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Nabeela wrote:So what would you say is the biggest problem in Somalia today?

Nabeela

to answer your above question, you would only need to observe ms.naliaa, she is a perfect and complete example of the average xalimo.

let me extrapolate, everyday somali men wake up next to these creatures that have rotten their minds with hate, jealousy and what not. this must have a serious psychological impact on the average farax whom cannot distinguish very well between good or bad.

example1); when discussing ethiopians involvement in somalias chaotic situation she immediately startled with this

oh shut up...their only neighbours for physical reasons...all other, they are enemies.

the simple and innocent farax will change his view point and suddenly he will become hostile. however i have read Mcbeth and will not allow a silly creature ms.naliaa to hinder my greater ambitions.

ms.naliaa wrote:

Nabeela wrote:So what would you say is the biggest problem in Somalia today?

There are many problems facing our people.
We lack
-Deen
-Unity
-Infarstructure
-Sound leadership
I can go on and on

no somalis do have a deen........is called qabiil and their belief in it is unshakeable

Nabeela wrote:

Nabeela wrote:So what would you say is the biggest problem in Somalia today?

seems not only ethiopia but omalis are the the bigedst problem.
mentality hate, ma'angag nimo.
is magli la'aan.
every sees every thing with qabiil lenses.

nabeela maantay kubad fudud baad soo tuurtaye maxaa jira. su'aashaas dadka oo hurda bey ka jawaabi karaan. xataa ms. naliaa oo aan soomalia arag baa si fiican uga jawaabtay, except infrastructure

su'aasha rephrase ku samee oo waxaad dhahdaa 'xamar maxay la dagi la'dahay?'

Sagaashan wrote:nabeela maantay kubad fudud baad soo tuurtaye maxaa jira. su'aashaas dadka oo hurda bey ka jawaabi karaan. xataa ms. naliaa oo aan soomalia arag baa si fiican uga jawaabtay, except infrastructure

su'aasha rephrase ku samee oo waxaad dhahdaa 'xamar maxay la dagi la'dahay?'

lets play a crossword : it is is six a letter word (.....e)

snoop12 wrote:
the simple and innocent farax will change his view point and suddenly he will become hostile. however i have read Mcbeth and will not allow a silly creature ms.naliaa to hinder my greater ambitions.

First of all its MACBETH!
Second of all....if you had read the play, you would know that MacBeth was very weak. He wouldnt have been king without his wife. Not only that, he became ill, paranoid (seeing blood on his hands) when he became a king and MacDuff took over his thrown because he was too weak to be king in the first place.

peace- wrote:

Sagaashan wrote:nabeela maantay kubad fudud baad soo tuurtaye maxaa jira. su'aashaas dadka oo hurda bey ka jawaabi karaan. xataa ms. naliaa oo aan soomalia arag baa si fiican uga jawaabtay, except infrastructure

su'aasha rephrase ku samee oo waxaad dhahdaa 'xamar maxay la dagi la'dahay?'

lets play a crossword : it is is six a letter word (.....e)

walle you get the point. it gets more interesting when you go block by block and corner to corner.

kan snoop baa ugu daran, ma dumar baa mashaa'ilka soomaaliga mas'uul ka ah

waa maxay mcbeth mc uunsiga uu sheegaayo

ahmed_gurey wrote:all i can remember from macbeth is lady macbeth saying "whats done cannot be undone" and "unsex me":lol:

lol
MacBeth is by far my favorite Shakespear play.
When she said Unsex me.....she wanted to be a man at that point beacuse her husband was not being one. She wanted to be king, she wanted the regin over but as luck would have it...she is a female so she stuck with the next best thing...she would become queen and her husband would be her puppet as king.

Gotta love her strength.

.....

^^^^^deep analysis, i never thought of it that way......i hated macbeth and ohh god hamlet .....when lady macbeth said "unsex me" most of us thought differently to what sshe was actually saying:lol:

ahmed_gurey wrote:^^^^^deep analysis, i never thought of it that way

She is a twisted woman but I get her!

it does not come as an complete shock that you can relate to her ms, it was in fact what i was implying all along, this once again reinforces the fact that women are 1 or 2 miles behind

sgaashan; i was just feeding ms.nalias arrogance, but we all know how meaningless our women are in somalia