who ,, Me ??? I just did a test one and it was fine. Time to do the real one now ,,

oba hiloowlow;685335 wrote: tiir dhexaadkaas waa somaliweyn oo midowdo.... Maba Lulatee Maxay Leeftaa ...........

Good Afternoon Trollers ............ Horta why i can't change my Signature ???????

What the Mad Man do ?? ,,,,,,,,,, everything

دكرتك والحجيج له ضجيج بمكة والقلوب لها وجيب فقلت ونحن في بلد حرام به لله اخلصت القلوب اتوب اليك يارحمن مما عملت فقد تطاهرت الذنوب وأما من هوي ليلي وتركي زيارتها فإني لا اتوب وكيف وعندها قلبي رهين اتوب إليك منها او أتوب kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk ,,,,, jar buu ka tuuray kaas

Waar xataa salaada waa laga dhaafay the mad man ,,,,

I don't think a "Mad" person can differentiate who from who ... MAD that is ...

Regardless of what its mandate says, the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has become a counterinsurgency operation fighting to prop up an unreliable, ineffectual and largely invisible government. That's the view of Professor Paul D. Williams of the Elliott School of International Affairs at the George Washington University in the US. Writing in the in the December newsletter of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, he says AMISOM “is carrying out this difficult and dangerous task with little solid international commitment.” He adds the AU dubbed 2010 the year of “peace and security in Africa” but for AMISOM t has been anything but. “Not only has AMISOM continued to suffer heavy casualties but several non-governmental organisations have accused it of killing hundreds of civilians through indiscriminate shelling of residential areas. There is near-universal agreement that AMISOM in its current form is incapable of fulfilling its mandate to help bring peace and stability to Somalia, but time is running out to find an alternative.” Williams notes that in the wake of the al-Shabaab bombings in Kampala in July the AU and the East African regional organization the Inter-governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) declared that they would bolster AMISOM’s personnel numbers up to 20 000 troops and 1680 police. “A revised concept of operations was developed for the mission in September along with a phased deployment plan for the new troops, which includes positioning AMISOM troops outside Mogadishu. The AU has called on the United Nations to pay these peacekeepers’ allowances from its assessed contributions and urged the Security Council to ‘re-hat’ AMISOM as a UN operation and impose a naval blockade and no-fly zone over Somalia to stem the flow of foreign fighters and weapons fuelling the violence. Putting his weight behind these proposals, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon encouraged the Security Council to take the ‘bold and courageous decisions necessary’ to strengthen AMISOM. “These new plans are quite a stretch from where AMISOM stands today. It has only in the past few weeks reached its original authorized strength of 8000 troops (from Burundi and Uganda) with Guinea pledging to deploy a further battalion. AMISOM’s police contingent has been even more under-resourced, now comprising just 50 officers (although Angola has offered to contribute to training the Somali police force). “It is hardly surprising that AMISOM’s four years in Mogadishu have made little difference to Somalia’s conflict dynamics,” says Williams. “If anything, it appears to have provided a focal point for the insurgency. Nominally a peace support operation, AMISOM’s main role has become protecting Somalia’s Transitional Federal Government (TFG). This has left it in an odd position: it is delivering humanitarian assistance to some residents of Mogadishu while simultaneously trying to counter an insurgency led by al-Shabaab that is fond of employing terrorist tactics. “AMISOM lacks