Aaliyyah;736219 wrote: Somali, lol im certain u can youtube it and find someone to give u an invite if u feel left out Wiil cusub, from my understanding there are no groups in G plus, or is there now?! Youtube it or google it ?? And yeah ,,,, there are Circles in G+ and you can create one.

Now i can see he repeated "Somaliland" more than 8 times ,,,,,

Silly Arabs ..... I wonder how many people this money would feed in Somalia .....

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It concerns the USA and the west ......... He has been telling them they're Alshabaab and now he wants to release them ???

NASSIR;736159 wrote: I am surprised Garoweonline has today picked the three-week old News of the Laasqoray Incident as its Editorial choice to send the wrong message the PL militia controls Sanaag & western Bari regions. ... It is understandable. We all know they're telling the world that there are pirates in Laasqoray which is good for Somaliland.

So now he is releasing the Alshabaab operatives ,,,,

doorashadii waa diyaar, xisbiyadii waa diyaar , dadkii waa diyaar , ilaahay xataa waa diyaar " refering to the election. ;);)

looooooooooooooooool@saambuusaha

Xaaji Xunjuf;736142 wrote: Jacaylbaro i was never a member of Alshabab nor did i support them Where are the thread diggers now ??

But, what matters, is that the PR missive letter that announce this visit, did not contained the word "Somaliland" in it's verbiage. And, that, to him, is more significant, than a minister of a UK government coming to give an speech to a parliament Tell him to wait until the Minister's speech at the Parliament comes and someone should count how many times the Minister says the word "Somaliland" in that speech ,,,

N.O.R.F;736118 wrote: Did you see this guy JB? Been introduced to him once but that was it ....

Isagaa dee bad galay oo Kulmiye taageeray ..... wuxuu filayay in dowlad wadaag ah oo uu ka qayb galo la dhiso laakiin isagii bay la kacday

Yes ,, he is happy that they hijacked a ship

Faysal isagaa bad galay dee ,, haduu UDUB iska daba socon lahaa taasi kumay dhacdeen ma is tidhaahdeen ?

The world leaders are flooding to Somaliland .....

Weligay wax "markab ganacsato leedahay baanu afduubnay" ku faana maan arag ,,,,,

It is ,, indeed

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N.O.R.F;736082 wrote: The one man PL spin machine that is Duke needs to give us some good news coming out of PL for a change. Saxib, meesha wax ma lagu hayaa (apart from piracy of course)? Piracy is such good news niyow ........ Siday u faraxsan yihiin miyaanad arkayn ?

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And what happened with all those bugbug and bacbac that we not talking to terrorists ???? ,,,,