^^^^I did, and burned tracks from inter-tribal wars, and the SNM was gaining momentum at the time. The last time I went there was 1986.

Tanug you for the map

War Me....Where in the hawd man venture. As I used to go to Marqaan , Qaawane, and Laan Dheer...lool@at the last name. As kid from Xamar, I used to find that funny. Cambarro....The hawd lies between Sool/Togdheer and SomaliGalbeed. Me can elaborate on it more.

^^^^War adigu ma tagtay horta?

^^^No, Gives us few more decades indulging in a self-destructive fratricide. Then success trickle in slowly but surely.

LooL@Me Aaliyah...I remember Miyiga Hawdka, not pretty place to be in, but I guess you could tolerate if you are nature fanatic, and you ain't there too long. I sure do miss the place. And Pics please if you do go.

Lexus....Iska waran. I say marry the guy if he is willing to go to Buhoodle with you and meet the folks. If not, give him da boot.

LoooooL....trying to outdo Duke...eheh Congrats to the Student!!!

^^^^No dear Just bring yourself

I heard he died, and apparently the five young men massacred in Buale was response to his death, but nothing concrete. It might be all just rumors.

^^^^^loool...good one Khalaf says i dont have to prove anything ppl Then why even bother replying.

Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^Your comments regarding all things Puntland speak volumes. I expected from some but thought you was a man of principle. Not a big deal though, I have become used to such things. Saaxib.....What comments. I never have said anything about Pland and its people. As someone that hails from that of part of Somalia, I have always supported the peace and the stability that have allowed people to progress. I actually commend for Yeey that since he had big part in it. What I don't support however the previaling situation today that was brought by an incompatent administration whose corruption and nepostim are everywhere. There is no political discourse to address the havoc that's being perpetuated by those in power. I think we are doing ourselves a disservice by not confronting the very thing that destroyed the old republic.

Welcome

Devil....Didn't mean to pick you. It is just alot SOL stories start that way.But pls keep them coming sis.

What does Pland have to dis with this? It kind proves my point though

^^^You are not religious

^^^^when did I oppose progress?

Anyways here is a story which happened to a friend of mine LooooL...Why does the stories almost always involve in a friend. It is never the first person narrative. Your friend aka devil was being too sentative.

I don't think the courts have the means and power to regulate charcoal trade, and too many folks that are involved in this illicit have aligned themselves with the courts. This doesn't ameliorate the situation, if anything it contributes to the enviromental degradation. The global climate change farther exacerbates the situation.

No break for the wicked. Will the Republican scandals starting with speaker Tom Delay resignation to Haggard's dismissal as the head of 30m-strong National Association of Evangelicals keep away voters on tuesday, and can the democrats capitalize on this by winning back the house. If you are in Massachusetts, show your support for Deval web page Come out and Vote.

Disgraced former US evangelical leader Ted Haggard has confessed to his followers that he was guilty of "sexual immorality". "I am a deceiver and a liar," Mr Haggard said in a letter - a day after his New Life Church fired him for what it called "sexually immoral conduct". A vocal opponent of gay marriage, he earlier admitted buying drugs and having a massage from a gay masseur. But he denied using the methamphetamine or having sex with the man. "I am so sorry for the circumstances that have caused shame and embarrassment for all of you," Mr Haggard said in the letter that was read out to New Life Church followers in Colorado Springs. "There is a part of my life that is so repulsive and dark and I've been warring against it my entire adult life," the letter said. 'Pastor Ted' The row erupted last week, after Mike Jones told a Colorado radio station that he had been paid to have sex with Mr Haggard nearly every month over the past three years. Mr Jones said stepped forward because of the gay marriage issue Mr Haggard denied the claims but said he did receive a massage after being referred to Mr Jones by a Denver hotel. Mr Haggard, 50, who on Thursday stepped down as the head of the 30m-strong National Association of Evangelicals, also admitted that he bought methamphetamine but "never used it". The issue is being played out against the backdrop of a vote in Colorado and seven other US states on Tuesday on whether to ban same-sex marriages. Mr Haggard, who is also known as "Pastor Ted" and has five children, has close contacts with the White House.

Ethiopia's most senior judge, Teshale Aberra, has left the country following threats and "continued harassment" from the government, he has told the BBC. The Supreme Court president accused the government of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of killing its critics but managing to avoid international blame. He also said the government was planning to appoint new, loyalist judges throughout the system. Mr Meles had been seen as being part of a new generation of African leaders. Mr Teshale is the latest in a series of senior officials - judges, diplomats and military commanders - to flee the country. Massacres He told the BBC's Focus on Africa programme that Mr Meles' government was just as bad as that of its predecessor, led by Mengistu Haile Mariam, who is accused of crimes against humanity. "The difference is these guys as wise... These people kill whoever they feel like and then ask: 'Who killed them?'" Another judge, Wolde-Michael Meshesha, recently fled the country after carrying out an investigation into the suppression of protests against alleged fraud in last year's elections. In his report, he said the police had massacred 193 people. His report said that the government had concealed the true extent of deaths at the hands of the police. He claimed he had been put under pressure to alter his findings and fled into hiding in Europe when he received anonymous death threats. More than 100 opposition leaders, journalists and aid workers were rounded up during the protests and are currently on trial, accused of treason and attempted genocide. Police records showed 20,000 people were arrested during the anti-government protests, the judge said. In January, Britain withheld $87m in aid because of concerns over the unrest. Last year, Mr Meles was invited onto the panel of the UK's Commission for Africa to find ways of relieving poverty in the world poorest continent.

Duke.....Congrats bro, you have new convert in the name of Khalaf. Good to see that corrupt regime is atleast making some progress.

^^^Hargeysa iyo Mogadisho Bosaso maa ka xigtaa?

Once aad Baydhabo timaado that confirms in lagaa raaye. He should just give up this futile quest.