I support my government and i support any government for Somaliland Here is one thing you wrote Jb, and then you go on to say this calling the traditional leaders of SSC vampires while accusing of Qabyaalad. that is what made me different from those vampires you support on Qabiil bases And to top of it, you potray SSC people as one tribe against one tribe while measuring on the basis of statehood. You can't interject Qabiil everywhere cuz it farthers ur argument and then you support government that uses Qabiil divisions as the basis to gauge SSC people's choice in this matter. Like any good democratic government hold referendum and see where it takes. Afterall, this is standards which you judge by yourself. You can't have both ways Who are they going to fight bal tell me ?? ,, against Canbaarshe, against Xaabsade, against Fu'aad addan cadde ?/ ,, aren't they all their people ?? , don't they have sub-clans who will then fight aginst other sub-clans P.S. an oppurtunist like Xaabsade represents no one.

Originally posted by J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o: I support my government and i support any government for Somaliland ,, that is what made me survive ,, that is what made me different from those vampires you support on Qabiil bases name them what you want ,,,,,,,,, Peace and stability is my first name and no one is allowed to break it say it politician, businessman, garaad, suldaan, arday, etc. Good to know that some of them are back to their sense and calling for peaceful negotiations after all. You support an institution entirely born out the SNM which soley based on one Somali Qabiil. Atleast be honest yourself.Till a proper Somali government rises,everybody can mind their own business. I support peaceful coexistence! P.S. LooooooooL@chosen their path..I guess you tell lie to yourself long enough, even you start believeing it. Let's hold referendum and we can put that to rest.

^Spare me the dramatics. Don't see any difference between the thugs you support and the people you parade everyday from the rest of Somalia.If you care about people, you wouldn't have supported those who disrupted and risked peace in Northern Somalia. You have no qualms about seeing people perish as long as they are not part of your little cult and here you have audacity to tell me that men who want to live peacefully in their lands are being warmongers. Have some common sense and stop throwing fits like little girl. I know you would go any length to support your phantom government but do it some measure of decency that's if you are capable of doing that. Jimco Wanaagsan.

^There was "made in Qardo" label

John Edwards Endorses Obama... GOP Prospects "Worst Since Watergate" The level of distress was evident in remarks by senior party officials throughout the day. "This was a real wake-up call for us," Robert M. Duncan, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, said in an interview. "We can't let the Democrats take our issues. We can't let them pretend to be conservatives and co-opt the middle and win these elections. We have to get the attention of our incumbents and candidates and make sure they understand this." Representative Tom Davis, Republican of Virginia and former leader of his party's Congressional campaign committee, issued a dire warning that the Republican Party had been severely damaged, in no small part because of its identification with President Bush. Mr. Davis said that, unless Republican candidates changed course, they could lose 20 seats in the House and 6 in the Senate. "They are canaries in the coal mine, warning of far greater losses in the fall, if steps are not taken to remedy the current climate," Mr. Davis said in a memorandum. "The political atmosphere facing House Republicans this November is the worst since Watergate and is far more toxic than it was in 2006." web page

Geeljire..Qofna lama jirin though I prefer Obama and Dems when it comes to the domestic and as for foreign affairs, I was only referring to my narrow interests, but you are right their outlike is the same. Naxar...They lost the special election.Things aren't going their way and the Clintons are being told to fall behind the party since the end is near for them. Plus their campaign is 20 million in red. I don't know how much money she loan her campaign. She is no Romney for sure

^When it comes to Somalia, yes they are, but as for domestic issues, they are diffirent.

GOP getting desperate hoping Americans would fall for the samething once more

Reactions The tradition has always been that when a U.S. President is overseas, partisan politics stops at the water's edge. President Bush has now taken that principle and turned it on its head: for this White House, partisan politics now begins at the water's edge, no matter the seriousness and gravity of the occasion. Does the president have no shame? Rahm Emanuel "Yes, there have been appeasers in the past, and the president is exactly right, and one of them is Neville Chamberlain ,'' Mr. McCain told reporters on his campaign bus after a speech in Columbus, Ohio. "I believe that it's not an accident that our hostages came home from Iran when President Reagan was president of the United States. He didn't sit down in a negotiation with the religious extremists in Iran, he made it very clear that those hostages were coming home.'' Asked if he thought that former President Jimmy Carter, who struggled with the hostage crisis, was an appeaser, Mr. McCain replied: " I don't know if he was an appeaser or not, but he terribly mishandled the Iranian hostage crisis.'' John Mccain web page

