^^^lol@Salaax, now you sound even more desperate. The realisation that all you stand for is a myth is a terrible thing.. Garowe, 2010 its all in the Game.

Xulka gobolka Nugaal waxaa ay ku badiyeen galabta 4-3,waxaana ay usoo baxeen wareega 8-aad iyagoo leh lix dhibcood iyadoo aan wax kulan ah laga adkaan. Hiiraan sidoo kale waxaa ay usoo gudbeen wareega 8-aad iyagoo leh saddex dhibcood,waxaana Group A ka haray xulka Shabeelada Hoose oo laga badiyey dhamaan ciyaaraha. Garoonka kubadda cagta ee Mire Awaare galabta waxaa ku badnaa taageerayaasha gobolka Nugaal,waxaana xusid mudan in ciyaartaan ay ahayd mid aad u xiiso badnayd.

Somali's celebrating together

The events of 1988 are decades ago

We are not afraid of the past

Ciyaaraha Gobolada: Nugaal Vs Hiiraan

Two teams from different regions united under 1flag

Salaax, this is more than politics adeer. Hence your anger and frustrations and your clans boycot of the national games. Again you are a minority today. A hater and a weak regime thats afraid of unity..

^^^ You sound even more desperate.. Only three regions are not in attendence lad.. So sorry for you.

Today in Garowe we have teams from; Banadir [Mogadishu] Lower Juba [Kismayu] Hiiraan [beledweyene] Mudug[Galkacyo] Galgaduud[Dhusa Mareeb] Middle Juba[buuale] Gedo[Garbahray] Nugaal[Garowe] Bari[bossaso] Sanaag[Erigavo] SOOL[ La] Lower Shabeele[Marka] Upper Shabbelle[Jowhar] Bay[baidoa] Bakool[Diinsoor] All of Somalia is watching while the secessionists in Hargaysa + Burco and those they keep in Bondage Borama are not in attendence. 18-3=15 you are a minority lad, so stop speaking..

^^^Your desperation and envy has been noted..

Saalax, adeer I am a son of Galkacyu, both communities within the region of Mudug are my family. Thus I will not indulge your obsession of dividing these noble people. The community have differences and these will be overcome with time. Today the city is booming and the aim of its inhabitants is to develop it as a hub, the biggest city in central Somalia. Thus for them to become successful they must rise above their differences..

Abdi Xasan Awaale, has become an instrument of peace. Galkacyu insha Allah will not return to the dark old days, but will become one of the greatest cities in the Horn in the near future. InshaAllah...

How to explain why America behaves as she does? From 1941 to 1989, she played a great heroic role as defender of freedom, sacrificing and serving mankind, a role of which we can be forever proud. But having won that epochal struggle against the evil empire, we found ourselves in a world for which we were unprepared. Now, like an aging athlete, we keep trying to relive the glory days when all the world looked with awe upon us. We can’t let go, because we don’t know what else to do. We live in yesterday — and our rivals look to tomorrow. An insightful article from the Republican elder..

