Why 2012 Has Been Somalia's Year

[United Somalia]

Mashallah 2012 has been a blessed year for Somalia, in the sense of a number of important events:

 

1) Somalia's transitional government ended and a permanent government has been succesfully established

2) A new president, prime minister and speaker have come and they are all smoothly working with one another

3) Al-Shabaab was given death blows by the somali national army

4) Parliment has approved prime ministers Shirdoons ten minister cabinet

5) Mele's Zenewi the Pig died of HIV Aids

6) The Somali government successfully repelled Kenya's efforts to destablise Somalia and establish Azania project with their sujui puppets

7)Mubarak has been ousted from Egypt, a man who routinely provoked hostility between Ethiopia and Somalia

8) Ali Abdullahi Saleh was ousted from yemen, who was a man who secretly fueled Somalia's turmoil and routinely broke Somalia's arms embargo/

9) The government of Somalia told the parastic international NGO's based in Narobi to either move in Somalia or face accountability

10) Talks between Somalia and Somaliland have begun

11) The international community and Somalia for the first time in thirty years see eye to eye, thus helping to easily thawrt Kenya's hostile ambitions to de-stabilize Somalia

[Xaaji Xunjuf]

I am glad though Mubaarak and cali cabdalla salax are gone , it was a good year for Somalia,, a new constitution a new president the end of the transition

[Carafaat]

Maanshallah it was a good year. INshallah 2013 will surpass all our expectations.

[NGONGE]

Hosni Mubarak left in 2012. Ali Abdullah Saleh agreed to give up power in November 2011. The rest is all, more or less (excpet the pig & HIV), accurate.

[Somalia]

We can judge from the fact that the first replies were exclusively Somalilanders, that they are saving face. :D

 

It was indeed a good year, I think 2013 will be more of the same.

[Xaaji Xunjuf]

Saving face for what a good year for Somalia is a good thing a good thing for Somalia and a good thing for the region as a whole.