^LOL

People leave XX alone. I welcome anyone that opposes Woyane destruction in Somali lands.

XX....They all had grand plans and every leader is confronted with unknown variables including in-complaint and even destructive opposition. One can't excuse leader's actions by simply saying his opposition made him do it. If that's case, Barre and everyone that came after him can be excused for their crimes. The reality is Aidid reduced Xamar to permanent war zone, had big hand Bay/Bakool genocide, attacked every Somali tribe he could get his hands on and was response for the death and destruction of his own subclan which eventually ended up killing him.

^No man comes out and says he will destroy his country but actions are louder than words. Nothing about his actions demonstrated he had Somalia's interest at heart or even his clan's interest. Everything he did was to farther his agenda at the expense of everyone.

The midget summons one of his subjects.

Madaxweyne Sheekh Shariif oo kulan looga hadlayo ammaanka Soomaaliya ugu ambabaxay Addis Ababa Talaado, Maarso 13, 2012 (HOL) — Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya, Shariif Sheekh Axmed iyo wafdi uu hoggaaminayo ayaa maanta gaaray magaalada Addis Ababa ee dalka Itoobiya, halkaasoo ay ku tageen booqasho hal maalin qaadanaysa. Wasiir u dowlaha madaxtooyada Soomaaliya, Cabdiraxiim Cabdi Abiikar oo safarkan ka warbixinayay ayaa sheegay in madaxweynaha Soomaaliya uu casuumaad rasmi ah ka helay ra'iisul wasaaraha Itoobiya. "Madaxda Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya waxay kawada hadli doonaan xaaladda ammaan ee dalka iyo sidii loo xaqiijin lahaa in ciidamada AMISOM ay ka howlgalaan gobollada dalka ee laga saaray Al-shabaab," ayuu yiri wasiir u dowlaha oo warbaahinta la hadlay. Shariif Sheekh Axmed iyo wafdigiisa ayaa waxay ka dhoofeen garoonka diyaaradaha Muqdisho baqonimadii maanta iyagoo saacad kaddibna tagay Addis Ababa, balse ma jirto madaxweynaha hadal uu siiyay saxaafadda markii uu ka dhoofayay Muqdisho iyo markii uu gaaray Addis Ababa. Gobollada dalka Soomaaliya qaarkood ayaa waxaa ku sugan ciidamada Itoobiya oo gacan ku siinaya kuwa DKMG ah dagaal lagula jiro Al-shabaab, waxaana ciidamadan ay qabsadeen degmooyinka Baydhabo iyo Baladweyne oo ahaa goobo ay gacanta ku haysay Al-shabaab. Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya ayaa marar badan safarro ku tagay dalka Itoobiya tan iyo markii xilkan loo doortay horraantii sannadkii 2009, waxaana xilligaas ka hor uu hoggaaminayay xoogaggii maxkamadaha oo dagaal kula jiray ciidamadii Itoobiya ee ku sugnaa Muqdisho. Maxamed Xaaji Xuseen, Hiiraan Onilne maxuseen@hiiraan.com Muqdisho, Soomaaliya

