Fix your country if you do that you don't need to complain

Ducaysane;682424 wrote: SNM criminals who were killed in the war are not civilians. have some decency folks and do not bring dinner table conversations here. The only regret I have is that Siyaad Barre was not brutal enough like some Arab leaders. if he were, We would not have been this situation walaahay. If the victimhood and bitterness that some reer waqooyi folks displays here everyday is shared by the people in NW regions, then I am afraid 1980 incidents may repeat itself. what about the jazeera massacre when they were killing off our intectualls , proffesors , bussinessmans were they also SNM i never knew SNM soldiers were operating in xammar at that time what about the mass murdering of civilians do you consider civilians SNM soldiers but oke i don't mind, you worship Siyad bare according to you afweyne was a saint.

No one is blaming the people from Somalia we blame the former Siyad bare regime the people of somalia are our neighbours and our people ,we welcomed them in our homes and in our country when they their country turned into chaos sectarian war anyhow AUN to all the Dead

Zack they will use Ethiopian passport mashallah dhe

so more troops are coming to Somalia how will this solve anything

laga yaaba inu taxilihi budhcad badeedka noqday ku qoslayo lol

xiin fanin maxaad la dhoola cadeyneysa

Now thats very good news well done igad

Good stuff

IGAD Invites Somaliland for Southern Sudan’s Referendum Comments (3) Hargeisa (Somalilandpress) IGAD has invited to Somaliland as a member of International observers for the Referendum of Southern Sudan which probably will occur on 9 January 2011. The team from Somaliland that will observe how the Referendum will take place are the Seven Members of Somaliland National Electoral commission, their legal consultant and three other Somaliland journalists. IGAD will mainly facilitate and Support the possibility of how these Somaliland team observers will reach to southern Sudan. The objective Mission of these team observers are how they benefit and gain experience while holding such a referendum like the one which will happen in Southern sudden next January. IGAD will monitor the entire situation of that Referendum which seems to be sensitive and would be resulted more tension. • Members of Team Observers are : Seven members of Somaliland National Electoral Commission 1. Eisa Yusuf Mohamed (NEC Chairperson) 2. Ali-Khadar Osman Hassan ( Vice Chairperson) 3. Mohamed Hirsi Gelle. (Member) 4. Farah Abiib (Member 5. Raabi Shariif Abdi (Member) 6. A/rahmaan Mohamed Ismail (Member) 7. A/fatah Ibrahim Hassan (Member) 8. Khadra Mohamed Gulied. (Legal Consultant). Members of Journalist. 1. Mustafa Abdi Eisa (President of Somaliland Journalist Association) 2. Mohamed Abdi Sheekh ( Director Horn Cable TV) 3. Abdullahi Dahir Cukuse ( Somaliland Presidential spokesperson) Reported by Abdiqani H. Baynah

he doesn't stand a chance

Wasiirka Arimaha Dibada Somaliland oo socdaal shaqo ugu baxay maanta wadanka Ethiopia Hargeysa/ToggaHerer Wasiirka Arimaha dibada iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ah ee Somaliland Md Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cumar ayaa maanta safar shaqo ugu anbabaxay wadanka Ethiopia safarkan oo ah mid lagu xoojinayo xidhiidhka labada dal . Safarka Wasiirka ayaa qaadan doono dhawr maalmood waxaanu lagu wadaa in uu la kulmo madaxada sare ee Dawlada Ethiopia iyada oo kulamadan yihiin qaar ku saabasan dhamaystirka iyo ka midha dhalinta kulamdii uu la yeeshay M/weyne Siilaanyo safarkii uu dhawaan ku tagay wadanka Ethiopia . Wasiirka Arimaha Dibada Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cumar ayaa inta uu joogo Addis ababa uu kulamo la yeelan doono qaar ka mid ah dublamaasiyiinta Shisheeye ee fadhigoodu yahay Magaalo madaxada Ethiopia ee Addis Ababa. Warqabadka ToggaHerer Hargeysa

