^^ Against the pirates ofcourse Khaatumites are my peeps.

^^ He cant Cabdi cawar is his clan cousin they are both from north galkacyo the goat clan from garowe are now the self styled elites of the garowe clan enclave Duke and cabdi cawar and their clan cousins Mr gagaab and biixi are angry , cabdi cawar is their last hope and even his term is ending in a few months time:D

Maamulka Khaatumo State oo ku baaqay in maamulka Puntland oo fara gelinta qaawan kadaayo deeganada Khaatumo State (Sawiro+Codad) Wasiirka Arinaha gudaha maamulka Khaatumo State oo maanta shir jaraaid ku qabtay gudaha magaalada buuhoodle ayaa ka siwan uga soo horjeestay hadal ay shalay saxaafada ka sheegeen qaarkamida masuuliyiinta ka tirsan maamulka Faroole kuwaasi oo hadal lagu qosalay oo ahaa sheegay in ciidamo ka joogaan magaalada Buuhoodle. Wasiirka arimaha gudaha Maamulka Khaatumo State Yaasiin Axmed Sulub oo ka hadlay shirkaasi Jaraaid ayaa sheegay in wax ciidan ahi aanu kajoogin maamulka Puntland magaalada buuhoodle sidoo kalana wasiirku waxa uu sheegay in magaalada Buuhoodle uu gacanta ku hayo Maamulka Khaatumo State. wuxuuna wasiirku ugu baaqay masuulyiinta ka socda maamulka faroole inay ka waantoobaan waxyaaha ay saxaafada ka sheegayaan hadii kale ay talaabo cad ka qaadi doonaan. Halkan Ka Dhegayso = Yaasiin Axmed Sulub Sidoo kalana waxaa halkaasi ka hadlay Afhayeen Bulshada deegaanka Buuhoodle Maxmamuud Shiikh Cumar oo sheegay in hadalka kasoo yeedhay wasiirka Kaluumaysiga maamulka Puntland uu yahay mid aan sal iyo raad toona lahayn hadii ay ciidamo ka joogaan Maamulka faroole looga baahanyahay inuu soo bandhigo ciidamada sheegayaan.Halkan ka dhegayso=Afhayeenka Deegaanka Buhodle Maxamuud sk.cumar Maamulka Faroole ayaa isku maaweeliya in ciidamo iyo gaadiid dagaal ay ujoogaan magaalada Buuhoodle walow aanu weligiis keenin habayaraatee wax ciidana iyo gaadiid dagaal toona hadana waxa su aashu tahay ciidamadaasi halkee ayay joogaan maxaase loo arki waayey? Hadalan ayaa kusoo aadya xili dhawaan wasiirka Kalluumaysiga maamulka Puntland uu sheegay in ciidamo tiro badan ay u joogaan magaalada Buuhoodle Taasi oo dadka shacabka ay ku micneeyeen inuu ku doonayo xoogaa Lacag ah oo kahelo Maamulka Puntlnd.

Dukey all talks will be based on separation and if it fails than the status quo will continue fine with Somaliland maybe in 5 years time we will give it another shot markay so dabcan qolyahah Somalia.

NGONGE;797751 wrote: ^^ No they will not be asked. Somaliland will speak for them. Wax fahan. :D:D

