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^Amiin

*Blessed;780498 wrote: Why not? Hook him/her dee since you ask.

Oodweyne...Better my silly somalinimo than your delusions.

^NGONGE is putting in extra hours to explain this in way that's palatable to others while trying to appease his 'country-folk'-not just easy job.

^ Foreign involvement is not advisable but it's must for we don't have the capacity in terms of people and government institutions. The way we will benefit is to have decent enough leadership that's sincere about people's needs and development and the country overall. My fear is because we are such poor nation, few dollars might be given to officials and the rest stolen by foreign stakeholders.

^Aamin

^LOL

You know, I just realized and perhaps I was giving the benefit of the doubt in the past, for all his talk of epic wars in the past and his ululation of the Buhooldle assault is for him an opportunity to finish something he feels wasn't completely done except the enemies he wants to fight are not there anymore.

Gheelle.T 3D glasses baa ubaahantahe to see things.

God help us, the man lives in another world.

^Tolka cid madaxa isku galin karta majirto bal isku dirka jooji Aw Xiin.

Aw Xiin...Odayaasha cimrigooda waa dhameestayn nagadaa. Bal meesha hala, isku baneeyo. Faroolaba wiilashiisa meesha uga kacayaa..lool

Aw Xiin ma rabo inaa meesha ku cariiyo laakin I gotta look for Bari girl too...looooool

^Waayahe I was just telling khadar gabar ku shukaansan karta little hablaayo lamo dhaho and yes, Khadar dumarka wax weey shukaansadaan. OK marka, I am out!

Foreign companies might not necessarily bring economic development though its definitely good start and will go along way to maintain stability.

Xiin....Knowing Somalis, I am not as hopeful and pushing people against the wall while humiliating in their own towns might just tilt things. Regardless of the tradition and calmer heads in the region, no one expects things to get worse until they actually get worse and get out of hand-after all who thought Somalia will experience decades of war. Sensei...if that's their idea of seeking credibility, God bless them.

Aaliyyah;780365 wrote: (although he stretched it with the lil aliyah comment lmao) Khadar...What did I tell you ninyahow. Thanks God Aaliyah qof reer magaal waayo and is letting you down easily,

Khadar...Take my advice ninyahow no woman likes to be called my little even if she's your cousin.

Xiin...The promise of better future is a just promise till something is realized. Without economic development and lack of international recognition, creating an enemy might be the last option left. The longer this continues the more tribal becomes.

looooooo@my little Alliyaha iyaah, that's turn off ninyahow. Aaliyah is woman not my little

I just would like to know the reasoning behind. Escalation of this war benefits no one.

One of the least talked about and perhaps the most crucial factor in the destruction of the Somali State was lack of or the decline of the social and economic development. With the news of possible oil discovery in Puntland and proliferation of 'regional governments' in Somalia, how crucial is economic development to the long-term stability of Puntland and how long can stability be sustained in place where there's extreme high unemployment, lack of institutional capicity and recurring natural disasters?

As the war in Buhoodle takes tribal dimension, is risking peace worthy the trouble? Latest from Buhoodle

^Let's hope sees the humor in it but if I post some more and chat with blue, the man might think I am undermining him:-)