The is is the most classic and well-known niiko song. It is originally ku heesay by Aweys Khamiis Mabuuse. Kuwa ku niikinaayo waa a laba isqabo ee couple oo Xamar aad loogu yaqaanay ahayeen, Sheekh Abuukar iyo xaaskiisa Kaltuun (Faay) la niikineyso. They still niiko together in Dubai now. Aboow, batiiqoow Bocor iiga keen Beertii jaceylkaa Balanteen ahee Bakara, bakara Baabuurka ii jooji Meelaan ka daahoyaa Beertii jaceylka Balanteena ahee Bitoow, bitoow Baabuurka soo fuulee ------------ Beydaankaa Soo hoobiyee Halahoo isii Midig ka dhaw Bidix ka dhaw Sii sii malaboow Sanjab Sanjab --------- Soo bood bood Bara waa tanaa Adi lee baraakadaa Adi lee baraakadaa Bukeen karaa ------- Iyeeyoow Iyeeyoow Geedkii jaceylka Culeeskiisa isoo galee -------- Gabaryahay Gambaalo aan ku wadaa Hoo gareyskaan Gurigii ku geen lahaa Ee go'aan noo ahaa [Tan niiko ma'aha]

Qolkaan ereyadda dhan dib loogu noqdo waaye. Qaarkood si qaldan loo micneeye. Ma saan ayeeba idinka tahay Soomaaligiin? Dib aan u fiirino kuligood. Restrictions = xanibaad Compliance = addeecid/addeecis Organisation = urur Qualification = aqoonsi/shardi/xaddidid Confidential = qarsoodi ah/sir ah Observation = indha indheyn Recommendation = talo Hindsight = dib ka ogaansho Discovery = soosaaris Foe = cadow Search = baadigoob/raadin Injection = durid/mudid Infrastructure = aasaas Coincidence = isku aadid aan la fileynin Shock = naxdin Terror = argagax Invasion = dal gelid/dal qabsasho Manipulation = si xirfad u xukumid Optimism = wanaagfilid Extract = ka saarid/ka miirid Romance = qiso jaceyl Enhancement = wanaajin Compatible = isku dhigma Cultivation = Cararog Instant = isla markiiba/islamar/durba Friendly = saaxiibtinimo leh Continuous = socda/xiriir ah Corruption = Masuqmaasuq Dazzlement = Indhadaraandarid [dazzle = indhadaraandar] Ban = Joojin/mamnuuc [banned = joojis/mamnuucid] (Koley mamnuuc waa Afcarabi.) -------- Ereygaan micneeya: Turuufatoore.

this whole time I am picturing 6'4", 300lb, dark as hell nin eh...loooool. And what is wrong with those men? Sheekaaba noo tuureysaa caawa. Nin 6'4" oo intaas pound jiro millionaire waaye badankood, either basketball or football ciyaaraan. Maba heli kartaa.

