lol Isagoo marqaansan ayuu post gareeyey

Cidamada qaranka ee sida maska u duula oo ciyaalka xaafada ee buhoodle ay ka cayrsadeen sanadoodi ciidanka! War meesha waa markii labaad oo ay ku ceboobeen. kaala iyaga ma bartaan miyaa casharkooda waa un iska soo socdaan?

lol So called Ciidanka qaranka are getting manhandled by the local boys..

Dagaalkii Buuhoodle oo laysku gabal dhacsaday iyo ciidamada deegaanka oo Gaadiid qabsaday Wararkii ugu danbeeyey ee aan ka helnay degmada Buuhoodle ee xarunta gobolka Cayn ayaa ku waramaya in dagaalkii galabta ka qarxay deegaanka Sool-joogto oo markii uu gabalku dhacay qaboobey ay ciidamada deegaanka Buuhoodle guulo ka gaareen. Wararka ayaa intaas ku daraya in ciidamada Somaliland laga qabsaday gaari weyn Saanad u wadey iyo hal gaari oo kuwa dagaalka ah iyadoo mid kalena laga gubey. Dhanka ciidamada deegaanka Buuhoodle 3-qof ayaa la xaqiijiyey inay dhinteen 5-kalena uu dhaawac fududi soo gaaray lamase oga khasaaraha nafeed ee soo gaarey ciidamada Somaliland. Dagaalka ayaa bilowday kadib markii ay ciidamada Somaliland soo weerareen mileeshiyada deegaanka xilli ay ku sugnaayeen Sool-joogto oo masaafo 30-km ah ka durugsan degmada Buuhoodle ee xarunta gobolka Cayn. Labada dhinac ayaa ku kala sugan goobihii ay kala joogeen xiligii uu gabalku dhacay, waxaana laga cabsi qabaa in dib mar kale dagaal uga dhex qarxo maadaama ay labada dhinacba abaabul ciidan wadaan. Horseed Media waxay halkan idiinku soo gudbineysaa Video muujinaya gaari nooca xamuulka qaada ah oo sanaad u wadey ciidamada Somaliland, kaasoo ay ciidamada deegaanka Buuhoodle dagaalkii galabta dhacay kusoo qabsadeen.

There is about handful of people and many many scripts.

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;779172 wrote: Only Soomaalida dalkooda jecel opposed Xabashi invasion of Koonfurta -- and still do oppose it. The only 'naive' Soomaali is the one who believes Xabashis crossed xad beenaadka in the interest of Soomaali nation and its people's unity or peace. Or to build or help the Soomaali nation. That is the thinking of a true, real naive Soomaali. Of course It is in Ethiopia's interest to have stable somalia as a neighbor. It is no brainer by now that you should know that they too have internal conflicts, they fight in multiple fronts and the long porous border they share with us can complicate their situation if groups like Alshabab are operating across their border. For somalis on the other hand our current interest is very obvious and all we want is getting our house in order. The silly notion of Ethiopia being Cadow Soo Jireen ah is something only harbored by naive somalis. In the world we live today, friends and foes are not constant, they change with time and are not dictated by emotions but rather by reason and interests. Who could have thought france and germany would have common union and share a common currency? of course If we were stuck with the views of world war 2 era we wouldnt think so. PS: I am not saying somali should relinquish it's sovereignty and drop it's guard but all i am saying is that enemies and interests do change with time. We should be friends with countries we have common interests and be enemies those who object our interests.

Osman is not a puntlander and he is a mole!

Abtigiis;778912 wrote: Common sense dictates that there would be too many things to object to in Somalia in the last two decades. It would be helpful to give examples of things the Professors objected to and to judge them on a case by case basis rather than resorting to generalizations. I personally think they have been nearly always correct on all of issues including objecting to Khaatumo and Awdal State. I also think the feeling that old somali sentiment is dead is too simplistic. I think diaspora people like peasant actually gauge things by the polarization they see where they live. I see the communities in Somalia from time to time and I have no doubt that it is not difficult to revive a new wave of somali nationalism. It just needs a bit of belief and work. This guy called pm Farmaajo qabilist and said he is not fit for the job and we know what farmaajo accomplished during his time in office. He was also one of many naive individuals who opposed the ethiopian intervention and now we know the current TFG is in fact begging ethiopia to help them ousting the alshabaab millitia. I can just go on and on to show you that he lacks sound judgement and likes to oppose for the sake of it. He is just a loud spectator that is all.

