I have been to Jabouti- the man didn't lie, perhaps he should have been more diplomatic since he was talking about the State and its people.

Dear Lord-such uninspiring speech,

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas hands over a formal letter for Palestine to be admitted as a state to the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon during the 66th UN General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters in New York, September 23, 2011. AFP PHOTO/Emmanuel Dunand

Live Speech by Abbas http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/ Xiin and Gheelle.T...I should have it was an interview during newshour not separate program. I will see if there's link somewhere. In short,Zbigniew said the US will greatly damage their interest in the Arab not to mention their standing in the world. He noted with the expected veto of Palestine's application and continues removal of Arab regime, the US sphere of influence will diminish tremendously and hence their interests undermined. But he warned Arabs too will suffer consequences essentially calling cooler heads to prevail.

Abbas just handed his bid for independence to the UN! I'm glad he went through with it and didn't buckle under US pressure. Have you seen Zbigniew Brzezinski interview on AJ?

looooooooool@jb....war ninka daa dee

Ayoub-I believe it means Cape Kamboni But you had to guess a place in Somalia where camels swim with the fishes..come now

^I thought ras meant cape?

^looooooooooool...calm down kiddo..you are taking this way too seriously...good riddance cayayaankaa intee laga soo daaye.

No little man but it's odd you would b!tch about Sland in site that caters to citizens of Soomaaliya or do you have a habit b!tching about Sland in foriegn sites.

^It's hard to forget when you are here everyday-like battered wife, you come back to the same people you claimed to have abused you.

Excellent

NGONGE;747445 wrote: ^^^ How about this one? Romanians or Bulgarians? They come to mind...lool

Someone has wet dreams about AS. It's unhealthy to have such obsession with these men.

This mantra has failed to yield any tangible results, secessionists need PR firm to sell this project.

By Elias Kifle Ethiopian Review September 19, 2011 The burning of Ethiopian woman, Shweyga Mullah, by the family of Libyan madman Gaddafi has shocked the world. The bestiality of the Gaddafis in subjecting a fellow human being to such unspeakable cruelty is horrifying to any decent human being. People around the world would be equally shocked if they see pictures of the tortures that are being perpetrated at this very moment by the U.S.-financed regime in Ethiopia. One of the torture victims whose story the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalist wrote about this week is journalist Woubshet Taye. According to his wife, Berhane Tesfaye, Woubshet and other prisoners are being savagely beaten up and tortured by Meles Zenawi`s security forces. Woubshet told family members that he is unable to hear due to the torture. The crime of torture by Meles Zenawi`s regime against Ethiopians is not news. Ethiopian prisons are filled with thousands of Shweyga Mullahs. All well-known international human rights organizations have extensively written about savage beatings of prisoners by the Meles rgime. The Ethiopian women shown below have been burned by Meles Zenawi`s forces in ******, eastern Ethiopia: click here

Jacaylbaro;747492 wrote: Greetings from Muqdisho ,,, looooooooooool Look for Juje ninyahow. loooool@reconciliation secessionist and khat induced dreams

^Whatever you believe will happen will happen.

loooooooool...I would have suggested a trip to therapist but that's not the Somali thing to do, I figure the next best solution for your despondence.

^Who said anything welcoming Sland delegation, I mean you meeting him since you know so much about the guy. Anyway, what do you remember about Xamar?

Here you go

^I know but he does make short trips to Xamar, besides Kismayo is not that far.

^War XX, you are not part of the delegation to Xamar Cadeey, who know you might run into Amir..lool

Somaliland Delegation to Visit Mogadishu in Historic Trip Report — Voice of America Somaliland plans to send a delegation to Somalia's capital Mogadishu on Saturday, in what would mark the breakaway region's first official visit there in more than 20 years. During a news conference Thursday, Somaliland Vice President Abdirahman Saylici downplayed any political significance, saying the trip is purely humanitarian. The delegation plans to deliver money to help Somali drought and famine victims. Somaliland's trade, industry and tourism minister, Abdirisaq Khalif, said his region's people have raised $700,000. A second delegation from Somaliland will visit Kenya's massive Dadaab refugee complex near the Somali border on Saturday. Dadaab is home to more than 400,000 Somali refugees. Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but is not recognized by any nation. The region runs its own affairs and has existed in relative peace and stability for two decades. Somalia, in contrast, has been wracked by 20 years of chaos and conflict since warlords overthrew dictator Mohammed Siad Barre in 1991.

This will make Xiin happy and cement his assertion about Siiraanyo....:-) Where's NGONGE?