Ilaahay ha u naxariisto .......... Somaliland halkaa nin qiimo badan bay ku wayday.

odaygu ma sii soco iyo soo soco uun buu ku jiri ,,,,,,

My little 5yrs old kid is here asking me "Aabbo, waa maxay caashaqu?" ,, I didn't know what to answer and honestly didn't get the question right ,, i then said "what?" He said "caashaq" ,, then continued "hooyaa igu tidhi ninka iyo naagtaa is caashaqa" ,,, Now i got what he meant ,,,, and i hesitated a bit then told him "Waa jacaylka" ,, he then nodded and sent back to play in the yard .... Kids know too much these days ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, maalin dhowna wax kele ayay na waydiin doonaan ,,

Ohhhh ,, he is so lonely now ,,,,

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Originally posted by Juje: quote:Originally posted by Ismahaan: This is really ridiculous ! Who give ethiopian permission to pass through our territory in the first place? Abdullahi Yusuf

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Originally posted by Aaliyah416: ^something close to that... Well, this looks really good. I would love my girl ,,,, to have such hair. Timahan dhaadheer waaban ku daalay kala wadwadkooda ,,,,

Cool .................

Who said the place is Buuhoodle horta ?? ,, looks like bacaadweyn sxb or Sinujiif ,,,,,,,

The weird this is when Al-jazeera invited one of the Taliban leaders asking what he thinks about this ,,,,,,,,,,,

I think i'm clean from all these ,,,,,,,,,,, I must had a really good Islamic teacher.

Some will say that Barack Obama's Nobel Prize is premature. "What has he done?" they'll ask. Obama got the prize not for doing, but for being. Not for making peace, but for exemplifying something new on the world stage -- the politics of dignity. The Nobel Committee has simply made explicit what many have sensed. President Obama is the herald of a dignitarian politics. Not libertarian, not egalitarian, but dignitarian. Dignitarian politics represents a modern synthesis of libertarian and egalitarian politics. War between these two battle-scarred, now exhausted ideologies shaped both national and international politics throughout the twentieth century. Obama is the first politician of world stature to identify and model an alternative that can meet the challenges of the twenty-first. Awarding Obama the Nobel Prize is an expression of the hope that our best chance for world peace lies in the dignitarian politics of which he is an exemplar. What is dignitarian politics? It is the recognition that people the world over actually want dignity more than they want either liberty or equality. In policy terms, it means ensuring dignity for all -- within and among nations. Obama's dignitarianism manifests in his inclusiveness, his style, and his manners. Domestically, dignitarian politics supersedes identity politics to embrace blacks and whites, men and women, gays and straights, young and old, rich and poor, immigrants and the native-born. The president has also made a point of reaching out to those who disagree with him both domestically and internationally. The Nobel Prize will put pressure on President Obama to make explicit his reasoning for what has been, up till now, a largely instinctive pursuit of the politics of dignity. Dignitarian politics means not condescending to Americans or citizens of other countries. It means not treating political opponents, whether at home or abroad, with indignity. It also means extending dignity in concrete ways, both political and economic, throughout the world. In programmatic terms, the quest for dignity is usefully conceived of as overcoming rankism -- the abuse of a power advantage to demean, hold at a disadvantage, or dehumanize those with less power. Globally, Obama's politics of dignity makes Americans safer, in contrast to policies that, by humiliating others, leave us vulnerable to retaliation. Indignities make people indignant and so predispose them to side with our enemies, if not turn against us themselves. President Obama understands that part of a strong defense is not giving offense in the first place. He realizes that in an interdependent world, muscular exceptionalism is a losing strategy. Dignitarian politics has a host of immediate, practical consequences for international affairs. If President Obama is seen as reacting defensively to indignities served up by his opponents, he will appear weak. But if he goes on the offensive, not against those opponents themselves, but rather in favor of an emergent politics of dignity, at which he is a natural, he will prevail. Awarding President Obama the Peace Prize is a bet on the Nobel Committee's part that the honor will support him in implementing the politics of dignity that he heralds. Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-fuller/obamas-nobel-honors-his-d_b_315002.html

ISIOLO, Kenya (Reuters) - Somalia's U.N.-backed government has recruited more than 170 young Kenyans and former servicemen to help it fight rebels in the failed Horn of Africa state, local leaders in eastern Kenya said. Mohamed Gabow, the mayor of Garissa, told Reuters the enrolment of ethnic Somali Kenyans was being conducted at a home in Bulla Iftin village, on the outskirts of his town. "The recruitment is not a secret. Those involved are not worried. They are going around all the villages to announce the exercise," Gabow said in an interview late on Thursday. Gabow called for there to be an investigation. "We are raising an alarm. Our community must not be used to kill its kin or risk the lives of its people." Local police commander Paul Mukoma dismissed the report as a rumour and said no official complaint had been lodged. "No local leader or any parent has come forward to inform us about any such reports," he told Reuters. Western donors agreed at a meeting in Brussels in April to give Somali President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed's administration nearly $214 million to help build up a police force of some 10,000 personnel and a 5,000-strong security force. Read More

