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Carafaat has a point the dissolvement of the union former (Somali republic)happened two decades ago in the year 1991 when the late General Siyad bare fled to Gedo his ancestral home land and even tried to launch a counter attack from there. It has all to do with the time frame Why should he be called a secessionist end 2011 its absolutely illogical.

Good news i see progresses there give it time and they will be effective all over.

I agree Carafaat does not deserved to be called a secessionist he was a child when the declaration of independence happened in 1991 even though he supports the dissolution of the former Somali Union.

^^ I know his father was in the Military General ali Hussien he was stationed in Hiiraan, but didn't he study in the US

I know he is a poet but didn't knew he he speaks May may.

actually faroole is smiling when sharif is doing that its just a friendly touch Back home people are very touchy they don't mean anything by it.

^^^how do you know it didn't even finish

No he is not my cousin but he is a good guy will see how it goes with the udub party he might be daahir rayaales successor.

Jamaal Cali Xuseen Oo Si balaadhan Dalka loogu soo dhaweeyey kana waramay Ujeedada Socdaalkiisa. "Ujeedada Socdaalkaygu wuu ka duwan yahay Socdaaladii hore ee aan Dalka ku iman jiray............."Jamaal Cali Xuseen Daawo Sawiradda Hargeysa (GNS) - Jamaal Cali Xuseen oo ah Aqoon yahan u dhashay Somaliland oo ka Shaqeeya Baananka Caalamiga ah ee Afrika ka hawl gala ayaa maanta Dalka ku soo laabtay, isaga oo ka waramay ujeedada uu Dalka u yimid. Aqoon yahan Jamaal Cali Xuseen oo ah Qoraa qoray Buugaag aad u xiiso badan, kuwaas oo ay ugu muhiimsan yihiin Buuga Diiwaanka Qosolka oo ay Bulshada Afka Somaliga ku hadashaa si weyn u akhristaan kana sheekeeya Maada iyo Qosolka, sidoo kale waxa uu yahay nin abwaan ah oo curiya Heesaha iyo Maansooyinka. Aqoon yahanka oo markii uu ka soo degay Madaarka Magaalada Hargeysa ay si weyn u soo dhaweeyeen Salaadiin, Aqoon yahano, Masuuliyiin iyo Dhalinyaro . Jamaal Cali Xuseen oo shir jaraa’id ku qabtay Hutel Sumertime ee Magaalada Haregeysa ayaa ka waramay Ujeedada Socdaalkiisa, isaga oo sheegay in ujeedada socdaalkiisu tahay sidii uu uga qayb gali lahaa Siyaasada Dalka, waxaanu intaa ku daray in uu u taagan yahay Musharaxnimada Xisbiga UDUB. Jamaal Cali Xuseen oo ka hadlaya Ujeedada Socdaalkiisa ayaa waxa uu yidhi “Socdaalkaygan wuu ka duwan yahay Socdaaladii hore ee aan Dalka ku iman jiray, waxaanu Socdaalkaygan la xidhiidhaa Arrimo Siyaasadeed”.

Dawladaha Somaliland Iyo Masar Oo Uu U Furmay Bog Cusub Oo Siyaasadeed & Wefti Uu Hogaaminayo Wasiirka Arimaha Dibada Dr Maxamed Cabdilaahi Oo Maanta U Kicitimay Qaahira. Hargeysa (Ramaas) Dec 20,2011 – Wasiirada Wasaaradda arimaha dibada iyo Madaxtooyadda Somaliland Dr Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cumar iyo Xirsi Cali Xaaji Xasan ayaa maanta u kicitimay safar shaqo oo ay ku tagayaan dalalka Kenya iyo Masar. Wasiirka Arimaha dibada iyo iskaashiga Caalamiga ah ee Somaliland Dr Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cumar oo Madaarka Caalamiga ah ee Cigaal ee Magaaladda Hargeysa kula hadlay Warbaahinta ayaa sheegay inay dalka Masar ku tagayaan casuumad rasmi ah oo Somaliland ka heshay dawlada dalkaasi isla-markaana ay sii mari doonaan dalka Kenya oo aanu sheegin ujeedada ay u sii marayaan. Dr Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cumar waxa uu tilmaamay inay Magaaladda Qaahira ee Caasimada dalka Masar ay kula kulmo doonaan Masuuliyiinta dawladaas oo uu ka xusay Wasaaradda arimaha dibada oo uu sheegay inay kala hadli doonaan danaha iyo masaaliixda siyaasadeed ee xukuumadda iyo shacabka Somaliland “ Aniga (Dr Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cumar) iyo wasiirka Madaxtooyadda Somaliland Md Xirsi Cali Xaaji Xasan waxaanu safar ku tagaynaa dalalka Kenya iyo Masar, safarkana waxa uu ka dambeeyay casuumad rasmi ah oo xukuumadda Somaliland ka heshay dawlada dalka Masar oo xidhiidh cusub dhex maray Somaliland.” Ayuu yidhi wasiirka khaarajiga Somaliland waxaanu intaa ku daray “Waxaanu rajaynaynaa inaanu inta aanu joogno dalka Masar wada hadalo la yeelano madaxda dawlada Masar, khaasatan wasaaradda arimaha dibada, waxaanuna kala hadli doonaa danaha iyo masaaliixda xagga siyaasadeed ee xukuumadda iyo shacabka Somaliland iyo wixii kale ee iskaashi ah ee is-raaci kara.”

