Paragon
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^Yaa ooyaya bilaneey?
Che, the factor of risk had to be accepted for what it is sxb. No one should commit politically or financially expecting a winning outcome everytime. These folks you say have grievances now were yesterday 'pure' Puntlanders, so how can they claim otherwise with the mere loss of a 4-year term post? I don't think we need such duplicity in peoples' dealing.
I say stick with Puntland or revitalise the Maakhir state idea but never cross over to Somaliland. This is because crossing over to Somaliland would sincerely create dire problems for reer SSC - just see the reference of 'East Sanaag' SLanders use to divide a single region's people. Now fast forward to 25 or 50 years and they'll be no such thing as even East Sanaag. I say this with the welfare of both Puntlanders and Somalilanders in mind. When shyt hits the fan, it'll get really sticky!
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^Now I have right to be a Macangag Puntlander, and counter the Oodweyne's, NGONGE's, Suldaanka's, Norf, JB, ... I mean they must be getting their SOL PR right to even sway NN to their side.
I am still refusing to believe recent PL selection swayed the man....
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Indeed. He did the right thing. Shall I call him a great president though? I dunno.
After all resigning and stepping aside is the in-thing for Puntlanders to do these days. A sign of political maturity or just plain pressure?
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What the hell? Naxar Nuugaaleed crossed over? Damn, damn. Lol.
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A good start indeed. Will we be expecting a reformation of a sort then? Or is this press release a soundbite deemed appropriate for the today's propaganda propagation?
The salient question that begs to be asked is: will the A-S ever warm up to the idea of partaking in national reconciliations, alongside Sheikh Shariif?
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^Will try to be there, Insha-Allah. Was reading about yesterday's pro-Palestine vs pro-Israel clash. Were you there?
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Why do Somalis dislike Arabs?
I don't.
Are they waging war against Somalia?
It depends. Indirectly, Yes and No. Yes, wahabiya is messing up all things good, arabising everything traditional. No, because at some remote point, the Wahabiya's phasing out some jaahiliya.
PS: For us, the Arabs materialize as wahabiya.
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^Waxaad qali lahaydeen keensada, gowraca aniga ii daaya, wardigana sheeikh Xiin.
How's the storm coming?
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No, it isn't the end of Puntland.
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But you have to acknowledge the mastery at which Mr. Faroole has rubbished popular demand. The fellow has done good for himself, and now I guess he'll hook up with Range Resources, his former financial enemies. Who knows, perhaps the man would be more diplomatic in dealing with reer Maakhir with regards to exploration, more than Cade
. Waxbaa jira lol.
PS: It was a dream to hope Nuradiin would get a chance. It wasn't meant to be.
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Cheers, lady!
'Tis been seven years already? I remember that Barwaaqo from back in the days, so sweet
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OK. I'll discount this as being propaganda. Isn't it? I mean, you know anyone can line up kids in promising them some sweets. Let's elevate the war of words from this sort of propaganda to something quite like the truth, hmm?
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Puntland is always dreamingand tightening their belts to take by force the eastern area of Sanaag region as well as Sool. They failed their unrealistic and false propaganda of nepotism and tribal bases. They brought an army on that border to create chaos and trouble,but because of the will of the people and the powerful military army of Somalilandthe registration went on smoothly and peacefully in the far east of the country especially in Dhar area which is the success story of Somaliland.Lol. OK. For once, let's call a spade a spade. Who's really dreaming? C'mon, tell us the truth
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Actually I have a few pairs to dispose of, and I am a shoe-sharp-shooter
.Good to see people coming out for justice. Insha-Allah will come to the next one. I got the protest emails from my socialist friends already. They know how to put up a protest - I'll be red, again!
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Paragon's Claws!
There's no such thing bella. Ibti is my PR enemy. Aw guuryo on your upcoming wedding.Haneefah, usheeg nooh
.I'm watching the start of the video and already I am anticipating a jittering experience.
My priority is several years plan actually. To master enlightening knowledge before I hit 40, Insha-Allah. May Allah help us.
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^How about Nuuradiin? He's the real deal as I see it. As I said before, I am not a big fan of generals.
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Originally posted by xiinfaniin:Che, the M-branch has been, and still is, a very confident lot, especially in politics. I could not agree more with Geelle’s assessment. They could use some samirthis time and cede all three positions.Saaxiib decaayaddan balada ah ee xukun jeceylka ah baa iska hari lahayd...Lool. Ma tiri, xiinoow.
The most hilarious fooniya call I heard was back in the early 90s, an early night, walking between Kenya and Somalia smuggling Baasto and Taayarro into Liboi ... while looking for the BBC night service, I accidently tuned a filibs radio and there they were; two reer Bari gents relaying their strategic manouvers of the Kismayo issue and how social relations should be conducted. Each sentence alternating with 'Ma garatay and the reciever comfirming 'gartay' . The 'Shimbirtii ma duushay?' and 'Boowe duushay oo degtay' part of the conversation was clever yet humourous. 'Yaah? Shimbirtii aa?' laughed out of my hired guns lol.
Listening to them was a revelation lol. That's when I recognized the M's knack for politics. I was chuckling all through the night, while reer Ayeeyadeey would join me in the chuckling and the next minute get furious, because they were fighting Morgan and Omar jees was going to lead them to victory. That night i think the secret got out and Kismayo was lost
.Khatari sana lol.
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Axem, possible inaan bal isaga durugno this Sangub subject?
It's not really an attractive one to discuss
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That would be wonderful news, runtii. Waa haduu dhab yahay warkani.
Alloow sahal umuuraha.
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^I hear all the excitement about the forth-coming elections, and I hope the hopefuls wouldn't be disappointed. A change of regional regime - from the current one to a better one - would indeed be welcome.
Caamiroow, iga jaahil bixi: what is the procedural framework of Puntland's presidential elections? What sort of system is in place to have the next president; through elders' selection or voter elections? If one applies more than the other, which is the more prominent method? Just curious.
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^Xaaji, you're posting in the wrong thread. The title has 'Puntland' in it. Look for Somaliland thread somewhere in this section. I'm sure I saw JB posting it
.BTW, as for the topic - is it really more interesting than Obama's election? Mise waa naloo xawaasheynayaa?
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Originally posted by General Duke: If the General wins the deputy should be Pro Muxuidin Ali Yusuf of Bari.Nuridin is outand Faroole does not seem to have a great deal of support.Garowe is booming and we are entering the new age of Puntland insha Allah.NO! Is it? How come? :confused:
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I think they got what they wanted at last. Hamas, I mean. A ground assault from Israel as a new year's present.
A bloody good chance to rival Hizbullah's impressive resistance story; the sort of stuff from which heros and folk-tales are born. And the beast (Israel) is bringing it on like they don't care. Ofcourse they don't.
But who'll care about the people of Gaza? Pity.
Storm Warning for the GTA on Friday
in General
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Salaam Akhyaarta iyo Islaamaha
Anyway, talking of gawrac, anigu shimbiraha ma bireeyo oo waliba AT oo aan ogahay reerahoodu sideey qoolleey qalatada u yasaan, digaag u loogi maayo. Marti waa la sooraa, magan waa dhowraa.. is the traditional motto, and that custom I shall uphold. Waxaan, ofcourse, ka baqayaa in AT sidii Qawdhan Ducaale ii gabyo:
Waa garateen, soo maha
Xiin waan ku salaamay sxb.
Anna AT iyo hablaha kale ayaan salaan kalsooni ku ladhan tahay u dirayaa