Somali? Really?

I could ask you the samething Haatu.

lol@Nin Yaaban

I thought you were gonna different route..

Xasan stating all Somali entities will come under Xamar in the May conference.

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Two minutes of my life will never get back...

Actually, if people were LISTENING, the president has laid down security plan, financial/revenue reform plan and judiciary oversight. The Jubba thing is not his fault as it's others that are repeatedly asking him to make a stance on this project, this despite his efforts in explaining his stand. It's hard to govern people that are inpatient and ignorant about the role of government. And it's really hard to fight the propaganda being waged tribal websites masquerading as legitimate news outlets.

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Siilaanyo's trip http://www.hadhwanaag.com/detail.aspx?id=89887

I am not really sure what it's but I think its laying the foundation for the May conference.

Apparently, Siilaanyo is going to London tomorrow.

http://hiiraan.com/news/2013/Feb/wararka_maanta4-20770.htm

http://hiiraan.com/news4/2013/Feb/27970/somalia_uk_to_help_build_democratic_government.aspx

Juxa....are you saying its like the N word?

Noted Xabad. Apo....We hardly ask the right questions when it comes to issues.

Well said Alpha. There's this old man in Boston. When Sheikh Sharif arrived here, the old man suggested that people should protest against Sharif's presence, the reason being that Sharif opposed Yeey. I didn't understand what possessed to suggest just thing for one, the man who is fighting on his behalf is dead and secondly, Sharif is no longer in power. What possible benefits can come out of this. It is also worthy noting Sharif gave Yeey a nice goodbye, personally I think that he didn't deserve that. Xabad.....I think you have secluded yourself from argument.

nuune;915481 wrote: ^^ So Marksman, you are also taking yourself out of the situation. No responsibility or accountability.

^LOL That's another thing Jacpher, everyone takes himself out of the situation and blames others.

Is the Somali character prone to conflict, experience has me thought we hardly look for solutions even those solutions will be benefit us all? What's explanation for propensity for conflict which comes in many shapes and forms?

Apophis;915399 wrote: Well I see you've obviously finished reading the feminist handbook as you are deploying the classic key phrases. A women in the kitchen is as natural as a monkey in a tree and a man in the kitchen is as natural as a monkey in a cage. Fitting you will use a monkey to make your points, I imagine the ape in you hasn't evolved. In any case, I am not aware of feminist handbook but considering your reactions, it might be a worthy looking. My thoughts are shaped by experience, life doesn't neatly fit into your categories.