Well done Halyey Ismacil Cumar geele.

Very interesting i have to say the kulmiye delegation two days ago met with the Ministry of National Defense of the People's Republic of China

i dont see camera's Dr osman can you see it i can't

^^ what does that have to do with Galmudug you lost me there

Jacaylbaro;766254 wrote: Meesha maxaa ka uraya ?? qof aan garanaya dhuusay

Dr osman pictures or it didn't happen we all know the Garowe Clan enclave does not have Surveillance Camera's

Galmudug ha jirto oo ha joogto

Where are the pictures dr osman or didn't happen

Wefti Wasiirro ah oo ka Tirsan Xukuumadda Somaliland oo u kicitimay Dalka Masar December 20th, 2011 Hargeysa (Somaliland.Org)-Wefti uu hoggaaminayo Wasiirka Arrimaha dibadda Somaliland Md. Cabdilaahi Maxamed Cumar oo uu weheliyay Wasiirka Madaxtooyadda Md. Xirsi Cali Xaaji Xasan, ayaa maanta socdaal ugu kicitimay dalka Masar, kaasi oo ah socdaalkii ugu horeeyay ee masuuliyiin ka socda Somaliland ay ku tagaan labaatankii sanadood ee ay Somaliland xornimadeedda kala soo noqotay dalka Soomaaliya. Sidaasna waxa lagu sheegay war saxaafadeed kooban oo ka soo baxay wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda oo u dhignaa sidan;- “Wefti uu hogaaminayo Wasiirka Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibedda iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga Dr. Maxamed C/llaahi Cumar oo uu wehelinayo Wasiirka Madaxtooyada Somaliland Mudane, Xirsi Xaaji Cali ayaa maanta safar shaqo ugu kicitimay Dalalka Masar iyo Kenya. Safarkan Wasiiradu waxaa uu ka dambeeyey marti-qaad rasmi ah oo ay Jamhuuriyada Somaliland ka heshay Dawlada dalka Masar, arrimaha ay labada dawladood ka wada hadli doonaan mudada ay wasiirradu ku sugan yihiin wadankaasi waxaa ka mid ah Arrimaha Siyaasada iyo Iskaashiga dhaqaalaha ee labada dal. Socdaalkan Wasiirrada ayaa noqonaya kii ugu horeeyey ee si rasmi ah Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ku tagto wadanka Masar tan iyo intii Dawlada uu hogaamiyo Madaxweyne Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud xilka la wareegtay. Dhinaca kale Wasiirrada Arrimaha Dibada iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ah iyo Madaxtooyada Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ayaa ku sii hakan doona mudada ay safarkan ku jiraan wadanka Kenya halkaas oo ay kula kulmi doonaan Diplomaasiyiinta beesha Caalamka ee fadhigoodu yahay dalka Kenya.”

^^ The Xisbullah leader said he is not taking part of the elections i think he misunderstood democracy or maybe you did if you are not playing by the rules than there is little we can do to help you.

