Yes, but it's lost a lot of business to Berbera in exporting livestock from O.gaden region even though they have a higher tax tariff, what do you think should be done by this?

Shame it's losing business now. What do you think should be done about this, doctor?

Jubbaland/Azania Meeting http://www.somaliaonline.com/community/showthread.php/66051-Jubbaland-Azania-Conference-Ends-Successfully-(Pictures)?highlight=jubbaland+azania Audio of Jareer MP http://www.voanews.com/somali/news/Doodda-Gaaba-Muranka-Maamul-goboleedka-Jubbooyinka--161455015.html I told you guys, it's a new dawn. Isn't it amazing; 1. White people claim Mogadishu 2. Some funny speaking people claimed Afgooye 3. Jareer claim all of Jubboyinka This shows that we are moving forward, when could this have ever happened, the people are getting a voice, good for them I say!

Xaaji she looks gorgeous, wow. Imaging taking her out on a date and then taking her back home to her father with a smile on your face. :D "I just made an invasion myself"

I'm saying they should focus on fighting their real enemy who occupies their FREAKING capital instead of going after a small checkpoint. It shows the mentality of a broken movement. I just hope SSC wakes up to this sooner rather than later before this Khaatumo movement destroys whatever chance there is left for help from supporters.

The people who are "occupying" Tukaruq are FROM Tukaruq. Also, why is he so focused on Puntland instead of Laascaanood, that's why Khaatumo movement will get no support and the reason that even other parts of SSC has abandoned this fake movement. They are attacking small tuulooyin instead of trying to free their land and are continually dividing the people of SSC. It's a political scam not needed in the region.

It's you isn't it.. :eek:

Original edit: The man who is not occupying land is the enemy.

All I hear is Atheist. :confused:

I hope one day to rule of it. I came to it because I thought the admin was more likely to approve it. To his mistake, I was right, and I abandoned by previous registered unapproved one. I was like "Assalamu Calaykum brother, I was wondering why I cannot post on this topic in the the Islamic section", and he was like "Normally you have to be recommended but I will approve it". And I was like "JazakALLAH brother, thank you very much". It was beautifully cunning, and my journey began and has yet to end.

This is an utter lie. His job is purely militarily, and how to defeat Al-Shabaab. Xaaji Xunjuf;848541 wrote: General gabre the Ethiopian general reading how Somalia should be structured to the various clan factions proposed states and warlords

OdaySomali;848447 wrote: Study economics. Make sure the degree is a Msc. and NOT a BA. Alernatively study a science subject e.g. Engeneering, pure sciences etc. In any case go for degrees that teach technical skills. leading to better chances of employability. Dont waste your time on Business, accounting, marketing and other such nonsense; you can get those skills by picking up a textbook, doing a masters or a one year top-up degree. Agreed! 100%

Xaaji Xunjuf;848502 wrote: ^^ Anything is possible Xaaji, it is im.pos.sible. The international community has been frank about this, they want the end of the transition period, our eedo from the State Department made it clear, if Shariif tries anything he has no chance of returning as a permanent president, they will undercut him.

Impossible.

Mahad yare you took the wrong route, let me continue. @Blackflash, the buildings, malls and houses illustrate the change of the region. Some of us, including mahad yare, are on other forums where we discuss the things you've said, including health, education and standard of living i.e distillation plants, road infrastructure and main industrial sectors of our regions. What do you, MMA, and Abwaan want people to display in respect to change? Let me know.

Presidential candidate General Qeybdiid, former police commissioner. http://radiomuqdisho.net/general-qeybdiid-oo-si-wayn-maanta-galkacyo-loogu-soo-dhaweeyay-sawirro/

Yes, you are all right, Somalia will get back on it's own feet without any natural resources, get a grip.

Ok.

:D:D

Che -Guevara;848209 wrote: ^In short, let's keep Southerners out of this discussion. This regards to Oodweyne's comments about pirates and Southern pilfering-minded Mo0ryaans-his words not mine. I think Oodweyne was trying to guide the discussion into different direction and not have habros engaging in pissing contest. DING DING DING, and we have a winner.

The indigenous people of Mogadishu have a say in their affairs.

By NASSER ATTA JERUSALEM July 4, 2012 Palestinians leaders agreed today to exhume the body of Yasser Arafat after a television documentary suggested that he had been assassinated while being treated in a Paris hospital. Arafat was 75 and had long been ill when he slipped into a coma and died on Nov. 11, 2004. He had been suffering from a mysterious illness. The cause of the death was never determined and French medical officials would not release details of his illness because of privacy laws. The medical report was given to his family. The television network al Jazeera broadcast a documentary this week in which a Swiss institute examined clothing provided by Arafat's widow Suha and determined there were high levels of polonium-210, the same substance found to have killed a former Russian spy in London in 2006. Suha Arafat has since called for her husband's body to be exhumed from its mausoleum in the West Bank city of Ramallah. Presidential adviser Nabil Abu Rdeineh said today that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has given instructions to launch an investigation with international experts to look into the findings of the al Jazeera report. The Abbas regime will agree to exhume the body, and senior PA official Saab Erakaat demanded that it be conducted by an international committee. The al Jazeera report was the subject in every shop and street corner throughout the Palestinian territory. In East Jerusalem's main commercial street Saleh al Din, it replaced conversations about the Arab Spring and the Syrian crisis. People were critical of the PA for not doing anything to advance an investigation of Arafat's death instead of al Jazeera. And most people said the reports confirmed their own suspicions. Ahmed Batta, a barber shop owner in East Jerusalem, told ABC News, "We knew for a long time that Arafat was poisoned. What we need to know now is who is behind the killing?" Batta, 45, had prime suspects in mind. "The Israeli Mossa and the American CIA," he said. Arafat's body must be exhumed "so we will know the truth and also we might find who was behind it," Batta said. Bookstore owner Iyad Muna, 42, told ABC News, "Arafat was killed and we knew that. And we know more than that. We knew that Israel killed him, but there was a lack in evidence. Yesterday we got the evidence." "Arafat was the symbol of the Palestinian struggle and fight for freedom, but the PA will stay silent because they are interested in keeping the so called peace talks" with Israel, Muna said. Iyad Dajani, a travel agent, praised al Jazeera's findings and wants them followed up. "It was always on our mind (that Arafat was killed)," he said. Dajani, 47, however, does not want Arafat's body to be disturbed. "The truth is there with the military hospital in Paris, and it will be disrespectful for such a great leader like Arafat to have his body exhumed," he said.

Taleexi;848133 wrote: Ibtisam: Horta ma kuu sheegay inaan weligay hoosta kaa jeclaa, Alla iga raali ahow ma ogayn in aan sirtaydii meel public ah ku soo dhejiyeye! Loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool, classic

He is right, it should be encouraged.

Very interesting, so he is siding with Shariifow against the indigenous people of the great state of Banaadir. This will be a battle we must keep an eye on. The federal capital will be decided by the parliament, that is great.