Obama attacks Bush over Iran barb Barack Obama has accused George W Bush of attacking him after the US president compared those in favour of talking to terrorists to Nazi appeasers. The White House has denied that the remarks - from a speech to the Israeli parliament - were aimed at Mr Obama. Mr Obama, who is the frontrunner to become the Democrats' presidential nominee, has argued in favour of negotiating with the Iranian regime. But he has ruled out talking to militant organisations like Hamas. 'False comfort' "Some seem to believe that we should negotiate with the terrorists and radicals," said Mr Bush in his speech. "We have heard this foolish delusion before. As Nazi tanks crossed into Poland in 1939, an American senator declared: 'Lord, if I could only have talked to Hitler, all this might have been avoided.' We have an obligation to call this what it is - the false comfort of appeasement." "It is sad that President Bush would use a speech to the Knesset on the 60th anniversary of Israel's independence to launch a false political attack. George Bush knows that I have never supported engagement with terrorists." But White House spokeswoman Dana Perino rejected Mr Obama's interpretation of the president's remarks, saying "there are many who have suggested these types of negotiations with people that the president... thinks that we should not talk to". "I understand when you're running for office you sometimes think the world revolves around you," she added. "That is not always true. And it is not true in this case." The BBC's James Coomarasamy in Washington says the row indicates that Republicans have identified Senator Obama's Middle East policy and his perceived weakness amongst Jewish voters as a key point of attack, should he, as many expect, be Republican John McCain's opponent in the November election. Mr Obama raised eyebrows last year when he first stated his support for direct negotiations without preconditions with the controversial Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. His position has been criticised, not only by John McCain, but also by Mr Obama's rival for the Democratic nomination, Hillary bbc.com

Emperor...I'm not particularly picking on it. Most Somali sites are all more or less the same. Of course, some of their news is factual though their views are very skewed.

Don't they have their own war going on :confused: P.S. I gotta to find out who runs Carmooyin.I don't know if it could be called news site

^LooooooooL

^Ceel Gaab waxaba kama soo doonayee waxkale maad iihaysaa midayda kale qalanjo agtaada ha hurudo ama yeesan hurdin, jiljilcow ama ha jiljilcaan xaqiiqda waa uun sidii. Rag umadayna baabiye oo amxaaro wadankii gacanta ugaliye baa laydahe latashada. wax macqool ah iisheeg mise maawayliska iska dayno.

KK...Boqorad kulahaa..aree baynaa la,iishayge. Boqorad meesha majoogtay waxkale malashaygaa

^LoooooooooL..ma waxbaa ii haysaa

^Adiga dirin taada dab in laqabad siiyo waaye

^Inaadertaa faankayda ka fadhiwaaye adna ma iigu daray ayeeyo

^Don't change the subject and be evasive. It is not about the news and even if it is, the title of the first article is "Shirkii Odayo-dhaqameedka *********** uga socdey tuulaa Tukaraq oo lagu kala tegey" as reported by Afnugaal not " Blood Thirsty Garaads ". Waa anshax xumo waxaas, and not politically smart thing to do if man completely devoted to this secessionist. I guess ishiisa laga arkaa ushiisa lagu tumaa. I thought you were actually better but you were weaved from thread as Suldaanka.

Originally posted by Kool_Kat: And just who is that someone? Sheekaaba wadaayee... [/QB] Inaadertaa dee

^It just gets to show how the mind of some people works, very unfortunate on his part. JB...Let's be man and stick with you really feel!

^I guess you decide to change the title "blood thirsty Garaads". Aflagaada kaa badatay.

Tell him Xiin...I gotta class people. Xiin would translate since ciyaal xaafad ahaa :cool:

Ibti-LooooooooooooL...adiga guri iska loowba Acuudibilaah Ducaysane...Ibti don't listen to him

Prefect Somali...Hmmmmm. I'mm offended Ibti. There are a million dialects of the Somali language. Whose to say which is the prefect Somali. P.S. I assume Val was born in Xamer PPS...da phrase has nothing with family yours or otherwise. LoooooooooooL@Geeljire...Waa xishoohaa kulahaa naga qalay duqa gibirtalay rabtaa inaa igu dirto