RAMADAN KAREEM

Looks like they are mixing everything ..... what should we call bal ?? Hmmmmmmmm ,,,,,, Cocktail-dance

Puntland oo isku diyaarineysa in ay ka goda Soomaaliya inteeda kale xili uu ka soo jeeda ninka dalka Soomaaliya xukumo goboladaasi Boosaaso Puntland oo ah hooyadii dhashay ninka garawdeenka ah Soomaaliya Col. Cabdulaahi Yuusuf ayaa xiligaan isku diyaarineysa in ay sida Soomaaliland kaga goda Soomaaliay inteeda kale taasoo lagu macneyey in qeyraadka gobolada kale ee Soomaaliya la qeybsan karo halke qeyraadka Puntlanda ay u gaartay dadka reer Puntland taasoo micnaheydu tahay keygana anaa leh kaadana kula lihi. Dadka reer Puntland oo u muuqda in ay ugu aqli badnyihiin Soomaaliya inteedii kale maxaa yeelay xiligaan oo la marayo qarnigii 21naad in ku fikiraan in Soomaaliya oo dhan iyagu xukumaan dalkana la kala gooyo hadaan hadalkooda la yeelin waxaase la hubaa in wax badan oo xiligaan ay heystaan dadka reer Puntland kuweyn doonaan hadii ayna joojin aqliga iyo farsamada ay xili walba la soo baxayaan ayuu yiri maxamed Xasan jimcaale oo ku nool Muqdisho. Maxamed Xasan oo yiri reer Puntlanda marna in Tigaree nagu xasuuqaan dakadeeni Muqdisho Bosaaso u wareejistaan hadana ya noogu darin in qeyraadkooda kaligood ay cunaan kan Soomaali oo dhana ka dhaxeya y qeybtooda qaataan . Waxaase leys weydiinayaa Barlamaanka FKMG ma mid kaliya loo sameyey Gobolada Koonfurta Soomaaliya hadii ay diideen reer Puntland waxii kasoo baxo qadanmeyna ay yiraahdaan- Madaxda Puntland iyo DFKMG ayaa isku qilaafsan sida loomaamulaayo shidaal aan la ogeyn xiliga la soo saaraayo waxeyna xiligaan mareysaa Puntland in ay ku hanjabto in ay ka ogeysa Soomaaliya inteeda kale hadaan loo deyn in heshiisyada ay galeen ay u madaxbanaantahay This is the most radiculous piece i've ever read ..... such stuff should be be even posted here ....

Madaxwayne Adan Cade, True Somali Hero Well, that is a bit exaggurated ! ! Allah ha u naxariisto

10/09/2007 Women and Children Dying ,,,, houses demolished Even the Animal

10/09/2007 Women and Children Dying ,,,, houses demolished Even the Animal

Sorry for the confusion .... you can take some rest from the politics

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Young girls who believe they are lactose-intolerant take in less calcium and have thinner bones than their peers who don't think they had any trouble consuming dairy products, a new study shows. But when these girls were tested to determine if they actually did have difficulty digesting lactose, many did not. "It's a little concerning that you have young girls during this period of time when they actually obtain their peak bone mass...that they have already been influenced that they are intolerant to milk for whatever reason," said Dr. Carol J. Boushey of Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana, the study's lead author. Boushey and her team looked for ties between perceived milk intolerance, bone mineral content, and calcium consumption in a group of 10- to 13-year-old girls. They also tested them for lactose maldigestion, which occurs when activity of the lactose-digesting enzyme lactase is reduced, and can be identified with a breath test. People with the condition can usually drink or eat a single serving of dairy, for example 8 ounces of milk, without having intolerance symptoms, but may have indigestion if they consume larger amounts. Of the 246 girls in the study, 47 said they were milk intolerant. Forty of these girls completed breath testing, which identified only 18 as true lactose mal digesters. Girls who thought they had milk intolerance consumed 212 milligrams fewer calcium daily than their peers who didn't have this perception, and also had a lower mineral content in their spine. Altogether, 230 girls took the breath test, and 100 were found to be lactose mal digesters. But these individuals consumed no less calcium, and had equal bone mineral content, to their peers who had no trouble digesting milk. The fact that girls who considered themselves lactose intolerant were consuming less calcium at such a young age could put them at risk of osteoporosis later on, Boushey noted. It's not clear, she added, where this perception is coming from, but she and her colleagues are investigating whether parents' perception of their own lactose intolerance has anything to do with how their children feel about dairy products. "I don't think that this comes from the girls, they're way too young, it has to come from something around them," she said. SOURCE: Pediatrics