the tools and mandate to do either job effectively. It is confined to parts of just one city and has barely begun the difficult process of winning the hearts and minds of the local population. Unless dynamics on the ground change in fundamental ways, counterinsurgency would also be the primary task of any new UN mission. “To have any hope of success in counterinsurgency, AMISOM would need at least two things: a reliable local partner that has the support of the civilian population, and a broad and strong international consensus supporting a more coercive mandate. “The TFG has failed in almost every respect to be such a partner. It has been virtually paralysed by internal conflicts and has failed to build durable alliances outside Mogadishu. It has not delivered reliable services to Mogadishu’s desperate civilians and has regularly failed to pay its own security forces. Neither has it been able to push insurgents out of the capital. Indeed, for most of its existence the current incarnation of the TFG has struggled to hold even those areas it inherited from its predecessor in 2009. There is also reportedly considerable mistrust and lack of coordination between AMISOM and TFG security forces,” charges Williams. “The biggest factor going for the TFG is the international recognition it has received and the resulting political and economic benefits. Yet locally this has fostered the idea that the TFG is more accountable to, and dependent on, external governments and international organizations than it is to the Somali people. Legitimate governments are built on strong societal foundations, from the bottom up, not by external recognition flowing from the top down. Rather than trying to impose a unified national government, which most Somalis have always seen as a foreign construct serving largely foreign interests, external actors should help engineer the political space necessary for Somali-led peace processes at the local and regional levels that emphasize accountability and reconciliation. “Nor is there much evidence of strong and widespread international support for either AMISOM’s original mission or the new proposals. While citing Somalia as a pressing regional security concern, the vast majority of African governments have refused to deploy personnel to AMISOM, despite repeated pleas from the AU Commission. Most have cited the lack of any peace to keep, the lack of logistical capacity and the lack of funds. Why would this reluctance to contribute change without a dramatically different mandate or political framework for AMISOM? “Beyond Africa, support for AMISOM has arrived in dribs and drabs: the UN has provided a logistical support package; several countries have contributed to a trust fund for AMISOM; the Italian and Swedish governments have provided funds for over 3000 TFG security officers; the European Union has set up a training mission for TFG troops in Uganda; and the US Government has provided some $180 million of equipment and logistical assistance as well as training support. As of June 2010, however, only 56 percent of the Consolidated Appeal for Somalia had been mobilised. This suggests an ominous lack of international concern about the fate of the more than 3 million Somalis needing humanitarian assistance. Indeed, during 2010 the UN Security Council spent far more time discussing what to do about Somali pirates than the problems on the mainland. AU Commission Chair Jean Ping has quite correctly characterised the international response to Somalia’s crisis as ‘belated … partial … and inadequate’” Williams said. He concludes it is “high time for the world’s governments to decide AMISOM’s future.” Source: http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12810:the-african-union-mission-in-somalia-decision-time-&catid=49:National%20Security&Itemid=115

