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lol, I am not watching,Obama has to beat that OLD lady,

Here, Oil is not cheap either, 1 Littre =$1.45 1 Gallon = 3.785 X 1.45 = $5.49

And who won?

^ Demand Vs Supply, accept them!

Yes, most of the dead and injured are poor Ethiopians Refugees who ran away from the regime in Ethiopia, Hatred has consumed some Somalis. Rabi Ha u naxariisto intii dhimatay.

Yes, most of the dead and injured are poor Ethiopians Refugees who ran away from the regime in Ethiopia, Hatred has consumed some Somalis. Rabi Ha u naxariisto intii dhimatay.

I am in, launch a website as well mate.

Sheekada qaybta labaad baan anigu ka helay, Cayd Cayd sugeeyso dheh.

I didnt know we had such "hot" girls over here,lol -Nomadique- what is ur nickname? Cadaan, I think it is time u should put a joinig fee!

And who is this cute girl?

Air Force,

I don't think Somalia is more dangerous than Iraq, KoolKat, they will shoot me for being for unity.

-Buy gift for your bro and sis -And for mum, make her proud, show her how much she means to you,and you love her.

Have to change my holiday plans to Somalia!

Naxar, Very good points, I agree with you,

what?

Horrible news, May Allah may rest them in peace.

Anybody seen the movie?

IN today's world of Shukaansi, the Halimos brings the car, that is the way to go.

^they are Somalis, MMA, that truck outlines the image of Somalia, Broken, destroyed, ravaged,and yet resilient, Very sad indeed.

lol

Saturday, February 02, 2008 People are opting for more unforgettable holidays, but some countries can be risky even for the most adventurous travellers. Forbes.com has compiled a list of the most dangerous destinations. 1. Somalia: This Horn of Africa country has been in the grip of warlords for 10 years, fighting for control of drug and weapon trafficking rights. Risks include military clashes, kidnapping, landmines and pirates. 2. Iraq: Military action, collateral damage, insurgency and suicide bombings are daily occurrences in the country. Security experts say unstable areas include Baghdad and stretch from Tikrit in the north to Hillah in the south and from Mandali in the east to Ramadi in the west. 3. Afghanistan: Even though the ruling Taliban regime was officially ousted in 2001, attacks from those still loyal to it and to al-Qaeda continue. 4. Haiti: Haiti, the western hemisphere's poorest country, is plagued by civil unrest and police corruption. 5. Pakistan: The country, which borders Afghanistan, suffers from ongoing geopolitical turmoil. Bomb attacks and rioting between Shia and Sunni Muslim communities are a threat. In December 2007, opposition leader Benazir Bhutto was assassinated during a suicide bombing. 6. Sudan: Despite a peace agreement in 2005, there are areas of extreme danger due to battles between government troops, militias and insurgents. 7. Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC): A civil war that formally ended in 2003 still affects the country. As Rwandan and Ugandan troops pulled out of DRC towards the end of the war, rival militias have been fighting to fill the power vacuum this created. Crime is rampant in major cities . 8. Lebanon: Culminating in the 2005 assassination of Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri, Lebanon is split by pro- and anti-Syrian forces vying for control of the government. Other risks include military battles in the south with Israel. 9. Zimbabwe: Anti-western sentiment prominently expressed by officials, out-of-control inflation and oppression employed by the government to silence dissenting voices are common in Zimbabwe. 10. Palestinian Territories: The region is caught in a brutal tug-of-war between pro-Fatah and pro-Hamas factions. Political and military battles with Israel, especially in the Gaza Strip, have made this territory unstable. Source: Reuters, February 02, 2008

Somalis are survivors.

No way to agree into some contracts!