Castro Posted January 10, 2007 Wednesday , January 10, 2007 MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) -- A Somali government official says his country wants US troops to flush out remaining extremists after US airstrikes this week killed a suspect in the 1998 US embassy bombings in East Africa. Somalia's Deputy Prime Minister says US special ground forces are needed as government forces backed by Ethiopia are unable to capture the last remaining hideouts of suspected extremists. And the Somali president's chief of staff says US airstrikes are expected to continue following attacks Monday that killed the suspected al-Qaida militant who planned the embassy bombings. Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman isn't saying whether US military operations will continue, but other defense officials say other attacks either have been planned or are under consideration. Witnesses say US attack helicopters also strafed suspected al-Qaida fighters in southern Somalia Tuesday. AP Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Faarax-Brawn Posted January 10, 2007 Someone needs to remind the official that he has this backwards. Puppets are not suppose to speak. The Master decides when & how its done. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jacpher Posted January 10, 2007 Warlords will always be warlords. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Castro Posted January 11, 2007 Any puppet worth his title would have added a face-saving disclaimer by saying something like this: "while we understand the desire of the US to find those it deems terrorists, we must stress to them the sanctity of human life and the precariousness of the situation". On the other hand, our puppet-in-chief said this, Yeey: Did you say the US is carpet bombing the South? [spits out his takhsiin] Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: Shit! Why haven't I been told? Geedi: I dunno, boss. Yeey: Well it doesn't matter. Good riddance! I never liked those big-nosed bast*ards anyway. Waryaa Geedi, send Condy and George some flowers ASAP to thank them for this generous act. Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: What did I tell you? You can't count on these stinking Amxaaro. Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: All their talk of defeating the Courts ended up with a 911 call to Washington, DC. Or was it Djibouti? LOL. Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: Though I have to give to it up to these Courts boys. The did what they said they would. They vacated the cities and fought in the jungle only to kick some raw meat-eating Xabash as$. LOOOOL. Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: Boy, imagine if we had to fight them. Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: They would have stuck their bare feet up our fat as*es. Ouch! Can you fight like that Geedi? Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: Not even your daddy can, you worthless, good for nothing goat doctor. Geedi: Yes, boss. Yeey: Pass the fcuking phone, I need to call Caydiid Jr. to see if he's got some weed and some young lady companions to pass this dreary night. Geedi: Yes, boss. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wisdom_Seeker Posted January 11, 2007 These warlords are nothing short of incompetent, they have no conscious to direct them to the right path, no concern for the wellbeing of the people and they don’t even have a functioning brain. They have sold their souls to the devil. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wisdom_Seeker Posted January 11, 2007 Lol @ “Not even your daddy can, you worthless, good for nothing goat doctor.” Castro, lol, thanks for cracking me up abti. You are quite talented Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Castro Posted January 11, 2007 ^ It's the clannist in me dear. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wisdom_Seeker Posted January 11, 2007 My tribalist detector wasn’t able to detect your hidden clannish personality. Only your secessionist persona Geeshz how did I not detect your clannish persona :confused: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
