I was not consulted on this-we need elections.

Sensei;777599 wrote: Jonis Mitchell aka cagaarshoow aka jaundice. Remedy: uus ari ayaa laguugu qubeenayaa, calooshana Dhuuxeey Faandho ayaa kaa qubeysa. looooooooool...you had me laughing

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Let's see what come of it but calling another shir is just silly.

Maybe we should define the meaning of prominent in this context? two possible meaning noticeable or celebrated? Certainly, Ayan Hirsi is one of the most noticeable Somalis while Ahmed Gurey is one of the most celebrated. Meaning and context people without accusing each other of ulterior motives.

Demo in Buhoodle

This looks like survey. Most people either hurry through without thinking or lie about surveys.

Jacaylbaro;777137 wrote: Here we go ..... I was expecting bacaaac but it seems you have little army doing that for you...loool

^It's good thing they are going into the Bari fog and establishing some sort of governance.

lool...calm down Fiqi Duke...I was talking about this

What come of the trip to Qandala?

Duke...I know it is the divisions within those who claim to represent this community that's the underlying problem but what institution can force out these people? Mind you, some of the tribal members will come to their defense despite these men contribute nothing to their well being. Taleexi..Good leadership is not synonymous with today's Somalis and that largely have to do with the larger public which this disfranchised.

Naxar...I guess it will be a matter of who's the ultimate the guardian of this community-the Garaads or politicians who switch sides because they didn't get what they wanted. I agree with you reer Buhoodle spoke loud and clear as demonstrated by their reaction to the naked aggression of the secessionist forces. Duke...Haabsade is certainly responsible for many things including crimes but only the purpose he now serves is to sanitize the attacks by the secessionists. Fiqi...What are they protesting against?

It certainly was an arduous process that required patience. It's a win that they see it through.

Naxar...The question is how much influence does he actually have on the ground over his subclan and as it's our nature will those tribaly affiliated with him undermine the whole thing? Duke...He certainly didn't leave Puntland on good terms that's for sure.

*To put mildly, could be a case of one man's personal ambition derailing an entire process at the expense of an entire tribe.

^Anyone having issue with this is probably not worthy engaging, in the meantime let's see if there's indeed oil in the ground, three months is not long.

^You had to insert Oodka into this...Leave the old man. He's SOL elder, bit troubled but elder nonetheless.

^I think your sentiments have been well documented, now let those from these regions answer the question?

Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar;777019 wrote: Why did I just remember that well-known anecdote sheeko about two men who were fighting and a third man came across them while still fighting. Markuu kala celiye ayuu weydiiye why they were fighting. Waxee ku jawaabeen jawaano lacag cirka haddee kasoo dhacdo yaa leh iyo yaa lahaan doono ayee isku heysteen. Markaas kii kala celiye yiri, "Iga raali ahaada dagaalka meesha kasii wata." You are the third people that noted this...loool I guess Dr.O ain't paying attention. Puntlanders, listen to Duke. Any oil or minerals in Puntland belongs to all Somalis.

Where's the champagne or too early?

This question is posed to those Somalis that hail from the regions this man claim to speak for. We already know how Pland and Sland feel!

Click What is his motivation?

^LoooL...were you one of them? A reborn Puntlander:-)

NN...It has always been vibrant city with diverse population.