Maleeshiyada Nabad-Diidka Oo Walaac Ay Ka Qabaan Ciidamada Qaranka Ee Kulaalaya Buuhoodle Oo Kaantaroolada Laga Soo Galo Magaaladaasi Isku Urursanaya Hargeysa, December 22, 2010 (Haatuf) - Ciidamada Qaranka Somaliland ee fadhiisimada ka samaystay deegaanka Maygaagle oo qiyaastii 18-Km u jirta magaalada Buuhoodle ee ay fadhiyaan maleeshiyada nabadiidka ah ee isku magacawday SSC ayaa la sheegay, in ciidamada qaranka Somaliland ee ku sugan jiida Kal-shaale ee colaadu ku dhex martay beelaha Buuhoodle iyo Qori-lugud ay Maleeshiyada nabad-diidku ka werwer qabto, in ay ciidamadaasi u soo ruqaansadaan gudaha magaalada Buuhoodle ee ay ka taliyaan. Ma jiro war ay shaaciyeen Maleeshiyada nabad-diidka Buuhoodle, hase yeeshee sida ay xalay Haatuf u xaqiijiyeen dad ku sugan Buhoodle ayaa waxay noo sheegeen, in maleeshiyada nabad-diidku ay magaalada jihooyinka laga soo galo isku urursadeen, iyagoo ka cabsi qaba in ciidamada qaranka ee ku sugan masaafo u jirta 18-Km ay ku soo ruqaansadaan gacan ku qabashada maamulka Buuhoodle, iyadoo ilo-wareedyada aanu ka helayno deegaanada hoos yimaada degmada Buuhoodle ay sheegayaan, in ciidamada qaranka Somaliland ee ku sugan jiidahaasi ay yihiin ciidamo hub culus ku gaashaaman, islamarkaana saldhigyo muhiim ah ka samaystay deegaanadaasi, hase yeeshee ilaa hadda ciidamada qaranka ee ku sugan jiidaasi ayaa wali ku guda jira sugida amaanka jiidihii colaadu ka dhacday iyo kala dhex galka beelihii colaadu dhawaan ku dhex martay Kalshaale.

baritoole markay TFG ka so daalaana shabaab bay isku dhibi dad aan qadiyad lahayn waxba kugu ma so kordhinayan

Very nice poem Mashallah

obviously that was just a geografical error Just like those mercenaries from south africa who made a geografical error when they landed in Hargeisa Somaliland Don't get too excited pirates no one is after your cursed Mudug.

alaya raxma raximin ilahay ha idin naxariisto Ummada halka lugu xasuuqay

Somalina Somaliland wa dal aad walalo tihin oo aad jaar tiihin mamuulka yar eeh budhcad badeedka laakin waan ogalahay inad afka u buurtiid , ileen kuwasi lug na wa idinku walaaqayan waxbana idinkuma so kordhinayaan wa halki dalabay eeh eeboow xuu doona cumar buur xaw no sheega xuu u tagi wayey Bosaaso xaaw nugu so kordhiyey

Somalina awoow maxaad ugu diidaysa walaalkeen oba hiloowlow inu la qoslo walaalkeen jacaylbaro, ha isla qoslaan eeh u daa

Aaliyah wa run kuwasi way jiraan laakin kuwas maha dad matala Ummada Sooomaaliland sabab maba iman karan dhulkey u dhasheen laakin Gudoomiyaha gobolka sool wa tagi kara xudun oo u dhashay dalbac Buhoodle wa tagi kara xaabsade iyo baashe maxammad farax wa tagi karan laascaanood cali sandule yagoori iyo adhicadeeye wa tagi karan , Maanta haday wasiirada TFG Xil ka hayaan hargeisa iyo imadan dee way i matalan laakin maba so cago dhigan karan. Taasi waxay ku tusaysa in anay wax tageero ah ka lahayn bulshadan Somaliland laakin bulshada bariga sool iyo buhoodle tageero wa ka haystan dadka xildhibaanada eeh ku jira Xukumaada Somaliland iyo barlamaanka ba iyo guurtida

