^Waxaa qasab miyaa? I think what Castro is saying, you hang around a lot with people you wanna desperately dissociate from

Ar Maddeey dayniile.com baa dhaama

Garowe is the seat of the government, so Faroole doesn't have to be in Bosaso to issue a decree.Regardless, the man should step down as commanded.

^He should be chased out in the same manner But in all seriousness, people like him should dealt with harshly.

Castro-What's with nostalgia.Remind of MMA.

Originally posted by Castro: ^^^^ The real calaacaal is hanging around a patently Somaliweyn forum with all this nonsense about a separatist enclave. If you were so confident of your own shit, you'd be hanging out at SomalilandOnline.com. Alas, you need validation of your existence so you peddle your lost cause around here. :rolleyes: Waraa Castro-when did you join Puntlanders and my Ayeeyo KK in saying Somaliaonline is for unionists only

How many times do they have to ban you

^LooooooooL@Mintid...the gravity of the situation is not as bad as you want it to be. I know Uncle Sam contributes most of the money into any UN fund-the power purse gives them big leverage but they are most concerned about the South than they are anywhere else in Somalia including the north.

^I beg to differ but this is good beginning and I hope it continues and expands into areas. Mutual interests far outweigh any animosity.

Apparently, the reward for bad behavior is to expand the Bosaso port

WFP to Assist Puntland in Expanding Bossasso Port The government of Somalia's Puntland state has signed agreement with the United Nations World Food Programme to expand the capacity of the port in commercial city of Bossasso. In a meeting held in Garowe Presidentail Palace and attended by officials from both sides, parties inked mutual aid accord where the world food agency would provide assistance in the expansion of Bossasso port. Source

Better than taking shots at each-hopefully they collaborate and work towards peace and progress.

^But we can depend on you though

^There are no secrets amongst Somalis-umad aamusan ama isku ceeb qarisa ma,aha.

And the cat and mouse chase continues.

^I'm sure he has his qualities otherwise why would so many people will come out for him but I find him entertaining.

Wefdi u hogaaminaayo Wasiirka Waxbarashada maamul goboleedka Galmudug ayaa magaaladda Garoowe ee caasimadda Puntland kulan kula qaatay Wasiirka waxbarashada ee Dowladda Puntland Cabdi Faarax Juxa. Xarunta Jaamacadda PSU ee magaaladda Garoowe ayaa saaka lagu qabtay munaasabad lagu soo dhowaynaayo wefdiga Wasiirka oo dhowr maalmood ka hor soo gaaray degaanadda Puntland gaar ahaan magaaladda Caasimadda. Munaasabada oo ay kasoo qaybgaleen masuuliyinta Wasaaradda Waxbarashada Puntland,Jaamacadda PSU,Aqoonyahano iyo martisharaf kala duwan ayaa laga soo jeediyey khudbado kala duwan ee looga hadlaayo xirrirka dhanka Waxbarashada u dhaxeeya maamulada Puntland iyo Galmudug. Horseed

This man should have his own reality TV show as well

WFP Welcomes Independent Investigation into its Food Assistance Operations in Somalia

^Come on, I see reality show in the works

^It will be entertaining though.

Bad idea!

What is population per sq mile in Somalia-I never paid any attention but there's so much conflict over land for such sparsely populated country.

^What form of government would you advocate for? Unitary system or federalism?

When was the claim on “Saylac” started? 02 March 2010 | News Bookmark and Share Reprinting of Polarizing Despots: Baseless Claims On “Saylac” By a Clan Who Predominately Resides in Djibouti Has No Merit or Historical context Introduction: The historical and brotherly relationship between Somaliland and Djibouti went rock bottom since 1977, when Djibouti-former French Somaliland became a semi-independent state. Somaliland was the traditional sanctuary for the people of Djibouti, where they feel safe from the ravages of the brutal French colonial authorities. While on the other hand, Djibouti authorities have imposed undeclared sanctions on the people of Somaliland in their hour of need. Both the Djibouti governments of Hassan Guled and Geelle closed the border between the two countries nearly a dozen times since 1991. In almost all cases, that illegal and arbitrary closure of the border may have been largely motivated by clan hatred, insecurity, unwarranted fear or shear incompetence of understanding the consequences. The movement of goods and people between Somaliland and Djibouti was a matter of life and death at the time. Continue