mush mumkin yaa walad ..... You can translate eesh calaa for the dude

U.S policy is destabilizing Somaliland, should be rethought A popular theory in the Arab media that purportedly explains United States policy in the Middle East is called chaos theory. What is meant by this is that although the U.S often claims it wants democracy, peace and stability to prevail in the Middle East, its actual policy is to incite war and chaos, so that Middle Eastern countries would then have to depend on the U.S for arms and protection. One does not have to be an ardent believer in such theory to recognize that there is an element of truth in this theory, at least when it comes to U.S policy toward Somaliland. Granted that Somaliland does not have the financial means to buy arms from U.S manufacturers, nevertheless, U.S policy (or non-policy) toward Somaliland is a destabilizing factor. Why do we say this? First, there are three major players in what used to be the Somali Republic: the warlords that banded together under the Transitional Federal Republic of Somalia (Puntland is part of this group), the Islamic Courts, and Somaliland. By throwing its weight behind the TFG without addressing Somaliland’s concerns about the security imbalance that would ensue, the U.S has created a perception among Somalilanders that it is not concerned about the security and stability of their country. Second, the U.S spends millions of dollars on its base in Djibouti, a few miles from Somaliland’s borders. The activities of these troops whether it is by air or sea is targeted at Somalis, including Somaliland. The fact that the only side of America that Somalilanders experience comes in the form of constant air and naval surveillance as well as the occasional land forays, has reinforced among Somalilanders the sense that the U.S does not take their interests into account. Third, the U.S has been very generous with the dictator of Djibouti, Omar Guelleh who does not even hide his links with the same Islamic Courts that the U.S has branded as terrorists, whereas the U.S has not taken a single initiative in support of Somaliland, even though Somaliland has dismantled several terrorist networks affiliated with the Islamic Courts. U.S policy toward Somaliland is unfair, irrational and counterproductive. It is creating a lot of hostility for the United States and is destabilizing Somaliland; hence, it should be changed, unless spreading chaos is actually U.S policy. Source: Somaliland Times

loooooool ,,,,, They not shaking it well sxb .......

Blame your parents if you don't know what isku dhex karis is

haa iska qosol uun ilaa inta gowsuhu ku daalayaan

Click Here for more details on the law

Originally posted by Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar: so if even some Yahuuds were present, they are humans and be can be guests. Adigaa "Isra'iil" ku heysid, as though you recognize that state. I've never expected this from you MMA ..... Hadii aad sidaas u hadlayso and saying Yuhuud can be guests coz shirkii aad taageersanayd bay joogeen then you should be against Xabashis coz they are other Somali's guests. Where is the faith when you are with Yuhuud just to be against Xabashi ? Now, i lost hope for those Sheekhyo sittig with the Yuhuud in the same table to discuss somalia's libaration and Islamic rule ..... this is just a plain shyyyyytttttt

This is what a friend of mine wrote about Somalia: ________________________________________ Ms. Somali was killed by Mr. Old Generation.... Murder weapon was 0% of Knowledge and 100% tribalism...evidence is on the floor.... bleeding still breathing...thinking of who is going to take care of her kids"... Lets look at the Murder Weapon and Evidence...

The world is changing ,,, the days of the west are counted and the true Islam is shining from very far distance. The west did win the ideological war for sometime but it has come to the end now. They should realize this before they loose.

It is not a DOOFAAR (a pig) ,, it is GOOFAARTAN (galgalasho) Well, i hope i'm not confusing you more

Waxaabad moodaa arday school ka soo dareertay

Accepting the Somaliland passport in the UAE is a big slap on the tfg face ..... that is why i can see a lot of crocodile tears here.

The ceremony was also graced by representatives from the German government, Protestant and Catholic churches, German Socialist Party, Jewish Association in Germany and a crowd of Muslims in Frankfurt. Eesh calaa isku dhex karis .....

