Every Tom and Di-ck can claim what they want but the law of the land dictates otherwise. I wished Somalis could go back their primitive ways of way of life.

Jubaland needs to cooperate with the SFG on the relevant parts.

Xaaji Xunjuf;950993 wrote: But guys this is a joke, kalsoonidanu kala laabayna if they do that what will change nothing really its not like they were cooperating before. Wa naag qawan oo kale ,oo leh walahi maradaan dhiganaya makes no sense. Waa runtaa adigu doodaada marna ma ku cabirtay naagtaa qaawan oo kale

Baashi raised good points. Xiin, I agree PL and SL are relatively more advanced and experimented entities but there are number of other clan states at their embryo states of which you can not deny their existence.

Bluelicious;950161 wrote: Taleexi sorry will make it up to you Besides i'm not really a big fan of weddings don't attend them. Are you gonna keep it small and modest or is it gonna be a big party? Hope you discharge your promise un dias. I was for modest but tan waa lay marsaday , balse sheekaa ka danbayn.

Silly Khatumo thing u badi Blue, I'm disappointed!

You are officially invited to my upcoming wedding if you are perfected the art of Dhaanto.

Nuune, Yey was an exception.

Ahahahahha, I need one more coffee, fadlan share the full version of it. Clan states remain the right for each clan or none will work. Xaggee lagu jaraa baa isku fuuqsatay, Allow na astur.

A day late and a dollar short.

More info about Mr. Madobe would be helpful. Congrats and hope you bring a lasting peace to the region.

SL has the right to protect its sovereignty.

If the person is willing to change there is lots of help out there. "The will to change" is a precondition before any heeling process can begin. Recognizing the problem and its source and what strategies to combat with it remain to be secondary.

15 is about the right age. I'm 40 acting like 15!

Illeyn ummad meel daran loo wato lama daba qaban karo. It is indeed a professional but remains to be the law of the land until amended. War dhegaha fura it is not the system it is the people!

Alpha Blondy;946497 wrote: yeah i'm serious, inaar. i'm SICK and TIRED of these imagines ruining our collective will. we are a good, beautiful and hardworking people....but these terrible imagines ruin our overall imagine. do a google search on 'somali people'.....beside the cat, everything else is negative, ma garatey? :mad: +1

The problem is not what system of governance is place - it is the people, Somalis so far exhibit to be ungovernable.

Indeed they were!

I still support the government and hope it succeeds. A perception can be derived from and based on his political manuevers since president Hassan has been in office. And his actions so far are neither sex-y nor holistic in nature. At least to me and a large bulk of Somalis

Alpha - Are u serious, with all that cantarabaqash?

This president revived clan rivalry, applied the theory of federalism selectively, somewhat become a catalyst for the disintegration of Somali Republic however, his government has the right to have some sort of influence over the regions - nothing works in a vacuum but his strategy to get there is corrupted one. Overall, I believe Hon. Hassan's presidency is a lost opportunity for Somali people.

Hargeisa admin's political maneuvers and experimentations for the last 20 years or so have shown otherwise. This is not to say PL and SFG are not in conflict.

The president should exercise what is in the books.

While Mogadishu government, SFG, and Hargeisa admin's talks should be welcomed the exclusion of the real stakeholders of the said talks makes its outcome predictable and many who expect a positive outcome will be disappointed. No Justice, no peace. whether The President Hassan is doing this by design or arrogance remains to be seen. The meat and flesh of the talks are yet to be addressed, who is Somaliland btw, is a legit question to be entertained by the political pundits of the Horn.

Ahaha, haddaadan xishoonayn waxaad doonto samee/ku hadal, Mr. Siilaanyo say, Buhoodle is a part of "Somaliland", the lady replies, it is not, and the ailing Siilaanyo once again utters; it is a part and parcel of Somaliland - And the spin oscillates. An oppressor never gives up without a fight but the oppressed must know freedom has a price tag. Btw, using photo app, like photoshop, and drawing a map and calling it my land, doesn't work this time and age, cause a challenger can use a latter version of the same tool, and do wonders. Hope Hargeisa folks get their sanity back and opt out their claim of Makhir and Khatumo lands before everyone in the area, friend and foe alike, looses too much treasure and human life.