saaka waad Jabaneynasa baan filayaa:D

^^ Last year the EU finance lots of road projects in Africa and on average for every 60 mile stretch, it set aside about £60 million ($98502000.00 on current exchange), 1 million pound for every mile.So for illustrative purposes, let use those figures as base for crude estimates. The road from Burao to Erigavo is about 242 miles.Assuming there is no corruption, lets use the EU figures as guide. That means the road would cost about 242 million pounds or $397291400.00 million dollars, which is almost 4 times above Somaliland's "budget". Now, anyone who says that road can be build on qadhaan money alone is fanatical beyond madness. The only way that road can be build is with international aid money and starting the building of the road with citizens donations is good way to solicit those funds from the international community, by emphasizing on the communitarian aspect of the project. This a major project that requires serious planning and not mid-day dreams.

I am not fan of Saacid but Jawaari is making a mockery of the parliamentary procedure. Asking the "parliamentarians" to vote on whether the Prime Minister can give a speech in parliament on debate specifically about him. It makes one think this chap is making up the rules as he goes along.

spartacus;988624 wrote: erigavo road isn't easy to build and it will take years , there are bridges need to build on the way, it's just not easy and needs a lot of money,? The Cerigaabo road project is nothing more a racket run few hucksters. The project is a major piece of infrastructure that requires heavy equipment, man power, financial investment and expertise and Somaliland has virtually next to nothing. The idea that you can complete a project like that with qadaan collections for largely welfare recipient diaspora community is wishful thinking. They are incapable repairing the sole existing road, which is virtually a death trap (especially between berbara and hargeysa), and in the raining season people drawn in their cars in the middle of Hargeysa. They should try imroving what is there first, instead of day dreaming and practicing their shakedown artistry on gullible people.

magicbird;988791 wrote: Bro, you've come with general misconceptions. In Islam a woman can become a scholar, teacher or even a CEO. But she can never lead (politically) because its not her right. What if she becomes pregnant, is she going to take a maternity leave from it, or what if she breaks a nail during a meeting. Anyways your looking at this from a secular perspective, in Islam we don't question Allah's rulings, which includes what the prophet scw taught us. Don't you ask yourself why the companions ra never asked why alcohol was banned. And now we know it causes liver failure. "what if she breaks a nail" kulahaa. wow what a nihilist. There is so much wrong with what you have just said, that in order to repudiate all one would have to write an entire book. But i won't do that because when ever i meet a person who says to me "that is god's ruling and we don't question it", I do exactly what i do when i encounter a mad person. I slowly take couple steps backwards, a nod my head and say goodbye gently.

^^ Sax, saxiib lug kaluun ah ha siin, you need all the baris you can get to keep healthy nutrition for all jaad sessions, so you can keep peppering us with all your marqaan inspired hallucinations.

Saalax;988778 wrote: Speak for yourself. I am from Sool and Sanaag and my people consider themselves as part of Somaliland. Congratulations!

magicbird;988769 wrote: Bro, it's not in the nature of the man to take orders from a woman (politics, not talking about family or business). Have you ever asked why the 'greatest' country in the world never had a female president. . what an utter gibberish!. The united Kingdom had woman prime minister and it is greater than any Muslim country, Germany currently has woman chancellor and it too is greater than any Muslim country. There countless countries in this world that have had women leaders and thrived. You cannot become successful by utilizing only half your population's capabilities and keeping the other half behind a closed doors.

Xaaji Xunjuf;988767 wrote: Its not selective quoting the prophet spoke and its a saxiix Hadith and since we are Muslims we say we atticullah wa atticu rasuul A nation that has entrusted its affairs to a woman can never be successful."(Bukhari vl.5, pg.136, Bukhari vl. The qu'ran is the highest source of authority in islam and it does not forbid women from participating in public life. The Hadith is a useful guidance but it should not be taken literally, it is based on hear say and it was compiled centuries after the the death of the prophet.

My take is that, the people of Sool, Sanaag and Cayn are not "defualt Somalilanders" nor are they "Puntlanders", they are citizens of Somalia. This unsustainable and unstable status quo has gone on for far too long. I believe this situation will be resolved in near future to the detriment of all those who conspire against the people of khaatumo. The cowardly actions of Puntland in taleex has accelerated this process.

Xaaji Xunjuf;988759 wrote: ^^ Nabigu wuxu yidhi naag hogaan haka dhiganina See, it's this can of selective and self-serving quotations that denigrate our beautiful religion. Nanigu wuxu yidhi Muslimiinta walaal ah yaan lagala qaybin!

Should Somaliland intervene Poll ended at Sat Nov 30, 2013 5:40 pm Yes the Khatumites are by default Somalilanders , the SL government is obligated to defend its people no matter 33% No let Khatumo factions first pledge allegiance to Somaliland and the SL govt and than we will defend them. 17% Not our problem let them finish each other off dharood on dharood violence 42% Its actually good Puntland is weakening The Khatumo factions for us we should support Puntlands incursion 8% IS THIS how you post the news in other websites.?

magicbird;988256 wrote: Somalis have been reduced from conquerors to conquered and now to taking orders from women. This type of mentality is what reduced Somalia to its current state. There are countless Somali women who are more capable than you and most other Somali men.

you are not posting the latest development, you're just trying create a narrative

Xaaji, you have an health obsession with Khaatumo

Kaluun;988611 wrote: there are countless forums. where i have no doubt you will become a informative and a respectful member. I am sure all will notice your absence.

Kaluun;988602 wrote: I remember Walawein making fun of Silanyo using the back door because the secret services advised him . :D

Mooge;988597 wrote: ^^my HAG friend, ducadada aderka qoslaye ba kaga bahan niyoow ee isaga ducada u badi niyoow. lol. Sxb waad bugtaa ee isdawee, cuqdadadu meel halis ah bey mareysaa.

Saalax;988594 wrote: President Hassan was probably early for his appointment but i have seen a more embarrassing video of certain leader standing in the rain at the back of Downing Street asking the security guards to let him in. Do you want guess what was?

^^ Ilahay haku caafiyo saxeeb

Mooge;988570 wrote: xaaji, i know you are desperate for a bad news but niyoow it is better to xihsood sometimes when there is nothing there to blow out of proportion. if you want to know who is fighting whom in taleex, ask me and I will tell you the subclan fued that has been going on for a long time. the 13 guys you mention are not the first or the last that will die in this subclan fued. stop pretending we don't know your game. there is no puntland army that attacked and killed anyone of its citizens. these subclans which are both part of puntland subclans had this dispute going back when abdisamed ali shire's own brother was killed in Taleex a long time ago. don't be fooled by the political posturing of khaatumo godfather galaydh because you know even if a bird dies, galaydh will blame puntland. by the way, i support indhosheel and karaash both. the two guys are both good guys and this little dispute will end soon. “I would like to take you seriously, but to do so would be an affront to your intelligence.” George Bernard Shaw

Homunculus;988355 wrote: 1. Is Khat addictive? 2. Does it impair your judgement? . Qaad is not physically addictive but it is psychological addictive. The answer to your second question is :YES, qaad does impair your judgement, not only that but it also alters your present sense of reality, as well as your perceptions of both the past and of the future. In short, it is hell of a drug, that has cause enormous damage to somalia, both socially and economically. Plus it is both an exceleratent and a catalyst for civil conflicts.

lol @ artcle, congrats to mudane Cumar Axmed Cali

It does put things into perspective, don't you agree?, by showing the frivolousness of some causes!