in. Laakiin waxaa sheeko igu soo gaartay barigii aan yaraa ee Kismaayo, dameerada la rarto in laga keeni jiray halkaa iyo Hiiraan no pun intended. Gaalkacyo maxaa ka baxa?

^ He must have forgotten his recent postings about the subject.

I vote for Abu juxaa iyo his mistress qori ismaris the greatest fictional love story of all time.

B_A_L_L_E_R_Z;412295 wrote: bla bla bla, waxaad doonto dhe, laakin sheekadu waa sidaan kuu sheegay, laacaanood, erigavo, buuhoodle, badhan, dhahar , and half of galkacyo are not punaniland, ama xiiq ama daal, caynkaa weeye B_A_L_L_E_R_Z;694910 wrote: There is no comparison at all, snm was a blessed movement which wiped out one of the largest army in africa. this saado cali movement is nothing but an airport party kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Mr. Ballerz: Hadda waxaad na leedahay saan baa neutral ku ahay?

^Adiga waxaan axsaan kaama aha nooh. San ka galisaa wadaa gabareey. Sidii ninkii muufada sanka iyo afka looga galiyaa Zack Hiiraan indhaha ka galinooysaa. Aayar xoogaa. Anigoon Hiiraan waligey arkin baa ii dhigtay Zanzibar oo kale. Meeq xeebaa ku taal? Meeqa wabiyaa mara? Dadkeedu waa noocee?

Waryaara all this qeylo over Hiiraan? Com'on. It's Hiiraan you know, not Moqdisho or Kismaayo.

$35 is cheaper than wadankii sida aan maqlay. Laakiin 120 is nearly four times 35. Qof walba asagaa qiimeysta neefkiisa miyaa?

^You part of the program?

^BOB: Wait no more. I found these ones. I am sure you won't have difficult recognizing them well. Enjoy them. Alla maxaa banooni la iiga jiiday halkaan. Every time ciyaalka xaafada manage to get a new football, kuwo inkaar qaba oo orad lala gaareyn baa cirka ka soo dhaca. Bob how many balls you lost to dhagaxa? Still standing? This must be one of the few things survived and still standing after twenty years of dagaal is is-erersi. Brings back old memories.

^Waraa Nuune, are you pulling our maskax or are these figures right? Com'on man. Seriously? You're telling us these government officials take home over 100m a year?

Maaddeey;705999 wrote: Jacpher, including the retired ones sow maaha? Do you say that because you understand and acknowledge the legitimacy of ICC or qabiil bee kaa tahay?

I didn't realize 'favorite' and 'warlord' can go together. Bring his stinky behind to Hague. Make him an example for the nineteen dozen warlords butchering the country.

Thank God Nato is gonna bomb the sh1t out of Tripoli to save her.

They should have taught him a good lesson by flying him a vacation to Uganda and place his name on no fly list and fire his behind as soon as he lands there.

Good work they providing bus service to students. Big universities are good but I hope they are offering more vocational programs that can better the locals. People need skills to tackle everyday problems instead of preparing them for liberal arts and higher academics. That too is good but I think in this stage, Somalia can benefit enormously from technical program. Skills like farming, carpentry, nursing is what people need the most. That way, they'd be less dependent on NGO.

That lol just gave it away if you know what I mean

lol@been badnaa. Been is such a strong word. Though TFG doesn't play hollier than thou, I remember reading about the government recruiting ciyaalka awhile back. You can't have your cake and dhunjin too.

^indeed lots of effing money. Boycott the son of gun.