General Duke Posted January 5, 2006 Today common sense has returned. The transitional government has agreed to put aside its differences for the greater good. Now for the hard part.. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar Posted January 5, 2006 Salaan... Maxaa lagu heshiiye? Awalba qilaaf la arkaayo ma jirin, laakiin the two main obstacle points were: Bringing ciidamo shisheeye from Itoobiya [Yes? No. No? Yes.] Where the temporary the government's seat would be based. [Xamar? No. Jowhar? No.] Are these two hindrance issues resolved? I don't see. It seems C/llaahi Yuusuf is slowly forgetting his request of 20,000 African [itoobiyan] troops. Same with Shariifka. He seems he can finally think to work the parliament from outside Xamar. I think they will agree to Baydhabo. Awalba muxuu u diiday meeshaas, Shariifka? Jug jug meeshaada lee joog. International donors aa ruwaayad loo dhigoyaa. Both tuugsigooyaa waxaa loogu jawaabi jiray "heshiiya." Anybody who reads the "official agreement" can easily detect the fine little print of it addressing to international bodies. I pray inay dowladaan wax isku raacdo kasoo baxaan. Dowlad la'aan abaar waaye. And every time baraf with bone-breaking wind chill socdo ayaan soo xasuustaa dalkeena hooyo. I can't really live here another 15 years. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted January 5, 2006 ^^^ code: I pray inay dowladaan wax isku raacdo kasoo baxaan code: Amiin Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SOO MAAL Posted January 6, 2006 duceeya Ilahayow ummada somaliyeed dhibatada ka saar, oo mid ka dhig, wadada toosana ku toosi amiin amiin gacmo wada jir bey wax ku qabtaan far kaliya fool ma dhaqdo Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted January 7, 2006 Like MMA, pointed out there was nver any real disagreement. The issue was to criple the government by creating two competing factions, i.e. Jowhar & Mogadishu. This ploy was done intentionally, but with haphazard coordination by the people who would lose the most, i.e. warlords+ political personalities who lost in Nairobi. The greatest change has come out of the MP's who have realised that ulitmatley their interest lies with a functioning government and Parliment. The major change has come from the international community. Its a great chance, and one must forget the past conflict. On my part I salute the Sharif for his bravery. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