What is your name "again" ??

Says who ??

“Hadday Somaliland olosho, Djibouti-na Way Ololaysaa, Kursi Keliya Ayaanu Ku Wada Fadhinaa..” Wasiirka Warfaafinta Djibouti Djibouti(HWN)- Wasiirka Warfaafinta Djibouti Cali Cabdi Faarax, ayaa qaybtii labaad ee waraysiga aanu la yeelanay toddobaadkii hore kaga waramay arrimo la xidhiidha Heshiiskii Xukuumadda Somaliland ugu ogolaatay Shirkadda Somcable ruqsadda keenitaanka xadhiga is-gaadhsiinta ee badda hoosteeda mara ee Fabric Optic iyo arrimo kale. Waraysigaas oo cadadkii Sabtidii ku soo baxay qaybtiisii koowaad waxa uu u dhacay sidan: S: Sidaad ula socoto Somaliland waxay dhawaan u saxeexday Shirkadda Somcable heshiis u fasaxayay inay keenaan dalka xadhiga is-gaadhsiinta badda hoos-mara, isla markaana dad badan oo bulshada ka mid ah, ayaa aaminsan in Somaliland ay Sub-station u noqonayso Djibouti, isla markaana laga leeyahay halkan, markaa adigu sidaad u arkaysaa taas, waase halkee saldhigeedu? J: Horta waxa fiican wuxu siday yihiin in loo sheego. Bahalkani waa Sub-marine Cable. Waa Cable isku xidhaya Bariga Afrika, magaciisana waxa la yidhaahdaa EASE (East African Sub-marine Cable). Koonfur Afrika ayuu ka imanayay, Soomaaliyuu soo marayay, Djibouti ayuu marayay, Kenya, Port Sudan ayuu aakhirka ku dhamaanayaa. Xeebaha baddaha oo dhan ayuu soo marayay oo uu isku xidhayay. Markaa dad baa lacagtooda bixinayay (Consortium), way ka boodeen Soomaaliya. Bad-weyntii ayuu bahalkii marayaa, markaa deked kasta waxay ugu talogaleen inay ku baxdo 14 kun oo milyan oo Doollar. Waxay yidhaahdeen Muqdisho waxa ka jirta amaan-darro…… S: Kaa Soomaaliya oo lagaga faa’idaysan lahaa Berbera ayay dadka qaar ku doodayaan in laga duudsiyay…. J: Kaa Soomaaliya….dee halkee la dhigi? Shan sannadood ka hor ayaabay ahayd arrintu, Soomaaliya waaba laga booday, lamana dhigi karayn Muqdisho… S: Markaa ma waxaad leedahay, hadda taasi ma taalo? J: Haa. Maadaama oo ay shan sannadood ka hor ahayd, lagamaba hadli karayn, markaanu ogaanayna mar hore ayaaba khadka la dhigay…..Dabadeedna qoladii rakibaysay ayaanu ku nidhi, ‘idinku maxaad Muqdisho uun u doonaysaan? Somaliland waa nabad. Berbera waa nabad, dee Berbera-ba maad dhigtaan?’ Markaa lacagtii Soomaaliya loogu talogalay oo 14 kun oo milyan ahaydna way hadhay. Markaa kolley dalba ka ku xiga ayuun buu u gudbinayay, anaga immika wuxuu nooga yimi Mombassa. Ta kale ee ka faa’iidada wayni waa xadhigan kale ee isku xidhaya qaaraddaha ee loo yaqaano (Trans-continental Cable). Kenya ma yaalo, balse Djibouti iyo South Africa ayuun buu yaalaa. Immika dalal badan ayaa Djibouti ka qaata Cable-kaas caalamiga ah oo Djibouti waa ‘Hub (Hoy)’….Laakiin tan la leeyahay Dibouti baan ka soo qaadanaynaa, anagaba dee Mombassa ayuun buu nooga yimi. Immika Somalia waxay ka qaadanaysaa Somaliland. Anagu waxaabanu u