Mukulaalow

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  1. lol. I guess you must be reer mudug.
  2. huruud. oodkac. qasil. Karbash(2 meaning) salaad(not prayer). sibiq huruud. = Jaalle ama yellow ama huruuda dumarku ay wajiga marsadaan. oodkac. = oodkac ama nuqmad. qasil. = qubeys? Karbash(2 meaning)= flogging, ama jeedal. salaad(not prayer). = ????? sibiq = si aan la dareemeyn. dhuumaaleysi?
  3. Meel ka tirsan baadiyaha Mudug ayaa nin wuxuu u yimid nin uu yaqaano oo hilib macaan cunaya, ninkaan hilibkii baa hunguri ka galay, markaas buu wuxuu is yiri ninkaan sheeko xiiso leh u qabo si uu kuu yiraahdo war hebel soo fariiso. Markaas buu yiri: War hebelow naagtaadii waa dhashay markaas buu ugu jawabey asagoo aan fiirin oo hilibkiisii cunaya...inay calool buurneyd waa ogaa... markaas buu yiri 2 wiil oo mataano ah ayey dhashey su ye...si waa u calool Weyneyd. Markaas buu yiri wiilashii mid baa dhintey..... suu ye tiisii baa gashey. Markaas buu yiri kii kalena raac.... Suuye wuxuu u joogo waa khalad.... markaas buu yiri haweyneydiina raacdey.... suu ye mindhaa mida kale inaan soo wadey ogeyd..... Ninkii asagoo yaaban oo aan hilibkiina waxba laga siinin buu meeshii isaga kacay.
  4. Nin oday ah oo reer mudug ah oo la yiraahdo Dhoore Xirsi Dhoore ayaa xamar yimid. Bas ayuu ceelgaab ka soo raacay .odaygii waxuu fariistay labada kursi ee isku dhagan midka meesha la maro soo xiga. Kursiga ka shisheeyana waa banaan yahay. Gabar dhalin yaro ah ayaa baskii oo ay kuraastii kale buuxsameen soo fuushay. Odaygii oo meeshaan iska fadhiya bay waxay ku tiri: "Duqa jug dheh" odaygii inta kor u fiirshay buu afka ka yiri: "JUG" gabadhii oo xoogaa qosol ceshaneysaa baa waxay tiri: "Ar waxaan dhoorahaan maxaa waaye" odaygii wuxuu u qaatay inay garatay markaasuu yiri : "allow wax na yaqaan ha noo waayin... adeer tumaad aheyd............."
  5. hiirta waaberi. hambaabir. turunturo. sagal. hibaq. gadoodi. taf Let me try some of them. hiirta waaberi. = dawn ama (waaga markuu soo bixi rabo)????? hambaabir???. turunturo. = Qofka markuu simbiriraxdo. sagal. = damn I knew this, but can't just get it. hibaq.???? gadoodi. = Neefku markuu diido inuu xereda galo.? taf = (tough) waa english, waa waxa adag, laakiin soomaalidu waxay u isticmaashaa qofka caqliga badan ee khatarta ah.
  6. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-17562066 another African/muslim country is going down the toilet. Africans never learn from Somalia. war hooy ka jooga jidkaas annagaa ku ba'nay, ee yaa usheega.
  7. ...this is the survival of the fittest,.. I call it F.A.W.D.O. are you anarchist?
  8. ...self determination. What about Caseyrland and West Puntland States?
  9. Sad, Mr Somalia by promoting this kind of joke state, your undermining and ridiculing your stiff support for federalism. These kind of crazy "photoshop States" shouldn't get any publicity what so ever.
  10. Give me a break, if anything it brought attention to Somalia~ Nobody knew where Somalia was before the pirates. so your ultimate goal is attention hah. your dragging your name on the mud for the sake of 5 mins fame. come on. I don't want an attention linked to high seas hijacking and ransom demanding. That is xaraam according to Islam.waa jid gooyo, islaamkuna ma ogola in jidka loo fariisto dadka.