Originally posted by xiinfaniin: ^^Good sentiment there yaa MMA. But Bishaaro’s point does not really contradict what you wrote there. She did not question the principle of fighting Ethiopia. She did however question the strategy with which to achieve your objectives of ejecting Ethiopia’s occupying army out of Xamar. What we see today on the ground and the detached pronouncements coming out of Asmara do not fit together adeer. There are millions displaced, thousands killed, and thousands more maimed in the south. I, or Bishaaro for that matter, would be less concerned if Somalis equally share the cost of fighting Ethiopia and America and other Somalis to remove this misguided leadership and reclaim our republic. But the brunt of this burden yaa MMA is being taken today by one segment of Somali community in and around Xamar. The Baydhabo next door is peaceful. Hiiraan is largely peaceful. Puntland and Somaliland are largely peaceful. Kismayo is peaceful. I mean there is no sense of lets fight Ethiopia in the ereas I mentioned. They may be at each other’s throat but certainly not in a war footing with Ethiopia. Confronting those glaring facts, how could you object to any peace gesture is really beyond me? Is it out of pride, conviction, or you see it convenient to support or prolong this conflict till the resistance achieves tangible victories to boost their standing and it’s then that you would accept or heed calls for peace? I find the parallel drawn between the fight in ****** and the one in Somalia quite erroneous! The strategy there is to frustrate Ethiopia till she exhausts resource and stamina for her desire to hold onto that Somali land. The means is guerrilla warfare. Both the strategy and its means are working in my estimation. But in Somalia, we are utterly divided to even come up an agreed strategy to drive Ethiopia out of Somalia. Fighting Ethiopia in Xamar proved to be a very clausal mistake, both in terms of our national pride, and in terms of lives lost and properties destroyed with no tangible returns to show for it. In fact new refugee camps are being established in Ethiopia to commence speedy resettlement programs for our displaced. When you blindly support the continuation of a fight that you are undisputedly losing and oppose any hint of peace talks, you do defy reason adeer. Perhaps you are unwittingly falling into enemy’s plans to destroy what’s left Somalia and displace as many of her people in the name of security and stability. We should think a little deeper before we promptly obey the raw commands of our heart…we should be thinking with our heads, and not with our hearts! What you have in mind is a lofty, ideal goal. An admirable, in fact. If only, though, it was that simple and straightforward. What exactly is there to negotiate? Honestly. Ma qof gurigaaga xoog ku heysto, kuna xaar xaaraayo ayaa halala hadlo leedahay? What will you negotiate and put on the table in this? Give a particular place uu ku xaar xaaro and to leave the rest of your own home? Or you will negotiate the toothless few cheerleading boys inside the house who apparently think the odour smells good? Wadahadal iyo wadatashi qof kasoo horjeedo maleh. Iska hadal iyo madadaalo is, wholly, another matter. From what I can understand, you are suggesting that the resistance groups should sit down with the stooges at a table, without a precondition requirement of Xabashi's withdrawal as a must before any talks begin, and the stooges will [hopefully] agree a scheduled time frame of gradual Xabashi pulling out? Is that what you are suggesting? Wow, what a splendid idea, indeed, if it only were that simple. You honestly think Xabashis, having lost thousands of their men, will quietly go without getting a huge political favour in return, if not a whole junk of the country? Or you want the south to be just another entity controlled from Adisababa, sida ay hadda yihiin Waqooyi iyo Bari? Waxba yaanan la isku madadaalin, la isku jilin ruwaayadda, Xabashi is not -- and NOT again -- going anywhere unless forcefully removed. I mentioned and elucidated my points of why they will be there unless resisted on my last post of this thread. Your assumption of them quietly leaving is dead wrong. Wrong both politically, militarily and speaks a poor political judgement. A miscalculation that is both unprecedented in this world, where an occupying army quietly leaves without getting huge political favour back or a installing a proxy, obedient regime in. The occupying Xabashis, if not resisted today, will -- and it is a sure guarantee -- make bases; they will control and patrol the seas soon [they are already training marine and naval units and have permission from this illegitimate entity of a so-called dowlad]. And you are expecting this not to continue? What exactly is to negotiate and talk about in a circumstance like this again? Meeshiiba Falastiin ka dhigtay, oo every few years shimbiryaaloow heesa loo keeno. About why Muqdisho is resistance's primary target, there are more factors than the eye meets. We don't have to make wrong assumptions, speculations and presumptions. It is just wrong. The factors: One, Muqdisho is the capital of Soomaaliya. It has a political heavyweight on the international legitimacy and makes sense politically. Secondly, Muqdisho is a major city, where guerilla warefare is much suitable than any small-town. Third, Once Xamar is liberated, it is much easier on other towns. Not vice versa. We need not, again, to dwell the pointless and unnecessarily debate of why the resistance groups are focusing in Muqdisho and not other towns. That is not for us to understand. Those who assume the resistance forces comprising from one clan are downright wrong. They are also wrong to assume the suffering Soomaalis, who la barakiciye being one clan. They are wrong in that sense, because their rationing is filtered from a clan perspective. There are many in there who are fighting for Soomaalinimo and Islaanimo. Turki, Rooboow, Shangole, to name a few, and as the junior stooge Max'ed Dheere says, are not "reer Banaadir" [as though he was one]. Yet, they are fighting there for Soomaalinimo. Why they are not focusing on other towns again? Personally, I don't know. Can I understand their political reasoning, for any? You bet I can. It is just what it is -- small towns. Nevertheless, they are lately changing their strategy and taking the warefare resistance to countrywide now. Already Hiiraan, Bakool, Galgaduud ka socoto qabanqaabis. You must also know I don't personally agree kuwa dhalinyaradda la baxay Shabaabka and their political ideology; isku aragti manihin, go'aan iyo mowqif aan isku dhawnahay maleh, laakiinse maxaan heynaa oo meesha yaalo? We are forced to support them, they are the only major group fighting and resisting. We have no option but to support, come rain or drought. I can bear living under an authoritarian Soomaali regime, whose political ideas I don't agree with, than a Xabashi one. Any day, night and time.