I personally think Prof Samatar is not very realistic and the utopian Somali state he envisions is far from reality at this time and day. Today It is very unrealistic for Somalia to have a centralized government, that is because lots of tribal groups are still wary of each other and they need sometime to develop a mutual trust between them. The prof probably left somalia in the early years of Siyad's rule when Somalia was a great nation and still thinks that the civil war did not change somalis very much which is not true. As for his education, I would say he ought to be respected but of course that respect too has it's limitation and people should be able to object his views if they have reasonable grounds for it. After all, he is not a Nabi but just a learned man that can not be free from faults. To me i think he objects far too many people in Somali politics than he embraces and his hiil qaran xisbi is no different than the over hyped, diaspora built admins that never materialize. That is just my two cents.

War aniga waxaaba madaxayga mari la qof salaad ka soo baxay oo la tagtoonayo. Nabiga (CSW) munaafiqiin uu ogaa xiligiisi buu oran jiray yaan la dilin. Ragaan Alshabaab sheegtana caamadii iskaba dhaafe culumadii xitaa ka fakan mayso. War waxakan diin ma wadaane ee dad ay dulaystaan ayey rabaan.

Apparently the online recruiters are hard at work !

^ Ugaas is Dr Osman a mole?

Oodweyne should be the news anchor, he does have the queen's tongue

This is Somaliland TV and I am your host, Qowdhan Cabdilaahi

I would love to see 1 shilling somali equivalent to 5 US dollar in very short period of time.

^ I think he is an online recruiter

^ Not to mention he probably licks off his fingers the mayo and the ketchup that oozes from the burger. So hypocritical indeed!

burahadeer;778342 wrote: Let them fight & show me what they can do.At this time people In SL are tired of lies & non-existant accusations which they feel is a spit in the face.Frankly speaking I believe this should be settled in battle cos I don't see how ssc & the likes will eva admit or be grateful of the good treatment bestowed upon them. lol says by who? a black guy with white guy's pic as an avatar!

The Hermet;778285 wrote: I understand only one thing...the signaturies of the clan elders of eastern Sool in 1991 that stated Somaliland has ended the union with Somalia....you cant flip flop its against common sense and legality...why sign and then change...we dont do Somali law...once signed its signed.. Practice what you are preaching! You too signed a contract with mother Somalia once and you have to uphold that contract. If you flip flop so can they.

Way duushay, Way isku dhex yaacday baa xigtay

Carafat probably does not know habashis are in Beledweyne as we speak and kicking Alkababi asses.

Kids feel safe around him unlike the Alshabaab butchers.

Well this is how developed nations that use the federal system split their natural resources revenues. My second home Canada.. ---------------------------------------- Investment Every dollar invested in the oil sands creates about $8 worth of economic activity with one-third of that economic value generated outside Alberta – in Canada, the U.S. and around the world. Royalties from the oil sands ($1.9 billion in 2009-10) – Albertans’ share of the revenues from oil sands production – help fund many public programs and services, including infrastructure, health and education. According to CERI, Alberta can expect $184 billion in royalties over the next 25 years. Alberta's oil sands generate revenue not only for the Alberta government, but also for the federal government through corporate and personal income taxes. Other provincial governments, as well as municipal governments, receive tax revenue as a result of investment and employment in the oil sands. CERI estimates oil sands will create more than $307 billion in tax revenue across Canada over the next 25 years. Nearly 61%, or $187 billion, will go to the federal government. Alberta companies have signed millions of dollars in contracts with companies throughout Canada to support activity in the oil sands. Key industries servicing Alberta’s oil sands include machinery and metal fabrication, particularly in Ontario. Atlantic Canada also benefits from Alberta’s oil sands, by increased activity in certain industries, such as manufacturing. New Brunswick steel manufacturers have signed contracts worth an estimated $50 million. Thousands of skilled workers from other provinces contribute a substantial portion of their earnings to the economies of their home communities.

Kingofkings War adiga cunigii keligiis xaafada bombalaha ka haystay oo marka la dhaho ii dhiib inyow dhihi jiray baad noqatay. Waxaan waa wax mar hore dowlada dhexe iyo puntland ay isku af garteen sharciguna wuxuu qabaa in gobolada ay la soo bixi karaan khayraadka lakiin laga rabo in ay soo celiyaan 50% si ay dowlada dhexe u isticmaasho ugana cawiso gobalada dakhligooda yaryahay.

^ ^War bal u kaadi bahasha waa la wadaaga sida faroole yiri. The federal government gets 50% of what puntland gets and that is more than enough for other somalis.