haysanaa inaanu Somaliland u eexanay oo aanu wax u soo ridnay, waxaana waa la akhriyayaa. Immika Berbera, waa Somaliland baa ka iibinaysa Soomaaliyadii kale, illayn waxa muhiimka ahi waa Cable-kan la yidhaahdo Fiber Optic oo wax badan baa dee maraya. Dee markaa lacag bay ka helaysaa Somaliland, halkii ay ka soo iibsan lahayd Muqdisho. Ta kale yaan loo arkin inaanu anagu wax ka qaadnay Muqdisho, waayo, waaba laga soo dul-booday-ba. Berbera-na kumabay jirin, waana shan sannadood ka hor waxa Cable-ka la dhigay….Dee kuwa had-hadlaya, waan maqlaye, waxba may fahmin. Faysal Cali Waraabe wax Alla wax uu fahmay ma jirto, wuuse ka hadlaa uun. Qofku waa inuu fahmaa waxa u dan ah dalkiisa, laakiin mid aad u hoosaysa ayuu ka hadlayaa, anigu miidaankaa Faysal ma galayo. S: Ugu dambayntii, Md. Wasiir maxaad farriin ahaan ugu gudbinaysaa dadka reer Somailand? J: Horta marka ugu horaysa salaan walaalnimo ayaan u soo gudinayaa dadweynaha reer Somaliland. Dadka reer Somaliland wixii ay dawladu qaban lahayd, iyaga dadka ayaa qabta. Inkasta oo aanan tegin Hargeysa inka badan 26 sannadood, berigii hawayd ayaan tegay. Waxa iigu dambaysay iyadoo isguulkii hablaha (Shacab Girls) uu ugu shisheeyay, immikana badhtankii ayuu yahay. Markaa dadka ayaa dhisay, Somaliland-na waxay u samaysantay ummadda reer Somaliland ayaa aamintay, markaa aad baan u salaamayaa, halkiinaa ka wadaanan leeyahay. Sidaa u aaminsanaada dalkiina, khayr badana waan idiin rajaynayaa… S: Wasiir aan raacsadee, waxa intaa ii dheer, waa tii uu CaliWaran-cadde Madaxweynaha Djibouti soo gaadhsiiyay laba libaax oo uu kaga abaal-marinayay soo-dhawayntii weftiga Madaxweynaha Somaliland ee Djbouti, adigu taas sidaad u arkaysaa? J: Waa, dee hadiyad tii ugu waynayd ayuu Cali Madaxweyne Ismaaciil siiyay. Dhinaceena waa boqorkii xayawaanka. Dad is-qadarinaya, dad wax isu quudhaya, dad wax isa-siiya ayuun baa Libaax isa-siiya…Libaax uun maahee, Libaaxyuu bixiyay. Runtii way na taabatay, xidhiidhkeenuna maanta halka uu joogo ayay ka tarjumaysaa. Anagu reer Somaliland khayr uun baanu u haynaa, cid wax yeeli kartaana ma jirto….maadaama oo inay sidaa ahaato oo ay sidaa u jirtaa ay danatayadii tahay, waayo, haday Somaliland olosho, Djibouti-na way ololaysaa, kursi keliya ayaanu ku wada fadhinaa, markaa khayr baanu u rajaynaynaa….Haa cidna anagu uma maqlayno, cidna anaga wax nama gashan karto…waxaan maqlayay shir aqoonyahan ayaa dhacayay oo kuwo Somaliland si kale uga fikirayaa, anaga shaqadayada maaha. Dadka reer Somaliland iyagaa aayahooda ka tashan kara, qof shaqsiya oo dalkaba aan ku noolayn (Axmed Ismaaciil Samatar) oo meel ka dhawaaqay kama tarjumi karo..IGAD baa hore sidaa u tidhi, Somaliland dawladeeda iyo dadkeeda ayuun baa ka hadli kara, markaa ninkaasi (Axmed Ismaaciil Samatar) wuu iska hadlay uun. Wargeyska Ogaal

