Considering the mass human migration over millennia, I think it's legitimate question to ask the origins of the people in the horn.

^LoooooooooooooooL...I have never seen a Somali groupie. Youtube comments are funnier-poor kid.

^Insult-noh, he's doing his civic duty and he brought the whole family along. No habar was left behind (no pun intended) I don't support men but movement.

^The inherent contradiction haye-this is what happens to preachers (they come in all forms).

Odagaan cajuuska ah ma,asaa waxkale waqti uhaaya. He's cleaning after Riyaale

^Yes, only if we see Siraanyo prancing around in Wardhiigley.

^So two individuals outsmarted and duped everyone else?

^That said, I don't condone carnage Duke-You are beginning to lose it-giving these secessionists more than they are actually worth.Get grip mate

^I'm afriad y'all mistaken-given the opportunity, Godane will blow up Hargeysa on any given day. He has no love for the Tigray vassal provinces.

d/p

^LoooooooL.

Peace Action-How about I suggest you use the derogatory name Sodomland for your secessionist friends.

Brazil President-elect Rousseff pledges gender equality The woman elected to be Brazil's first female president has promised to make gender equality a priority. Dilma Rousseff said she wanted parents to be able to tell their daughters: "Yes, a woman can." Ms Rousseff also promised to fight poverty and maintain continuity with her highly popular predecessor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. She won Sunday's presidential run-off election with 56% of the vote to rival Jose Serra's 44%. Ms Rousseff takes office on 1 January next year when President Lula steps down after completing the constitutional limit of two consecutive terms. Hunger pledge Her election as the country's first female leader was a sign of the democratic progress Brazil had made, Ms Rousseff said in her victory speech in the capital, Brasilia. "So I am here stating my first post-election commitment: to honour Brazilian women so that this fact - unprecedented until now - becomes something normal and can be repeated and expanded in companies, public institutions, and organisations that are representative of our entire society." She continued: "I would like very much today for fathers and mothers of daughters to look in their eyes and tell them: 'Yes, a woman can.'" Ms Rousseff, a former Marxist rebel who was imprisoned for three years in the early 1970s for resisting military rule, promised to protect freedom of expression and worship, and to honour the constitution. read more

How do you know where they are from?

Bombs tip-off 'came from former al-Qaeda member' The crucial tip-off that led to the discovery of parcel bombs on two cargo planes came from a repentant al-Qaeda member, UK officials say. Jabr al-Faifi handed himself in to authorities in Saudi Arabia two weeks ago, the officials told the BBC. The US says its main suspect in the failed bomb plot is the chief bombmaker for al-Qaeda's Yemeni branch. Yemeni officials said 14 suspected al-Qaeda members had surrendered in the restive southern province of Abyan. Abyan's governor said five senior figures were among those who had handed themselves in, and more fighters were expected to surrender in the coming days. Yemen is facing mounting multi-national pressure to battle al-Qaeda, says the BBC's Lina Sinjab in Sanaa, but some doubt its ability to do so as it faces social, economic and political problems at home. bbc

Yemeni police release woman arrested over East Midlands Airport bomb find N the women protesting were Ms.Hanan's schoolmates.

Lazy-seems you jupmed the gun.

Originally posted by xiinfaniin: Ulusow is begining to mature...without a doubt this is his best that I have seen. Federalism is necessary evil. And we must treat as such. He's beginning to accept the inevitable. Somalia can't be one city state.

Duke-I don't condone murder whether it's committed by AS or Puntland.

