Give me million ideas about it then ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I'm all business now

Abdul;752631 wrote: I thought you are one of the guys applauding kenya's invasion or did you change your position? I applauded ?? ,,,, when ????

.... way bacaac dhaaftayba tani

Source: VOA France's foreign ministry says an elderly French woman kidnapped by suspected Somali militants in Kenya earlier this month has died. French officials who had been negotiating for the release of Marie Dedieu said Wednesday that unspecified contacts informed them of her death. Officials say Dedieu probably died because she was not given her medication for cancer and heart problems, which she was required to take every few hours. Dedieu was in her mid-60's and used a wheelchair, which the kidnappers did not take with them. Unidentified gunmen kidnapped Dedieu from her private beach home in northern Kenya on October 1. On Sunday, Kenyan authorities launched a military operation into neighboring Somalia to hunt down members of the Somali insurgent group al-Shabab, which Kenya holds responsible for Dedieu's kidnapping. Kenya also suspects al-Shabab is involved in the recent abductions of a British tourist and two Spanish aid workers from Kenyan territory. The Kenyan military forces are facing heavy rains and muddy terrain as they advance into at least two regions of southern Somalia. On Wednesday, Kenyan troops were reportedly closing in on the al-Shabab-controlled town of Afmadow in Somalia's Jubba region, where residents are said to have been fleeing in fear of a battle. Officials and witnesses told VOA Somali Service on Tuesday that Kenyan troops, backed by helicopters, had also passed through the Somali border town of El-Waq and advanced to Somalia's Gedo region. In the Somali capital Mogadishu on Tuesday, Kenyan and Somali government officials pledged to carry out "coordinated pre-emptive action" against "armed elements" that threaten both countries. The agreement appeared to limit Kenyan military action to Somalia's Lower Jubba region. A suicide car bomb on Tuesday killed at least five people and wounded nine others near Somalia's foreign ministry, where the high-level meeting was taking place. There has been no claim of responsibility for the attack. Meanwhile, Kenyan police are stepping up security measures after al-Shabab promised on Monday to attack Kenyan targets unless the government withdraws its troops from Somali territory. Al-Shabab has denied responsibility for the abductions, and has called on Somalis to defend against what it says are Kenyan "aggressors" and "occupiers."

Hmmmm ,,,,,, then why not ... u know ,,,, ehem ,,,

Last time you were not alone ,,,,,,, what has changed niyow ??

This is what i expected to happen as soon as the Kenyan troops entered Somalia. One of things those who are applauding the action will not like it. Innocent people will be arrested, others will be harassed and others will be gone missing. The Kenyan police will have all the freedom to abuse anyone they think is Somali and even beat them in the middle of the streets. Mark my words ,,,,,, all these will happen

You have Oromo wife now ??

Govt to weed out shabaab sympathisers in Nairobi swoop The ongoing operation by the army in Somalia will be followed by a major swoop on estates in Nairobi where the government suspects sympathisers of the al Shabaab and Al Qaeda reside. Internal Security assistant minister Orwa Ojodeh told Parliament Wednesday morning this swoop will be “the mother of all operations in Nairobi”. Mr Ojodeh made the statement as MPs from North Eastern Province criticised the security checks on flights to and from the area, which they said amount to harassment and discrimination. “This (the al Shabaab issue) is like a big animal, with the tail in Somalia, and the head of the animal is hidden here in Eastleigh,” said the tough-talking assistant minister. “After the Somalia thing is over, I am going to do a mother of all operations here in Nairobi to remove all al Shabaab and Al Qaeda,” said Mr Ojodeh as he asked MPs to support the decision. READ MORE http://www.nation.co.ke/News/politics/Govt+to+weed+out+shabaab+sympathisers+in+Nairobi+swoop/-/1064/1257988/-/10u2q57/-/index.html

Afternoon everybody ,,,,, feels like Thursday. Tolow berri ma iska xanuunsadaa ??

That is the bomb now .... Talkatone on iphones, ipad and Android. I guess it is not yet working with the Blackberry. Free calls everywhere, free text messages and even more. http://www.talkatone.com/

who needs shuuto shuuto when you can have your Waslad in the middle of the day and drink caano geel all night long ?

Almost tried ... But I've done the Nairobi-Hargeisa one.

The easiest and fastest way is London - Nairobi - Hargeisa. Very comfortable, less time and direct. It is only two hours between Nairobi & Hargeisa arriving at 10:45am ... when everyone is awake

Mornign Juxa .... Ibti actually needs some baruur .... just a little

After what I've seen in Ethiopia ,,,, I'm not surprised

“The next town is Kismayo,” he said. “The troops are ready for anything. If it takes us to December they are willing to celebrate Christmas there.”

There was never fighting there ,,,,,, 75 xagee bay sii fadhfadhiyeen ?? ,,,,

“The next town is Kismayo,” he said. “The troops are ready for anything. If it takes us to December they are willing to celebrate Christmas there.” Hmmmm ,,,, and i guess most of you are happy here

^ ^ Bal adba What a crazy translation here ,,, loooool

There is no food ?? ,,,,,,,, of course not a British food

Somalia;752388 wrote: I have other usernames online that you'd recognize in a heartbeat, which proves just how cool am about this right now. Admitting that you have other usernames means you have to be banned .........

xiinfaniin;752222 wrote: http://www.garoweonline.com/artman2/publish/Somalia_27/Somalia_The_Roadmap_Gets_a_Tear_on_the_EEZ.shtml ......... and it is pity that it is coming from Garowe Online

In that case, Ibti will pick you up. Of course by car.

I eat food with Baruur ,,, no laqanyo there. I like fish too .... even the Fish Baruur is just yummyy.