Loooooool, they do, but I am glad you don't deny it!

oba hiloowlow;862085 wrote: ^^ Adeer shariif is coming back for sure You don't understand, he thinks a person from gobolada dhexe is more likely to be appointed pm if a person from Gedo is president, he's very sneaky and hypocritical in his views, you have to look at the undertones of his writing.

Jacpher;862063 wrote: Don't we need to check with Abwaan on this guy? Was he his neighbor? Was he corrupt, clannish or suffer from mentally illness? Looooooooooooool :D

Du har ret det en god tid for os Somaliere til at staa sammen, vi har meget og vaere begejstret om, tillykke til Jawaari. :cool:

Mooge;861946 wrote: cawaale, if this audio is all you got, you made abdiweli look very good today. walaahi i am happy today. you have been exposed as sick clannist and i know you are the man in the audio narrating that fake story. everytime you say something and then abdiweli audio comes in, i just felt sorry for you. you spent so much time on this and you failed. you are incompetent ninyoow. abdiweli is exonerated today by this audio because this audio made all your other attacks look ridiculous ninyoow. People will listen to this and say is that all they have on the guy wa iyaga malin walba cayayee. They are grasping for straws, digging up an edited tape by Dahir Calasow and WaagaCusub, from before he was appointed PM (but was appointed anyway) by the man he is allegedly talking ill off, they realise he will be president so they will drag his name through mud beforehand. It's qabiil related nothing more, nothing less, he could be anything, but if he is from Puntland they'd still be against him. Just look at the guy saying he replaced his office with people from his qabiil, a lie, but has to be mentioned nonetheless.

Posted by pi English on August 28th, 2012 Puntland government on Tuesday congratulated the winner of Somalia’s Parliament election Prof Jawari, Puntlandi learns. Puntland Government wishes the new speaker to undertake his duties and bring to gather and create strong parliament members. “Puntland respects the choice of the Somali parliamentarians and accepts the outcome of election” Puntland Government said in its message. Prof Jawari, a Somali technocrat had already been anticipated he could lead the new parliament which their majorities are educated people. President of Puntland Dr. Abdirahman Farole , who at present in Addis Ababa sent his congratulation remarks to Somali people as well as the winner Prof Jawari. Meanwhile Puntland people across the world congratulated Prof Jawari for his crucial win on Parliament election. Puntlandi

Cawaale;861903 wrote: Abtigiis, I think by now we know that few SOLers have made to Mogadishu, some in Villa Somalia, and they would tell you that the said man is nothing but tribalism who by the way fired all the staff who worked at the ministry when come to the office only to replace them with clansmen. Farmajo left behind 29 women and men who came from different regions of Somalia, and most important they all were educated. Gaas came and replaced them all with 20 of them from his sub-sub-clan and the rest from different sub tribes of Puntland. A pathetic lie. He didn't change anything at a ministerial level, he inherited Farmaajo's staff and the only time some were replaced were after the suicide bombing at the national theatre, who in fact happen to be from Farmaajo's clan, so is Farmaajo a clannist for having them in the first place?

ElPunto;861885 wrote: ^Somalia - apparently you and I are twins - according to the guy who joined in January 2012. Argue your point here - otherwise stop acting like a dhoocil Mario. You and I have spared many times, it's just an easy way to dismiss your views, I think I am toxic. I will leave this thread as well.

Me Somalia;861567 wrote: I'm starting to like Baadiyow, I would like to see him and Abdiweli or Farmaajo, that would be a good combination I believe. Well ain't that a b-word :eek:

Mario B;861878 wrote: I share OP's cynicism. The most clan zealots Somalis I have met were graduates from western universities. You're right to Abtiigis, El Punto sounds like our SOL resident. Mr Somalia [ It should read Mr Puntlander] Ok, I am fair game , but Abdiweli Mohamed is not a qabilist, I wonder why Abtigiis is so much against him, he's going out of his way to say his point.

