Good gesture!

^Is that your way of letting us know you are married now.

^From what I understand droughts are gripping Sool and others part of the Northern Somalia.

Gheelle.T;740788 wrote: Somalia's long awaited peace and stability is on the horizon. Ghelle made it official, Erdogan is on his way, who will follow the lead? Gheelle.T What peace?

Been while since his days at NSS, I guess I welcomed to Xamar.

AYOUB;740728 wrote: ^ Now you don't care? Boy do you have qiiro swings! Waa waxa kaa keenay in aad marna shabaab taageertid, marna taraweexda kaligaa tukatid. Anyways take air of yourself.:cool: You could intentionally slow-maybe long fast is to blame but here goes, think of the concept of brand positioning and Somali being the brand, now give it a try and perhaps you can deduce where the argument is going. Have you become God's rep on this earth?

^You are getting there. It's unfortunate fate of sharing the same ethnicity which is subjected to profiling in its forms even at diplomatic levels that bothers me, beyond that, i could careless what happens to the old man. He's vestige of a bygone era and needs to retire before he fully becomes senile but I leave that to you secessionists.

satire.........?

Jacaylbaro;740684 wrote: Great stuff Hadhow uun bay gacanta quudisay qaniini doonaan ,,,,,,,,, right....loool

AYOUB;740692 wrote: It is cheap qiiro, because there no humiliation, none whatsoever. You need to channel this qiiro of yours somewhere worthy not a cartoon. May I suggest you stop praying taraweeh alone and maybe you might be able to channel your qiiro in the imaam's recitation. You remind of this moron calling himself Kaahin from Ottawa I believe calling SSC folks terrorist as if Canadians could spare him next he's at airport. I don't care for rituals done in mass.I leave the Taraweeh to you.

loooool

^all the bitterness, what exactly have Somalis and Arabs did to do?

The main opposition leader announces his plans to visit Somalia after the PM

Turkish leaders vying to rush aid to Somalia The leader of Turkey’s main opposition party has said he is planning to travel to Somalia on the first day of the Ramadan feast. His announcement follows a similar one from Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, whose aide said Friday that the premier will travel to Somalia this week to draw international attention to the plight of the famine-hit country. “We had a meeting with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs last week about traveling to Somalia. We also held talks with Tekin Küçükali, the director-general of the Turkish relief agency Red Crescent,” Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, the leader of the Republican People’s Party, or CHP, told reporters after visiting children with leukemia at the Istanbul University Hospital. “The ministry informed us that Somalia was not a secure place, but some aid materials can be handed over to officials at the airport. I am planning to travel to Somalia on the first day of the Ramadan feast,” Kılıçdaroğlu said. Asked about recent developments in turmoil-hit Syria, Kılıçdaroğlu said: “No one has the right to kill another person. Human life is the most precious thing in the world. We all are obliged to protect and support human life.” Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu meanwhile held telephone conversations Saturday with Senegalese Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Madicke Niang and Organization of Islamic Cooperation, or OIC, Secretary-General Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu. Davutoğlu invited his Senegalese counterpart to an upcoming meeting in Istanbul that will focus on the humanitarian crisis in Africa. The Turkish foreign minister also informed OIC Secretary-General İhsanoğlu about preparatory efforts prior to the meeting, which will be held in Istanbul on Aug. 17. Source: Hurriyet Daily News

looooooooooooooool

AYOUB;740627 wrote: Aah so sweet of you. To borrow a line from that famous movie; if you get a cheaper qiiro than ^^^.... It's only a cartoon on a screen from a story by an opposition website yaa sahbi. I'm not type for qiiro, just matter of reality whether you wrap yourself in buluugey or your secessionist flag, this sort of humiliation don't differentiate between skinnies but again you think the world cares who is Somaliland.

I hate Somalis being humiliatated like that.

I guess you are not part of 99% and such arbitary percentage, did you survey people?

Zack-The gas in the Ocaden is least of the problem, the mismanagement of land, leasing of farm lands to foriegn brokers, and unchecked mineral exploration is displacing hundreds of thousands of peasants from Gambella, Oromo region and Amhara regions. Now, you have an army of displcaed people, many poor and unfit for urban areas. In the Ocaden, famine is not talked in the region. You have the ban on charities and the on-going conflict.

^Either work for EPRDF or you screwed-nothing in between.

Today's Zaman August 13, 2011 More than TL 25 million has been raised in a special telethon organized by the Samanyolu Media Group and Turkish charity foundation Kimse Yok Mu (Is Anybody There) for famine-stricken Somalia. Titled “İnsanlık Ölmedi” (Humanity Has Not Died), the show was aired as part of relief efforts and was broadcast by stations affiliated with the Samanyolu Media Group, including STV and Samanyolu Haber TV, on Thursday night. The show was hosted by Gezegen Mehmet, a famous radio host. Many celebrities from the worlds of culture, sports and business made appearances at the studio to support the cause. Justice and Development Party (AK Party) İstanbul deputy Hakan Şükür helped launch the telethon and was at the studios until the show finished sometime near dawn. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan also spoke with the show's host over the phone. Praising the campaign, Erdoğan talked about his plans to address the famine that hit the Horn of Africa. “During a meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference [OIC] on Aug. 17, we will propose a different assistance process for Somalia and Africa. After that meeting, my wife and I will visit the [famine-stricken] places and think of [new] projects. Doctors and mobile hospitals from the [Turkish] Health Ministry will contribute to relief efforts. Also I will make a speech on this issue at the United Nations General Assembly,” Erdoğan said. In response to a question regarding the needy of Turkey, Erdoğan said his party distributed food to those in need across the nation, and added that the conditions in Somalia cannot be compared to anywhere else in the world. “Thank God there is nobody in our country [living] in those conditions. We will help the people there as our ancestors did,” he said. Celebrity guests included Kayahan, Seda Sayan, Ümit Sayın, Erhan Güleryüz, Murat Kekilli, İbrahim Erkal, Murat Dalkılıç, Vatan Şaşmaz, Tolgahan Sayışman and Erhan Ufak. They spoke with those who called in to give donations throughout the night. Kimse Yok Mu Chairman Ünal Öztürk said the organizers are happy about the interest people showed. “Let alone the numbers, the interest of our people in such charities is very important. A lot of celebrities and businessmen helped out. A little girl gave us her pocket money. This aid will reach places where it is needed. However, what matters is to work on permanent solutions,” Öztürk added. The first contribution in the campaign came from famous singer Kayahan's daughter, Aslı Gönül, while the largest amount, TL 750,000 was donated by the Doğuş Group. Businessman Ali Ağaoğlu donated TL 250,000 and the Turkish national basketball team, led by NBA superstar Hidayet Türkoğlu, donated TL 150,000. The student association of Gaziantep Sunguroğlu Private High School donated TL 100,000. Both businessman Murat Doğanay and famous TV host Acun Ilıcalı each donated TL 50,000. Owner of the Rixos hotel chain Fettah Tamince and Fatih University Rector Şerif Ali Tekalan also participated in the telethon. Source: Today's Zaman

^There ain't anyone except government sympathizers (paid) that will kill and pillage as well.

^People that live in these regions that's being pillaged, raped and murdered.

Any gas being used to oppress very the people that own it would have to be sabotoged.