  11. The xamari folks (reer xamarka cadcad) they can't pronounce Q, they say everything KH. e.g, "Walaahi ani waa khaati" instead of waan Qaatay. "Tuugii waala soo khabti", instead of tuugii waa la soo qabtay. "ani Khuraan aan barahaa" instead of "ani Quraan baan baran"
  12. Khaanad Khasaaro Khajilaad Khusayn Khaniis kharash Khaanad = خزانه Khasaaro = خساره Khajilaad = خجل Khusayn = يخص Khaniis = ??? kharash = خرج (outcome) Yes Shawqi all these words are Arabic.
  13. Hundereds of scholars ruled that Cabdullahi is Murtad for his alliance with the Ethiopians to fight with Muslims. " تلك أمة قد خلت لها ما كسبت ولكم ما كسبتم ولا تسألون عما كانوا يعملون " . Aakhiro laguma waydiin doono C/Lahi Yusuf ma muslim buu ahaa mise Buudiiste, Ma Yamani buu ahaa mise Gambian. Laakiin waxaa lagu waydiin doonaa Adiga maxaad soo sameysay, umadda afkaaga & addinkaaga maka nabad galisay? Maadeey brother waa arrin aad u weyn in qof ashahaado ku dhintay aad tiraahdo waa murtad. Odaygaas iska daaya shar iyo kheyr Allah baa kala xisaabtamayo.
  14. On the one hand, they have helped the marine life of the East African coast. But on there other, they have dragged the Somali name in the mud. its un believable the damage done to Somali people's name & pride, ask any somali child in the west and they will tell you they have been bullied at school of being pirates or starving people. Marine life can be repaired, but being known as a thuggish nation is irreversible.
  15. a second look would suggest this maybe fabricated. Alpha Blondy sxb you seem to be denying and just want to look on the other way. This is very common in africa, the worst are the Macalin Dugsi some of them used to torture children such as (blind fold, beating with caine, hand and feet restrain, all these). There should be the ministry of children in every government to make sure this dosn't happen..
  16. Galloway's Sensational 'Bradford Spring' Win George Galloway has inflicted a crushing humiliation on Labour as he made a sensational political comeback in a by-election he termed the "Bradford Spring". The controversial Respect politician won a stunning victory in the Bradford West by-election, defeating Labour by more than 10,000 votes. The Tories were pushed into third place after the Budget backlash and fuel chaos, while the Liberal Democrats came fourth. But it is Labour and their leader Ed Miliband who were left stunned and perplexed by the scale of their defeat and Mr Galloway's victory. In his victory speech, Mr Galloway invoked the series of uprisings that have toppled dictatorships across the Arab world as he called his victory the "Bradford Spring". He told Sky News' Jon Craig that the poll was "the most sensational result in British by-election history". "Labour has been hit by a tidal wave in a seat it held for many decades in a city it dominated for 100 years," he told Craig. He said the people of Bradford had felt "neglected, even betrayed" by the "path of treason" set by Tony Blair in 1994. And he blamed New Labour's involvement in "foreign war after foreign war" for leading the party astray. He was no less scathing about the Tory campaign, calling the by-election a "miserable, pathetic performance by the Government". As a jubilant Mr Galloway left the sports hall he was mobbed by his supporters and had to retreat back into the building. As he left again he was hoisted onto the shoulders of supporters as people chanted "Respect", while others said: "We love you George." Mr Galloway was carried around the side of the building as his supporters continued to chant and cheer. The by-election was caused by the resignation due to ill health of Labour MP Marsha Singh, who had held the seat since 1997 and had a majority of 5,763 over the Tories at the 2010 general election. The result was declared at around 2.30am after a night of high drama and tension in the Richard Dunn Sports Centre, named after the city's former British boxing champion. And after a short, three-week campaign in which he toured the constituency in a battlebus and wooed Asian voters with an uncompromising anti-war message, Mr Galloway delivered a knock-out blow on Labour. Shortly after the polls closed at 10pm, senior Labour MPs were telling Sky News they were "confident, but not complacent". But an hour or so later, the same Labour MPs were getting the jitters as it became clear that Mr Galloway was polling much better than they expected. By midnight, the mood in the Labour camp was one of deep gloom as the party's MPs began to predict a win for Mr Galloway and MPs from other parties forecast a big victory margin over Labour. At around 12.30am, Mr Gallow claimed victory on Twiter, declaring: "By the grace of God we have won the most senational