I partly agree with Abtigiis SOLers have clearly lost their intellectual prowess, a few like me are left with no corner to call home anymore. The clannish camping is what's endemic to our failure as a people. I for one support Lieutenant General Madoobe for the presidency of the upcoming Azania State of Somalia, however I don't believe that at this crucial juncture in our political progress we should support him due to his lack of qualifications for such a high ranking position. I believe if he proves himself to be an exceptional leader at a regional level he indeed can have the acumen needed in such a position.

Ok, sorry. Aaliyyah ina adeer, you are right, I am wrong I believe we should all unite, be happy and build our country. I'll exit this thread now.

Aaliyyah;861832 wrote: lol@ no one will lose a sweat if abdiwali loses. Are you sure about that? That is highly unlikely but even if that was the case you seem to have lost plenty of sweat over Ali Khalif. I guess now that mango is to celebrate him losing the speaker of parliament. Alle cuqdad badana inanku. But, have you ever thought the likelihood of Khaatumite being a PM if Shiekh Sharif wins? who knows that could even be Abdikarim or even Ali Khalif (never mind ma rabo in aan ka nixiyo enjoy your mango lol)..It can also be a man from reer waqooyi galbeed. Everything is a possibility. We will see though for now enjoy your mango sifiican u raxeeso walaalo.that victory might be short lived Adiga CUQDAD ku hayaa, stop crying gabar, do you even know the meaning of the word or do you copy it because I use it against your kind, the confused? I told you yesterday what would happen cause it was obvious, I don't need to tell what will happen next, I will let you figure it out. :eek:

Waxaa soo gaaray war degdeg ah Puntlandi taasoo ah in dowladda Puntland ay u hambalyeeysay Guddoomiyaha Barlamaanka Federaalka Soomaliya Prof. Maxamed Shikh Cusmaan Jawaari, waxayna Ilaahay uga barisay in xilkaan uga dhigo mid fudud. Waxay kaloo dowladda Puntland u hambalyeesay xildhibaanada kale ee soomaliyeed ee sida dimoqraadiyada leh ugu codeeyay maanta guddoonka barlamaanka. Madaxweynaha Puntland Mudane Faroole oo hadda ku sugan Magaalada Adis Ababa baa u hambalyeeyay xildhibaanada soomaliyeed sida wanaagsan ay maanta iyaga oo waddankooda jooga ay u qayb qaateen doorashada dimoqraadiga ah ee guddoonka barlamaanka wuxuuna si gaar ah ugu hambalyeeyay guddoomiya barlamaanka fedaralka soomaliyeed mudane Prof. Maxamed Sheikh Cusmaan Jawaari inuu Ilaahay u fududeeyo shaqadaan uu umadda soomaliyeed xilkeeda qaaday. Sidoo kale dhamaan shacabka soomaliyeed, gaar ahaan shacabka Puntland waxay hambalyo u dirayaan Guddomiyaha BFS Prof. Jawaari xilka maanta loo doortay waxayna Ilaahay uga baryayaan inuu u fududeeyo xilkaas adag Puntlandi

Aaliyyah;861822 wrote: Congrats to Jawari. Although I know little about him, alle haka dhigo kii dadkisa anfaca. Laakin reer puntland slow your horses. The game is not over yet. Now your adeer has a chance to run in the presidential elections but there are no guarantees in politics. Suasha hada taagan waa reer Jawari yeey ugu ridi donaan? ma abdiwali? mise Shiekh Sharif? I think the latter. But, we will see about that Aaliyyah wallahi it doesn't matter now , it's absolutely irrelevant, of course we would want Abdiweli to win but if he loses, no one will lose a sweat. I'm gonna go out now, have a nice cold mango and relax.

Ameer;861821 wrote: When is the presidential elections, any one knows the date? Muqdisho (RBC) Sida uu Raxanreeb u xaqiijiyey xildhibaan aad ugu dhow arimah doorashada madaxtinimada Soomaaliya, waxaa la qorsheeyay in doorashada madaxweynaha ee dawlada cusub ee Soomaaliya ay dhacdo Bisha September 5-teeda. .