Madaxweyne Sheekh Shariif oo kulan looga hadlayo ammaanka Soomaaliya ugu ambabaxay Addis Ababa Talaado, Maarso 13, 2012 (HOL) — Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya, Shariif Sheekh Axmed iyo wafdi uu hoggaaminayo ayaa maanta gaaray magaalada Addis Ababa ee dalka Itoobiya, halkaasoo ay ku tageen booqasho hal maalin qaadanaysa. Wasiir u dowlaha madaxtooyada Soomaaliya, Cabdiraxiim Cabdi Abiikar oo safarkan ka warbixinayay ayaa sheegay in madaxweynaha Soomaaliya uu casuumaad rasmi ah ka helay ra'iisul wasaaraha Itoobiya. "Madaxda Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya waxay kawada hadli doonaan xaaladda ammaan ee dalka iyo sidii loo xaqiijin lahaa in ciidamada AMISOM ay ka howlgalaan gobollada dalka ee laga saaray Al-shabaab," ayuu yiri wasiir u dowlaha oo warbaahinta la hadlay. Shariif Sheekh Axmed iyo wafdigiisa ayaa waxay ka dhoofeen garoonka diyaaradaha Muqdisho baqonimadii maanta iyagoo saacad kaddibna tagay Addis Ababa, balse ma jirto madaxweynaha hadal uu siiyay saxaafadda markii uu ka dhoofayay Muqdisho iyo markii uu gaaray Addis Ababa. Gobollada dalka Soomaaliya qaarkood ayaa waxaa ku sugan ciidamada Itoobiya oo gacan ku siinaya kuwa DKMG ah dagaal lagula jiro Al-shabaab, waxaana ciidamadan ay qabsadeen degmooyinka Baydhabo iyo Baladweyne oo ahaa goobo ay gacanta ku haysay Al-shabaab. Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya ayaa marar badan safarro ku tagay dalka Itoobiya tan iyo markii xilkan loo doortay horraantii sannadkii 2009, waxaana xilligaas ka hor uu hoggaaminayay xoogaggii maxkamadaha oo dagaal kula jiray ciidamadii Itoobiya ee ku sugnaa Muqdisho. Maxamed Xaaji Xuseen, Hiiraan Onilne maxuseen@hiiraan.com Muqdisho, Soomaaliya

Nassir....The AU and International Community had years to properly train and equip a robust Somali force.Instead, millions are being poured into AMISOM and neighboring countries while Somali forces are left in the wildernesses with no pay or proper hardware. This shows the TFG is being undermined by denied the building of Somali army and police forces.

XX..What was his vision and what evidence is there to support this claim?

Somali woman shines in military training program, giving hope to European trainers Tuesday, March 13, 2012 IBANDA, Uganda (AP) — A military instructor clad in fatigues and boots who barks out orders to men half her age has become the unlikely star of a European Union program to train thousands of Somali troops. Nearly 98 percent of the trainees in the six-month class being held in a remote Ugandan village are men, but it is 40-year-old Fatuma Hassan Noor, who returned for advanced training, who often gets mentioned in discussions of what the program can be proud of after its mandate expires in December. Western governments are injecting millions of dollars into a program that they hope will contribute to the stabilization of Somalia, and officials stationed here hope dedicated students like Noor, when they finally return home, can prove that the money was not wasted. Col. Michael Beary, an Irish officer who is in charge of the training mission, said he is not sending soldiers back to Somalia to defeat the militant group al-Shabab. Beary said he is instead trying to create disciplined soldiers who will return home with “a different attitude.” The 608 Somali soldiers in the current class are being trained on good citizenship, women’s rights and how to stop gender-based violence, as well as weapons training, first aid, mine detection and communication during battle. The 60 trainers in the village of Ibanda come from 12 European countries. The program has already trained 1,800 Somalis since 2010. The trainers say the mission is a small but vital contribution toward the creation of a professional army. “This mission is very successful,” Beary said. “It is having a real effect on the ground.” Noor is well-regarded because she was a member of the inaugural 2010 class but returned last year to train as a noncommissioned officer, a forward step toward her goal of practicing as an army nurse. This time, she came with her daughter, Amal Ahmed, who now says she is no longer afraid of a loaded AK-47. “We don’t feel lonely when we are together,” Noor said last week. The girl glanced at her mother and said: “We comfort each other. ... Some say my mother brought me here, but I tell them that I am strong enough to correct my mother when she is wrong.” The mother and daughter presence on a camp dominated by men has infused some excitement into a program that is conditioned by fluid and often volatile events in Somalia, which has lacked a stable government since 1991. Al-Shabab is on the mind of everyone at the Bihanga camp where students train among structures built to resemble Mogadishu’s ruins. But the trainers say they cannot afford to focus on terrorists whose power is fading under pressure from foreign armies backing Somalia’s transitional government. The class hopes to create good citizens. This thinking, missing in earlier sessions, is being practiced partly through what is called “training of trainers,” courses in which a few fast-learning Somalis are taught skills they are expected to pass on. Noor is specializing in saving lives in combat, and these days she spends a lot of time training with rubber dummies. “She’s good, very good,” said Abdullahi Kula, a translator observing her teaching a class on CPR from a distance. Noor’s teachers say they like her enthusiasm. “I met her the first day she arrived,” said Portuguese Lt. Col. Mariano Alves, the camp’s training commander. “She was very active. Immediately she asked me how life was here, how I was doing. She is a nice person.” Noor is a private in the Somali army and the widowed mother of six children. She suspects she would be serving tea back home if she were not in the military. And she says she taught herself how to speak English, a skill that contributes to her popularity. “When I go back home the women will look at me and say, ‘Look at her, she’s 40 years old and we are 20,’” she said. “They will want to come here. But they can’t speak English like me.” Many of the Somalis here, who range in age from 18 to 40, are illiterate, and only 15 percent speak English. The trainers rely on a few translators to impart their lessons. Each of the trainees will get $100 for every month spent at the camp, but they can only receive the cash after completing the course. Trainers say the money does a lot to keep them motivated. “Like babies, they start by crawling, and then they start running,” said Sgt. Godfrey Onio, a Ugandan who has helped train the Somalis since the mission started. European and Ugandan officials say they cannot control what happens after the Somalis return home. There have been defections in the past, with some frustrated trainees joining al-Shabab for better pay. Roberto Ridolfi, the Italian head of the EU delegation in Uganda, said any renewal of the military program would be predicated on what happens after the mandate of Somalia’s transitional government expires in August. The diplomat recalled a recent trip to Bihanga, where he was introduced to trainees including Noor. He was impressed that the woman had returned for advanced training, and he thanked her. “It’s a beautiful example,” he said. “What the woman is doing is a good example of leadership.” Source: AP

