LANDER;859019 wrote: I find hypocrits like Abdulahi Yusuf and Duke more repulsive than bloody ruthless leaders like Meles who at the very least were looking out for their own national interest, perhaps as a somali 'nationalist' you should have a better appreciation for that than I do. Tell me of just 1 hypocritical thing Abdullahi Yusuf did and your point is valid, name just 1.

LANDER;859010 wrote: Conqueror, Do not take for face value what some of these hypocrits like General Duke are writing in here. The likes of him were the biggest cheerleaders to Ethiopia's 2006 invasion of Somalia in the name of tribal pride and actions even the biggest coward would be ashamed to gloat about. Now you see them posturing in here claiming they are ecstatic with the death of the Ethiopian leader. None of us may know who's destined for hell but we all know the standing of hypocrits within our deen. There's nothing hypocritical about it. It was not about tribal pride but about fighting Islamists, something that is widely accepted today with Ethiopians in Gedo, Bay, Bakool, Hiiraan and Galguduud, so the only hypocrites are the ones turning a blind eye today, to what they saw as an invasion in 2006, you must be one of them.

Blackflash;859004 wrote: As brutal as Zenawi was, he used Somalia as a case study and enacted federalism from the start. Also, the massive hydroelectric developments underway as well as the securing of foreign investments in the manufacturing sector will make the Ethiopia a manufacturing giant in this decade. So, while he was a douchebag on social issues, he certainly went out with a bang. Co-sign

NGONGE;858991 wrote: ^^ Which relic and what entity? (Zenaawi is dead, he's not relic anymore). Somalia’s outgoing president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed on Tuesday sent his condolences to the Ethiopian government and its people following the death of the country’s strong man Prime Minister Meles Zenawi who died in a hospital in abroad on Monday. Speaking at a press conference inside Mogadishu’s main airport, President Sharif said the fallen Ethiopian leader was a significant figure in the Horn of Africa. He said he was in good terms with Meles Zenawi before his death and used to see things from the same perspective despite their past records. The president said they shared common position when it comes to regional security matters, saying they both advocated for lasting peace in the horn of Africa as well as stronger relations between horn of African countries and their people. http://www.bar-kulan.com/2012/08/21/president-sharif-sends-condolences-to-ethiopians-over-zenawi%E2%80%99s-death/ And we have a leader in the race. Silaanyo is down to second place. 1. Shariif 2. Silaanyo 3. ? 4. ?

Ok, I will back later.

My God he seems very hurt over this , not dry at all, not even wet, I think inuu uu qubeeyey

Apophis;858728 wrote: I understand it may not be exactly a 4.5 system but I would assume executive power rotates between the clans or sub-clans. No, it was not part of the law, it was partly to create stability but has already been abolished during this administration.

Looks good.

Daqane;858924 wrote: Then dont abandon his memory when he needs your prayers the most. He doesn't haunt me like he does the rest of you so I am pretty sure I'll get over it.

No doubt he will serve very well.

Daqane;858913 wrote: @ somalia what do you mean good riddance was he not related to you since you called him adheer all the time, I thought he was atleast a close family freind. Adeer did his work, he was an unfortunate partner.

During the coronation of Queen Elizabeth there was a huge celebration in Hargeisa. The whole town was practically shut down and lots of congratulatory telegrams were sent. I still remember that wonderful day . I have been to London twice but unfortunately I didn't meet the Queen on either occasion. I first became a chief when Somaliland was a British protectorate. I worked closely with the British colonial officials, and was selected by them as the chief of chiefs. I worked very well with them for 20 years until independence in 1960. I liked the British a lot, mainly because they brought peace to our land. When they first arrived, the clans were at each other's throats. We were killing and fighting each other, and the British put a stop to it. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-18150302

Isn't it a shame he died now and not a few years from now, we could have been on our feet and incorporated the region, no chance since 1991 has come, this might have been one of them if there was a power struggle. Good riddance nevertheless.

Conqueror;858706 wrote: I don't think that concerns you. People like Saado Cali, Caaqil Camey, General Cabdisamad and Boqor Dabagooye seem to think so, fun fact eh?

You need to be an MP to become Prime Minister.

They are no different than any of us, I was talking about secessionist Somalilanders.

I think in the case of Somaliland they'd praise you to isolate them.

Duufaan;858657 wrote: the group is celebrating ones agian a premuture victory, as always this one also will be short. Tell us of another time it was short-lived?

'Liibaan';858644 wrote: Continue your hatred toward KHaatumo, but hating and bashing KHaatumo will not help you. You need to worry about your region your pirate leader faroole, your pirate boqoro, suldaano, islaamo. Who insults Traditional Elders, do you have no line?

MoonLight1;858640 wrote: very childish guy. he must be one of those teens who wear SSC tee-shirts and dance on khaatumo's endless parties, brain washed by the poisonous Garaads. I don't think these guys realise that no seats were stolen, and that they were actually given to Sool natives, amazing isn't it, if they (Khaatumo movement) represent the whole region, then why do the Sool elders in Puntland disagree? Also notice, there's never any talk of Laascaanood, so where's the horumar when your "capital" is in "foreign" hands?

MoonLight1;858629 wrote: Hala yaabin ninkan cudur la yiraahdo Faroole Mad Cow disease baa ku dhacay. dad buu munaafaqad ku sheegayaa, munaafaqa sow maha kan marna halkaa usocda marna halkaa ee laba cadleeya ee afmiinshaarka ah. :D:D How come he repeats what is said to him?

Mooge;858630 wrote: taas ilaahay baa og. ha dambaabin. Shhhhhhh, Sharif is going to win.

Liibaan just invoked the word CUQDAD on others.

'Liibaan';858596 wrote: Leave Laas Caanood for Laas Caanod people. Instead, you should worry about the piracy in Puntland. KHaatumo Garaads are in Mogadishu like other Somali elders. Laas Caanood waxa laga qabsaday maamul, waxaana qabsadey maamul kale. Hadana maamulka 7 bilood jira ayaa laga su gayaa inuu xoreeyo dhamaan dhulka KHaatumo. Stop lying to yourself.

Nudawn;858588 wrote: Puntland and somaliland supporters are the Bane of somalia's existence. focus on your wack backwards villages and never mind what these people do. Will you be able to convince yourself of the lie before you try others? The irony here is breathtaking.