N he finally joined the legions of the so called Somali leaders that paid homage to Zenawi. You gotta give it to him, unlike others he did hold out as much as he can. He wouldn't have made a good prom queen

Gabbal...It was rhetorical question. Naxar...You can't help but be cynical. To your other point, do you realize your version of Somali is not spoken everywhere?

But will they fulfill their duties?

Basically, many leading Ethiopians undoubtedly see in the existence of a Somali Republic, as weak as it may be, a latent threat to the security of the Ethiopian Empire. Many Ethiopians undoubtedly see the elimination of an independent Somalia as the ultimate solution of the O-gaden problem. It's fair to say this has come to materialize! Ethiopia might then get wide support to eliminate the threat and, in the same action, establish Ethiopian suzerainty over Somalia. Dare I say Puntland and Somaliland.

^Unfortunately they do-all the more reason to be cognizant of them!

^Ciid Mubaraak to you too! LooooooooL@Xiinfiin...My sincere apologies to both! I'm told Arab S migrated back to the homeland though

LoooooooL@Abwaan

^It's Qabiil construct-by and for H@rti, Leelk@se, and Awrtable. What's this gotta to do with anything anyway? Sorry MMA about Qabiil names!!

^Bravo-goormaad afSoomali akhris baritey.

Ayoub-A reaction to ethnic cleansing in Xamar during 1991 and a consequence of this unfortunate civil war. Aw Xiin Welcome

^NO

Anyone?

^I'm not sure if there's state called Pirateland in Somalia but I googled it anyway- this is I stumble on. Goldogob is in Somalia. That's all we could confirm now.

Liibahe....Goormaan ku caaye? Cajiib!

^They are part of Somalia last I checked!

I haven't watched Seria A in while but I had chance to watch Juventus vs Roma-good show, it was a draw though

^LooooooooooL

^It's period of the month for Libaahe

Ayoub...Goldogob could be part of any entity as long as they don't have secessionist aspirations and are not selling their brothers to Zenawi. As for bombs going off there,honestly I don't know what I will feel. I have no particular connection to the place if you are insinuating I might be more sympathetic cuz of possible ancestral lineage. but I know the evils of war and I have seen it in person and not that I'm arrogant enough to equate my past experience compares to the pains reer Xamar are going through. I do believe and know, if AMISOM and their foriegn backers leave, Xamar will be pacified and enjoy the same peace that the rest of the South does. Lazy-let's examine this.The TFG has no control over the south, has no control over the central part of the country, has no control over the northereast and the northwest.The TFG can not exist in Xamar without the AMISOM. Even with AMISOM firepower, it controls the ports,the longs road that connects Villa Somalia and the airport and maybe if there are lucky couple of districts. AS was in earshot of Villa Somalia during the last major push to dislodge the TFG. Also to call TFG an institution is misleading and not factual true as it enjoys no sovereignty and offers no services. The so-called international recognition is all that's going for TFG and that's waning away the TFG mandate comes to end and Yanks look towards quasi states in the North. Haatu....You are missing the point. If you believe AS is not the answer and the my advice to you and all those fighting over ministries with no portfolios is to support and build institutions and not sacab tun for some fella will go the same way he come in. It's ridiculous to fight over which ministries and how many should region aka qabiil get when there's nothing to be had.

Welcome! What do you wanna chat about?

^I don't match people, I just present options

^Ismulara iska iloobey bal Farah scientist qoob sagaaro kuqabo mise you are into architects?

^maxaad ladhooli cadeeney

He's no oday and I'm told he could be Soler.

Ismulara and Aaliyah-how about you start with this fella and here are few more options. Their genes might not be as good as those Indian parents but it's good start bal idinkuna bring something to the table.