Alpha Blondy;882963 wrote: oh god, this alpha is the biggest hypocrite i know. who is more arrogant than him? bal isago ha noo sheego! :D :D Wrong Username ,,, ???

..... very close actually. And I love them until it is Eid ... That is when I think of destroying half of them .....

Jamal Osman did very good in his last article on the Somali Journalists ...

oba hiloowlow;882988 wrote: exactly but as soon as Khaatumo understands Al shabaabs real agenda it will be too late.. JB Siilaanyo should do something for these peoples develop their regions give them top posts so they feel they're part of SL Working on it ..... But since it was not proven this to be Alshabaab's operation, it still remains Khaatumo's

oba hiloowlow;882974 wrote: well its not like Al shabaab sees khaatumo and SL differently the thing is this is the only way they can make a ground in the north By middling into the Khaatumo eh ?? ,,,,, if not them, AS would not have a ground to operate in the area.

Don't start the silly picture competition now ,,,,, deploying more troops is not the answer in this case. It will be an International issue now

oba hiloowlow;882955 wrote: JB its Al shabaab thats their tactics start a beef with Khaatumo and SL and then they gonna side with Khaatumo and use them inorder to succeed with their agenda waa lays yaqaan and how they operate side with Khaatumo ,,, yeah that is what i'm talking about

Fat kids around ?? ,,,

Xaaji Xunjuf;882946 wrote: Jacaylbaro did khatumo claim responsibility for this attack? They don't have to claim ,,,, there is only one group fighting in the region. Even if it is Alshabab, that group gave them the platform to operate in the area.

..... and ??

I'm sure AS will be crying Bacaac ,,,, just like others I know

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looooooooooooool ,,Congrats ! ! ! and Eid Mubarak

and here comes the AS supporter trying to hide his face in the fight for qabiil ..... All I'm saying is the similarities are growing ,,,, can't wait to see when they put hands together.

"Ma feedh baa i jaban" dheh ,,,

^

Loooong weekend this time. 2 days weekend + 2 days Eid = 4 days of resting & chilling

You don't even need to read when you know it if from Kurds dee ,,,,,

He is a special case dee ,,,

Juxa, Norf soo mar bal. Macawis maaha ee waa wax u ege ...

^ ^ Caadi iska dhig dheh ,,,,

The Kurdish Globe By Abdirahman M. Dirye In 1993, the U.S. sent 30,000 troops to Mogadishu seashore to provide relief and protection to thousands of starving Somalis. The Somali crisis took place two decades ago, and the Turkish role in providing aid to the suffering people of Somalia is within recent memory. To many, the Turkish role in relief efforts looked more like token participation rather than genuinely humanitarian concern, despite ordinary Somalis, deep appreciation for the Turkish premier's high-profile visit to Mogadishu during the height of the famine. Many Somali intellectuals looked on Turkey's role with suspicion. Meanwhile, Western nations have been taking Somali refugees in since the crisis, resettling them in their countries and providing amnesty. It is even possible to find resettled Somalis in Saudi Arabia, in spite of the countries horrific human rights record; but in Turkey, it is almost impossible to find a Somali with a Turkish passport or resettled as a refugee, despite the high population of Somalis living there. Somalis are well aware of those who were their friends during their darkest days. "Friends in need are friends indeed", and during the crisis, a number of African nations united to aid in the struggle against Somalia's scourge, Al-Shabab, in order to restore peace and security. In 1993, the U.S. sent 30,000 troops to Mogadishu seashore to provide relief and protection to thousands of starving Somalis. Due to an increasingly complicated security situation, a number of U.S. Marines died in the conflict, drawing the events to world-wide attention. Where was Turkey during this time of crisis, It is quite certain that without AMISOM's sacrifices, the Turkish premier could not have even set foot on Somali soil. The annual expenses of the AMISOM are estimated to be millions of dollars. Turkey seems incapable of providing breakfast for the AU forces struggling to restore law and order in Somalia, while other countries, particularly those from the EU, have, in contrast, assumed an enormous burden of responsibility. Somalis' inflated expectations of Turkey have to be deflated sooner or later, not least because the International Crisis Group (ICG) has warned of a new Turkish love affair with Somalia and questioned its dubious role in post-conflict Somalia. Istanbul has created a false vanguard-image of itself in alleviating Somalia's disasters, while in fact its role is quite minimal; it is in fact the U.S. and the EU that have primarily been keeping millions of Somalis alive through the remittances of their countries. I am not by any means against Turkish aid to my fellow country-men and women, but I feel that they should properly commit to international efforts to build a New Somalia with an effective judiciary system, or otherwise aid in facilitating the split of Somalia into Somaliland and Mogadishu. I also call upon Turkey to cease the politicization of religion in the area to take advantage of Somalis, shallow faith, and instead to make genuine efforts to help the Somali people. Across a number of Muslim countries, Somalis have been gravely mistreated; Saudi Arabia, for example, immediately deports Somali asylum seekers to Mogadishu - the burning city - without providing any opportunity to fly to more stable cities such as Hargeisa or Bosaso. Turkey's behavior is not much better. Somalis are humiliated in no airport more than Istanbul's. Egypt, a country claiming to be devoutly Muslim, has never sent a single Egyptian soldier to provide support in Mogadishu; the only visible Egyptian help comes in the form of Arabic poetry teachers, who can be found in the stable region of Somaliland. Egypt's failure to provide military aid is particularly galling when one considers the idleness of its huge reserve forces, which freely patrol the borders of the State of Israel with nothing more to occupy their time than appearing in front of Israel's high-tech security cameras. Somalia wants to develop business and diplomatic ties with nations from around the world in mutually beneficial projects, without opportunism and exploitation souring relations. In light of Somalia's openness to friendly relations, it is wholly unfair that Turkey exploits the good will of victims whose survival directly depends on feeding centers run by Western NGOs. The survival of the Somali people during the twenty-one years of its struggle would be unthinkable without the generous help of Western nations. It is time for Turkey to contribute as well.

Visitors with the same mission ,,,

Lunch with Alpha ?? ,, Miyaad waalateeen ,,, lool ,, I would rather sit with ehem ,, u know

maalin wanaagsan ..... Juxa, Baruurta joog gooni ah baa laguugu shubayaa. Inta kele waad iska shiilanaysaa. I've just got something to read .... "Participation of Diasporas in Peacebuilding and Development" .... The things that make me Tahriib.