Interview with Mr. Abdillahi Ahmed, Vice President of the World Somali Congress Question : Mr. Abdillahi, would you narrate briefly for our readers your family background, and your formation years in Somalia? Abdillahi Ahmed : I was born in Djibouti where I completed all my education, graduated from the Teachers’ Training School. I worked subsequently as teacher, and I got involved with several parties of the Somali opposition, until I emigrated to Canada for political reasons. Q : Would you give us an outline of your studies and career? Abdillahi Ahmed : I graduated from the University of Quebec in Outaouais with major in International Studies. I am currently completing my Master’s Degree in regional development; my research is focused on the Horn of Africa region. In parallel, I work as part-time administrator. Q : For 16 years, Somalia has been divided and at times constrained to fratricide strives. What is the origin of these problems? Is there in Somalia a long colonial shadow? To what extent is the present situation due to the quadripartite colonial (French, English, Italian and Abyssinian) division of Somalia? Abdillahi Ahmed : The problems that we are facing today in Somalia are mostly the result of the colonial partition of the country, the latest phase of a long struggle for survival, which lasted for over 100 years, and the Quest for Somali Nation Unity. Western Colonial Biases in favor of Abyssinia Q : Let's come closer to our times; if we go back to 70s or the 80s, was there anything that would be considered as alarming signal for a forthcoming division and fratricide war? Could one anticipate developments? Abdillahi Ahmed : Yes, to mention view here is some points: The multifaceted aid that colonial Europe had offered to the Abyssinians, involving both arms and political guidance, and more particularly in the case of the Abyssinian invasion and occupation of Somali territories i.e. Herar (1882). The partition of Somalia into British Somaliland, Italian Somaliland, and French Somaliland, and the transfer of part of British Somaliland into Abyssinians hands (1897-1954) The persistent attempt of colonial advisors to prevent Somalia from achieving independence (1950 - 1960), and the constant colonial instigation of tribal divisions aimed at eternalizing the colonial tribal partitions (See Omar Osmaan Rabeh: Republique de Djibouti ou roue de secours d'...Ethiopie, Silex, Paris, 1985. L'Etat et le Pansomalisme, Editions le Derwish, Paris, 1987, etc.) At the end of the Trusteeship (1958), the colonial advisors based the first Somali Government on tribalism, although the Somali Youth League, who had led the fight for Independence, and the first Somali Prime Minister, Abdirizak Hajji Hussein, were against. Amhara Communist Mengistu and Tigray Neo-Nazi Zenawi: crueler than Somali Dictator Siad Barre Q : Many Somalis from Somaliland complain about the treatment they had at the times of the late Somali President Siad Barre. They insist on the fact they were then persecuted, and kept out of the administration of the country. Do you agree with this? Abdillahi Ahmed : This topic needs very careful consideration since people do not have the facts; in addition, we have to admit that there were several well-orchestrated agendas involved. Here are some explanations: Tribal colonial policy of divide and rule (pitching tribes against each other) Mistakes made by the late dictator Mohamed Siad Barre. Our enemy, Abyssinia, took advantage of existing problems. Q : As many still speak negatively about Siad Barre, what is your opinion about the last president of (a united) Somalia? Was it finally good or bad to oust him? Abdillahi Ahmed : Whatever he might have been, down-to-earth reality shows that Mohamed Siad Barre was far better than those who overthrew him. These criminal thugs are today responsible the misery that our nation is in. They couldn’t agree on anything, let alone anticipate developments, and their shallow mindedness was clearly demonstrated when they invited our archenemy into the country. Today, our Nation is in deep trouble, more than before, and average Somalis, innocent people, are massacred without any reason on daily basis. [soomaali Galbeed] will be cut off from Neo-Nazi, Fake ‘Ethiopia’. Q : The foundation of the modern state of Somalia in 1960 was somewhat incomplete, as occupied [soomaali Galbeed] was still under Abyssinian occupation. To what extent was ******'s liberation, and the completion of Somali Unity, a priority for the Somalis between 1960 and 1977? Abdillahi Ahmed : It is not only Somalia that suffers senseless colonial partition, but Africa at large was forced to accepted existing boundaries. European Colonial powers and the Abyssinians, Africa’s single and denounced colonialists, were behind the formation of these irrelevant borders. This is the reason that there would never be a peace in the Horn of Africa. The liberation of Somali-West (Soomaali Galbeed) and the Quest for Somali Unity was root cause of the disintegration of the last Somali Government. Q : A great national Somali effort was deployed in 1977, in the [soomaali Galbeed] Liberation War; although the Somali army reached close to Finfinne, the old Oromo capital that has been re-baptized by the Amharas as Addis Ababa, finally Somalia lost the war because the late Soviet Union abandoned Somalia, sided overtly with Abyssinia, and even then the US failed to support and sustain the anti-colonial effort of the Somalis. How traumatic has been the experience of the Somalis, and what traces did this undeserved attitude leave down to our days? Abdillahi Ahmed : After we won the 1977 war against Abyssinia, both the West and the East ganged up against us, and finally took away our hard won victory. Thus, they granted what we call an "artificial victory" to the Abyssinians. As you mentioned, we got close to Finfinne, but unfortunately, our victory was snatched in front of our eyes by far greater enemies of Somali Unity than the one we fought. It had a drastic experience on our moral, and had a very unhappy ending; however, in the long run the Truth will prevail. * I inserted Soomaali Galbeed to respect the site's rules.