-Nomadique- Posted January 11, 2007 Perfect portrayl of Geedi. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Castro Posted January 11, 2007 ^ I didn't even think of it that way but now that you've mentioned it, he does seem like a subservient weasel. Next episode I'll bring you what happened the night Caydiid Jr. brought Yeey some Viagra and the old man almost had a heart attack. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar Posted January 11, 2007 You guys should have listened what the "Information Minister" Jangeli said today on an interview on Canada's premier public broadcasting show on CBC, As It Happens. The interviewer, Carol is her name, bless her, at one time even couldn't stand qashinka uu ku hadlaaye that she couldn't control, blurting, "You keep saying Alqaacida members were killed, yet admit you don't have exact information. What about the people? The locals?" [Go on their site, try listening. I think it will be there until tomorrow's show.] Eeh, een...aa kasoo hartay. :mad: :mad: Walaahi qof aan Soomaali ahayn, aanan Muslim ahayn ayaa saas ugu damqaday, kii Soomaaliga isku sheegaaye, dowlad isku sheega ahaa, official isku sheega ahaana sidii shisheeye camal u hadlaaye. Shisheeyihii hakaa damqadaan, sokeeyehiina hakugu farxaan. Aakhiro samaan. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Suldaanka Posted January 11, 2007 Castrow Guess who gave the Go Ahead? ----------- Meles gives qualified approval to US air strikes on Somalia Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 01/11 - Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said here Wednesday he had no problem with American air strikes on Somalia so long as the strikes did not compromise the planned African Union (AU) operation for peace support in the troubled Horn of Africa country. " To the extent that the Americans keep their operation limited to such targets of opportunity and to the extent that the target is precisely a well-defined terrorist target, I personally have no problem with it ," Meles said at a press conference. "It is only when it (the operation) goes beyond that target that it becomes a problem. So far it has not gone beyond that (and) my priority is to make sure it does not go beyond that," the Ethiopian leader said. The US carried out air strikes Tuesday against fleeing suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists in southern Somalia. Meles expressed the hope that the US would not expand its operation in Somalia so that Ethiopian and Somali troops on the ground could deal with the situation. To sceptics who expect Somalia to degenerate to a situation comparable to Iraq or Afghanistan, he said: "Their seeking out of such signals will be in vain." "The prospects for peace in Somalia primarily depend on the Somalis and their capacity to reconcile with each other. That`s our optimism," the Prime Minister stressed. He pointed out that Ethiopian troops backing the Somali Transitional Federal Government forces against terrorists were not involved in policing the Somali capital Mogadishu. "Somali people are capable of stabilizing Mogadishu. Somalis will sort out the problems of Mogadishu and the rest of the country quickly. "I believe Mogadishu today is less violent than many African capitals," Meles said, adding that "presently there was no sign of significant violence in the city." According to him, the US air strike hit a group of 20 suspected terrorists, killing eight of them and wounding five, but the whereabouts of the remaining seven are unknown. He explained that had the air strike been delayed for ground troops to reach the target area, the terror suspects would have escaped. "International terrorists have been in Somalia for a very long period and their numbers increased dramatically since the takeover of Mogadishu by the UIC (Union of Islamists Courts). "They (terrorists) were attracted to Somalia by the fact that there was a permissive environment for them," Meles explained. He dismissed false reports about Ethiopian soldiers being attacked in Mogadishu. "I am sure some grenades have been thrown around. As far as Ethiopian soldiers are concerned, there has been not a single casualty in Mogadishu so far," Meles assured. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
harriwaa Posted January 11, 2007 Sxb dhawrkan Qof ee Annaanniyiinta ahi waa DULLOOBEEN. Qof Dulloobayna Aakhiro waa ka dahaaran yahay. Cabsi Illaah mar haddii aanay ku jirin qofka Binu Aadmiga ah; xayawaanka waa ka liitaa, waxkastana waa ka suuroobaan in uu ku haddaaqo. Waxaase ayaan daro ah Bulsho weynta Somaliyeed ee iyagu dadkan ISKU AAMINNAY ee u dhiibtay XIL DAWLADNIMO aanay uba qalmin. Waxay ila tahay dadkeenu, wixii Damiir Soomaalinnimo leh, in ay sii wadi doonaan Qalbi Dirirkooda Amxaaro Diidka ah ilaa inta uu Wakhtigu U saamaxayo inay Ficil ahaan ku muujiyaan dareenkooda Waddanniyeed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
N.O.R.F Posted January 11, 2007 The Somali President is Zenawi and not Yeey! Did anyone see the ALJ interview last night with the Somali Foreign Minister? If incompetence and ineptitude are not common words in your vocab,,,well,,,,i'm speachless Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LANDER Posted January 11, 2007 I can't think of a worst time to be somali. We really are a primitive people. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