BOB;797476 wrote: Brother, read Futuh Al-Habasha and you'll realise that Sabr ad-Din II, Mansur ad-Din, Jamal ad-Din II, Shams ad-Din and general Mahfud all fought against the Solomonic Christian Empire with the help of a small army from the Adal Empire but they never managed to deafeat Amxaaro until finally the Adal empire organized an effective army led by a certain SOMALI general named Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Ghazi 'Gurey'. Now I can give you the names of qabiiladii Soomaalida ee u badnaa ciidanka Ahmed Gureey but it will be irrelevant as they were not fighing under a tribal banner but a Islamic one and it's better to leave it that way, the point is and history backs me up on this that Adal Empire was established by Samar00n and like I said in my earlier post it eventually became a multi-ethnic muslim empire otherwise it would've and could've never managed to topple and conquer Solomons christian kingdom. Ghenghis Khan was a mongol but do you think his army were all Mongols? There were thousands of Turks, Chinese, Koreans and beleive it or not his advisors and consultants included Muslims, Christians and Budhists and yet nobody mentions them simply because they were not fighting for Mongolia but for their greed and lust, same goes for Alexander 'The Great' not all his army were Greeks or Macedonians, in fact there were more non-greeks and macedonians in the army ranks but still history ignores them and gives all the credit to Alexander and Temujin and so is the case with Adal Empire. Peace, Love & Unity. Where does it say adal empire was founded by a particular clan in Awdal who was the leader what is his name we are not talking about about the Somali tribes fighting along side The Imam we are talking about you claiming that a particular clan in awdal founded the Adal empire i ask for a source can you elaborate further on that bob thanks.

Maaddeey;797622 wrote: Bob, if you read Futuuh Al Xabashah carefully, you will see Ahmed Gurey is not SOMALI!. it doesn't mention his ethnicity

Yes you said it our laws we make them not you not the international community the conference was about you're country not about Somaliland, Now the international community the state department told you're leaders no more extension and we are sending more troops we don't' really care about pirates British Royal Navy can and do what ever they like at you're seashores and there is nothing you or faroole or cabdi cawar can do and that's the sad reality.

The Conference was about Somalia not about Somaliland get that through you're head Cabdi cawar was there so that he could approve drones in his country i pity him the world leaders told him we are going to bomb you're country say yes we are sending more troops say yes:D

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Tuur AUN believed in a (Somaliland and Somalia) confederation but it didn't matter in 1994 he was no longer the president of SL Abdiraxmaan tuur was SL first leader not the founder the was the SNM chairman from 1989 till 1991 and the Guurti selected him as the leader The foundation of SL in 1991 when it regained its independence once again was the creation of the people of Somaliland and also the guurti elders of the SNM played a huge role sending delegations as far as eastern sool and western awdal to get all the Communities of Somaliland under one political grouping as it happened in burco 1991.Remember Somaliland had its very own constitution in 1960 political parties history political leaders and freedom fighters and structure of governance in 1991 they merely continued where they stopped in 1960.

Its sad Somalilanders could've been great uniters but Somalia never had a president or a leader from Somaliland. And i don't think Siilanyo can unite Somaliland with Somalia nor can the leaders of Somalia unite Somalia with Somaliland. What president silanyo can do though is make the people of Somaliland a proud nation and give them their right position on the world stage and mark my words he will be greater than tuur cigaal and rayaale soon you will see even siilaanyo's picture on the SL shilling and that will be the reality son.

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Rabshado Dhimasho Gaystay Oo Ka Dhacay Degmada Taleex Iyo Xaalada Amaanka Oo Ka Cakiran. Taleex(Ramaas) Mar, 2, 2012- Wararka ka imanaya degmada Taleex ee gobolka Sool, ayaa sheegaya in rabshado colaadeed oo u dhexeeya beelo wada dega dhulkaas ay sababeen dhimashada hal qof oo rayid ah, kuwaasoo qalalaase oo ba.an ka abuuray Magaalada. Qofka la dilay ayaa magaciisa lagu sheegay Cabdirashiid Cabdilaahi Cige oo ahaa nin si weyn looga yaqaanay Magaalada Taleex, waxaana toogtay dabley ka soo jeeda beel uu beeshiisa muran dhuleed ka dhexeeya ,iyada oo labada dhinacba ay isu hub urursanayaan oo ay qarka u saaran yihiin dagaal dhex mara mar kale. Ninka dilka gaystay ayaa u fakaday dhanka qalcadii Sayid Maxamed Cabdulle Xasan,halkaas oo ay ku ilaalinayaan ragg hubaysan oo beeshooda ahi,waxaana odayaasha dhaqanku ay iyana direen ciidamo isku dhuf ah oo soo qabta gacan ku dhiiglaha,inkastoo la is hordhiyo. Arrintan ayaa xiisad xoog leh ka abuurtay degmada Taleex oo ah meel rabshado ka dhacaan xilliyada qaarkood, maadaama oo dadku haystaan hub faro badan,kaasoo sababa iska horimaadyo dhimasho iyo dhaawac keena,laakiin waxa aan la ogayn sida loo xalin doono colaada jirta

