amazing ... that would benefit folks like me ... i cannot take notes and listen to a lecture at the same time ......... i usually just listen and copy the whole lecture at the end of the course

^ don't forget .. he is only there for the handouts ! the bizare thing is ... just because they let the old man sit at the same table as the french prez and gave him a few souvenir photos ... this is some kind of accomplishment ??? ...talk about easy to please... while they ignore that after holding his hand out like a filthy beggar he left empty handed .....

Malika ten ??? isn't that still too young ? ...... i would be tongue tied no idea what to say .... have to prepare an exit strategy before then ......

war bahalkan duliga ah .. tuugsiga ma dhaafo miyaa ? The French are only concerned with piracy.. they couldn't give a !@#$% whether the senile old goat lives or dies.

Originally posted by Koora-Tuunshe: If these threats gain practical support , Somali diasporas in favor of Al-Shababists who protest in favor of this brutal group and thus abuse the rights given to them to live in peace and harmony in America would belong to the Interrogation rooms of Homeland Security. This is a dangerous and desperate measures taken by the hardline Al-shabaabists and their supporters. ... Koora sida weel madhan wixii rabo ayaa laguugu shuban kara yaah .... did you hear that lil tidbit on Faux news ??? I'm disappointed yaa Koora it appears i have given you too much credit. to protest on behalf of any group is not an abuse of a right granted by the government in fact quite the opposite The right of assembly was originally closely tied to the right to petition. One significant case involving the two rights was United States v. Cruikshank (1876). There, the Supreme Court held that citizens may "assemble for the purpose of petitioning Congress for a redress of grievances." Essentially, it was held that the right to assemble was secondary, while the right to petition was primary. Later cases, however, have expanded the meaning of the right to assembly. Hague v. CIO (1939), for instance, refers to the right to assemble for the "communication of views on national questions" and for "disseminating information." I would suggest you read up on Right to petition in the United States and Freedom of assembly not even your beloved neo-cons can change this ... and just incase you believe in human rights The right to form groups, to organise and to assemble together with the aim of addressing issues of common concern is a human right. The ability to organise is an important means by which citizens can influence their governments and leaders. The right to freedom of association and assembly is protected in international and regional human rights treaties. These rights are applicable to any issue. Mass protest is a potent symbol of the exercise of this right. I'm a firm believer of "Hadii la dhimanayana xataa dhareerka waa la iska duwaa" ... lakin whoever has already decided on prostituting himself to uncle sam ... hadii lagu aadamo xataa wax ka tari mayso

this old man cant handle any more of this perversion im out... salaam ladies

waaban yaabanahay .. do men regularly hit on you jimmy ?

Originally posted by Jimcaale: Geeljire: No it means stop efing flirting with me. Not only your mind is so corrupted, you're hitting on me? WTF ? .... walahi i dont even know where to begin .... ma laga roone tahay ninyahow ? how the hell did your twisted mind make my comment to be flirting ??? cajeeb

^ is that a polite way of saying stop hijacking my thread !

^ its the whole package ladies the cumaamad , the gentleman, the geel jire .... hard to resist

malika afkaaga caano qabow lagu qabay ... ibti qarxiska iga dhaaf u trying paint me as a saqajaan .. maalmahan JB ayaa iga wata lool have you seen his recent topics !

^ of course i would ... gabdho i have my eye on a SOLer your hurting my prospects .. miskiin caano ma daadsho ah oo gentlemanly ah inaan ahay waaba ogtihiin. ibti i just saw the dolphins ... apparently was too lazy to read the lines

what dolphins :confused:

^ waxba kama qabee ... maalintaan gabadh kaa soo doonta iska sug

lool ... ninka i waydiinaya waa inaan marka hore gabadh ka soo doontay ama cid aan ka dilay ... hadii kale waxba kama gelin .. odoyaasha ka daran ciyaalka walaahi .... you should see their reaction markaad ku tidhaa maxaa kaa khuseeyay ma gabadh baad isiinaysaa ?

lol@buuxo stop ........ it appears you have an imagination to rival any mans

^ abu-geeljire looooooooooool it is truly worth a thousand words

Originally posted by Buuxo: ^sounds exciting.Anigana markaan somalia tago,dhakada(means top right?) naaso-hablood waan soo taaban,IA. stop with the inuendo ... mise it is my imagination running off again ?

^ loooool@buuxo we are gifted with imagination

^ here they are and it their actual name buuraha 'naaso hablood' or the twin mountains of hargeisa EDIT: I see JB beat me to it

^ exactly what i was thinking ... the tabliq are not exactly famed for being fighters ... its just an excuse getting in a blow whichever way they can

Originally posted by Ibtisam: So many reasons: 1) I've become more racist, since I started working here; I hate American's and Eastern Europeans. 2) I've never see such bunch of money motivated, power hungry individuals. I don't want to end up like some of the people I work with, all they talk about is money, money and more money, commission and bonus. 3) I don’t want to my interaction with humans to be via video conference and e-mails/ telephones all day, everyday. 4) I hate starting work at 8!!! It is not normal, and because of the ****** American time difference, they expect me to wait for them or be checking my e-mails after I finish work. I want a 9-5 I can forget about when I walk out of the door. I can keep going. How you doing?? where is that report, and thanks for the list of jobs, all in Somalia I share 1 with you but i gotta disagree with 3 how else can i attend a meeting in a macawiis ? ps: Buuxo u'r joking right ? ... you haven't heard the name of the 'twin peaks' near hargeisa in somali :confused: you know buuxo, isniino, mako waa magacyada dumarkii hore i had this mental image of islaan wadankii ku soo gubatay oo dhulka si fiican u kala taqana

^ looooooool@buuxo war JB sidaas ma tacbaan u tahay ninyahow ... caanaha iska kala yareee .... naaso hablood nin dhalinyara ah ayay ku fiicantahay

Lily you didn't get the point i was making.. I agree with you said my issue is not with people opposing resistance but for what reasons ? from what i have noticed there are three groups: 1- Political grounds 2- Qabil grounds 3- Religious grounds The ones who oppose the resistance on political grounds have legitimate concerns and may not agree with everything but this is not the time we are engaged in a war with the filthy xabash any political considerations can be settled once this threat is dealt with. The Qabil based ones I don't have to explain to anybody .. those who either oppose the resistance because they have this lopsided belief that the resistance is comprised of one qabil or the ones that have a brother/uncle/relative who works for the TFG in whatever capacity as much as i despise this group it is something very common among Somalis in general. The worst group the one I was ranting about oppose the resistance on religious grounds they masquerade as the second group but there is a difference if you pay attention ... while the qabil based thinkers constantly cling to 'adeer' or 'tol' these guys slip in comments like " They are attempting to establish an Islamic state in the horn of Africa" or hebel is an Islamist is if it is an accusation. you may not agree with the How an Islamic state should be setup in the horn of Africa but if someone is against an Islamic government period then that person is in the third group and I would take the Qabil obsessed one over him/her anytime ...

I read this last week and an Indian ( Hindu) colleague of mine told me that This is an Indian tradition done by some Hindus and ignorant Muslims and is in no way a Muslim custom as is trying to be portrayed by the article but putting Muslim in the title does attract a larger audience .... all the 'look at these evil, ignorant Muslims..lets invade them and teach them how to be civilized'