^For all I know Jins attacked them.....loool

^Do you personally know Abdikarim? Who the hell ask you anything Soofe?

^Do you know personally the man and his family? Apophis....Wixiisa waa muran.

Conqueror.....I have seen her and talk to her IN PERSON. I don't rely on rumors and third party.

^I know the man and his family and what they consider themselves to be! Rumors aside, what FACTS do you have?

^The woman is from Somaligalbeed. I have met her and other Zenawi victims personally in Dadaab and Nairobi. Ending Allah knows best doesn't validate your silly argument.

Dahir doesn't know Jama! Your arguments are rumors and ifs! Present facts!!!

Conqueror;858858 wrote: I never said I did. Read before you comment, mate. Your argument is all about ifs and buts. That tortured woman is however a fact! Present facts! Jacpher...Who knows, maybe even Hitler said the Shahaada before he died. And if if if.....

loool....I know Abdikarim Jama and his family.

^It is Sakiin iyo Biijo.

Conqueror;858850 wrote: As for the women, I didn't witness what happened to her, so I say only Allah knows who did that. . N you didn't witness Zenawi becoming Muslim, so shut up about it!

^I think Conqueror is guard at Jail Ocaden...lool he does sound like torturer

^ Chaotic Ethiopia might not be in our best interest considering we have no institutions. Then again, I don't see how Ethiopia can come apart in orderly manner?

(I never experienced his brutality nor mercy) This says it all Apophis.....I think he will derive pleasure in seeing Zenawi's victims-sadistic Well here's one

tatement by the Press Secretary on Somalia’s New Federal Parliament THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 20, 2012 The United States welcomes today’s convening of Somalia’s New Federal Parliament. This marks an important milestone in completing the Roadmap to End the Somali Transition. We commend the people of Somalia for their hard work and unwavering commitment to a better future, and urge those remaining Somali communities that have not yet nominated their members of parliament to do so with urgency. We also call on all communities to work to increase the participation of women in the Parliament and other leading national institutions, now and in the future, as called for in the Provisional Constitution. We look forward to Parliament expeditiously completing all remaining tasks. Parliament must now quickly adopt rules of procedure and hold elections for Speaker and then President. The United States reminds Somali leaders of their responsibility to the people of Somalia to fulfill their obligations to immediately end transition. Any attempt to impede the political transition will not be tolerated. All parties must work in a fair and transparent manner and will be held accountable for any failure to do so. Today’s convening of a new Parliament marks another step towards ending instability and restoring governance. The United States will continue to work with the international community, regional stakeholders, and the people of the Somalia to promote transparency, good governance, and development to achieve a better future for the people of Somalia.

Apophis;858824 wrote: I could be wrong but I thought the conflict between the two countries was fuelled by the two leaders not liking each other personally? If that is the case, Zenawi's death would open the door for some sort of negotiations between the two. If they make a deal it would be bad for the Somalis. The legacy of Zenawi is perpetuation of the same sort of oppression his people suffered at the hands of the Derg. His oppression was more lethal and clever. But he also left another legacy and that's ethnic federalism. Continues oppression and ethnic federalism which lessens the sense of Ethiopianess is what will do Ethiopia in eventually.

Apophis...Another nutty case runs that country. I think at this stage, what's more important, how it affect Ethiopia itself and for us Somalis?

^No, you are any apologist and defeatist rapping himself in religious cloth. Take to your nacnac to the city he leveled and see how understanding they are.

^Qof damiir leh matihid kasoco!

Something is waiting for him alright. This is lesson for those who worship men, who fear men and who sell their dignity!

Conqueror;858768 wrote: To my knowledge, one of the best Ethiopian leaders, after King Negash (Converted to Islam during Prophet's time). I urge all the commentators to respect the dead, for only Allah knows if Meles Zenawi said the Shahada secretly on his death bed or perhaps even before his illness. Screw you! Tell that to the Somali women his forces ciyaalka kasoo tuureyn. Caku dh@b@dh!l!f

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-19328356 He's dead indeed. I am saddened he never answered for the crimes he committed against our people!!!

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Apophis has point.

As Somali, we are hardly in position to tell anyone to help their own folks. Let the man be.