^Waraa you need to toe tolka line

^You seem to have infatuation with murderous individual? Is Yeey still alive?

^looool..walax cusub aas sugaaye when I saw the title of the thread-just disappointed seeing the same one mosque, the unfinished Golis building, and even the same cars and gaari gacan.

This is what I hate Somali skirmishes-nobody wins.

^Noted

^LoooooL Nina...Thanks for the suggestion!

^Qof kasta qofbii sacab tumaa. What's difference? And there's no truth and no angels in Somalia but lets deal with FACTS.

^God you sound narcissistic...Take it easy duqa.

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We do need that in this maano koobiye called SOL politics

^Aamin to the duco Wat's with the big grin laakin

LooooL@truth..xaasha

Somali Psycho-can you enable your private messaging function?

Sayid's dusty little village-goodness gracious

MMA...If Sharif was there, then it's guilty by association. A national leader shouldn't welcome divisive figure in Villa Somalia. Zack...Could you condemn an action without bringing others into.

fulaynimo iyo Tabar darri

^JB is dharcad iska jir

Nassir-My point exactly-welcome development but exercise control over any project even if it's not for local consumption only.

The lease should say "the national port of Somalia and Ethiopia" then

loool

That I know but any bilateral relationship should respect each others sovereignty.Sovereignty is the bedrock of any bilateral relationship.Ethiopia is/will be obviously the biggest client of Berbera port but calling the port Ethiopia's national port is misnomer.

It's matter of exercising sovereignty over the port in legal and political terms.

Using language like "national port of Ethiopia" is impinging on Somali sovereignty-it's politically loaded phrase.

"We shall be setting the port up as the national port of Ethiopia ," said Lafont. Ethiopia is client?

Maybe we should let objective historians decide Siyaad's legacy-emotionally damaged Somalis don't make for good and OBJECTIVE historians.