Peace and Unity in Somalia – One Way Ticket to Africa’s Future American Chronicle November 30, 2007 To better illuminate the real dimensions and the unnoticed aspects of the Horn of Africa grave problems, we planned on giving space to genuine and influential Somalis, who can offer an authoritative analysis of their country’s problem. The mass media failed at the a global scale to properly inform the average public allover the world, focusing mostly on impressive incidents, not insightful analysis. Yet, there are many critical dimensions of the Horn of Africa problem that unfortunately are totally ignored among Western readers. That is why we decided to start our Horn of Africa interviews with the World Somali Congress, and their Vice President, Mr. Abdillahi Ahmed. The organization principles are solemnly stated. Principles of the organization The World Somali Congress respects and subscribes to Muslim tradition. The organization will respect and use the positive elements of the Somali culture, the national experrince and any good human experience. The organization will defend the independence and unity of the Somali republic. The organization subscribes will respect constitution, rules, standards and conventions both national and international. The organization intends to support all initiatives which aim to the re-establishment of peace and justice in Somalia or any other area. The mission of the Organization This organization was created in the current context of despair, desolation, tribal division and the lack of a central government. The causes 1 - The dictatorship of the last government and its political errors, nomad mentality, and its tribal organization, and the clash with the State nation. 2 - The persistence of the crisis can be attribute to the Warlords who hold as an hostage wells and populaces for their only interest. 3 - Also the permanent interference of Ethiopia and others nations to the internal affairs of Somalia. It is of primary importance : To restore peace, the unity, forgiveness, justice and the capacity of a central government. To fight poverty and dependency. The organization set as priorities : The defense of the nation, the faith, the State and the people The return of the political structures like the parties, assembly etc. The return of Democracy Conscientisation of the population and the Diaspora Development of a political, social, and economic program to prevent any return towards a similar situation, and to help Diaspora toward an effective integration with programs Activity and programs To build a new mentality and a new Somali personality Popular Education: denunciation of the tribal system, conscientisation and the making of a spiritual and rational awareness to end the crisis. Means used: conference, round table, debate, interview, etc. Propagation of any idea impregnated with justice, peace and reconciliation Alliance with any organization with similar goals in order to be effective Our organization will do everything possible to establish relation between Diasporas and the inhabitants of the Horn. Our organization will get involved in any activity which contributes to peace, justice and development. Building of schools to help and educate the youth Our organization is opposed to any external interference without invitation of the national community or the international community.

