Google in Somaliland ?? ,,,,, waar way duushay dee

The little faroole's pic got me rolling ,,,,

Let it begun ....

Even Aweys is talking about Recognition ......

Waa dhakh lagu dhuftee iska daaya ,,,,

NSA's Secure Android Spec The NSA has released its specification for a secure Android. One of the interesting things it's requiring is that all data be tunneled through a secure VPN: Inter-relationship to Other Elements of the Secure VoIP System The phone must be a commercial device that supports the ability to pass data over a commercial cellular network. Standard voice phone calls, with the exception of emergency 911 calls, shall not be allowed. The phone must function on US CDMA & GSM networks and OCONUS on GSM networks with the same functionality. All data communications to/from the mobile device must go through the VPN tunnel to the VPN gateway in the infrastructure; no other communications in or out of the mobile device are permitted. Applications on the phone additionally encrypt their communications to servers in infrastructure, or to other phones; all those communications must be tunneled through the VPN. HALKAN

He supports Khaatumo-xumo we support Banadir ... quite a good one for him to lower his gaze

Feeling the heat ?? ,,, already ??/ ,,,

Local militias loyal to the tfg ,,,, side by side with Ethiopians .... and they town is liberated ,, right ?

Salaams all ..... don't u hate when you have a delegation who were set to go tomorrow and they suddenly change the plan to stay two more days ?? ,,,, I was looking forward to a peaceful weekend ,,,

I thought people were celebrating few days ago "Baydhabo oo la xoreeyay" while it was Ethiopians who captured that town .....

Maxaad ka fahantay ??

Stuff & Nonsense ....

HARGEISA (Reuters) - Somali pirates holding a Panama-flagged vessel hijacked last month with goods destined for Somaliland have called for fellow pirates in jails in the breakaway enclave to be freed in return for the ship's release. Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991 and has enjoyed relative stability compared to the rest of Somalia but remains unrecognised internationally. A man called Yusuf Ali, who said he was among the gang of pirates holding the MV Leila, told Horn Cable TV on Monday the pirates hope to get a small ransom for the ship, but also want the authorities in Somaliland to release their comrades. "We will not release the ship until the prisoners are released. Somaliland harasses us and jails us for 20 years while in Yemen we only serve 7 years," said Yusuf Ali, speaking from an undisclosed location. "We hijacked the ship in order to send a message to the businessmen to convince their government to release our colleagues." Somali pirates typically hijack merchant vessels to earn hefty ransoms and seizing ships to try and arrange a prisoner swap is a rare development. Somaliland's parliament recently passed new legislation recognising piracy as a crime and allowing pirates convicted abroad to be transferred to the enclave, in a move to signal its commitment to fighting maritime attacks off Somalia's shores. Under the new legislation, piracy will carry a maximum jail term of 25 years. Previously, it had to charge suspected pirates with armed robbery. Somaliland says it has more than 100 pirates in its prisons. Sources in Somaliland said the ship was being held in Bargal in Puntland, a semi-autonomous region in northern Somalia that has spawned a number of pirate gangs and has had a frosty relationship with Somaliland over the years. The chairman of Somaliland's Chamber of Commerce, Mohamed Shukri, appealed to traditional elders in Puntland to help free the vessel. "The goods in the ship are owned by many small businessmen some of whom are young and whose entire capital is on the ship. As Somalis and Muslims, I appeal to the pirates to release the ship without any conditions," Shukri told Reuters. Separately, the International Maritime Bureau said on Tuesday that pirates hijacked a tanker with 22 crew members off Oman in the Arabian Sea on March 2 and sailed the vessel towards Somalia. No further details were immediately available.

Now that Siilanyo has opened up political parties and you see the like of SSC type parties coming to light, what does this mean for Somaliiland and its ability to created post-tribal political parties It is not what Siilaanyo did, it is what the constitution says. To create post-tribal politics parties, there are certain rules for creating parties to avoid the party being a clan-based one. I guess you can find those rules and it is the base of the process in order for the party to be registered.

Good that he visited Burco ... Says a lot about the situation.

Very good indeed .....

Ma adaa fahmi kara dee wax laa wada hadlayo ,,,,

Somalilanders will remain separate from Somalia , even when Somalia changes to become the best paradise-utopia in the world . Somalilanders are faithful moderate Muslims , who have respect for civilized ways ……….They will keep their excellent development and motherland inviolate . Yaa Warlord & Pirate fahansiinaya dee ...

So now ,, I'm finally set to go ....... but will not report back

Ndugu

I was flabbergasted to see a website that caught my attention which had a poster that read– SORRY…I HATE SOMALIA….I’M A SOMALILANDER, hence as a reporter had to comment. So he can only see one way ....... how many worse comments or posters have been posted or circulated in the forums hating on Somaliland ??? ..... another Bacaaac uun iga dheh ,,,,,

^ ^ The same thing he knew about them 30 years ago