On September 8th, the International Literacy Day is celebrated all over the world. Growing up in Italy, where Illiteracy rates are negligible, the real scale of the issue and with it the importance of this day came to my attention only when I moved to Somaliland two years ago. Somaliland is a country with a history of conflicts, going through civil wars in the late eighties and early nineties. Although these conflicts lay some years back, Somaliland is still recovering from the devastating impact which they had - among others - on the education sector: due to the conflicts, an entire generation missed any chance to attend primary school at a young age; yet, even today, 60% of school aged children are still denied access to formal or alternative basic education, due to lack of learning facilities, learning materials, trained teachers and funds. In addition, nomadic and semi nomadic lifestyles, poverty, gender inequality, just to name some, result in total exclusion of certain groups from any learning opportunity. According to recent estimations, 75% of the adult population of Somaliland are illiterate. Worldwide, an estimated 800 million don't know how to read and write. The fact that approximately two thirds of these are women, makes the issue of illiteracy not just a violation of one of the most basic human rights, the right to education, but also an indicator for gender based discrimination. Back to my first encounter with illiteracy two years ago. I was shocked, sad and angry when I first got to know about the real scale of the problem. I couldn't understand how 75% of the Somaliland population, or 800 million adults around the world can be deprived of such a basic right without anybody really bothering about it. Two years down the line, I have come across many initiatives in Somaliland, but also worldwide, which indeed demonstrate efforts and will to keep youth and adult literacy on the agenda. In Somaliland, numerous local Non Governmental Organizations are offering courses with whatever means they can get, and a few International NGOs and UN agencies, including Caritas the one I am working for, do their best to support these local NGOS in bringing literacy to the people of Somaliland. Only few days ago, I have had a chance to visit some of our local partner NGOS that offers literacy courses in the town of Burao, and it was amazing and touching to see the engagement with which the female course participants followed the lesson. They were of all age groups, carrying with them a diversity of individual life stories, but still having one thing in common: the desire to know how to read and write. Although each of them might have her own individual reasons for attending a literacy course, there are also some benefits of literacy commonly agreed upon: for one, literacy is vital to reduce gender inequality, since it increases women's participation in public and private spheres. Literacy is also crucial for the deveopment and education of children, in particular the girl child, since literate parents raise healthier and more literate children. Literacy is also an important factor in the campaign against the spread of HIV AIDS. Literacy is as much a human right as it is the basis for a democratic and economic development of countries. In Somaliland, the task to make literacy accessible to everybody seems to huge to be even thought of. And yet, I can see at least one factor which should be encouraging enough to tackle the issue: the demand and wish expressed in all corners of the country, by all people of the country to get access to courses. People, it seems, don't need to be made aware about the benefits of literacy, or aware about the universal right to education. They long for it. Some few books and a blackboard is in many cases sufficient to get a course started. I really do belief that with joint efforts, and contribution from all sides, from the community, local NGOs, international NGOs, Government and donors, illiteracy will one day, soon, be filed in the "issues of the past" file.

Dadku waxay ugu neceb yihiin dadka wax qabsada ,,, Maakhir is created by the Makhirians after they are disappointed by the bugland false promises and fake tolkahood ..... Next Step: - Create Military and Police forces - Start a development programs by developing Laasqoray port (Bugland will not like this) - complete the administration

I don't want this corner to die ..... Warka i siiya bal .........

Warsaxaafadeed ka soo baxay madaxtooyada Somaliland Madaxtooyada Somaliland Date ; 09/09/07 Warsaxaafadeed Madaxweynaha JSL Mudane Daahir Rayaale Kaahin , waxa uu ka qayb galay dhaartii guddida Komishanka Doorashooyinka oo saaka lagu qabtay Madaxtooyada . Guddida komishanka doorashooyinka oo ka kooban toddobadii xubnood ee ay ansixiyeen golaha wakiiladu waxa saaka hal hal u dhaariyay gudoomiyaha maxkamada sare ee JSL Mudane Maxamed Xirsi Ismaaciil Oomane . Dhaartaa ka dib, waxa uu madaxweynuhu hadal kooban oo uu halkaa jeediyay kula dardaarmay guddida Komishanka doorashooyinka in ay si daacadnimo ah u gutaan xilka culus ee ummadoodu u igmatay, isaga oo eebe uga baryay in uu ku guuleeyo sidii ay u gudan lahaayeen xilkooda. Waxa kale Madaxweynaha JSL Mudane Daahir Rayaale Kaahin uu Komishanka doorashooyinka ku booriyay in ay noqdaan mar walba kuwo midaysan , isku xidhan, isku kalsoon, tallo wadaagna leh. Madaxweynuhu waxa kale oo uu u ballan qaaday komishanka doorashooyinka qaranka in uu gacan ka siin doono , una fududayn doono wax allaale wixii ay uga baahdaan xukuumada. Madaxweynuhu isaga oo hadalkiisii sii wata waxa kale oo uu u sheegay komishanka doorashooyinka in ay garsoorayaal yihiin, sida Maxkamadaha oo kale, sidaa awgeedna looga baahan yahay in ay mar walba tallo wadaag yeeshaan, iyaga oo la tashanaya asxaabta siyaasada iyo cidd alaale cidii kale ee ay khusayso hawlaha doorashooyinku. Dardaarankaa ka dib, waxa isna hadal kooban halkaasi ka jeediyay Mudane Maxamed Yuusuf Axmed oo ka tirsan guddida komishanka doorashooyinka , isaga oo ballan qaaday sida ay ugu dhaarteen in ay si daacadnimo ah iyo xilkasnimo ah ay u gudan doonaan hawsha culus ee ummadu u xil saartay. Toddobada xubnood ee komishanka doorashooyinka ee saaka la dhaariyay , waxa ay kala yihiin: Maxamed Yuusuf Axmed Maxamed Ismaaciil Maxamed Yuusuf (Kaba weyne) Jaamac Maxamuud Cumar Cige (Jaamac Sweden) Eng Axmed Maxamed X. Daahir Ismaaciil Muuse Nuur Xasan Maxamed Cumar (Xasan Looshade) Xirsi Cali X. Xasan Alla Mahad leh, Siciid Cadaani Mooge Afhayeenka Madaxtooyada JSL