Originally posted by Nephthys: quote: The only way the Asmara group will have dialogue,is when Ethiopia is out of Somalia. If the TFG is able to address this issue,i am pretty sure Sh.Shareef will negotiate with them. But will they will they? Will this PM address this issue? Doubt it!! We all know getting Ethiopia out of Somalia is not a workable option for the TFG. Obviously a compromise of some sort has to occure at this point. It's about time the Asmara group gave peace a chance. If not for themselves, then for the rest of the Muqdishu civilians and forget about revenge, which is the road to more ruins. Already 6000 dead, how many more of their own people are they willing to sacrifice? It's crazy! I beg to differ for an ominous and unpromising fact –- the fact that you are completely forgetting that this dowlad ku sheeg will keep the Xabashi occupying forces for the foreseeable and near future in Soomaaliya. Those stooges absolutely have no problem, no trouble with this as long as they remain as subordinates in a little power. Having written that fact, there are other factors that negotiating and pleasing Xabashi lackeys is futile. Fact I: They are toothlessly powerless, an irrelevant entity that wouldn’t last a week should the occupying Xabashi abandon tomorrow. They also have no power, whatsoever, to say NO to any Xabashi demands, now or any time, let alone promising Xabashi occupying army’s withdrawal in a time frame. It would make a lot more sense to directly negotiate the real problem -- and enemy -- who can call the real shots –- the occupying Xabashi army. Fact II: Xabashi army is not superpower nor that mighty invisible army. We should not lose this focus as a fact; they are poorly-armed and one of the lowest organized army in the developing world [third world], barely a step away from being an unorganized ragtag militia. Their weapons and arms is not that sophisticated, not that modernized; an outdated arsenals supplied by the no longer existing Soviet state, most decades old and dilapidating. Fact III: The Xabashis do not have the means to sustain a prolonged occupation, even if they desperately needed and wanted to. A poor nation cannot keep fighting in a perpetual guerilla war, and Washington, always known being an impatient new empire, will soon get tired of funding this soon to be protracted, abiding war. Time is indeed on the side of our gallant and heroic resistance groups. Fact IV: The so-called Xabashi's "Itoobiya" is not a nation on the true definition of the word. It is a Band-Aided nation, la isku kab kabay, desperately clinging to its last legs; it is a "nation" always protected by a current superpower of the world, be it old Burtuqiis, the collapsed Soofiyeed's Ruush or Mareykan. A nominal "nation," which at its basic root barely functions and sustained constinuously by foreign aid, which without it this so-called nation would disintegrate in no time. A poorly banded "nation" ruled by a very minority elite Tigreys, with vast majority of the citizens it claims to represent subjugated. Those repressed people's long struggle for liberty are rightfully resisting, including Oromos, who form the true majority. Fact V: If Xabashi occupiers are not resisted today, reclining and giving up our Eebbe-given rights, expect the xasuuq that is currently happening -- and for a long time happened -- in Soomaali Galbeed. If they see there won't be any resistance any longer, they may then reduce their army to save funds; they may not, however, completely abandon Soomaaliya. Ciidan kumanaan bilaash uguma dhiman if you think they will leave peacefully and don't have a sinister political agenda. They will plant -- and they already did this -- moles in every facet of Soomaaliya, making the already distrusting Soomaalis higly suspicious of one another. They are already trying this trick by building an "embassy" right next to the supposed official residence of a real madaxweyne, Filla Soomaaliya. This is a deliberate, calculated political strategy. There is no nation that I know of, under occupation or not, that allowed another foreign country to build an embassy right next, wall-to-wall of the official residence of a nation's head of state. Adduunka waligeed taas kama dhicin. If they are successful in this political game, expect dispirited Soomaalis being high, consider Soomaalinimo morale being low; daljecelnimo down, dejection up. And ultimately Soomaaliya as a free, sovereign nation to the dustbin of history. Soomaaliya will be a proxy, half-Xabashi and the other, limited half governed hyena-like by the Xabashi sycophants, uselessly competing to please their Xabashi master in their little fiefdoms. Fact VI: If we cannot resist Xabashi occupation army now, whom has four open war fronts, from Eritareeya to Soomaali Galbeed. This ragtag, shabby army cannot again possibly sustain to keep these four open fronts in a continual warfare.This is the best opportunity to continue the struggle. This struggle will also teach the stooges that we would never accept any foreign subjugation. We will also teach and show a firm warning to the future generations how to deal the puppets when the Xabashis are kicked. They will not survive. Them and their thoughts will be eradicated, forever gone with them. We will never allow another generation u shaqeyso Xabashi. In conclusion: Xabashi shan boqol sano dagaal iyo colaad naga dhaxeysay, they only know in ay shantaada kaa celineyso. This colaad will continue as long as they keep their agression and expansion into Soomaali lands; as long as they keep occupying Soomaali lands.

