Oh damn.

^^ General is right, who the hell is this? Who are you man? :D

Bluelicious;885545 wrote: I would have a drink with the following interesting men: 1) Apophis 2) Che-Guevara 3) Showqi 4) Rudy-Diiriye LOOOOOOL, I wonder why..... _________________ I'd go out with the one and only Somalina, God rest her soul.

It's good that she will be put before the parliament, and we will see whether or not they approve of her term.

N.O.R.F;885876 wrote: From the main job to the PM to the Ministries of Finance and Planning. Not bad considering Now let's see if they are competent. That includes Fawsia who I give 3 months before she is moved along Why do you say that?

Another Bugland bacaac, wtf :eek:

^^ In order to tell you there's nothing to brag about, this is aid money.

You ignored me by replying... why don't you move on? The man defeats his own point.. Seriously man, iska soco.

The government is acting like a lame duck entity so quick into their term.. As if this policy of waiting 1 month for something to be announced is part of a "genius" tactic. :eek:

Sorry man, I don't know what you are talking about, no need to get angry, I just pointed out a few things here.

The army is raping from Marka to Balcad, setting up isbaaros between roads so of course they want foreign troops.

Sulleiman The Great;885626 wrote: you can do voice overs and edit old vids all you want saxib but history speaks for itself Yey served with honor died of natural cause and was buried like the true somali hero he was...caydiid fought with hatred, lied with passion and was killed by his kin. No amount of "keymedia exclusives" is going to change this. This Abwaan guy has a weird fixation with AY. I remember I posted pictures of him fighting Al Itixaad and he almost had a fit, cause he know history has been written and can't be unwritten. Look what he wrote, waa eri cajiib ah. http://www.somaliaonline.com/community/showthread.php/63569-Abdullahi-Yusuf-in-Sanaag-1993 The truth is, there's only one side that posts videos with voice overs, editing and pure dissemination of misinformation and that is the side with Moryaan Incorporated members.

Relax Liibaan, no need to go overboard. I can see smoke coming out the side of your ears

Please mister boss man

New Vision . Uganda KAMPALA/MOGADISHU - Somalia's prime minister said on Saturday that it could be a challenge for his country if Uganda followed through on a threat to withdraw troops fighting Islamist rebels in southern Somalia. Uganda's foreign affairs ministry said earlier that it would withdraw from peace keeping initiatives in Africa unless the United Nations amended a report accusing it of supporting rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Somali Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon Saaid told Reuters in an interview that Somalia had not yet received any official communication from Uganda on the issue of withdrawing from the African Union force known as AMISOM. "We are not impressed with that message. We would like to work with AMISOM in that respect," he said. "The Ugandans have contributed significantly and a lot, and this is now a critical moment and in light of that we are of the view, if the media reports turn out to be true, it may be a challenge." Stung by accusations of support for Congo's M23 rebel group, Uganda's security minister said on Friday Kampala would tell the United Nations it was withdrawing its forces from military operations in Somalia and other regional hotspots. Uganda and its neighbour Rwanda have denied accusations contained in a leaked report by a U.N. Group of Experts that the two countries have helped the M23 rebels, whose warlord leader has been indicted by the International Criminal Court. "Uganda's withdrawal from regional peace efforts, including Somalia, CAR (Central African Republic) etc would become inevitable unless the U.N. corrects the false accusations made against Uganda, by bringing out the truth about Uganda's role in the current regional efforts," the foreign ministry said in a statement. U.N. diplomats in New York said it was unclear whether Uganda meant the threats seriously or was merely trying to pressure Security Council members from taking action on the Group of Experts' recommendations. The experts called for U.N. sanctions against individuals supporting the M23 rebels. Troops from the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) account for more than a third of the 17,600 U.N.-mandated African peacekeepers fighting Islamist al Shabaab rebels in Somalia and their withdrawal could hand an advantage to the militants, who are linked to al Qaeda. A sudden reduction in peacekeeping numbers, especially in the capital Mogadishu, would risk undoing the security gains that allowed the first presidential elections in decades to be held in the capital in September. Uganda's soldiers, backed by U.S. Special Forces, are also leading the hunt for fugitive Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony in Central African Republic, with some stationed in South Sudan. A Nairobi-based diplomat told Reuters it was unlikely Uganda would pull back its troops. "Uganda plays a key role in AMISOM and has invested a lot. The international community has supported the UPDF and it would be difficult at this stage, at least in the short term, to take a step back," the diplomat said.

The unwarranted hype surrounding this group is astounding.

Liibaan arrives with a formidable strike back against "anti-Khaatumite" spoilers with scientific poll, 97% Khaatumites support their state, mashallah long live Khaatumo State of Somalia

Good job by the foreign minister of the Republic of Somaliland. He is right, what the hell does a Somalilander have to do in Mogadishu? Can a person from Taiwan go to China to become deputy PM or even a mayor? Not in a million years.

Taleexi;885464 wrote: The kettle calling the pot black! Irrelevants echoing the wise words of suldaanka

Who cares about the cabinet posts...

R.I.P January - August 2012

Apophis;885279 wrote: Who are these DJs? Some kind of islamists? "Secret" political society with a lot of "influence" and "power". :eek:

Xaaji Xunjuf;885272 wrote: Abwaan baba ugu daran UN troops kulaha sawdigi dhulka ku jiiday UN troops blue helmetski na sawdigi canjeero ku dul dubtay markasu leeyahay UN hala ii keeno war UN iyo cali lahayn eeh gaale madowdi ba lugu so wada. :D

Abwaan;885270 wrote: The forces that I badly want to go are the bloody Ethiopians. They need to leave Somalia alone. Smart move posting this after you posted your first comment.