N.O.R.F

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  1. Tough one to call. I just hope it's a great end to end game. Heart says Arsenal, head says Scum.
  2. If you opposed foreign troops in Somalia under Abdullahi Yusuf, you must oppose them under Sh. Hotel. OK. I oppose them (even if I think it's a rather simplistic way to look at it like that). BUT, now what? Can we debate on how to get rid of them? Or ask AS what they want? How they see things developing?
  3. Re-read what I highlighted as being irrelevant to the discussion saxib. I will address the rest of your post when time permits.
  4. Surprised it has taken this long for such stories to come out.
  5. Or perhaps how our neighbourly Afrikaan bratharis insult our religion and women by claiming IN THEIR national newspapers that a coaliation of SOmali women in Uganda asked the government to send troops to their couuntry, praying and complaining " “Since the UPDF left [the Democratic Republic of] Congo, we have been praying that they invade our country next. Just when we thought Allah and the African Union had answered our prayers, the selfish Ugandan MPs throw a spanner in the works. And how they are supposedly gagging to ride wid dem Ugandans soldiers: " “ Our Congolese sisters have confided in us that the Ugandan soldiers are good marksmen, both on and off the battlefield. These are precisely the kind of men we need ,” the Somali women said( so these dogs claim)". And apparently here is what one of your African brothers thinks about the Somali mission: "A man claiming to be a UPDF soldier told The Analyst that he was itching to go to Somalia “and you can bet my eagerness has nothing to do with the ruthless Somali warlords”. He said that from what he had seen in the pictures, Somali women appear to be even more beautiful than the Congolese". I suppose he did not listen to his president who said warned against " illicit love affairs with somali women But what is the significance of these crimes and insults, when they are deemed to be minor because, " wax saas ah u galabsan shacabka Soomaaliyeed", by some soMALIS themselves? These are all "excuses" concocted from the imaginations of Arab-inspired mullahs who are fighting against our broud, somali, Afrikaan- daqan, eh? That is about all I could find with a few minutes of googling. The above contributes nothing to the discussion. They said this and that is not the issue here. Now, shall we start with the AMISOM mandate? Reasons they are there? How they could be gotten rid of? Conditions required for them to go? If they leave today what happens? Another govn't collapse? Turf wars? More suffering? Where is Kash?
  6. ^I have asked the question saxib. What does he want? What does Al Shabaab want?
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    Malaysia

    Central Mosque
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    Malaysia

    Serenity, Ms DD All ours and yep in Malaysia. A month ago now.
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    Malaysia

    Ngonge ka jeeso
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    Malaysia

    Chillin :cool:
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    Malaysia

    Jurassic Park?
  12. Funny old world. A friend of mine from school just added me on FB. The guy used to be a miskiin and rarely got into trouble/fights but is today wearing tattoos all over his body and has a skin head! He looks mad!
  13. Bank Holiday Monday? Nice day?
  14. JB, ma badowgan Ngonge baad na moodey? I know my way around saxib.
  15. ^Don't give him any ideas.
  16. Geel Jire, I think you have skipped a very pertinent question saxib. I supported AS during their legitimate struggle against Ethiopian occupying forces. But things have changed and people and groups must adapt to changes. This is not a time for war but a time for negotiation. AMISOM are not hunting them down nor are they restricting their movement or are they bombing whole districts in the capital (a sense of perspective is important here). I haven’t been keeping up with Somali politics of late but to-date I don’t think AS have come out and categorically stated what they actually want out of the new circumstances they find themselves in. All we know is that they want AMISOM out. Are they prepared to negotiate to get them out? Are they prepared to commit to ensuring the safety of the govn’t and all citizens? Should they be calling for AMISOM to leave whilst fighting their fellow brethren for control of other areas? You see how important it is for them to come out and SAY what they want and HOW they think it should be achieved? Do I think AMISOM is an occupying force? Yes I do. Do I believe they will leave anytime soon? Not if AS continue to play dumb. Put the guns down and put the political wing in over-drive (if they have a political wing). If anything happens they are the only one's who know where they have stashed their guns. It's a win win. If only they would wake up and see it. Where is Kash?
  17. Good stuff old boy. Did you go to Laas Geel? Berbera? Shiekh? Burco? Did you get served tea with 10 spoons fulls of sugar already stirred in? Laxoox wadani ma cuntay? Caano geel ma cabtay? Miyigii ma gaadhay?
  18. You want AMISOM to leave we get that much. But apart from that, maxaad rabtaan? How do you see Sheikh Sharif and his govn’t? Are you willing to compromise? Are you willing to integrate into police/military forces? What is your beef?
  19. Good to see things haven’t changed at Djibouti airport! LoooL at the Dubai take off shananigans. The jounney tends to be fun.
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    Erm,,,,,,,,

    http://abcnews.go.co m/Blotter/Story?id=7 402099&page=1
  21. Ngonge oo Somaliland ka soo helay