^Stoic-Oh God, is this what happens when one gets married.

^The pay must have been good -lot things are coming back to bite him on the behind.

He will finish his term seeking funds-there must be some plans down the pipe?

^How those that matter react is beyond my control hence there's nothing to minimize or no blow to soften!!!

^I wonder how much does he expect from just alliance considering past history. Atleast he was modest when he was asked if he's to bring Somalia from the brink.

If the world would only reward the good behaved Somalis Nothing new here but since WFP is in the spotlight, maybe they should extend the investigation into the UNDP office in Nairobi which manages most of Somalia's aid money including monies for capacity building.

He's officially on the side of "war on terror" Interview

^Well for one, how feasible is it to establish relations with apartheid state which considering your grievances against Somali proper is rather ironic to say the least.

What Next for Zeila after Ugas Mustafe’s Coronation? By Mohamed F. Yabarag March 03, 2010 wardheernews

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^What's wrong with pursuing your interests no matter how misguided they might be?

^Somalis don't think that farther-if they did, rebel movements would have planned beyond Barre's departure from power.

I think we established beyond a shadow of doubt that "whoreland" administrations hand over Somalis to the Tigray regime-whether this story is true or not doesn't really matter.

The Zack-What religion do you follow?

Originally posted by Juxa: why did he stay? he could easily get another no? Stay married and get something on the side-Chirac should have been his mentor.

After reading this, I actually missed A&T r-rated stories.

The way he extends his hands forward, looks like he's going for something

^Profound change...I wonder what would that be. You will be "allowed" to call him apostate now? The Zack.....The whole thing comes down to one thing-revenues from the Kismayo port.

^Devolution what powers exactly..?

There have always been journalists who “crossed the lines” and switched to being spokespersons, advisers or investigators of bodies that were previously the object of their coverage and commentary. There have presumably always been journalists whose work serves as a cover for clandestine work, but only a few are willing to admit it. One such person is Herbert Pundik (Nahum Pundak), a veteran Israeli-Danish journalist with an international reputation who a week ago in an interview with the Danish daily Dagbladet Information said that for about 10 years, he worked for the Mossad while doing his journalism job. His admission sent a shock wave through the serene Scandinavian country and aroused considerable media interest. “I traveled all over Africa under the cover of [being] a journalist,” said Pundik. “In general, where is the boundary between espionage and journalism? For example, I wrote a detailed analysis of the tribes in Somalia and their attitude toward political parties, I investigated the political situation in northern Nigeria. These were things that the newspaper was also interested in.” Biyokulule

^Ask Dajiye and A&T if Jalalaqsi is town, they would know

Maddeey...Don't forget Faarax Macalin Zack-I haven't been there ninyahow but I have been to Jalalaqsi

Maddeey. The Zack-Beled Weyne was mini-Xamar in terms of diversity-no real majority.

^Doesn't matter what I'm but there are quite natives qabiils other than Cumar Xaashi's and of course other Somalis who made good chunk of the population.

LoooooooooooL@Blessed...we will tone it down. The Zack-If you know anything about Beledweyne, then you would know there is and was diverse Somali population-My dad was born in Beled Weyne.