Carafaat daahir aweys is from galguduud not mudug

Qandalaawi its not certain yet and I think talks will be held In a foreign country not in somalland or somalia but perhaps a western country.

People can hate this guy and he is not perfect but he is a very principled guy he will die for his beliefs.

I watched it two days ago on universal tv the sharif guy spoke very calm when answering questions. Also he pointed out that talks will be between somaliland and somalia when he was asked about a possible dialogue and the where abouts.

I don't think there will be talks with this tfg govt but there might be talks after the transition period ends.Somaliland always wanted to talk to a govt in somalia nothing really changed as the president said sidi anu walalaheen reer somalia anu jaar wanaagan ula noqon lahayn

Qandalwaawi stop focusing on individuals. And talk about the worrying issues. Waryaaa rudy ma xaar ba ku hayaa saaaxib.

Since when does galgalaNews belong to salax.

This man was captured by the garowe clan enclave militia he was abducted near taleex with a delegation led by mr selebaan cali koore guurti mp of sl. Apparently its an avenge killing for the close relatives of mr ali shire. Allah samir iyo imaan haka siyo inti dhimatay allah ha naxariisto.

Bob the walashma dynasty was prior to the adal empire true but it was not led by the Somalis at least not the leaders i was not talking about Sabr ad diin the first i was talking about Sabr ad din the second even with Jamal ad-Din II who was leading the Muslim armies into battle he was the one who defeated the Ethiopians at bale and yedaye but Bob Jamal was not a Somali but its true their capital was seylac now and days awdal and many clans lived there at that time but the sultanate did not belong to a single clan who lived in that region.

Nin Lagu Dilay Magaalada Taleex- Lasanod Online. Thursday, March 01, 2012 Taleex,(lasanod Online)- Waxaa galabta lagu dilay gudaha caasimada Maamulka Khaatumo ee Taleex. nin magaciisu yahay Cabdirashiid Cabdillaahi Cige, ahaana nin si weyn looga yaqiin deegaanada Khaatumo. Gacan ku dhiglihii dilay Marxuumka ayaa la sheegay inuu goobtii ka baxsaday galayna dhanka qalcadii Sayidka, halkaas oo ciidanka amaanka magaalada Taleex ay isku hor fadhiyaan isaga iyo niman taageeraya oo jifi hoose ay isku yihiin. Dilka ninkan ayaa la sheegaya inay la xidhiidho aano hore oo ahayd mashaqadii dhuxusha ee hore uga dhacday deegaanka Soolka Sarmaanyo. Dhanka kalena Marxuumkan maanta la dilay ayaa kamid ahaa ragii maamulka Puntland qabadeen iyagoo ku sii socda magaalada Taleex, halkaas oo maxkamad lagu saaray Garoowe kadibna la sii daayeyey isaga iyo qaar kale, wuxuuna xiligaas ku magacawnaa Maxkamada Laascaanood. Xaaladda amaanka magaalada Taleex ayaa lagu soo waramayaa inay hadda tahay mid aad u degan , Waxaana jidadka magaalada dhex maraya Ciidamada Booliska oo sugaya nabadda. Marxuum C/rashiid ayaa sida la sheegay ahaa xubin aad u firficoon oo hormuud ka ahaa arrimaha ka socda degaanka Khaatumo.

i don't know what districts you are talking about but sanaag has only 3 districts degmada ceelafweyn degmada ceerigaabo degmada badhan Degmoooyinkan mala mar danbaad samaysateen