From this: Originally posted by J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o: Indeed it is a powerful tool that is why the jouralists are targeted in Muqdisho To this: Some should learn this is not xamar ,,, Ma iska qortaa waxa, mise meeshee dabeesha Riyaale ee Sanaawi u adeego aado iska raacdaa? Hadalkaaga dabeel miyaa? Does it have a principle? Let this teach you as a lesson: No where in Soomaaliya is free and out of Xabashi's tightened influence and factor, from Muqdisho to Hargeysa to Boosaaso to Baydhabo. It is sickening. I hope wariyaasha Jabuuti aadaan.

Yac.

Oh, Lord.

Darn shuud. Saan ma ahaa? Darn it.

Dooro aa? Maan, sheekooyinkaa qori jiray aan la yaabanahay.

Maan.

Ar qeybtaan shimee igu dambeysay. Saan lee ahaa iga dheh, maraxnimo 101.

Oh, maan.

Saan maa ahaan jiray? Darn.

Maan, saan maa marax u ahaan jiray. Shuud. Caawa meeshaan aa parking dhigtay, sugaba aan soo qufee wixii maraxa ahaa aan qori jiray.

Inta aqri. Aah, iska dhaaf, aan soo guuriyo iyada dhan shactiradaas. ---------- Xariifkoo kalaa turjumaan ahaa. Dhaqtar uu u turjumi jirey. Maalintoo aa habar xanuunsan u imaatay. Saan ay ku dhahday kii turjumaayi, "Maandoow, u sheeg in waraaboow igu dhacayee." Xariifkii aa soo booday, translating for the doctor, "She said she was bitten by a hyena." That can roughly translated back in Afsoomaali as "Waxee i leedahay waxaa i qaniiney dhurwaa." :eek: Duqdii 21 cirbadood oo loogu tala galay dadka qaniino eyga qabo cudurka raabiyada aa jirkeeda eber loogu dhigay. Maskiin.

