Originally posted by J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o: Beryahan wax baa kaa si ah ..... I just need to stop reading too much into things. Can't take another term for Riyaale. I will be fine when UDUB are out saxib ps expect Africaown to turn up any minute

don't know

1. The Presidential elections will precede the local assembly elections. 2. The voter registration process will completed prior to local assembly elections. 3. The Somaliland National Elections Commission(NEC) will set the date the Presidential elections after the completion of the voter registration process. I'm confused :confused:

They said they would crush the resistence but today they run for cover in just about all the town in south Somalia. They said they would not negotiate with the resistence until they put their guns down but ended up calling for peace talks! They said they would not negotiate on the Ethiopian withdrawal but are now biting their nails for 4 months. The airport is still being bombed giving the 'president' a close shave when he departed for that peace conference A C4 programme exposes the realities on the ground and just how toothless the TFG really is. 2 weeks has now been 18 months and no signs of a let up from the resitence

So you agree that the comments on the text of the agreement were fair in a roundabout way The greater good depends on the agreement, how it is interpreted and actioned by all parties. The text of the agreement can be discussed/analysed by commentators on this here forum. Shouting that there is an agreement and labelling anyone who questions it's make up is called intellectual bankruptcy Check your water mate

no rush saxib

Off topic Where is your 'vacation' report?

Not the restaurant but the city and country.

Waan la yaabi jiray Somalis with hay fever.

A great place for food indeed :cool:

Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^Adeer the secessionists need to be objective and less subjective. Just look all the recent remarks and posts by your group. It tended to be "no agreement" to " agreement will not hold" to "Xasan said this". Its high time you come out and explain why you fear any progress, any peace in the "south". I know the reason, just enlighten the rest of us who do not know secess very well. Even Mr Natural has come back to add his sour comments. Missed you saxib Peanuts as usual. Many who are from South Somalia and who are against SL happen to agree with me. What say you to them?? The clauses in the agreement are not very clear. You keep repeating that an agreement has been made (I agree). You keep stating this is a good thing (again I agree). Now, do tell, are the points we have raised on the text of the agreement wrong? Are those clauses clear? If so how? Do your best old chap and try to string a few sentences together

sorry, as you were,,

Negative comments? Or should we all shout out 'we have an agreement' and bury our heads in the sand for 4 months? Learn to be objective if you wish to be taken seriously adeer.

LoL Source?

Originally posted by J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o: WAlee baxrul buxuur baad ku jirtaa

^^ Ibti, who is she? I know Vicki Pollard

Ibti, calm down bal All this fuss about an Indian and Nepali who got lost in the desert? :rolleyes: Harry and Kumar anyone?

^^Xiin, refuses to acknowledge reality. I will simply quote what I stated in an earlier thread. A great step in the right direction no doubt. But, as a person who likes to look at things in detail (especially concerning contractual agreements), I think comments on the ambiguity of some of the points in that agreement are fully justified. One must start looking at things analytically and pick up any short-comings if they want progress. The areas of concern may or may not be manipulated by certain parties. But it is always worth being aware that there are grey areas. Some good points have been made by other nomads. hope Somalia has not been sold short. On the question of the atrocities, it would not have been wise to bring the issue to the fore as no timetable would have been agreed on. In fact nothing on what to do about those with blood on their hands should be mentioned until the Ethios are out. Once a PROPER govnt is in place and those in power today lose their political immunity is the time to deal with it. Not now. Beside there is no legal system in place anyway (Shariica).

Only done no 2 before. On quite a few occassions.

Being told I may have to go to Sharm El Shaiekh for a meeting on Monday,,,,TBC

Lol

Spain vs Russia is a tough one. The Spanish need to play at a high tempo and force the issue. But I bet they just sit back and wait and see.

Bob, Do not let Ibtisam’s haphazard way of taking picture deceive you of the beauty of the city saxib. She let the side down in other words. The lady needs a few lessons in photography that’s all. Kismaayo is beautiful by all accounts (mainly your’s LoL).

unmotivated,,,,