He's now a reporter for Somalisat TV.

:D

As ever, a very good and readable article. Though I'm surprised at the slight dig with regards to the ONLF's statement.

AYOUB;860882 wrote: Business as usual. You'll always followed that with "I still believe". Then "But Lucas played well". Then "two new players and the league is ours next season". PS Got to love Stoke. Agricultural football at its best. Of everything I wrote in that first page, was that the only line you got from it? Lucas is injured again but I have no doubt that he'll play well. A good player is a good player. As for the new players, we got TWO (good ones) and I still don't think we'll make fourth. Still, I like the way the team is playing and Rodgers is growing on me. What team do you support again, Ayoub? fulay meel fog dhagaxan ka tuuraya waaxid. p.s. Chelsea look good.

^^ Here he is meeting a xabagle! :D

^^ It's a good poem. The guy is a comedian. Here is one you may understand (and Che would love). :D

^^ I don't deny any of what you say there, I question the crazy power you give him. Though I understand how it easy it is to place the blame on one man and one country.

^^ I know. I know. Blame it on Maaddeey.

^^ His government had it and they still do, until a new leader is chosen. But it's not just them, it's every country in that region. This is politics, saaxib. Africa or South America. Wax fahan dee. The London Conference, the Kampala Accord (notice the name of the place) and the Istanbul thing were all done way before the man disapeard. The UN approving 17 thousand more soldiers also happend whilst he was there and healthy. You place too much power on Ethiopia and its meddling in Somalia. Don't be simple dee.

^^ When did A&T become a Zenawi fan?

^^ RIGHT THINKING PERSON is the catch here. Wax fahan.

A&T, A&T, why are you silent?

^^ I see you have not been exposed to the amazing world of red tape. The changes in Somalia took place whilst the guy was fit and healthy. Was it his body double that attended the London Conference?

^^ You're right about the Somali people's reputation fast disappearing. But that's only becuase there is an election in place and some signs that the crazy Somalis are finally putting their house in order.

^^ Do you understand how states work, saaxib? There are systems in place. There are departments and sections within departments that deal with all sorts of things. If there is a change in policy, it would have to come from the top and no change in policy would take place without the say so of a the leader or his permenant replacement. Again, it really is NOT a corner shop.

^^ If Sharif has any brains at all, he would start spreading rumours that there is a conspiracy against his tol. Nothing would unite his MPs (and wider tol) than that. Then again, maybe that's the plan all along.

What's this all about, Oba?

Ibti, that was meant for you but I suppose it applies to Alpha too.

^^ You need a chain round your neck, adigo. Or was it a gold belt? Heh.

^^ Have you two made the decision to stay there forever or do you have the occassional 'foot cuncun'?

I missed Khadar's reply to me earlier. I still say it's not a corner shop warya. Now the whole of Ethiopia functioned ok for the last three months without Zenawi but the Shabab missed his influence? Talk sense, saaxib.

Heh@ three generations. You're forever young, my dear. CL is a mad woman. Fancy leaving lovely London for trashy Nairobi!

^^ See? I didn't need to say it.

Che -Guevara;859989 wrote: NGONGE.....It seems you are more than OK with crimes Zenawi's admin committed against Somalis. Maybe to you, that's not worth any emotion and that's fine. Not at all. I just don't give more value to an Ethiopian bullet as opposed to a Kenyan one. You on other hand seem to only see Ethiopian atrocities and Ethiopian damage. There are lots of bad guys around that are killing Somalis today (and have been killing them), you are happy to support Al Shabab and Kenya but when it comes to Zenawi, oooh he's the big monstor. Wax fahan.