Kumanaan kun oo Soomaali ah oo ku hor banaanbaxay xafiiska raisul wasaaraha Ingiriiska Banaanbixii ugu ballaarnaa ee looga soo horjeeda xusuuqa & gumaadka ciidamada gumeysiga Itoobiya ay ka wadaan gobolo ka mid ah Soomaaliya oo ay magaalada Muqdisho ku jirto ayaa maanta lagu qabtay guriga raisul wasaaraha Ingiriiska Golden Brown ee ku yaal wadddada downining street ee bartamaha London, waxaana dadkii banaanbaxaasi ka qeybgalay oo u badnaa hooyooyin, dhalinyaro rag & dumar isugu jira, siyaasiyiin, oday dhaqmeedyo, aqoonyahano, ganacsato, cuqaal & waxgarad kala duwan ay ku muujinayeen sida ay uga gilgilanayaan xusuuqo & barokaca aan loo aabo yeelin ee ay magaalada Muqdisho ka geysanaan ciidamada Itoobiya. Dadka banaanbaxayey oo aad u qiireysnaa, ayaa ku qeylinayey hal ku dhigyo ay ka mid yihiin Itoobiya ha ka baxdo dalkeena, Mareykanka waxey doonayaan in ay Soomaaliya u gacma duubaan Itoobiya" "Dowladda Ingiriiska waa in ay muujisaa mowifkeeda ku aadan gumaadka shacabka Muqdisho" iyo hal ku dhigyo kale. Cabdalla Nairobi oo ka mid ahaa dadkii ka qeybgalay banaanbaxa ayaa sheegay in banaanbaxa maanta dhacay uu mid aad ugu ballaarnaa banaanbaxyadii ay horay u abaabuleen, uuna ku dhammaaday sidii loogu talogalay, shacabkii ka qeybgalayna ay si weyn uga dhiidhiinayeen xusuuqa Muqdisho Itoobiya nama cawaansan laheyn oo caruurteena & hooyooyinkeena ma layn laheyn ee waxaa noo soo horkacay kuwo camiil ah oo doonaya in ay dalkii iibsadaan, laakiin waxey dalka ka carari doonaan iyagoo guuldarro badan qaba oo fashilmay, shacabka Muqdisho-na waa inuu garab istaagaa halgamayaasha xaq u dirirka ah, lana sabro" ayuu yiri Cabdalla Nairobi, wuxuuna xusay in ay diyaar la yihiin in ay wax walba u huraan sidii dalka looga xoreyn lahaa gumeysiga Itoobiya. Xigasho ----------- Banaanbaxa Sabtidii ayuu dhacay.

DIBADBAX BALAARAN OO AY KU MUUJINAYEEN DAREEnKOODA JAALIYADA SOOMAALIYED EE DAGAN DALKA IRELAND, KAAS OO AY UGA SOO HORJEEDAN FARAGALINTA QAAWAN EE AY ITOOBIYA OO AY DABADA KA RIIXAYSO DAWLADDA MARAYKANKU Waxaa Sabtidii [Diseember 01] barqanimadii ka bilowdey Xarunta wadanka Ireland ee Dublin, isu soo bax balaaran oo ay ku mujinayen Jaaliyada Soomaaliyeed ee reer Ireland Shacuurtooda ku aadan "xasuqa dadban iyo kan tooska ah ee ay ku hayan Dawladaha Itoobiya iyo Mareykanka", kaas oo aan lookala abaa yelin Bulshada somaliyed ee lagu barakiciyey magaalada Muqdisho iyo nawaxigeeda. Dadka bannaanbaxayey waxay socod dheer ku soo mareen Safarada Maraykanka iyo tan Itoobiya, ugu danbayntiina ku soo aruureen aqalka Barlamanka halkaas oo ay wax garadka jaliyada Soomaaliyeed ee reer Ireland kula hadleen ayna ku soo bandhigeen khudbado xambarsanaa Qiiro iyo wadanino. Dadwaynahaan oo ruxayey tabeelayaal ay ku xardhanyihiin sawirda hogamiyayasha sadexda dowladood iyo halku dhigyo ay ka mid ahaayen "ha dhaco Bush Iyo Sanawi iyo dabadhilifyada u shaqeeya, ha naga baxdo Itoobiya Dalka Soomaaliya si sharuud la'an ah hada." Waxay gudigii soo qaban qabiyey banaanbaxaan u gudbiyeen waraaqo ku saababsan cabashadooda baarlamaanka dalkan Ireland iyo Safaarada Mareykanka. Waxaa kale oo dadkii soo abaabuley mudaaharadka u qaybiyen farimo ay ku mujinayeen dhibaatada Itoobiya ay ku hayso Shacabka Soomaaliyeed. Banaanbaxaan ayaa ugu dambeyntii ku soo gaba gaboobay si guul ah. Xigasho ---------- Reer Ayrlaan waa mahadsantihiin, daljecelnimada iyo Soomaalinimada aa muujiseen.