Naxar Nugaaleed;861796 wrote: Mr jawari did a disservice to his people and somalia, he should have been to the candidate to concede and his block and that of dr samatar should have fully supported Dr Galaydh so that their people might have for once had a chance at other top position. Somali politics has become to predictable. If people don't support your clan, they are not doing a disservice.. TO THE WHOLE COUNTRY

General Duke;861813 wrote: Naxar does not hate the clan. Abtigi's is somewhat emotional. You Che are a pure hater in every sense of the word..: Che is the best! I like Che

Education Ph.D. in Economics, January 2000, George Mason University Fairfax, VA Concentration: Applied microeconomics, applied macroeconomics, public finance, public choice, and monetary theory. MA in Public Administration, June 1999, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Concentration: Project appraisal and management, environmental economics, taxation and public finance. Certificate in Taxation, June 1999, International Tax Program, Harvard University Law School Cambridge, MA Concentration: Transfer pricing, comparative income taxation, comparative tax administration, valueadded tax, tax design and tax administration, tax analysis and revenue forecasting. MA in Economics, 1988, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN Concentration: Economic development and international trade. BA in Economics (highest honors), 1984, Somali National University Mogadishu, Somalia

Summary of qualifications Extensive experience in teaching, research, statistics, growth and development, international political economy, international economics, Money and Banking, applied macroeconomics, applied microeconomics, monetary theory and policy, public choice and public finance.

Establishing sound Monetary/Fiscal Policies Implementing sound monetary and fiscal policies will create jobs by rekindling the livelihood sources of ordinary Somali, including the fisheries, livestock, agriculture, exploitation of known and prospective hydrocarbon and other natural resources. Coupled with this is the establishment of effective taxation systems and policies. In additions to utilizing foreign aid and investment towards building institutional capacities and improve transparency. Job Creation and Sustainable Economic Growth Fostering economic growth and developing effective poverty reduction strategies is the first step in the revival of Somalia.A pillar of my government’s core objective will be to undertake the process of creating well paying and meaningful jobs for the citizens of our country.While there are no concrete data, it is estimated that our country’s unemployment is well over 90%. This level of unemployment is unsustainable and could hinder the reconciliation and reconstruction process. Moreover, security and durable peace will not exist without sustainable economic growth. And to that end, we intend to match employers and job seekers by creating vocational job training schemes so that people can get into the job market quickly. We will also harness the country’s economic potential by tapping into our rich natural resources. Re-establishing our Institutions Rarely do countries get the opportunity to redesign all over again their institutions, ‘the rules of the games’, and how they conduct their affairs, whether it is in the business, politics or private spheres. If that opportunity does arise, it usually involves in a major shock such as civil wars, or other internal social upheavals. Somalia has experienced one of the worst civil wars in the contemporary history and in the process lost all its institutional capacity including physical structures. We have an opportunity to alter the very culture; the norms and values that brought down the central government in the first place by designing strong and well functioning institutions that can withstand future shocks. We will identify, select and train ‘the best and brightest’ from our society for future public managers and senior government roles.We will create incentives to attract competent public servants and set benchmarks to measure their productivity. Dr.Abdiweli Mohamed Ali For President, 2012