victory in British political history." Labour MP Toby Perkins said the result was "desperately disappointing", but pinned Mr Galloway's success partly on his celebrity status from having appeared on Big Brother. Mr Perkins conceded, however, that his party had lessons to learn from the way Mr Galloway had been able to "capture the mood" of the electorate, especially young people. He went on: "I think frankly there wasn't a lot the other parties could do about it. They'd seen him on Big Brother. "They wanted him on their streets and now they've got it, and let's hope that he lives up to the promise that he's made to them and actually delivers on the optimism that surrounds his campaign, which hasn't always been the experience of constituents who have had George Galloway as their MP in the past." "It must be a huge humiliation for Ed Miliband and his team," said Tory MP Kris Hopkins. The Conservatives have not won in the area in 42 years and so did not have "high expectations", he said. He added: "We probably have not had our best 10 days - a difficult budget and a whole range of issues. "But still, despite all that, Labour and Ed Miliband were not able to find any traction." Mr Galloway, who was a Labour MP in Glasgow until his expulsion from the party over his opposition to the Iraq war, was making his third attempt at a comeback in the past two years. After defeating Oona King in Bethnal Green and Bow in 2005, he failed in a bid to oust former Labour minister Jim Fitzpatrick in another east London seat, Poplar and Limehouse, in 2010 and then unsuccessfully stood for the Scottish Parliament last year. In between, he earned a living as a radio presenter and appeared on Celebrity Big Brother on TV, dressing as a cat and crawling on all fours. His aggressive, anti-war campaign in Bradford West, in which he personally targeted Imran Hussein, infuriated Labour campaign chiefs. Mr Galloway directly appealed to Muslim voters, who make up nearly 40% of the electors in the constituency. While The Tory high command will claim Bradford West is a safe Labour seat and the by-election was held mid-term, there will be alarm at the slump in the Conservative vote. With vital local elections coming up on May 3 - including the high-profile clash between Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone for London mayor - there will be concerns that the big drop in Tory support has been largely self-inflicted. First came Goerge Osborne's deeply unpopular Budget and the row over the "granny tax" and the 50p taxcut. Then came the cash-for-access scandal in which donors paid to dine with David Cameron at 10 Downing Street - and now the panic in government over the threatened fuel strikes and VAT on hot food. The result was also bad for Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats, who will also fear a drubbing in the local elections on May 3. Yahoonews.com
  17. lol. they really feared and hated the guy. him and Tony Ben are die hard Palestine supporters, but unfortunately they don't get support from Arab and muslim countries, contrary to the jews who support their lobby.
  18. His funny quotes. "When the jews say God gave us this land (Palestine), I say to them I never knew God was a state agent"
  19. The guy was an MP in his native Scotland for many years, then he came to London and beat Labour in Bethnal Green area, then he declared to retire from parliament in 2010 elections, and now he in back in Yorkshire area of Bradford. He is a good advocate for muslims, he is fearless and a courageous man, I always pray for him to become a muslim.
  20. This is the historic US Senet few years ago about the Iraq war, he just demolished them
  21. The guy is just amazing. he beat Labour who held that ward since 1972. But the Labour MP there resigned lately due to ill health and a by election was held tonight, there is a huge pakistani population in Bradford west and it seems he got their vote. after he retired 2010 he is back. Good luck to George. he is a fantastic man and I wish him luck.
  22. Guys don't jump into conclusion, while there is an issue to be addressed such as illegal trawlers and toxic dumping, that doesn't make piracy an option. don't be deluded by the $6b lost by the big powers, look at the loss of Somali businesses as a result of high insurance. Many ships are refusing to transport goods to Somalia due to high risk, resulting added cost of food, energy and other goods. So its your people who are the main sufferers. Piracy is not the answer, supporting our institutions like local and national administrations is the long term solution.
  23. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9175133/George-Galloway-wins-Bradford-West-by-election.html