^LooooooooooooooL...we know where Hargeysa is

Xaajigo waa pragmatist-he will even welcome Al-Shabaab if they welcome recognition.

NGONGE-Wait for Xaaji Xunduf. Coincidentally, Arab foriegn ministers issued statement encouraging informal resumption of talks between Israel and Palestine.

^That stinks.Try to accidentally step on theirs.

^LoooL

Habo-I have relatives from all over including Toghdeer or what use to be Toghdeer. Besides, I haven't seen many people from villages, they are like exotic creatures to me We had institutions dedicated to studying them when they come to Xamar. We had one Sijius too

^What's name of the village?

^Whose shoes did you step on?

^If you upset the Cosa Nostra, the commission will axe you-A&T knows all too well

Sherban...Were the men that flew into the World Trade Center and Pentagon at peace with God-I must admit they had balls knowing you are facing certain death.

^My Somali is fine. Perhaps you didn't phrase your answer right. But anyway, you were so caught up in defending the man, informing me about parliament procedures, dismissing the foreign minister and enjoying Faroole's reaction the visit, you forget answer me Here's deal sxb so that I don't take the fun out of things like did for you and the Zack-just wink and I will get out of way so you can beat the Duke and alikes

^You mean you are not Somaliland patriot?

^The man was in official capacity-of course he says matters as he's there on behalf of the Kenyan state.

I seen it last night. I wonder what it feels knowing the moment you will die?

^Dajiye-You and I are good.I was only bugging with one question and that's who behind issuing this complaint and you finally answered. As for man, I'm sure he's good and nothing can be done to him, and I wouldn't want anything to happen him either.I hope we can whatever person's stature, history, and personal traits are, we should still able to question them if they slip up on important issues? Maaddeey...I don't know the guy. I'm going by his interviews where he was repeatedly asked about secession.He failed to distance himself or repudiate the idea of secession. And I might also he was there in official capacity representing the Kenyan state.

Nassir-It would be nice if he could clarify that and also tell us the role Muslim Eritreans play and how influential are they?

Maaddey-He can visit where he wants but supporting secession goes against the interest of Somalia. He should be called out for entertaining the idea of secession. And I would remind you, if Las Canood and other part of the north secede, it is seceding from Somalia not Puntland (Puntland is not country- hating the state obvious). I'm surprised you can't look beyond ciyaal Puntland and Somaliland's tit for tats and see the bigger picture.

Originally posted by Maaddeey: Awkeey Shariif waa jilcay ma is dhahdeen! aaway bootadii sanadka cusub! Never had it in him to begin with.

^People are judged on their actions regardless of their standings or history.

^I just realized that's Dayniile but regardless good move on Faroole's part. Al-Shabaab is reality!

I get admit Faroole made start move-nothing changes man like taste of power.Make them part of the establishment and new reality will emerge. That's why people should let Al-Shabaab be the core of the state structure. Due in time, Godane and Shangoole( ) will be consumed by the realities a state ! The blue flag stays!!!

^LooooooooL....I had to beat that out of you

Dajiye-I agree with you on your points but who's behind this and what prompted the foriegn minister to initiate this complaint? Just curious!

Dajiye-Let me break it down sxb. I feel like we are going in circles. I don't think anything can or would happen to Farax in terms of his political stature, so in that context-there is little the foriegn minister can do to him.Nothing will come of that unless there is vast conspiracy involving all Kenyan heavy weights to oust this man and I know how government operates and what could get Farax out into the street.So in short, the foriegn minister can do little to the man. I agree with you there. I also don't think his trip to LA has any practical consequences. It doesn't change the reality on the ground or farther Somaliland's quest for the elusive recognition. That said, he must be called out for entertaining secession, even you would agree with that. Lastly, back to my early question-who's behind this? You said it can't be any Somali player since none of them are influential enough. So, it is Kenyan political mudslinging or there are other things we are not privy to?

Dajiye-Who is it since you have ruled out any Somali players. Is it just sleazy Kenyan politics? The Zack-The man supported secession, what more reasons do you need?