Maxaa waaye saan ciyoow u quusaneysid? Eebbahaaga iyo dadkaagaba laga quusado, duqa. Quusasho iyo quursi ayaa ugu xun ifkaan. Labadaasba dadkaaga ha u qaadin. Waligaa haka quusan dadkaaga. Teeda kalena saan laguma jiraayo fiinaa iyo wiita. Waa laga baxaa marxaladaan adag. Dal iyo dad walbana wey soo martay, anaga teena xili cusub kusoo toostay. ---------- Somali race in everywhere maalmahan "Soomaali race?" Minii la yaabo, macbuudka iga dheh. War si walba iskugu dhib, Waqooyi Galbeed is part and parcel of Soomaaliya. Wax walba iska dhaadhici. And if you are stil wondering, there is no such thing called "Soomaali race." Soomaali waa ethnic group, ee isir laga wado. Race midkii madoowaa, indhayaraa iyo caddaa la isku heystaa in uu jiro iyo in kale, adigana Soomaali meel ugu raadinee because of gobol Soomaaliya ka mid ah in la aqoonsado.

Saas aa lagaa rabaa abaayadiis. There are some few youngsters on this site who might not even remember how Soomaaliya was or never set a foot, and yet who still have this positive view of Soomaalis and Soomaaliya. Our Nomad sister is one them, others Daa'uud Samaale and Buuxo. Keep the good cause and work, sister.

Kuusha, adiga afarta isla taagan ma taqaanaa horta? Magool iyo Hibo Nuura waa kaseysaa koley, ee labada kale dhexdooda u dhaxeeyo sheeg wir. Caan ee ahayeen, oo hoballada Waaberi kula jiri jiray.

Originally posted by nuune: ^^^ You are wrong sxb, it is Muxumed Amiin , check your sources. That video was from shirkii dib u heshisiinta Soomaaliya in Addis Ababa in 1993 right after qixii. Nuune, bililiqadii heer maanta waxee mareysaa xataa suugaantii la isku bililiqeysto. Xishood ma jiro. Heestaan oo caanka ah, Soomaali dhan wada taqaano, haddana in la bililiqeysto la rabaa, because of tolnimo or whatnot. Adisababa inay meesha tahay waa ogaa, but ma rabin inaa sheego because it is shame, heesta meesha lagu qaadaayo iyo heesta daljecelnimada see u tahay. Laakin waagaas Sanaawi hawla kale uu ku mashquulsanaa, oo Soomaaliya dhex dhexaad ka ahaa afaaraheeda. Many say shirkaas ayuu ku ogaaday some Soomaalis' true mentality, inay qabyaalad qurunkeeda caabudaan. MMA and Nuune, you guys are both wrong. Gacaliye Ayaa Heestaas alifey. I know this for fact. Ariirka, a simple google could have helped you, nonetheless here are the sources: I and II. The first source is on aftahan.org, a site dedicated to Soomaali literature.

The Samatar brothers -- Cabdi Ismaaciil Samatar iyo Axmed Ismaaciil Samatar -- maalin maalintee ahaataba loogu abaalgudi doonaa, abaalmarina loogu dari doonaa sidee Soomaalinimodooda ugu istaageen wax u qabadka dalkooda iyo dadkooda. ------------ Samatar appears on PBS' NewsHour Ahmed Samatar, dean of the Institute for Global Citizenship, appeared on PBS' "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" Monday night. Accompanied by Stephen Morrison, director of the Africa program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Samatar answered questions on the crisis in Somalia and the response of the international community. NewsHour correspondent Jeffrey Brown asked Samatar if he believed that the rise in the number of displaced people was directly related to the civil war and the fighting. "There's no question that nearly a million people now are displaced internally," he responded. "And this is directly a consequence of the resistance to the Ethiopian occupation and the incompetence and the illegitimacy of the transitional federal government." The international community, Samatar said, can respond to the crisis primarily by ensuring humanitarian workers access to the hundreds of thousands now displaced. He also called for the removal of Ethiopian troops, the replacement of the transitional government with a neutral international African group, and outside financial support for the rebuilding phase. "It's very important that we begin to find a way to get [the Ethiopians] to disengage," Morrison said later in the segment. "I think the U.S. has a very important role in this," he said. "On the humanitarian side, the U.S. is putting about $90 million a year into Somalia, about half the current flow." "The U.S. could step up its political engagement directly and through the Security Council," he added as the segment ended. The Macalester Weekly