stuff and nonsense ........... Give it one or two days before u see another group saying "kuwii shalay beesha ma metelaan" ,,,

Samir iyo Iimaan sxb ....

Yaa Ciyaaraya ?

He spent Many years in Jail during Siad Barre time ,,,,, Ilahay ha u naxariisto.

The only place the two can meet is in Addis .... not in a Somali soil. Sad indeed ...........

Sheekooy Sheeko ,, Sheeko xariira .... haye haye

Deep Salvage PickReminiscent of the deep sea exploration to find the Titanic ship, you probe deep into your nasal passages. Utensil PickWhen fingers, and even your thumb, just aren't enough to get the job done to your satisfaction. Extra PickWhen you have been digging for nuggets hours upon hours and suddenly you hit the jackpot! Excitement only equalled by winning the lottery. Depression PickWhen you're sad, and the only way to fill the void is to pick so hard and fast that the agony overcomes your feeling of remorse and depression. Pick A LotWhat we would call abnormal amounts of picking. Anything in the three digit realm we consider a bit too much for a 24 hour time frame. Kiddie PickWhen you're by yourself and you uninhibitedly twist your forefinger into your nostril with childlike joy and freedom. And the best part is, there's no time limit! Camouflaged Kiddie PickWhen, in the presence of other people, you wrap your forefinger in a tissue, then thrust it in deep and hold back the smile. Fake Nose ScratchWhen you make believe you've got an itch but you're really trolling the nostril edge for stray boogers. Making A Meal Out Of ItYou do it so furiously, and for so long, you're probably entitled to dessert. Surprise PickingsWhen a sneeze or laugh causes snot to come hurling out of your nose, and you have to gracefully clean it off your shirt. AutopickThe kind you do in a car, when no one's looking. Also can mean automatic pick, the one you do when your not even thinking about it, at work, while talking to a co-worker, during a meeting.... Pick Your BrainsDone in private, this is the one where your finger goes in so far, it passes the septum. Pick And SaveWhen you have to pick it quickly, just when someone looks away, and then you pocket the snot so they don't catch on to what you did. Pick And FlickSnot now becomes a weapon against your sister and others in range around you. Pick And StickYou wanted it to be a "Pick and Flick," but it stubbornly clings to your fingertip. Pipe Cleaner PickThe kind where you remove a piece of snot so big, it improves your breathing by 90%.

Mr. Cuqdad is at it again ,,,, Wax walba anagaa naloola jeedaa ,,,

Genius and Timely from DhaharOnine ......

A NEW WADANI SONG

JUXA JUXA JUXA ................ HAMBALYO HAMBALYO

Siyaad Barre for you .....

right now I'm concerned about my country waaryaa .....

Ururka SSDF Oo Dagaal Ku soo qaadey Saaxdheer

The British left Somaliland functioning – unlike the Italians in Somalia. Fifty years after the end of colonialism, the breakaway region has peace and democracy, but no international recognition .. By Gérard Prunier

^ ^ And i'm going to copy this to the FBI .... They will probably knock your door before u make that call ,,

Somaliland, an African exception

Beesha uu Wadaadkani ka dhashay & Qaarkamid ah Culimada ay Sheekh Ismaaciil isku xirnaayeen ayaa mudadii uu xirnaa Xabsiga Ilaalo weyn ka qabtay,waxaana dhowrjeer oo hore ay Rasaaseyni dhexmartay labada dhinac iyadoo shalayna lasoo qaaday ciidankii halkaas la geeyey taas oo ka danbaysay Amarka uu islaanku siiyey beeshan. Interesting ................

Well, i'm guessing it is related to the recent activities carried out by APD .....

There is already a multi-national naval force patrolling the seas off Somalia. But is it enough? There is evidence of pirates evading the patrols by spreading their activities east towards India and down south as far as the Maldives. For the insurance companies, having already lost hundreds of millions of dollars in ransom payments, the answer is in the private sector. They are considering a private fleet - about 20 patrol boats with armed guards, costing around $16mn - to escort ships passing through the Suez Canal and the Indian Ocean. Several shipping firms seem to be on board already, and even the British government is said to be considering the idea. But who would control this private force - and pay its costs? And is military escalation at sea necessarily the answer to a problem whose roots lie in poverty and political chaos on land? Inside Story, with presenter Teymoor Nabili, discusses with Simon Jones, the director of Triton International, which are partners with the Somaliland coastguard, Mohamed Gure, the chairman of Somalia Concern group, and Peter Cook, a former royal officer and founder of the Security Association for the Maritime Industry, SAMI. This episode of Inside Story aired from Wednesday, September 29, 2010.

HERE

Good to see both Somalilanders and Somalians put their hopes on Siilaanyo .... a good sign of political weight on the old man.

... Amin Amir ,,,,,

Can u elaborate more ??

who said he is singing in Hindi ?? ,,,, afsoomaaliga soo barta ,,