SOMALIA:Establishing The Federal System and Moving the Capital City, Mogadishu Dr. Abdi Ulusso Monday, November 01, 2010 The draft constitution issued by the Independent Federal Commission on July30, 2010 is flawed but the Commission run advertisements through different Media outlets to promote and condition the Somalia people. The draft raises many questions without answers and it is contentious and controversial and it is the product of Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aden, the Speaker and former Prime Minister Omer Abdirashid who had a hidden agenda in order to entrench themselves in power and establish a permanent government in Somalia for personal interests. The odd outcome of all this is politicization of the constitution. For instance, it recognizes the 18 regions formed by Siad Barre that, can't be bases to create regional states in order to establish a federal system of government in the country. In my view, Somalia can have confederation of North-South or in order to establish a federal system a merger of the 8 regions of pre-Siad Barre era to form the bases for the federal system in order to deal with imbalances created and as well as problems of size and number of regional states and/or their borders. Therefore, I propose the following 5 (five regional states) : 1. regional Somaliland ( north-west and Togdheer), 2. regional state of Banadir (i.e., Mogadishu, Middle Shabelle and Lower Shabelle), 3. regional state of Jubba (i.e., Bay, Bakool and Gedo (Upper Jubba) ), and Lower Jubba (i.e., Middle Jubba and Lower Jubba), 4. regional state of Puntland (i.e., Mudug, Central, Bari and Nugal) and 5. regional state of Hiran. Thus, the merger of the 8 regions is the best solution respecting the pre-independence borders of the country and at the same time reducing the number of regional states to a manageable level but at the same time promoting their capacity to discharge the functions and responsibilities of regional states as required. Another controversial issue in the draft is Art. 8. The national capital city, Mogadishu and its status in the federal structure. Mogadishu was under represented in the civilian government with only two parliamentary seats while many cities with smaller populations had more than 5 seats each etc. Thus, the arguments contained in the new draft constitution is unacceptable because the commissions wants to kill two birds with one stone. First, it ignores the existance of Banadir Region that dates back to the civilian governmnt and to the Siad Barre’s era where the region has seen demographic changes and grew to sixteen (16 districts) districts to accommodate the population explosion. Second, Mogadishu was the Capital City of Somalia and without problems. However, the disputation of the commissioners that, the Capital, Mogadishu should not be part of a regional or have a limited political power for fear of dominance of certain people is to suggest that the people living in the sixteen districts should not representation at the local level, at the regional level and or at the federal level. I believe, Ottawa is the Capital City, Canada and it is located in the Province of Ontario and therefore, we suggest that the Capital City, Mogadishu to be part of Regional State of Banadir because no one in his/her right mind will accept to treat Banadir Region differently than other regions or Mogadishu than any other cities in the country. Thus, if Somalis agree that the Capital City to remain in Mogadishu, the Federal Government will be responsible only to its institutions in the Capital City, Mogadishu. How, about moving the Capital City to another city in the country? I am sure that, the people living in Banadir Region or living in the City of Mogadishu would prefer moving the Capital to another city rather than accepting loosing their democratic participation of the poliical affairs of the country. Nevetheless, Somali people have suffered over the past twenty (20 years) and faced human rights violations of unprecedented proportion that resulted in bloodletting, death and mayhem of innocent civilians, rampant looting of cities, destruction of public and private properties and all Somali State organs while forcing millions of Somalis to flee their homes and live in squalid refugee camps and million others who are displaced in their own country and living in abject poverty after loosing everything. It is time to put the past behind us and stop depending on international players to resolve Somalia’s problems. Of course, sorry to say that there are no international efforts to strongly support to bring those responsible for corruption, human rights's violations and war crimes in Somalia to bring them to justice. I believe that there can’t be a lasting peace in Somalia without accountability and we urge the international community to do something about it. Finally, Somalia needs fresh new faces, untainted by corruption, the civil war, religious wars and human rights's violations and believe strongly a secular, democratic and sovereign Somalia. Thus, Somalia needs people who can change and work with the International Community and only this way we can reform the government, the legislature, the judiciary in the next administration. Dr. Abdi Mohamed Uluuso, E-mail: drabdi2000@yahoo.com

^This was murder suctioned by kangaroo court-the same kangaroo courts that indicted and convicted Abditifataax Jama within the same day.

This was extrajudicial killing-it's very unfortunate.

LooooL@beautification-sounds like something a drag queen would do.

^You mean Mugdi Mudug?