^^^They are not willing to contest in the elections that was the whole problem

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il dies 'of heart attack' The BBC's Lucy Williamson says news of the death has taken people by surprise North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has died of a heart attack at the age of 69, state media have announced. Millions of North Koreans were "engulfed in indescribable sadness", the KCNA state news agency said, as people wept openly in Pyongyang. KNCA described one of his sons, Kim Jong-un, as the "great successor" whom North Koreans should unite behind. Pyongyang's neighbours are on alert amid fears of instability in the poor and isolated nuclear-armed nation. This could be a turning point for North Korea” William Hague UK Foreign Minister World reaction Death triggers swift reaction Fears were compounded by unconfirmed reports from South Korean news agency Yonhap that the North had test-fired a missile off its eastern coast before the announcement of Kim Jong-il's death was made. Unnamed government officials in Seoul were quoted as saying they did not believe the launch was linked to the announcement. The South Korean defence ministry has declined to comment. Following news of Mr Kim's death, South Korea put its armed forces on high alert and said the country was on a crisis footing. Japan's government convened a special security meeting. China - North Korea's closest ally and biggest trading partner - expressed shock at the news of his death and pledged to continue making "active contributions to peace and stability on the Korean peninsula and in this region". Asian stock markets fell after the news was announced. Crying aloud Mr Kim's death was announced in an emotional statement on national television. Continue reading the main story Analysis Lucy Williamson BBC News, Seoul North Korea has shocked the world by announcing that its leader has died. Kim Jong-il had been presented to his people as a father-figure and demi-god - all-powerful and benevolent. But his tight control of the country, and his creation of a nuclear arsenal, has meant his death has caused political shockwaves around the region too. His presumed successor, Kim Jong-un, is largely unknown outside the secretive state, and countries throughout the region are watching closely for any instability in the transition of power. The announcer, wearing black, struggled to keep back the tears as she said he had died of physical and mental over-work. The KCNA later reported that he had died of a "severe myocardial infarction along with a heart attack" at 08:30 local time on Saturday (23:30 GMT Friday). He had been on a train at the time, for one of his "field guidance" tours, KCNA said. The state news agency said a funeral would be held in Pyongyang on 28 December and Kim Jong-un would head the funeral committee. A period of national mourning has been declared from 17 to 29 December. Images from inside the secretive state showed people in the streets of Pyongyang weeping at the news of his death. Ruling party members in one North Korean county were shown by state TV banging tables and crying out loud, the AFP news agency reports. "I can't believe it," a party member named as Kang Tae-Ho was quoted as saying. "How can he go like this? What are we supposed to do?" Another, Hong Sun-Ok, said: "He tried so hard to make our lives much better and he just left like this." KCNA said people were "convulsing with pain and despair" at their loss, but would unite behind his successor Kim Jong-un. Continue reading the main story North Korea Population about 23 million One million-strong army thought to be world's fifth largest Manufacturing output mainly geared to military's demands All aspects of daily life strictly controlled by government Daily food shortages; acute power cuts and poor infrastructure Guide to North Korea Country where pavements are washed by hand Life inside the North Korean bubble Kim Jong-il: The cinephile despot "All party members, military men and the public should faithfully follow the leadership of comrade Kim Jong-un and protect and further strengthen the unified front of the party, military and the public," the news agency said. Little is known about Kim Jong-un. He was educated in Switzerland, is aged in his late 20s and is believed to be Kim Jong-il's third son - born to Mr Kim's reportedly favourite wife, the late Ko Yong-hui. Kim Jong-un was unveiled as his father's likely successor just over a year ago. Many had expected to see this process further consolidated in 2012. 'Turning point' South Korea - which remains technically at war with the north - urged people to "go about their usual economic activities" on Monday, while putting the military on alert. President Lee Myung-Bak spoke to US President Barack Obama by telephone and they "agreed to closely co-operate and monitor the situation together", a South Korean presidential spokesman said. Reaction from Washington was muted, with the White House saying it was "closely monitoring" reports of the death. The US remained "committed to stability on the Korean peninsula, and to the freedom and security of our allies", it said in a statement. China said it was "distressed" to hear the news of his death. "We express our grief about this and extend our condolences to the people of North Korea," foreign ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu was quoted by Xinhua news agency as saying. Continue reading the main story Analysis Donald Gregg Former US ambassador to South Korea Kim Jong-il's death should not have come as a complete surprise to anyone, given his tenuous health. But it is safe to say that the North Koreans would have very much preferred that he lived one more year, so that in 2012, the 100th anniversary of the birth of Kim Il-sung, his father, Kim Jong-il would have been on hand to pay homage to "the Great Leader". Now that lot will fall to Kim Jong-un, Kim Jong-il's youngest son who has been put forward as the natural and fully prepared successor to his father. Will Kim's death aid ties with US? Analysts say that with the process of transition from father to son incomplete, Mr Kim's death could herald "very unstable times" in North Korea. "We have to be very worried because whenever there is domestic instability North Korea likes to find an external situation to divert the attention away from that - including indulging in provocation," Professor Lee Jung-hoon, specialising in international relations at Yonsei University in Seoul, told the BBC. Christopher Hill, former US representative to the six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear programme, said all parties needed to "keep cool heads". Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague said it could be a "turning point" for North Korea to engage more closely with the international community. Kim Jong-il inherited the leadership of North Korea from his father Kim Il-sung. Shortly after he came to power in 1994, a severe famine caused by ill-judged economic reforms and poor harvests left an estimated two million people dead. His regime has been harshly criticised for human rights abuses and is internationally isolated because of its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Under Mr Kim's leadership, funds have been channelled to the military and in 2006 North Korea conducted its first nuclear test. It followed that up with a second one three years later. Multinational talks aimed at disarming North Korea have been deadlocked for months. He had reportedly been in poor health since suffering a stroke in August 2008.