LOL@footcuncun to be honest i'm not sure NG. there is nothing for me to go back to the UK for....i like life ova here. as for IBZ, she's very comfortable dee. i doubt she'll ever go back.

i could believe that your father think you're actually younger than you are.

somali musicians and artists are above and beyond any region. its quite shameful was she was attacked and beaten.

its quite sad how far advertisers whose sole aim is to increase the spread of the white superstructure are willing to go to denigrate a whole culture. kids who see this advert will be more likely to see sports, particularly a violent sport at that, which research has consistently shown to increase the prevalence of domestic violence in african-american households and pimpdom as means to leave the ghettos. african americans who've been and continue to be niggerised and deballed by the poisonous pus of the double standard justice system, racial bigotry and economic freeze-out will never be able afford luxurious brands like Louis Vuitton. why are advertisers and those whose aim is to propagate these deep socio-economic inequalities continue to create facades?

excuse me IBZ! why are you advertising yourself?

Writer/director Stefan Ruzowitzky explores the moral corrosion of Nazi complicity with this tightly wound adaptation of Adolf Burger's fact-based book The Devil's Workshop. Salomon Sorowitsch (Karl Markovics) may be a talented artist at heart, but his desire for wealth has driven him to use his creativity for more nefarious means. Arrested by the police inspector Herzog (Devid Striesow) at the onset of World War II, Sorowitsch is sent to the notorious Mauthausen concentration camp. It's not long before Salomon's thinly veiled opportunism earns him a relatively comfortable position as the camp's resident sketch artist, and five years later he is mysteriously swept away to Sachsenhausen. Upon arriving at the camp, Sorowitsch discovers that Herzog, now a commandant, is attempting to destabilize the economies of the Allies while simultaneously funding the Nazi war machine by assembling a special team of counterfeit artists to create millions in fraudulent pounds and dollars. As the operation gets under way, Sorowitsch finds the efforts of the team continually undermined by unyieldingly idealistic collotype specialist Adolf Burger (August Diehl). In the months that follow, the team wrestles with their consciences as Axis forces are gradually overwhelmed by Allied might. The Counterfeiters won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. 9/10

Blackflash;859443 wrote: I really don't give a shit anymore. Everyone will continue complain about the 'system' destroying these kids. Nothing will change until the degenerate cultures in many black communities are cast out. From the one year I spent mentoring kids at a school in Mississauga, I've lost any hope I had for the 'black' community. The only kid with any future in the group wasn't even black (he was an Indian who had far too many Jamaican friends). losing hope is like giving up! keep strong and have patience.

gosh! i think i'll stop posting on this forum. there are far too many followers, some of whom are too close for comfort!

Arafat is in the heartland of Somaliland.....Berbera and everything is in place for his grand welcoming ceremony tomorrow. there will be no landcruiser pick-up as received by NG....i'm afriad. tomorrow afternoon i will buy him a kilo or a geed of the finest khat* here and we'll indulge in gossip and discuss the latest developments in the tolka and country. i hope he leaves all that hiil qaraan mantra behind and has made the necessary arrangements for the aloe vera business. i just received a message from arafat that the powerful gas aden sub clan of our clan are holding a meeting and its a great shame that i can't attend. * - i cant confirm nor deny that arafat is a khat-head. rest assured that this is purely my way of welcoming him to hargeisa. this is the custom here and means of hospitality and hospitality alone. otherwise i will buy some biscuits and a soft drink lol.

the only way for the black man to flourish is to fully cut ties with the system and the white man.

lol@NORF How was your Eid and what did you get up to?

my eldest brother who is 35 and the oldest of 7 including myself has decided to put several sanctions on me. this is his first outing in somaliland, having left somaliland as a teenager and war child. who does he think he is? this man is pathetic! it was over the eid holidays he unilaterally decided the time has come for him to launch his long term vision - isolation and prudent economic policy lol. these include no close and personal friends/members of somaliland elite and guests of highest calibre to come the house. observing a period of joint-solitude and no links with the outside world including family, no conspicuous spending, no eating out in fancy restaurants - he will cook with his 'barehands', no maid and that all are responsible for cleaning their rooms and communal area cleaning is to be divided equally. you could say these draconian measures are a result of his failures to grapple with the harsh realities of somaliland. i gave him a briefing and the best possible advise. he didnt listen and now he is making us pay for his shortcoming. very soon we'll come to blows. he is my elder and brother and up-until-now i've been deferential and patient. last night i spoke to my mum and she said she will speak to him. my bro is a bully. i'm deeply upset by these sanctions and its evoked a childhood dominated by his intimidation and beatings. he use to turn the TV off at 6pm and made us perform spellings/ precise definitions from the dictionary lol. this man is an egomaniac and self confessed narcissistic. its his way or the highway. i'm deeply upset by his behaviour towards me! what did I do to deserve these sanctions baal?

warya mooge, stop posting malicious comments about mo. his brother works for somtel as a driver. he drives a pick-up 4x4. he earns good money.

eid mubarik everyone. i wish you all have a fantastic day wherever you are in the world.

lol@adams, are you thinking of buying land in xamar? where is your neck of the woods horta? are you even xamari?

lol!

^ what somaliland shillings? naah mate its dollars here!

i mean they are the laf-dhabaarka bulshad. who is organising them and these fruitless demos?

lol@apophy lol@1908! apparently not, mate. a pre-milf was eyeing up my NGO-donated FM radio!

talk about conflating things. since when is khat a factor in integration?

? ........ 1. FM Radio

^ waar waxan fahan dee che-aw! somalis are the ethnic group and 'somalia' is a construct. so i agree that 'somalia' shouldnt be considered a state in the strictest sense of the word.

^ this doesnt excuse their behaviour MMA?

adams, explain this conspiracy charge please?

Milan, Paris and Hargeisa! clothes! clothes! clothes! are the range this season particularly during this most festive period. at 8:30HCT, my cousin who studied and spent 8 years in Malaysia (not sure if he qualifies as a QURBO-JOOG) and whose new acquired tastes have developed to new sizzling heights was demanding $120.00 from me. presumably, the money was to be spent on new clothes and activities during the big day in Berbera. since his return to this oblivion, i suspect he feels terrible partly because the guilt of having cost his family close to 80K. the man is completely and utterly delusional walahi. its pathetic and laughable. he must fix up immediately and stop living this play-boy lifestyle. since making my final return back to the homeland almost 2 and half years ago, i've been very cautious and often receptive to appeasing the popular mood, appearing inconspicuous and ordinary. i've always felt its important to strike a fine balance between maintaining appearances and not looking trashy in a 86-zipped, new-age and thai made jeans, often worn by the daqan aan dorfin lot. and yet just as quality and value go hand in hand, i feel its important to get the best possible deals and bargins. whenever i go shopping, i usually go to the souq hoose and buy WHO-DIED 2nd hand charity clothes from aboard. there are some real gems among all that trash, some in near perfect condition. reer somaliland rarely shop in these out-door shacks and tarpaulins, preferring instead brand new imports. i never understand how the local people can walk past the shops and never think twice about shopping there. i think i'll treat myself to a almost brand new designer blazer this eid. after haggling i'll get it for $3... for sure.