Kuxigeenka xoghayaha Qaramada Midoobay ayaa maanta kulan kula qaatay magaalada Muqdisho ra’iisul Wasaare Sharma’arke. Sida uu Idaacada Shabelle u sheegay Afhayeenka Xukuumada KMG Soomaaliya C/qaadir Walaayo ayaa waxa uu tilmaamay in Wafdi ka socda Qaramada Midoobay oo uu hogaaminayo ku xigeenka Xoghayaha guud ee Qaramada Midoobay ay maanta Muqdisho kulan kula qaateen ra’iisul Wasaaraha dowladda KMG Soomaaliya. C/qaadir Walaayo ayaa waxa uu sheegay in Qaramada Midoobay ay u balanqaadeen ra’iisul Wasaaraha dowladda KMG Soomaaliya in Xafiisyo ay ka furanayaan qaybo kamid ah dalka Soomaaliya kuwaasi oo uu sheegay in Qaramada Midoobay ay guddiyo u soo dirayso isagoo sidoo kalana tilmaamay in la is dhaafsaday qodobo kala gadisan. Lama oga wax yaabaha sida rasmi ahaan kaga soo baxay kulankooda marka laga reebo qorshayaasha Qaramada Midoobay ee ku aadan in Xafiisyo ay ka furanayso gudaha dalka Soomaaliya kuwaasi oo aan si rasmi ah loo carabaabin halka ay ka furanayaan iyadoo sidoo kalana aan la shaacin wafdigan xilliga ay yimaadeen iyo waliba xilliga ay baxayaan.

They've been there before sxb ,,,, it is not new at all.

Waar naasaha ha nagaga ciyaarin ,,,,,

Originally posted by Jamaal11: Same shxt is happening in Northern kenya. CIA using local politicians/personnel to carry out secretive projects. Same in Pakistan and other countries too .......

Waxay rabaan inta ay aduunka gubaan inay iyaguna dayaxa soo fadhiistaan oo ka daawadaan ,,,

Try now ,,,,,,

Originally posted by Cowke: This is not a problem with puntland government, but a problem with puntland intelligence services who takes its commands from the CIA. So u saying the "intelligence" does not belong to Bugland ???? ,,,

Now we should expect an attack from the aliens ,,,,,,,,,, Hmmm wondering when ... nuune, any videos from the crash itself ?? ,,,

President Barack Obama won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for “his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples,” the Norwegian Nobel Committee said, citing his outreach to the Muslim world and attempts to curb nuclear proliferation. The stunning choice made Obama the third sitting U.S. president to win the Nobel Peace Prize and shocked Nobel observers because Obama took office less than two weeks before the Feb. 1 nomination deadline. Obama’s name had been mentioned in speculation before the award but many Nobel watchers believed it was too early to award the president. “Only very rarely has a person to the same extent as Obama captured the world’s attention and given its people hope for a better future,” the committee said. “His diplomacy is founded in the concept that those who are to lead the world must do so on the basis of values and attitudes that are shared by the majority of the world’s population.” The committee said it attached special importance to Obama’s vision of, and work for, a world without nuclear weapons. “Obama has as president created a new climate in international politics. Multilateral diplomacy has regained a central position, with emphasis on the role that the United Nations and other international institutions can play,” the committee said. Record number of nominations Theodore Roosevelt won the award in 1906 and Woodrow Wilson won in 1919. Former President Jimmy Carter won the award in 2002, while former Vice President Al Gore shared the 2007 prize with the U.N. panel on climate change. The Nobel committee received a record 205 nominations for this year’s prize. In his 1895 will, Alfred Nobel stipulated that the peace prize should go “to the person who shall have done the most or the best work for fraternity between the nations and the abolition or reduction of standing armies and the formation and spreading of peace congresses.” Unlike the other Nobel Prizes, which are awarded by Swedish institutions, he said the peace prize should be given out by a five-member committee elected by the Norwegian Parliament. Sweden and Norway were united under the same crown at the time of Nobel’s death. The committee has taken a wide interpretation of Nobel’s guidelines, expanding the prize beyond peace mediation to include efforts to combat poverty, disease and climate change.