N.O.R.F;922496 wrote: Beat that Mario B I concede.

Homunculus;942445 wrote: At least we are first at something, corruption requires great skill. we should legalize and form our own super pacs /s Lol, at the gallows humour.

Mad_Mullah;943261 wrote: Who cares -- if it's not IN Somalia it should not concern us. You're wrong, the success or failure of Somalis in the diaspora is our concern, these men and women carry our name... so it's in our interest that they become a success story. It's also our duty to create an environment back home in which they can invest in.

Tallaabo;941748 wrote: This guy must seek professor Samatar's advice before its too late. And why would he do that? Prof Samatar didn't make it to the top job at the last election whilst this guy has just been given probably the second most important job in the Republic. Good luck to the man.

This is good development. More taxes means better paid soldiers, consequently it translates to more security which brings more trade which brings in more revenue...and the virtuous circle continues.

Masha'Allah, alf mabrouk to Amb Amina Mohamed, I hope she has a successful tenure and also brings our two governments closer.

^What future reality? A union with Habashi-land?

Oodweyne;943127 wrote: Good development for Somalia. but still others are not seeing the little "meaningful nugget" of a fact that says Somaliland dealing with HM government will be handled by the British embassy in Addis-Ababa.. Lol, nothing to boast about.

Somalia;943243 wrote: Why did you change your location from Khatumo to Gotham City? The cuqdad is strong in you, what does this have to do with qabiil? :eek: I have never had Khatumo on my location, I think you're confusing me with Liibaan.

xiinfaniin;943230 wrote: ^^One have a theory about you and Carafaat Labadeennuba isbitaal baad u baahantihiin I think you need to change, I don't like where you're taking us.

Those criticizing the president would have found no controversy had this speech being given by our former President A Yusuf [AUN] or the former PM Abdiweli. We would have been told how the speech ushers a new era of peace and understanding in the region.

Che -Guevara;942889 wrote: A secessionists lecturing others on treason. haha What a hoot. Caraafat is not a secessionist but a confused unionist, he opposes 'clan federalism' in the former Italia Somaliland [ rightly so IMO] but instead of being consistent he instead turns around and advocate a type of confederacy between Hargeisa and Mogadishu. This is where, I believe ,his politics should be attacked.

Jacpher;935533 wrote: ^It is 'this humanitarian and developmental organisation' that built and put together what you'd call Somali government today. It's them that funded, operated and re-located them to where they are today, Villa Somalia. Without 'this humanitarian and developmental organisation' efforts in Muqdisho, Somali government would not none existance. Give credit where it is due waryee. It's true, IGAD funds the UN mission in Somalia. How did I forget? :rolleyes: So what are you saying, that the Mogadishu based government should be subservient to secretariat of IGAD?

Lol, Xaaji, back to his default best.

Allah ha u naxariisto to the maxruum.

brainblaster456;923249 wrote: Do you know that your statement is biased and that our Prophet (SAW) said that: whom so ever struggles for Nationalism ('Asabiya) is not one of our Nation 'ie: the Ummah of Muhammad (SAW)' Maybe you didn't get me first time, let me try again, the whole ictiraaf seeking from your clan is based on clan nationalism, if you can't admit that when making your arguments, then at worst you're displaying deception or at best you lack self awareness.

Gabbal;935138 wrote: Somalia has convened an "extra-ordinary" session of IGAD with observation by AU and international partners. According to the Foreign Minister on her way to Addis Ababa joining up with the Prime Minister on this meeting "Somalia will assert its re-found legitimacy and sovereignty and will target any attempt to preempt the Somali government on its internal political right to lead the stabilization of the country and forming administrations. She says the Somali government will lay to rest the IGAD Grand Stabilization Plan now that it is capable of doing so and will solicit the neighboring countries to walk behind the Somali government officially on the internal political matters of the newly freed regions. Please refer back to my original posts including some I have said I retracted because of the emotional distress it caused in some corners. This is the first step in the new and energized offensive (the diplomatic component) against the idea the Kismaayo conference is an "IGAD" initiative. Good move, the government should try to win over these folks and remind them that SL and PL were formed when there was no central authority, now that we have a Federal Authority, then it's right that it leads the process. I doubt any of these neighbouring countries would allow this humanitarian and developmental organisation to shape their internal politics.

Apophis;934727 wrote: Write like an adult and you might receive an adult response. It's not 2003. That is Rudy Diiriye speak, perfectly comprehensible. The brother has been keeping it real since 2003, so no need to hate.

Xaaji Xunjuf;935429 wrote: Alpha the man is not even buried its not really important who is his successor or what the muqayaalins in hargeisa qaadku ugu baxo, its a tacsi thread , we should just pray for the deceased Mayor so that allah can grant him jannah. Well said, Illahay ha u naxariisto to the marxuum.

The PM, visiting the training of Somali police.

Somalis never cease to amaze me.:eek: P.s Couldn't they find a place in the capital [Addis] or more appropriately his home town to put this...?:rolleyes:

This has got nothing to do with the constitution, what the government wants, is to have all the territories occupied by Al- shaabab [ 70/80% of Jubbbaland now] to come under government jurisdiction, remember folks, last time a clan found itself in the presence of no central government, these clansmen declared a 'phantom republic'.[ and now we have Turkey mediating in order to bring these countrymen into the fold of the Republic]. Now the government doesn't want a replay of that farce in the Jubooyinka. So folks these Jubba thing will happen but not in this hasty manner.

Chimera;934049 wrote: Welcome back Dr. + 1 :D:D

Jacpher;935014 wrote: What's bugging you sxb. I just stated the fact this trip is paid for and by Somali people. What's wrong this that. Yeah granted, but what point were you trying to make?:confused:

The reconstitution of the Somali Republic is gathering pace, block by block, brick by brick. It's going to take a long time and it's not going to be easy, but InshaAllah we will get there.