Why Are We Still in Korea? by Patrick J. Buchanan, November 26, 2010 Email This | Print This | Share This | Antiwar Forum This writer was 11 years old when the shocking news came on June 25, 1950, that North Korean armies had crossed the DMZ. Within days, Seoul had fallen. Routed U.S. and Republic of Korea troops were retreating toward an enclave in the southeast corner of the peninsula that came to be known as the Pusan perimeter. In September came Gen. MacArthur’s masterstroke: the Marine landing at Inchon behind enemy lines, the cut-off and collapse of the North Korean Army, recapture of Seoul and the march to the Yalu. “Home by Christmas!” we were all saying. Then came the mass intervention of a million “volunteers” of the People’s Liberation Army that had, in October 1949, won the civil war against our Nationalist Chinese allies. Suddenly, the U.S. Army and Marines were in headlong retreat south. Seoul fell a second time. There followed a war of attrition, the firing of MacArthur, the repudiation of Harry Truman and his “no-win war,” the election of Ike and, in June 1953, an armistice along the DMZ where the war began. Fifty-seven years after that armistice, a U.S. carrier task force is steaming toward the Yellow Sea in a show of force after the North fired 80 shells into a South Korean village. We will stand by our Korean allies, says President Obama. And with our security treaty and 28,000 U.S. troops in South Korea, many on the DMZ, we can do no other. But why, 60 years after the first Korean War, should Americans be the first to die in a second Korean War? Unlike 1950, South Korea is not an impoverished ex-colony of Japan. She is the largest of all the “Asian tigers,” a nation with twice the population and 40 times the economy of the North. Seoul just hosted the G-20. And there is no Maoist China or Stalinist Soviet Union equipping Pyongyang’s armies. The planes, guns, tanks, and ships of the South are far superior in quality. Why, then, are we still in South Korea? Why is this quarrel our quarrel? Why is this war, should it come, America’s war? High among the reasons we fought in Korea was Japan, then a nation rising from the ashes after half its cities had been reduced to rubble. But, for 50 years now, Japan has had the second largest economy and is among the most advanced nations on earth. Why cannot Japan defend herself? Why does this remain our responsibility, 65 years after MacArthur took the surrender in Tokyo Bay? The Soviet Empire, against which we defended Japan, no longer exists, nor does the Soviet Union. Russia holds the southern Kurils, taken as spoils from World War II, but represents no threat. Indeed, Tokyo is helping develop Russia’s resources in Siberia. Why, when the Cold War has been over for 20 years, do all these Cold War alliances still exist? Obama has just returned from a Lisbon summit of NATO, an alliance formed in 1949 to defend Western Europe from Soviet tank armies on the other side of the Iron Curtain that threatened to roll to the Channel. Today, that Red Army no longer exists, the captive nations are free, and Russia’s president was in Lisbon as an honored guest of NATO. Yet we still have tens of thousands of U.S. troops in the same bases they were in when Gen. Eisenhower became supreme allied commander more than 60 years ago. Across Europe, our NATO allies are slashing defense to maintain social safety nets. But Uncle Sam, he soldiers on. We borrow from Europe to defend Europe. We borrow from Japan and China to defend Japan from China. We borrow from the Gulf Arabs to defend the Gulf Arabs. To broker peace in Palestine, Obama began his presidency with a demand that Israel halt all new construction of settlements in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. Today, as his price for a one-time-only 90-day freeze on new construction on the West Bank, but not East Jerusalem, “Bibi” Netanyahu is demanding 20 F-35 strike fighters, a U.S. commitment to a Security Council veto of any Palestinian declaration of independence, and assurances the U.S. will support a permanent Israeli presence on the Jordan river. And the Israelis want it all in writing. This, from a client state upon which we have lavished a hundred billion dollars in military aid and defended diplomatically for decades. How to explain why America behaves as she does? From 1941 to 1989, she played a great heroic role as defender of freedom, sacrificing and serving mankind, a role of which we can be forever proud. But having won that epochal struggle against the evil empire, we found ourselves in a world for which we were unprepared. Now, like an aging athlete, we keep trying to relive the glory days when all the world looked with awe upon us. We can’t let go, because we don’t know what else to do. We live in yesterday — and our rivals look to tomorrow.

^^^There you go , confusing yourself again. Garowe, Puntland State of Somalia..

Whoever wins, Somalia will be the victor. GAROWE 2010, its in the game..

Give credit where its due love. The President has done a great deal in the state, including the mass arrests and executions of Al Shabaab operatives. You can call them southerners, indeed the ones keeping Sharif Hotel in bondage are southerners. Anywho great game enjoy it..

Nugaal won, but they are not so convincing..

^^^Top of the morning to you to. You need to stop hating. The President is a good man who has brought all of Somalia together. While Sharif Hotel is in his bunker scared to death.. But thats another topic..

KK: Ina Adeer, these are regional games, and thus Qardho is part of the larger Bari region. They are doing real well and have won all their games. Somalina: Spare us the crocodile tears, the President has kicked of a great tournament..

Ciyaarta kowaad ayaa u dhaxeysay xulalka gobolada Galguduud iyo Jubadda Hoose,waxaana ciyaartaan si xarago leh ku badisay Jubadda Hoose 3-1.