Xaaji Xunjuf;803313 wrote: The general was a visionary leader the problem was his cause was hijacked by power-hungry individuals. . He was mass murderer who inherited country and washed down the drain. The likes of him and Yeey were simply power hungry and they had no vision beyond that.

Juxa;803378 wrote: ninyow anigu i am used to talking dadka afsomaligoodu yahay in sayid maxamed level ee i dhaaf Nagadaaye:D Waxaa leedahay Sayid afSoomaaligiisa dalac bilaash waaye.

Yanks make big fuss about this sort of thing but what's weird is society that bombards TV viewers with Cialis and Viagra ads would complain breast-feeding.

Laba ragco tukada and call it night folks.

Carafaat mingis Faroole la,yiraahdo ku dhacay.

^Or even qandho:D

Qandho isdajiba

N hadhwanaag is suppose to be one of the better ones?

Raamsade and his nemesis seem to have lot in common.

^You need break. This insane obsession with Faroole is driving nuts. Quran in lagu saaro waaye.

Nuune.....Soomaaliya religious majirey, what do they exactly want? If they are truly against women in Parliament, then screw them.They should be pointed as spoilers. Sahal...thanks

^It's not for him to remove Sharif Sakiin or take an initiative to mediate between Parliament. Any comprise need to come from the Somalis themselves. Whatever he does, the man can't win. He gets involved and mediates between these so called MPs, he will be accused of 'running' Somalia by all parties or if he stays above the fray, he will be accused of not doing his job. We can't continue abdicating our responsibility and accusing others.

LOL-the land with million presidents

nuune;802182 wrote: I had this believe that Solers don't die and it is only internet, I was wrong! Che, I think the women folk will be included in the cabinet, not 30, but 5-10, the rest will be MPs and envoys. I mean this group he's talking about, are they part of the current or previous cabinets. Women are the majority of the country's population. Any !diot opposed to their participation should be silenced. Duufaan.....We can't continue scraping every plan because someone is not happy. The problem with the Somalis is that if someone doesn't like what they see, they want to undo the whole process.