Mubarak, Gaddafi to discuss referendum developments with Sudanese president AFP Mon, 20/12/2010 - 12:52 Photographed by EE staff .....Prev Next Pause Play .1 ....Khartoum--Egypt's Hosni Mubarak and Libya's Moamer Gaddafi will visit Khartoum this week for talks with Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, ahead of a referendum on southern independence, the official SUNA news agency reported on Sunday. During their visit on Tuesday, the visiting Arab leaders will discuss "current events in the country" and "the importance of relations" among the three neighbouring African countries, SUNA said in a short dispatch. Southerners are set to vote in a referendum on 9 January on whether to remain united with the north or break away and form their own country. The vote is a key plank of the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) between the mainly Muslim north and predominantly Christian south that put an end to more than two decades of civil war. Analysts are predicting that the southerners will opt for independence, and senior officials in Khartoum are even beginning to accept the idea of the split. Mubarak and Gaddafi held a telephone discussion about the "latest developments in Sudan," Egypt's official MENA news agency reported on Sunday. It also reported that Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit met Sunday with Sir Derek Plumbly, head of the Assessment and Evaluation Commission that monitors implementation of the CPA. Gheit said that international and regional countries should support the two main players in Sudan, Bashir's National Congress Party in the north and the former southern rebel Sudan People's Liberation Movement in the south, MENA reported. "The current circumstances in the country need concerted international and regional efforts to support the two ruling partners the National Congress Party (NCP) and Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM)--to reach a compromise on pending issues to maintain peace and security across Sudan," MENA quoted Gheit as saying.

Leaders of Egypt And Libya Flying to Country Next Week - Report 16 December 2010 Khartoum — The Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi will arrive in Khartoum next Monday for a summit with president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir and his First Vice President Salva Kiir, local media reported. The mini-summit will tackle the challenges surrounding the South Sudan referendum slated for next January and arrangements should the country end up breaking up into two to ensure that the process runs smoothly. Tensions are running high between North and South Sudan particularly after the end of the voter registration process. Bashir's ruling National Congress Party (NCP) said that the process was marred by violations and irregularities that need to be addressed by the referendum commission. The Sudan People Liberation Movement (SPLM) on the other hand accused the North of intimidating Southern voters so that they pick unity in the referendum. There was no official confirmation of the visit by the Egyptian and Libyan leaders to Khartoum. Relations between Sudan and Libya reached a low point after Tripoli asked Bashir to cancel his appearance at the Africa-EU summit they hosted last month. The EU bloc had threatened to walk out if Bashir shows up as he is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes and genocide he allegedly orchestrated in Darfur. Khartoum issued an angry statement afterwards directing explicit criticism at the EU and subtle one at Libya for succumbing to European pressure

Mubarak, Qaddafi to visit Sudan for talks with Al-Bashir after Obama letters December 19, 2010 (NAIROBI) – Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak and the Libyan leader Muammar Al-Qaddafi will both arrive in Khartoum on Tuesday for talks with Sudan president Omer Hassan Al-Bashir as his country hurtles towards a vote in January 2011 on the independence of south Sudan region. Libya’s leader Muammar Gaddafi and Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak (File photo taken from www.allvoices.com)Sudan’s official News Agency SUNA reported on Sunday that the two dignitaries would hold talks with Al-Bashir in order to discuss the overall situation in Sudan as well as issues of common interests. The high-profile visit comes as the semi-autonomous region of South Sudan prepares to seize a historic opportunity to gain full independence from the north when its citizens go to the polls on January 9, 2011. The highly sensitive plebiscite is a key plank of a 2005’s peace deal that ended decades of civil war between the mainly Muslim north Sudan and the south where most people follow Christianity or traditional beliefs. Al-Qaddafi and Mubarak’s visit also follows news reported on Sunday that U.S President Barack Obama had recently sent letters to a number of regional leaders underscoring his administration’s increasing focus on Sudan’s referendum and the situation in Darfur region. Darfur region in western Sudan has been the scene of an armed conflict since 2003 when rebels belonging mostly to African ethnicities took up arms against the central government in Khartoum, accusing it of marginalizing the region in terms of development and wealth-sharing. The rebellion promoted Khartoum to launch a counterinsurgency campaign whose end result was the death of 300,000 people and displacements of 2 million, according to UN figures. Mike Hammer, the White House National Security Council spokesman, said that Obama’s letters had made it clear that “Sudan is one of the [uS] administration’s top priorities.” According to Hammer, the letters were part of “an ongoing diplomatic push to emphasize the importance that Washington places on a peaceful Sudan,” as quoted by Reuters. Libya’s leader Al-Qaddafi received one of Obama’s letters, as reported by the country’s national T.V on Saturday. In another vein, Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdul Aziz arrived in Sudan on Sunday for a three-day official visit. He was received at Khartoum airport by Al-Bashir, according to the Mauritanian news agency.