Click Good change-the place isn't really bad but those roads, it was awful. Fixing the roads will be make even more attractive to more traders and customers.

Or killed in cold blood?

Feel little disappointed.

Luckily, you are no position to cleanse anything and others could only fight for you up to a point. p.s. Overwhelming majority of people that AMISOM killed are civilians but I guess they are scum too.

^You welcome the death of Somalis at the hands of foreigners-that says alot.

Reminds me Zenawi's denial of the huge losses in Somalia. Your amiir is one man!

Wednesday, October 31, 2012 NAIROBI, Kenya — The number of African Union troops killed while battling Somali militants has always been a tightly held secret, but a top Kenyan official says more than 2,700 troops have died there. Richard Onyonka , Kenya's deputy minister of foreign affairs, said Wednesday at a forum on Somalia that Uganda has lost more than 2,700 troops since 2007. Onyonko said about three dozen Kenyan forces have died there over the last year. Neither the African Union nor Uganda has ever confirmed its casualty figures, and several officials who work on Somalia said Onyonko's figure sounded high. Two officials told The Associated Press last month that about 500 Ugandan and Burundian troops have died in Somalia since 2007. A Ugandan spokesman did not answer calls for comment. http://www.hiiraan.com/news4/2012/Oct/26634/kenyan_official_2_700_ugandans_dead_in_somalia.aspx

Asked if Romney agrees with Christie’s comment that Obama’s response to the natural disaster has been fantastic so far, Madden said: “I refer to Gov. Christie’s remarks. I believe the response is still going on so I’m not in a position to qualify the response by the federal government. I believe it’s still ongoing.” Jacpher....I think Christi put Romney in awkward position. And Romney has to watch how much he criticizes Obama regardless of how Obama is responding to this disaster. P.s Every Republican hates the federal Government till they need it.

Romney camp: FEMA plays 'really important role' By EMILY SCHULTHEIS | 10/31/12 2:02 PM EDT More from James Hohmann from the campaign trail with Mitt Romney: Mitt Romney's campaign tried Wednesday to reassure voters that the GOP nominee believes the Federal Emergency Management Agency plays a "really important role." “Gov. Romney believes in a very efficient and effective disaster relief response, and he believes one of the ways to do that is put a premium on states and their efforts to respond to these disasters," senior adviser Kevin Madden told reporters on the flights from Tampa to Miami. "That’s why they call them first responders — they’re first to respond, the states. Traditionally, they’ve been best at responding to these disasters. But he does believe FEMA has a really important role there and that being a partner for these states is the best approach.” The former Massachusetts governor ignored shouted questions on Tuesday during a disaster relief event in Kettering, Ohio, about whether he believes in the elimination of FEMA. Many have included a comment Romney made during a New Hampshire debate when asked about FEMA in coverage of his response to Hurricane Sandy. “Every time you have an occasion to take something from the federal government and send it back to the states, that’s the right direction,” Romney said then. “And if you can go even further, and send it back to the private sector, that’s even better.” Madden was noncommittal about whether Romney will tour storm damage. He said Romney spoke with Chris Christie, Tom Corbett and Bob McDonnell over the past two days. He said he does not think he has spoken with any Democratic governors. “I don’t have any updates on anything about travel with storm damage, but we will continue to remind folks that they have an opportunity to help with relief efforts by donating to the Red Cross,” Madden said. “And I’ll update you on any schedule changes, but I don’t have anything right now.” Asked if Romney agrees with Christie’s comment that Obama’s response to the natural disaster has been fantastic so far, Madden said: “I refer to Gov. Christie’s remarks. I believe the response is still going on so I’m not in a position to qualify the response by the federal government. I believe it’s still ongoing.” http://www.politico.com/blogs/burns-haberman/2012/10/romney-camp-fema-plays-really-important-role-147840.html

Romney likes FEMA now and will fully fund it

Xiin....I think that's bad move.

lol leave the old man alone and honestly, I think adding her to the cabinet is bad ideas if she is or was dedicated secessionist.

Abwaan....I know nothing about President Xasan to say one way or another but I judge Sharif by his record which wasn't good. But you are right it's running Somalia and leading Somalis.

Abwaan...Sharif is good person but bad politician leader and administrator.

lol@Abwaan, I am sure he will be welcomed.

Eng.Cadde;884462 wrote: well,i am not the one hiding behind kenyan tanks trying to dispossess other peoples land. No, you are only hiding behind computer screen. Ngonge...nothing is his under control but locals will be better served to comprise.

Where did you hear this?

Nature's fury

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lool@raula...It took me seconds to get that. I wonder where was he. In any case, Jersey Shore did hit bad. I always though MN was in tornado alley though I never heard twisters in MN? We haven't heard from Stoic yet. Oba....Maxaa ku daare? Apo.....We already have our own uppity people therefore we only need refugees and millionaires. Kulmiye....Calamities are good news for 24hr news channels. Aaliyaj...Did the woman run into the sign?

If Mr.Bugland Bacaac is smearing this woman's good name, the she has it in to be whatever.

Blue....I gave it a shot. The lines on Dinkas differentiate tribes.

So, you are unbiased fair-skinned person dear Blue? Dinkas are blue not black.

lol@Blue only darker skin person will say that

You mean Blue has to qax.