It was a national cup for SOMALIA ..... just like it is in the Spanish, Italian La Liga and others ..................... Nothing wrong with it

Xaaji la muran uun baa kuugu daran ,,,,,,, Qaybdiid is doing a good job ,,, but there is still a question mark about the whole thing .....

Qashinkan xageed ka keentaa horta ..............

^ ^ Xataa Anaa ,,,

Allah ha u naxariisto

Dear Mohamed Heebaan, I read your opinion entitled, “The Somaliland Agenda and its Inherent Vulnerability”, posted on wardheernews site. The thing is: there are a couple of fallacies in your argument, which make your article unworthy reading. First, you have portrayed that the **** tribes of Somaliland, from the get go, wanted to abandon Somalia. You are wrong. Remember, when the United Somali Congress (USC) and the Somali (not Somaliland) National Movement (SNM) were in Ethiopia they agreed that each rebel to capture its respective area, disarm the population, and restore law and order. And then, the USC and the SNM leaders would form a government. But all those hopes were dashed to the ground as the USC went on a rampage of revenge and looted civilian properties. Worse yet, when Ali Mahdi hijacked the leadership and inaugurated himself as the new president of Somalia without the USC and the SNM’s approvals, it was clear to SNM that south Somalia would have a long way before it settles down. As such, the north [somaliland] announced its independence on May 1991. Second fallacy in your argument is that Isaqs have been successful by a sheer luck. No one can deny the help of Allaha, but the collective efforts of not just the Isaqs but other Somaliland tribes, such as Gudabiirsay, Issa, ***********, Warsangali and others, wasn’t based on luck. It was a painstaking mediation that lasted for years and cost millions of dollars; from Erigabo, to Burao, to Hargeisa, and finally to Boramo, a conference after a conference, gradually, the northerners built enough trust to disarm themselves and establish a viable state. Additionally, your claims that Sool region is not an **** territory explains that you don’t know much about the region, so I won’t debate with you in that case. But just for your own information read my article: http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/202046 My point is far from showing you that Sool province is also home to **** and Fiqishini tribes, but my argument is to shed some light on the common misconception that people have. As for your divisive strategy to disintegrate Somaliland into feuding tribes, what shocks me is people like you are critical of Somaliland, no matter what it does, or what it achieves, and wish to undermine it, yet your family lives there and enjoys peace and stability. Truth is: today, you and I are grateful that our families live in Somaliland, not in Somalia. Wanting to reunite with Somalia and opposing Somaliland’s quest for independence is one thing, dismantling Somaliland into feuding tribes, in order to resurrect Somalia is entirely something else—a villain strategy. Also, what amazes me is while the world leaders are congratulating Somaliland for its successful elections and keeping peace and stability, some Somalis like you are almost cursing and dividing it. Instead of dividing Somaliland into clan X, clan Y, and clan Z, what have you done for the poor people in the north that are struggling economically. What have you positively contributed to alleviate their struggle? Besides, whether Somaliland gains its independence or stays with Somalia is not something that you and I could decide, but we control what we say and how we express ourselves. Instead of writing all over the place: **** this, **** that…Somaliland this…Somaliland that, a vomit-worth, overused cliché, why not be creative. Think of progress, a way of helping our people and making their lands prosperous regardless of whether they want to be part of Somaliland, Somalia, or China for that matter. By the way, contrary to your claims, “inherent vulnerability of Somaliland”, Somaliland has passed every vulnerable situation that anyone could imagine. And Somaliland is here to stay, so you may as well get use to it! Thank you, Dalmar Kaahin

Gaadhiguu ka soo degey ,,,,

waa yamyam iyo qadaad weyn oo anba ma kala xasuustee ,,,,

Anigu kollayba mid keliyaan bilaabi lahaa ................ Xunjuf iyo the other Cowke anigu masuul kama ihi ,,,

isla markaana dalka oo dhan dowladdu ay gacanta ugu dhigi lahayd Siddeeda bilood ee haatan u harsan dowladda KMG Soomaaliya.

Muqdisho (HWN) Ergayga gaarka ah ee Qaramada Midoobay u qaabilsan arrimaha dalka Soomaaliya Augustine Mahiga ayaa maanta booqasho aan la sii shaacin si kedis ugu tegay magaalada Muqdisho ee caasimadda dalka Soomaaliya. Augustine oo u gudbay xarunta madaxtooyada Villa Somalia ee magaalada Muqdisho ayaa kulan saacad ka badan qaadatay la yeeshay madaxweynaha dowladda KMG Sheekh Shariif iyo Ra’isal wasaare Maxamed Cabdullaahi Farmaajo. Saddexda nin oo kulankooda u diiday inay saxaafadda goobjoog ka ahaato ayaa markii uu kulanku soo dhammaaday waxay Ergayga gaarka ah ee Qaramada Midoobay Augustine Mahiiga iyo Ra’isal wasaare Maxamed Farmaajo saxaafadda u qabteen shir jaraa’id, waxayna sheegeen in kulanka ay yeesheen ay uga wada hadleen sidii dowladda KMG Soomaaliya amniga u sugi lahayd, isla markaana dalka oo dhan dowladdu ay gacanta ugu dhigi lahayd isla markaana loo la dardargelin lahaa qorshaha Siddeeda bilood ee haatan u harsan dowladda KMG Soomaaliya.

Yaryarasi ma leh baad maqashee ,,, Waaweyn ma leh tani baan ku idhi ,,,