They just highlighted how different they were. The southerners were under Italy and knew Mafia culture, eating spaghetti etc.Were's the people of Somaliland had justice, rule of law. It was never going to be A happy marriage, hence Somaliland and Somalia were better off going their separate ways as independent states and not uniting in 1960.

Xaaji Xunjuf;947912 wrote: The HAG guys are not playing around lets see how it goes from here.

Aside from few jabs at the south,the two Awdal guys just said they made a mistake uniting with the south. That is right, it was a mistake that was later corrected at 1991.

It is about 5 km south of Buhoodle settled by Khaatumo community. The place is called Sararweyne.

Mintid Farayar;947900 wrote: What you've missed is how even the local, indigenous elders of Borama agree with the 'independence of Somaliland'. So much for the 'virtual' Awdal State holding non-ending parties in the capitals of Western countries with large Somali refugee populations................ 1+

The people who bought Ethiopians to Mogadishu in Yeey time trying to take shots at Awdal?

It is the flag of Gambela. The flags on the round about in shaxda Buhodle represents 9 regions of Ethiopia.

Somalia;947881 wrote: kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk he looks so funny, that ain't Meles, it's Lenin with glasses.

http://kalshaaleonline.com/2013/05/09/sawiro-taalo-looga-dhisay-mells-zanaawi-qabalaha-shaxda-buhodle/

SAWIRO: Taalo looga Dhisay Mells Zanaawi Qabalaha Shaxda Buhodle taalo Qabalaha Shaxda Buhodle ee santerka sararowayne Degmada Danood Gobolka Doollo Xaruntiisa Wardheer,taaladaasi oo uu dhisay muwaadin u dhashay Qabalaha Shaxda santerka Sarora Wayne ee Degmada Danood.

A clear warning to Khaatumo, Jubbaland MPs etc. http://boramanews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7905&catid=34&Itemid=53

Who cares whether they were terrorist organization or not. What matters is they made life hell for your messiah Af-weyne and making sure his forever finished. It is understandable the former shoe polishers of Siad Bare are upset. Somaliland is here to stay and it won't go anywhere. Choke on that .

^The future is great for Mogadishu in regards to Somalia. Not sure where Khaatumo in bonds fits in though in this.

Oodweyne;947845 wrote: We will wait our Gabbal's take on this. Or it could be Farole's mouthpiece version of "mischief-making", in the sense of trying to stir a deep mistrust between the Hassan Sheikh and his PM. I wouldn't be surprised if it has some truth to it. Culusow only sees something that can be an obstacle to the proposed Jubbaland state as useful in regards to his cabinet. You will see some of the ministers that did not proof themselves in the Jubbaland issue to be replaced in the reshuffle.

Saalax Writes Garoweonline? You should take grievances to your former political partners Oba Hiloowlow.

Trying to rewrite history are we? Between 1981-1989 it was mostly SNM that was fighting the government based in the south, the SSDF surrounded earlier. 75% of the former Somali republic army was in the north fighting the SNM while you were polishing the shoes of Siad Bare in Mogadishu. Your back was broken forever by the SNM. There is nothing you can do but beg for a reunion today, and a reunion shall never come. Move on. Be content with from Ras Asayr to Ras Kamboni.

http://www.garoweonline.com/artman2/publish/Somalia_27/Somalia_President_Hassan_planning_administration_reshuffle_gov_t_source_says.shtml

Somalia: President Hassan planning administration reshuffle: gov’t source says 8 May 8, 2013 - 10:34:19 AM MOGADISHU, Somalia May 8 2013 (Garowe Online) – Sources close to the Somali Federal Government (SFG) tell Garowe Online that President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud is planning to conduct a major reshuffle in his administration, Garowe Online reports. President Hassan Sheikh who is currently in London where he co-chaired the Somalia conference with U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron might be getting ready for an overhaul of his administration. Sources tell GO that on his list of changes the SFG President will return the number of Cabinet Ministers from 10 to 18 which was the number of ministers during former Prime Ministers Abdiweli Mohamed Ali Gaas and Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo. The undersized cabinet appointed by Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon defied the 4.5 quota – a formula in which clans share government representation – and forced many ministries to be joined which resulted in 25 Deputy Ministers. According to our source, the high number of deputy ministers brought confusion, which resulted in political aides advising that the President return to the 18 ministry cabinet. Prime Minister Shirdon appointed the small cabinet which was backed by President Hassan who according to SFG sources had influence in the decision. The source also told GO that President Hassan is contemplating sacking Prime Minister Shirdon after he failed to subdue the ongoing Jubaland state process which has seen international backing from IGAD and mentions at the Somalia conference in London. After the conference in Lancaster House the official communique welcomed “progress on forming regional administrations and looked forward to the completion of that process,” which political insiders say is an oblique reference to the state building process. In the past, President Hassan has firmly stood against the Jubaland process in Kismayo. Addressing the Federal Parliament in Mogadishu earlier this month, President Hassan said “The Federal Government does not support the current Jubaland conference in Kismayo”. Prime Minister Shirdon – whose clan resides in Gedo region, one of the regions that make Jubaland –visited Kismayo in March and after meeting with process organizers returned to Mogadishu to reject the Jubaland state formation. Although Prime Minister Shirdon has firmly stood by President Hassan the source says that President Hassan was disappointed in his effort. According to the source, the possible reshuffle does not stop at Prime Minister Shirdon but key officials at the presidential palace might also be sacked. The source would not name some of the officials in question. The talk of a possible reshuffle of his administration comes at a time when President Hassan is being pledged millions of dollars to rebuild Somalia. Britain pledged 279 million US dollars which included funding for a doubling of the police force. The United States pledged 40 million US dollars, while the United Arab Emirates pledged 50 million in assistance. GAROWE ONLINE

Caynabo may 18 The mayor of that town is from eastern Burco and even the governor of the district was from eastern Burco until recently he was replaced with a man from Gabiley during the regional Governorship exchange of Siilaany administration.

A lot of geographic ignorant people here.Yeyle and Gumays are part of Laas Canood district not Caynabo/Saraar district.

malistar2012 You're in for a rude awakening if you think Somaliland will disappear with a stable south. If the former southern based government headed by Mr Barre who had the economic and military strength couldn't stop the ambitions of the SNM between 1981-1991. What makes you think Culosow's government which is protected by foreign forces and much weaker can stop SNM on steroids (Somaliland)? Cambuulo logic baad meesha la timi.

Ulasow should not waste his time answering the absurd questions of Khaatumo. It doesn't even meet the federal state quota of two regions ore more and doesn't have one single region to its name. There is more pressing matters to tackle such as Kenya trying to micromanage regions of the proposed Jubbaland state.

One wonders where all those million of donations since October last year went to if they don't even have the funds to buy bullets.

http://www.raxanreeb.com/2013/05/dowlada-oo-sheegtay-ineysan-hub-soo-iibsan-tan-iyo-markii-la-qaaday-xayiraadii-hubka-ee-saarneed-soomaaliya/

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