Missed by a mile...

^You are trying too hard. Taleexi. Dam you! Tutu. I think you have more than cultural affiliation with Somalis, that something else.

Meesha waxay noqotay dont't look at my master, look at yours. Xasan's intentions might not be noble and his actions misplaced but that doesn't justify Kenya's meddling and undermining the Somali Government. The advocates of Jubaland are short sighted if they believe Kenya is an ally.

lol@free lancer, that's new. Everything you say seems to be clouded by today's politics, so let's drop Khaatumo or SNM as they are not relevent here. If you want to mention qabiil names in regards to this history, that would make more sense. Now calling. Sayidka an Ethiopian makes it kind of hard to take you seriously. Let's start over now....

So those wanted men answered to an Ethiopian? Interesting..

Egyptians need reality check.

Is that his real name?

^Using your logic, everyone else was foot soldier considering Naxar and the top man of the movement Sayid Mohamed are from the same tribe:D Naxar. I don't think some are capable of irony, defending men of a movement that fought colonizers yet many of them insult while today celebrating the legacy the legacy of the colonizers that those very men fought against.....

lool

But it does matter since you feel the need to mention that:D

In other news... Let's see how long your lovelust lasts.

Johnny B;960290 wrote: ^ As Johnny and Apophis shake hands on the Jubaland issue, the Xaaji walks in wondering " maxaa isbedelay" ? See , our Xaaji can't believe it , do i need say more. He knows it means nothing.

I am not sure what this Prime Minister does?

^You were easily disarmed by the Mad Mullah:D

I was with him till he inserted Somalia into the piece. Xaaji. Somali is synonymous with Somalia, and the Mogadishu is Mecca of the Somali nation. And I hate to burst you bubble, considering Af Maxaatiri traces its origins to May May, your claim to Somali linguistic identity and culture is self induced ignorance.

^Tiger moms can turn into oppressive regimes. It's delicate balance.

Sweet

This could have been avoided if parties used some common sense.

Cool:-)

http://www.jowhar.com/news.php?readmore=277

Don't tell me they lose the money already donated if they don't reach the target.

There's no substitute for good parenting.

^Good thing you are no in position to influence anything..... There's nothing minor about 91.

Let's the Parliament has the common sense to strike any agreement disputing the Somali waters.

Their generosity!