Jacaylbaro;742134 wrote: Hmmmmm.... Wish somalia well brother.Wont cost you a thing .

This is one fight that Qadhafi can not win.However it remains to be seen if it will end up like somalia or not.But he is done for sure.

I think the Nato bombing took the life out of his military.The rebels had no resistance at all capturing Tripoli.

42 years is a very long time to rule(or is it misrule?) a country. He should have quit long time ago with dignity intact.But African and Arab rulers dont have that wisdom.

Qadhafi burned other capital cities with his money.Now his own capital is burning under his feet.They say what goes around comes around.

Nina Fox;739096 wrote: loool@second class citizens. Reminds me of the *Achuut* (Untouchable) Indian caste. Alderman comes across as a non-somali. How accurate is me? *Aheeey* I think you are right,Nina.This guy is anything but somali

Manshaallah amazing kids.Even the 5 year old can the recite the Quran.

Its hard to imagine that a beautiful country like somalia turned out to be the worst place on earth.But things will change for the better Inshaalah.

I think low voter turn out affected Ahmed Johnie more than anything else.He was the favourite few weeks back.But a somali won the seat and thats good news for every somali.The name only helps.

This is the reason why a functioning somali government which can take care of its affairs is what the somali people need to put an end to this ceeb

If you look at some of the so called somali leaders,most of them cant wait to get back at their fancy hotels or catch the next plane out of the country to 'represent' us at world functions.No wonder we cant get out of this mess.

This should be a wake-up call to somali leaders that they should put their petty differences(clan) aside and work for the common good of their country.

Meles is the number destabalizer of somalia but it will come to an end one way or another.

Indeed somalia needs new kind of leaders.The current leaders failed us and shamed us.

Thank you Erdogan for your kindness and generosity.Somalia's road to recovery has started thanks to you.

The race was between political parties and and one party won.No big deal.

double decker,sometimes its ok to be optimistic.You just hope that this time things will move in the right direction.

I think all the aid and donated money should be handed over to the women for distribution since they are more trustworthy than their male counterparts

After 20 long years there is finally light at the end of tunnel for somalia.

In kenya,he is known as the warya candidate and there are 2 waryas running.but here in sol Hunjuf is talking about ethnic this and that

How about getting rid of these corrupt officials? Is it hard to get trustworthy people who can get the job done?

The looters who stripped this country bare are still operating this time stealing from people on the verge of starvation.They need to be flashed out as soon as possible.

In some cultures back in Africa,women get really mad when their husbands dont beat them up atleast once evey week.They belief beatings is like showing them love

Qaranki;740648 wrote: Somalia wouldn't be what it is today had the world cared about it, this rush to aide it now really hits home that point. You are from somalia so whats your point??

Walaalkis, are you suggesting somalia should be broken up into a dozen mini states? Is the situation that serious?