what abt this one?

Allah ha u naxariisto

NG, I told u. No more Qaylo Wayn

lol, He is crazy

It was a good game, No KFC for North,

So has Riyale joined them?

This is pirates bigesst dream, taking the world cup trophy home.

Rudy, When was the last time you been to a third world country? Nothing works without a corruption

Here is the list, At the bottom, again? :mad:

Corruption watchdog: Somalia still worst; Singapore, Denmark, New Zealand most upstanding Tuesday, November 17, 2009 EU-Corruption Index BERLIN (AP) - An international watchdog says war-ravaged Somalia remains the world's most corrupt country, followed by Afghanistan, Myanmar, Sudan and Iraq. The annual report of Transparency International shows that Singapore, Denmark and New Zealand are the most principled countries around the globe. It attributed this strong performance to the "political stability, long-established conflict of interest regulations and solid, functioning public institutions" in these nations. The ranking released Tuesday measures perceived levels of public sector corruption in 180 countries and draws on surveys of businesses and experts. The United States placed 19th in the 2009 survey. That was down from last year's 18th place

Transparency International's latest annual report has ranked 180 countries based on perceived levels of corruption in the public sector, and found war-torn nations were the most corrupt. Afghanistan, Iraq, Burma were among the lowest-ranked, with conflict-ridden Somalia at the bottom for the second year running. New Zealand was the least corrupt, followed by Denmark and Singapore. Rich countries were also criticised over shady banking practices. Robin Hoddess, head of research at Transparency International, spoke to the BBC's Jamie Robertson.

The Shariff camp lack stategy, a win win negotiation, heleb baa cayshi, War mashaariicdu waa badan tahay, Yaan la isku wareerin, There will be Mogadisho accord, Hargaisa accord, As long some see that Galcacyo accord will benefit certain groups, instead of Somalis in general, TFG is destine to fail.

Yep, We had 747-400 as well. what a waste. And the savages turned into this? :mad:

He should be enrolled Somali 101

Algeria performed poorly last night, It is time to finish Pharoahs.

Great news

Yep

Somalia, has been exploited, weakened by its biggest enemy,(Ethiopia), If your enemy knows your weakness, (here clan), will exploit you further. It is matter of time before a revolution starts, and wipes out all these clan entities like PL,SL,Galmudug , clan militias etc As difficult as it may seem, Things will eventually return to normal,and Somalia will rise again. Organisation like ONLF, must be supported, as their success, will help Somalia.

Salaams dhamaan

New Zealand will beat Bahrain in Welly

^The propeller engines are saver for the tough landings Nice pics,

^Good, U sheeg NG, See ya on Saturday.

Who? The dead?

God bless

the pharaohs don't have a chance, Three players hurt in attack on Algeria team bus Three players from Algeria's national football team were slightly hurt on Thursday when youths stoned their bus as they arrived in Cairo for a World Cup qualifier against Egypt, Algerian state radio reported. Earlier Algerian sports minister Hachemi Djiar said some of the players had been hospitalised before Saturday's match. However, state radio reported later that the three players had not been seriously injured. A reporter for state radio said that about 200 young people appeared just as the team's bus pulled into their hotel, and launched a hail of stones at the vehicle. "It was a very regrettable incident," said Djiar, who is minister for youth and Sport. "On the way from the airport the bus was attacked by a group of youths who were throwing stones," he told Algerian radio by telephone from the Egyptian capital