Originally posted by Paragon: Hehehehe waryaa what are you implying? I know the pose is less than a man pose...but could it be Militia Model pose? [/QB] I wasn't implying anything, but I guess we know they kicked out of the Maxaakiim camp who by da way need to hire Maxkamad Model Pose Trainer so these guys could get da pose right. I think da guy in middle is cursing da one on the right Smithy..Walaalkiis, one time I have actually your shared sentiment web page for the courts (albeit for diffirent reason. But regardless of what they did, what is worse to me are those that have allowed my land to occupied by Tigrays. I was with Yeey till he decided to throw all his cards with Amxaar. Gaalkayo is under Amxaaro siege. Why?

Abject poverty is the main cause it comes to the majority of these tribal wars. One can stop as many wars as they can, but if one doesn't address the underlying issues, then these wars never go away. Lets think forward people

Iam more worried how the one on the right is posing with his hand on the chin...loool

^^^^^LooooL That's diffirent Val. He is getting paid to do a public service. Pooja...Everybody does investigate. Iam fully aware of that fact but apart from having STDs and illegitimate children, no other ramifications will come on the man's way when a woman is weighing the option of being with him. I just don't think his past sexual misadventure unless it resulted in serious illness or child would be the number one thing that would derial his relationship.

Other than settling tribal disputes, do they do anything else to contribute to the development of their particular areas. Alle-Ubaahne lives in Boston.

I miss the event on sunday. Never understood what these sorts of event are meant to accomplish. I wonder if Alle-Ubaahne was there?

Akhyaarta, bootada naga daaya ee bacaadka iskula baxa, otherwise lets just agree to disagree!

LoooL...Better get started Khalaf

Originally posted by Pooja: ^^ YES, THERE IS SUCH THING AS MALE WASQAAN :rolleyes: The term does encompass the actions of man who have been around alot. But it is all about consenquences. How many women do you know that turn down a guy coz he slept with a lot of women? I doubt not alot!! Cynic...Sleeping with alot doesn't necessarily make one better in bed. But you are right knowing you what you want and expressing it might be helpful.

^^There is no such thing as male Ho*e

Sorry if I sounded too crude but I felt the Qur'aan was accused of triggering depression... I don't know what it triggers, but I have seen people oo as Somalis would say, Diinta ku waasha, deeply devout people that loses touch with reality. I guess complete devotion to one particular thing could be detrimental to your over general feeling.

Somali language has become mores code for criminals. That's true. They also use Swahili, and other "exotic" languages to carry messages from the jailed gang leaders. The State and Federal prison systems may have to hire translators to break the code. Imagine the Maras aka 18th street gang( Central American gangs) speaking Somali....lool

Originally posted by Jaylaani: How come Duke isn't responing to this new development? They are not paying him for the overtime

Saaxib...I admit to nothig, but this ban is complicating life for the average citizens. If the courts were hell bent on using car bombs to achieve military victory, they could just have easily plan car bombs within Baydhabo itself. The materials needed to carry out just thing can easily smuggled in,and vehicles can be bought in Baydhabo too. The ban won't achieve its intended goals.

The courts could just buy vehicle in Baydhabo or even from Ethiopia. The TFG will just be inconveniencing oridinary citizens.

meeshan horta faan kama baxdiin miya? All I see are dusty little towns with far too colourful houses (sort of like a dry circus). I have yet to see any colorful houses from badio, mogadisho, kismayo or elsewhere in Somalia. It is always Pland and Sland which leads me to believe people from regions seem to be compensating for something they lack or maybe sidoo dee iska faan badan yihiin. Red...Believe me bro, we are all informed by now.

^^^Do you have the stats to back that or are you just saying it?

killing these two and their cheerleaders is an act of worship and Jihad for Sabiililaah Such statement is counter-productive, and hardly conducive to the Somali reconcialation. Farther more, war won't really effect Caasho, it will only be destructive to the good people of Bay & Bakool who are already such price in the sad saga. Do you really know uproot them again?