Dr Abdiweli Mohamed Ali: Professor of Economics - Niagara University Dr Hodan Isse (Wife): Professor of Finance and Marginal Economics - University of Buffalo In Colombia, It is All about Institutions, Revista Civilizar de Empresa Y Economia, Vol. 1, December 2009- June 2010, pp. 23-35. A sensitivity analysis approach on the effect of foreign aid on growth, with (Hodan Isse and Bill Peek), Journal of Applied Business and Economics, Vol. 10 (3), pp. 97-110, 2009. How robust is the effect of foreign aid on growth, with (Hodan Isse and Bill Peek), Journal of Business and Behavioral Sciences, Vol. 20, pp. 4-14, Fall 2009 (Lead Article). The determinants of crime in Virginia: An empirical analysis (with Bill Peek), forthcoming in Contemporary Issues in Educational Research, Vol. 2 (4), pp. 1-11, 2009 (Lead Article). Foreign aid and free trade and their effect on income: A Panel Analysis (with Hodan Isse), Journal of Developing Areas, 2007, Vol. 41(1), pp. 127-14. Bureaucracy and charities: The economics of private voluntary aid, Journal of Business and Economic Research, 2007, Vol. 5 (2), pp. 73-78. An empirical analysis of the determinants of foreign aid: A panel approach (with Hodan Isse), International Advances in Economic Research, 2006, Vol. 12 (2), pp. 241-250. Cited by 6. The unvarnished views of a radical economist, Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship, 2005, Vol. 10 (3), pp. 97-105. Fiscal policy and economic growth: the effect of fiscal volatility, Journal of Business and Economics Research, 2005, Vol. 3 (5), pp. 17-25. An empirical analysis of the effect of aid on growth (With Hodan Isse), International Advances in Economic Research, 2005, Vol. 11 (1), pp. 1-11, Lead Article. Cited by 6. Democracy and durability: empirical analysis and causality test, Atlantic Economic Journal, 2005, Vol. 33 (1), pp. 105-114. Is democracy a prerequisite for political stability? International Business and Economics Research Journal, October 2004, Vol. 3 (10), pp. 39-47, Won the Best Paper Award. Political freedom and the stability of economic policy (with Hodan Isse), Cato Journal, (Fall 2004), Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 251-60. Cited by 7 Determinants of economic corruption: A cross-country comparison (with Hodan Isse), Cato Journal, Winter Issue 2003, Vol. 22 (3), pp. 449-64. Cited by 58 Institutional differences as sources of growth differences, Atlantic Economic Journal, 2003, Vol. 31(4): pp. 348-62. Cited by 16 Institutional distortions, economic freedom and growth (with Mark Crain), Cato Journal, Winter Issue 2002, Vol. 21 (3), pp. 415-26. Cited by 63 2Political regimes, economic freedom, institutions and growth (with Mark Crain), Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice, 2001, Vol. XIX (1), pp. 3-22, Lead Article. Cited by 13 Political stability, stable economic policies and growth: an empirical investigation, Atlantic Economic Journal, March Issue 2001, Vol. 29, pp. 87-106. Won the 2001 Best Article Award. Cited by 13 Economic freedom, democracy and growth, Journal of Private Enterprise, 1997, vol. 13, pp. 1-20, Lead Article. Cited by 30. Cited, conference presentations and others can be found here: http://www.niagara.edu/assets/Uploads/Ali-vita-Oct-2010.pdf

Ra’iisul wasaaraha Jamhuuriyada Soomaaliya Prof. Cabdiweli Maxamed Cali Gaas oo goordhawayd Warbaahinta hadal siiyey ayaa muujiyey dareen farxadeed islamarkaasna sheegey in uu ku faraxsanyahay xaalka uu dalku ku jiro iyo xaalada dimuquraadiyada ah ee baarlamaanka cusub ee Soomaaliya ay maanta ugu fadhiyaan Gudoomiyaha baarlamaanka Soomaaliya codayntiisa taasuu uu ku tilmaamay mid guul ah. Prof. Gaas oo dhoola cadaynaya islamarkaasna ay Saaxiibadiisii Wasiirada u ahaa dhinacyada ka joogaan Amaankooda siweyn loo sugay ayaa Warbaahinta soomaalida oo qaarkood ay si toos ah usii daynayeen doorashada Afhayeenka baarlamaanka Soomaaliya u sheegey in tani ay tahay mirihii iyo dadaalkii ay soo samaysay xukuumada Badbaado qaran isagoona sheegey inay halkaas kasii wadi doonaan. Ra’iisul wasaare Gaas oo imika u taagan xilka madaxtinimada Soomaaliya welibana rajo wayn ka qaba inuu ku guulaysto booskaas ayaa sheegey in Doorashadan ay qayb ka ahayd guulihii waawaynaa ee ay gaartay xukuumada badbaado qaran isagoona sheegey in dawladiisu ay muujisay hormar baaxadleh oo kudayasho mudan.

Shock and Awe

Professor Jawaari - Speaker of Parliament of Somalia