Money talks ,,, Money

So they have troops ,,,, eh ??

Waar wuu mahadsan yahay haday dhab ka tahaye ,,, NInkan night club ka dhex fadhiya uun 24/7 warkiisa iga dhaaf

Kool kat she is slim With curly hair Typical Qalanjo laakin mid hadal badan. ;);););)

oba hiloowlow;740638 wrote: lool kan odayga ku qafiifay muxuu ahaa waa wareey,, Caashaq baa sidaa u galay ,,,

Great stuff Hadhow uun bay gacanta quudisay qaniini doonaan ,,,,,,,,,

AYOUB;740629 wrote: ^ Haddanaad iska dhigi jirin, miyaad ahaan jirtay? Mise haddaad waxaad aheyn iska dhigaysa?:cool: Waar waan canjili jiray niyow ,,,

Ma anaa xamari iska dhigi jiray ?? ,,,,,

All those threads about Baro Family are my fav ...... what a great memories

Meeshani waa Night Club adeere orodoo masaajidka gal ,,,, balaayo kula indho casaataye waa Ramadan e

Waxaan la yaabanahay salaadda uun baaba la eeganayaa ,,, I was following those cases and 99% of them are carried out right after the person leaves Masjid ....

Yes, and not from Dayniile ...

Great stuff ....

Subxaan ! ! ! Horta why do they target people when they do their prayers ?? ,,,, Allah ha u naxariisto marxuumka

Maxaad meeshan ka qabanaysaa sheekh ,,, ???? waad sooman tahaye meel Music ku qoran yahay haba soo gelin.

FULL STORY: http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2011/08/2011813224737586231.html Somalia has called for the creation of a new force to protect food aid convoys and camps in the famine-hit country after declaring a state of emergency in parts of Mogadishu. Al-Shabab fighters mostly retreated from the capital last weekend but the threat of guerrilla-style attacks such as suicide bombings remains despite their battlefield defeat. The government and a 9,000-strong African peacekeeping force admit they do not control all of the capital even after the rebel withdrawal, placing thousands of Somali refugees who are streaming into Mogadishu searching for food in danger. The pullout by al-Shabab has raised hopes humanitarian groups will be able to step up aid deliveries after years of obstruction by the fighters. Abdiweli Mohamed Ali, the prime minister of Somalia's transitional government, speaking to Al Jazeera had a defiant message for the group: "Bring it on. We are ready, what ever tactics they want to use, we are ready for them." Ali also held a joint news conference with Valerie Amos, the recently appointed UN emergency relief coordinator. "We met today with Valerie Amos ... we have discussed the current humanitarian situation in Somalia and the best way that we can assist with humanitarian aid to the people," Ali said. "We have also raised the issue of creating a special h

http://www.islamictube.com/watch/429e7414522ceb08291a/" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen>

,,, Amin Amir

Hmmmm ,,, Interesting.

Indeed ...........

Good boy .................... wonder if an Arab boy can even think about this

Isn't that the case now ??

Sure we can help ...

,,, Can u imagine ?? loooooooool