Somali satire on the civil war..very fun but also capture the absurdity of Qabyaalad in Somali life. Sorry for those who just speak Maxaa tiri, But if you pay close, you should understand, perhaps MMA could translate. In the process of Aarsasho kill first, ask question later policy they kill someone from completely different Qabiil, the conflict widens. I love the woman chasing him and the kid...LoooooL Minute 8.45..the blue shirt is describing the fight. He's telling the old man nine people and he died...LooooooooL..u nder shock

Aamin

He's in the Sudan.

Mandatory is always bad idea unless your country is actually constant real threat.

I see they are picking it up from where the last guy left it.

It is heating up. PIS needs to be dismantled! Hopefully no civilians died.

The explosion occurred at a crowded restaurant at around 6:30pm local time Friday, instantly killing a Somali national named Abdiaziz Haji Yusuf, according to police officials in Garowe, the capital of Puntland. Mr. Abdishakur Mire Adan, Puntland's deputy information minister, told a press conference in Garowe that the explosion was "accidental." "There is an ongoing police investigation...but I can tell you that all the victims are Somali, except a wounded girl who is ethnic Oromo from Ethiopia," Mr. Mire said. Garowe

NGONGE...It would be good excuse. AIG was one of those huge companies that were just invisible since it was the insurer of those all that ensure the avarage joe, and now it is so exposed...Jay Leno made Joke that Sesame Street stop using the letters A,I and G in their alphabet. Lily...Lula's country is one of few countries coping with this crisis. Their economy was more balanced and wasn't invested heavlyin toxic stocks and their financial institutions regulated. Of course, their exports were affected since their customers abroad are cutting back

'White, blue-eyed bankers have brought world economy to its knees': What the Brazilian President told Gordon Brown

Lily ..AIG had to remove their name from the headquarters in New York as if no one knows they are located there. Apparently, they have getting threats...Some threats went little far as their families were also mentioned.

Muslims complain alot!

Originally posted by General Duke: One Hundred Years of Solitude;One of the all time great stories, highly recomended I have read this one-the only book I ever finished within week that could remember anyway. I'm now little ticked and bit uncool since it's recommended by Oprah

Originally posted by Ms DD: Che Bal faahfaahi Gambar inaa la,igusooturo borjikana ku kardhaco intaa orod isleeyahe baa kacabsanaa!

^I love uunsi, but not without eehem eheme

Sayid...This is all subjective. There's no measure for islaweynin, but I guess you are to vioce your opinion!

Originally posted by Norf 2: I'm off for a KFC lunch.... Do they serve a healthier entrees in that part of the world?

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Twisted-Logic You sounded very reasonable but unfortunately veered off into all too familiar territory that most Somalis find themselves-reduced to defending a region, qabiil, and worst of all criminals who preyed on the innocent and destroyed Somalia. I don't see how different you are from Duke!

^Your argument is nonstarter since it's based on false assumption about an entire group of people.It is not empirical feasible and mount nothing more than moral posturing!

^We are talking about the same Indhacade right? Everything touches does turn into dust.

Good development!

Hi Cl,Malika n JB, What do you do when you see somebody sniffing coke in public place like metro trains?

Geelljire Not to mention, the entire foundation of today's Xamar is based on the seclusion of other Somali tribes-ones that get expulsed and left volunterily in 90s.

^I did see Alle-Ubaahne posting in politic section. LooooooooooL@Jeesto. ..That sounds like Wanlanweyn nickname, are you married to one, and a Xamarey friend gave you name?

^I share your goal of moving away from Qabil-based representions, but to say there is no institionalized clan entity in Mogadisho is at best self deception and at worst out right lie. Qabiil plays central role in Somali life and Mogadisho is no different. You can wish away qabyaalad , but it won't go away. You gotta deal and work it, but slowly move from it. Peace and stability is key, and after that, incremental reforms are needed instead of grandiose ambitions. Don't confuse your ideals with reality!