Red.....Excellenct, but old same pics. It is becoming boring now

LoooL..loved it....Cabdulle is classic. Even Owkuku was laughing. By da way, did you see the Niiko video...Funny sh*t, simply nasty.N I thought the rap videos were bad.

The community centers here in Boston usually hold seminars for the womenfolk only. It would be nice if the mosques get involved in the awareness program. Though there is always the contentious issue of prevention vs abstinence when religious establishment are invited to join the programs.

^^^^LooooL...Yeey markii Mareekanka yimaado in loogu fiicnaa laheed. The former acting PM under Yelstin has also been piosoned. Don't mess with Putin is motto here.web page

I wonder if Somali community centers in the diasparo doing anything to promote HIV/AIDS awareness among the Somalis abroad?

UNAIDS Somalia Nairobi (1 December 2006) – Significant progress is being made among Somali communities in the response to HIV and AIDS, the United Nations said today, World AIDS Day. The threat of HIV and AIDS has galvanized a united front against the disease with administrations and civil society - including religious leaders - building partnerships across regions and countries to avert a major epidemic. “This is perhaps one of the few good news stories about Somali cooperation,” said UNDP Somalia Country Director and chair of the UN theme group on HIV and AIDS, Mr Bruno Lemarquis. “There is a clear recognition that HIV and AIDS respect no boundaries or politics. This approach has allowed everyone to focus on what really needs to be done to address the issue to the benefit of the people. The commitment and action from the leadership and the civil society is highly commendable and should be replicated. We must now build on this foundation and remain vigilant to reverse the infection level.” Political commitment through the establishment and local support of the AIDS Commissions and Secretariats in Somaliland, Puntland and south central Somalia, has created the basis for all Somalis to coordinate their efforts on HIV and AIDS. Due to a long history of movement across borders in the Horn of Africa, steps have also been taken towards regional partnerships to address HIV vulnerability and cross-border mobility in the countries within the wider region. Somalis already have one agreed strategic framework and are working on one integrated prevention, treatment, care and support plan, and one monitoring and evaluation framework through shared technical management, coordination and information exchanges. This coordinated approach has also led to an agreed set of targets towards Universal Access to prevention, treatment, care and support for all Somalis who need it by 2010. UNAIDS Country Coordinator for Somalia, Mr Leo Kenny said: “These are ambitious targets and they have been developed, with the help of international partners, by Somalis for Somalis and that is where the true value of the process lies. Everyone will have to be involved – political and religious leaders, business people, the international community, different civil society groups, especially networks of people living with HIV, young people and women’s groups. Even then, success in achieving these targets and in reversing the infection rate will depend solidly on addressing issues of stigma and discrimination, and ensuring open discourse.” In support of the Universal Access initiative, actors in the HIV and AIDS response are scaling up activities particularly targeting vulnerable and at-risk populations including children. Voluntary HIV counselling and testing (VCT) services, anti-retroviral therapy (ART) and prevention of mother to child transmission sites have been increased in the different regions. UNICEF representative Mr Christian Balslev-Olesen emphasises the need for more focused interventions for children and adolescents. “There is a commonly-held belief that AIDS is mainly a problem for adults, not something that affects children and adolescents. Too often it is overlooked that HIV and AIDS has a child’s face. ‘Unite for Children. Unite against AIDS’ places children at the centre of the Somali Universal Access agenda. Young people need to have access to HIV prevention information, skills and services to protect themselves while at the same time knowing how to care for those who are already infected or affected.” So far the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) has committed US$ 25 million over five years to the Somali response. For further information contact: Leo Kenny, UNAIDS Country Coordinator for Somalia Phone: +254 20 4183640/2. Source: UNAIDS, Dec 01, 2006

As for the women,she is not Arab,she is pure somali daughter of a Farax. Didn't know Faraaxs were asexual