Somalia Posted February 1, 2012 NASSIR;783316 wrote: MMA, You sound more like Sheik Atam Well-written, sound argument by Bilan. Which part of the article was "sound"? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gheelle.T Posted February 1, 2012 What is argument here? That there is no oil, but a shady company trying to pocket money? There is oil, but no stable government? PL should not and cannot sign contracts/deals with foreign companies? No infrastructure in Somalia...? The article is all over place... Foreign companies have been signing deal with INDIVIDUAL businessmen since the collapse of the last government. From telecommunication to airlines, fishing and agriculture goods. Why would this be any different? Should there be a good government(soon there will be one), it will and can change all of these deals, shady or not. Let's just pray that they will find something there. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 1, 2012 Somalina;783311 wrote: Awoowe, it seems that Amir is on certain clique's payroll these days. That dude, Mr Ducaale is Jubbaland's new hogaamiye. Mar lee madexweyne igu yeera. lol...more quule anyone? Walaaa ma madaxweyne ku sheeg cusub baa walahi wa yaab why is Amiir muxu nonsenseka u so sawiryaa Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 i thought we had this type of thread before? I thought some of the government issues were already answered? I thought we covered some of the issues involving oil in Puntland? Having said that, we are most of you paying attention to someone who is coward enough not to use his or her actual name. Furthermore, who cares. It's not like he or she for that matter the TRANSITIONAL federal government can stop Puntland. Remember, there are members within the Puntland elites that would welcome independence the moment that they become an obstacle to Puntland economic goals. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 Somalina;783301 wrote: In 2007 the TFG allowed PL to make its own deals, and in return PL will share the oil profits with them 50/50, and most importantly it can't break away from Somalia. Large amount of our natural wealth is unexploited and it is high time we develop our country in order to reap what Allah has bestowed upon us. Puntland did not sign 50/50 share agreement. President Muse Hirsi sign the oil deal without the support of the transitional governemnt after A.Yusuf failed to secure a deal. Remeber the political fallout between the A.Yusuf and Ghedi? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;783289 wrote: Soomaaliya needs to be stabilized first. Secondly, this is purely a central government matter, not a gobol state matter, when dealing with foreign -- especially shady -- corporations. Then there is the interim constitutional matter and what it says. How can a gobol deal directly with a foreign shady companies and sign deals without central state's present? What is the purpose of central government then if it doesn't even perform duties like this? Dude, I thought we had this conversation before. Puntland does not need mogadishu. The beauty of federal government is that each state manages it's resouces. Futhermore, Puntland had a stable government for the past 13 years and in the international community understand and accept that. Watch the Counting the cost in search of oil Puntland edition. In the video, Puntland is stated as a recognized stated by the UN, EU, US, and other world body. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Somalina Posted February 1, 2012 As it stands. Boqolkiiba 50 ayey dowlada TFG-da ku leedahay dhaqaalaha kasoo baxo shidaalka Puntland in sharciga shidaalka Soomaaliya ee la qoray sanadki 2007 uu dhigayo in maamul goboleedki shidaal ka qota Soomaaliya ay xuquuqdiisa oo dhan leedahay dowlada KMG Soomaaliya ama dowlada Soomaaliya, dhaqaalaha kasoo baxana ay %50 u kala jabsanayaan labada dhinac. http://horseedmedia.net/2012/01/19/cqadir-dhimbil-boqolkiiba-50-ayey-dowlada-tfg-da-ku-leedahay-dhaqaalaha-kasoo-baxo-shidaalka-puntland/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Somalia Posted February 1, 2012 Somalina;783341 wrote: As it stands. http://horseedmedia.net/2012/01/19/cqadir-dhimbil-boqolkiiba-50-ayey-dowlada-tfg-da-ku-leedahay-dhaqaalaha-kasoo-baxo-shidaalka-puntland/ Aad iyo aad, you will get 50 percent of everything baby. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 Somalina;783341 wrote: As it stands. http://horseedmedia.net/2012/01/19/cqadir-dhimbil-boqolkiiba-50-ayey-dowlada-tfg-da-ku-leedahay-dhaqaalaha-kasoo-baxo-shidaalka-puntland/ the 2007 transitional government constitution is not a recognized legal document since the government using it are not elected if memories serves me well, Faroole did say at the oil opening, share will take place once permanent government with proper constitution is in place in mogadishu. So, at the moment, 50/50 will not happen. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 ^^^ who in their right mind would pay 50 percent of their resources? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sensei Posted February 1, 2012 Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;783184 wrote: Qoraalkaan waa qoraal wacan, qof walbana in uu aqriyo u baahan. __________________ Bilan A. Aaden Bilan would have been more convincing had she done her work. Yet, she would have had answers if she looked into the matters she contends in her above questions. This piece is no more value than the regular rants of the Oil Project detractors. Not an expert on the issue; but PL and Somalia were assured contractual obligation to finance, sell, and clean up and pack their equipment should things not span out as expected. In other words : PL and Somalia have NOTHING to lose in any event. Secondly, how does Bilan demand due diligence on PL and Somalia's part when she cannot assure us the same in her "research." XX, JB, Oodweeyne and crew will possibly benefit from this, ileen hal dhag bay wax ka maqlaan. Sheeko xariirta naga daaya. Beesada weey ni soo wada gaareysaa in abtiyaal. Anigu ima anficin ileen xaqiiqda aan ogalahayee. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 The transitional cont. say 50/50, but President Muse did not sign the oil deal through mogadisu, rather Garowe. Meaning, 50/50 does not apply here. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Somalina Posted February 1, 2012 If TFG was not cool with this oil being explored, trust that their wouldn't be white men drilling in Daroor today. The lawsuit alone would bankrupt Range and their CEO would be in Dadaab begging for a bowl of qamadi. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 Somalina;783351 wrote: If TFG was not cool with this oil being explored, trust that their wouldn't be white men drilling in Daroor today. The lawsuit alone would bankrupt Range and their CEO would be in Dadaab begging for a bowl of qamadi. Is that why Muse signed the deal in Garowe without the support of mogadishu? Because, that is saying Puntland does not need mogadishu to me. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kingofkings Posted February 1, 2012 Empty threats will not do anything. the Kurds sell oil without the blessing of Baghdad. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites