<cite> @thefuturenow said:</cite> How can Geedo join Puntland when it is not even geographically connected? You need a lesson in tribal geography.

^ And I don't think he's getting a refund hehe.

I think Beer-Gaal works for NGO and now has to pay income tax :-)

Whatever come of Holhol situation?

I would like to see Bari fog one day. Whatever investment, I hope those communities benefit from it.

Considering how they massacre the villagers without care, why would anyone want to come under Qaybdid's admin

This is common problem across the land. The SFG and other entities has entered many contracts that are shady to say the least.

http://www.voasomali.com/audio/2573835.html

It's unlikely anyone but a small circle will benefit from this.

http://horseedmedia.net/2014/12/25/cabdiweli-shiikh-axmed-adigu-xasanoow-saad-yeeli-doontid-ma-aqaaniye-anigu-waa-ku-cafiyey/

^I am not sure what they are mining for but it's safe to assume chemicals will be used to extract the minerals. How would the chemicals and toxins be disposed?

What's more worrisome is the environment impact.

Wow Malistar, you want people to share a country with you?

This might be what Galbeedi was talking about?

Leave DK alone, he is an optomist.

<cite> @Tallaabo said:</cite> I don't understand why the Mogadishu administration calls itself the "Somali" government when it clearly does not represent four out of the five Somaliwayn territories. Because they are Somali.

I always find it silly not having members of Somali Government from North in the negotiations considering they are the Somali Government.

hehe that's not typo, just jab at your silly your notions,

Galbeedi, I don't know who is who when it comes to elders in Awdal, but the group below video has distanced themselves from the Suldan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmXWf55phuY

http://mudug24.net/?p=985

Galbeedi, are you saying reer Awdal are ready for an all out war?

Somaliland has peace without dividends. It seems the best way to make some money is to be within the inner circle of the Government, unfortunately it is controlled by a small group (I am not talking about tribe). The monopoly over resources and power only magnifies the injustice.

<cite> @CidanSultan said:</cite> Somalia is indivisible. It's people are united in a common purpose. We will work together to remove all problems and barriers. <cite>@CidanSultan said:</cite>