Apophis;931918 wrote: He has actually succeeded in mocking you because as an American, you've failed to notice the quite obvious sarcastic tone in his post. I'm afraid you've fallen for a classic British tactic i.e 'pretend to be ignorant'. You couldn't help your knee-jerk reaction.

Waranle...You need to remember Saacid represents the Government and is there to do its bidding. Now if you are insulting him because he didn't agree to everything you want, that's another story but he's represent the Government. Xiin...The President was elected under this Constitution and he knows Somalia can not be held together by highly centralized Government but I think this could do be done. And we need to appreciate the fact if this is not done carefully, it will lead to new conflicts. Everybody will need to play their role including the Parliament which so far has been absent from this.

Nothing is doomed, This is their first face to face discussion. Give it time and see how it plays. It's in our interest these people come to some sort of agreement.

Well done El Presidente-now put your money where your mouth is!

Let's see if this Government has the skills to navigate this messy situation. It's litmus test.

Hiiraan Online Friday, March 29, 2013 After five days of negotiations, Somalia’s federal government announced collapse of the long awaited talks led by the Somali prime minister Abdi Farah Shirdon and Kismayo’s interim governor Ahmed Madobe. Somali Interior minister Abdkarim Hussien Guled who has accompanied the prime minister in Kismayo talks made the announcement at a press conference in the city. “Negotiations between Somali federal government and Kismayo interim administration hit a deadlock” said Mr. Abdikarim. He pointed out that his government made many sacrifices for it’s constitutional rights in order to break the deadlock and accused the interim administration for not doing enough to reach a political settlement. “Our discussions were focusing on the creation of local administration, management of the port and airport, security, reconciliation and the liberation of the remaining areas, but all of them collapsed after the local leaders made unconstitutional demands” said the minister. There are reports indicating that some of the federal government delegation have left Kismayo following the disagreements. Interim administration of Kismayo which is led by Shiekh Ahmed Madobe is yet to comment on the matter. The failure of the talks came after Somali Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon arrived in Kismayo on Tuesday with high level delegation of ministers and MPs and started direct negotiations with local leaders. Ahmed Abdisamad asamad@hiiraan.com

Jb....There was no Somaliland in 1982, atleast get the history right. Tallaabo...I thought your struggle was war of independence ergo not part of the Somali civil war.

Incoherent rumbling-wish he had take time to better formulate his argument. He's all over the place.

GaroweGirl..Does that mean you are Ok with Xalimos marrying Cadaan reverts:D This thread reminds of this homeboy that you used to boast how many chicks got with though we knew he got none.

Cheap shot.

Geez old man, security has always been there, aim high mase your motto is atleat there are no suicide bombers.

Ibti..when you have nothing to offer to your masses, feed them partiotism. It always works. N yeah create the other...

It could be speak weird Oromo dialect? Haha@academic study

Haha

Xaaju is conflicted man but not that evil. P.S he needs ANY Somali to expel the invading Oromo, any Somali would do haha. Sh!t, XX beats me to it.

Makes sense.

Where are the usual suspects today?

I was giving him the benefit of the doubt.

Haatu;930575 wrote: Did he say that or are we being trolled? The man said nothing of the sort, the reporters are intentionally spreading fitna themselves and the preacher is using this as pretext to condemn the democracy.

Muqadis? Buddy, you wholeheartedly support secessionist region and say muqadis.

I think I figured why Carafaat opposes Jubaland..hahaha

Sheekada aniga uguma saabsaneey bal su'aasha ka jawaab.

^You want united Somalia? Why? You have no relation to this country considering your goal is to secede from it.

^What's to you anyway?

"Somali oo dhan ayaa wada tol " Taas mala hubaa?