Somaliland march downing street.

[Enemy_Of_Mad_Mullah]

man will send Somaliland kids wearing cloaks to fuk u up, straight u can spot a xamari from miles away with ur bent teeth


Abaayo waaye nooh?

Nooh?

Ah shidh fuk outta here

[*lady_ice_4u2nv*]

Nacas Kaala Taagan Saas o u Yaala...


send somaliland children?...oh man come better den dat..imma be dere sayin abaayo and aboowe for dat matter..haadii aa naag tahee..DO ME SUMTHIN

[Enemy_Of_Mad_Mullah]

Blah, blah, blah..................

The kids will deal wit u standard

now go to sleep early start 2moro, u noe buyin ur school uniform and stuff

[Gang Green's Social Life]

i hope u dont mind barwani broda showin up

[Xplosive_playa]

I am gonna b there!!......................


so which chik wants to link??

[Salaan_Carabey]

ill be there.....

[smooth]

(NSPU)

P R E S S R E L E A S E
African Union Shuts the Door of Recognition
to “Somaliland”
February 19, 2007

For Immediate Release

After sixteen years of repeated failures our breakaway northwestern region which calls itself “Somaliland” made a desperate and, we hope, final move to force the African Union to recognize it.

Last year (June, 20-21) a delegation of the secessionist region arrived at the AU meetings in Banjul uninvited but was, understandably, denied admission. They tried, nonetheless, to lobby for recognition in the hotels where delegates stayed but had no one to listen to them.1

This year (January 31, 2007) they attempted to gate crash the meetings of the AU in Addis Ababa only to be evicted unceremoniously from the meeting halls.2

All of this was uncalled for since there is a way of becoming a member of the AU that is clearly laid out in its Charter. The AU is not sovereign: it does not and cannot, therefore, grant diplomatic recognition. It is a club for 53 African sovereign states, and a new country can be admitted as a member, not only if it is African, but also if recognized as sovereign by half the membership of the Organization.

The self-styled Somaliland is not recognized even by one single member state or any state in the world for that matter. Hence its desperate attempts to gate crash the AU Ministerial meetings with the vain attempt of forcing a collective recognition unheard of in the annals of international organizations.

With security and stability returning to Somalia and with the existence of an internationally recognized national government operating from Mogadishu the prospects of diplomatic recognition for our breakaway region is dimmed beyond redemption, and this certainly explains its apparent acts of desperation.

The flimsy arguments of the secessionists in favor of their ill-advised and divisive project have never made any sense to anyone. The name itself “Somaliland” has no equivalent in the Somali language, and is also ludicrous in the sense that the entire Somali Republic is a Somali land. The name made sense when the region was called “British Somaliland” because it meant then “that part of Somali land which is under British rule”. Worse still, secessionist die-hards call themselves “Somalilanders” which even the colonial administration never used and which, again, has no equivalent in the Somali language; it is in fact so grotesque that it invokes laughter when translated literally into Somali.

Northern Somalis for Peace and Unity (NSPU) take this opportunity, once again, to call upon our fellow northerners, whose obsession is secession, to take cognizance of the fact that they have reached a cul de sac and hence join the process of national reconciliation by entering into dialogue with the internationally recognized national Transitional Federal Government (TFG) in order to ensure genuine home rule for their region in parity with the other regions. Only by working together towards that end can we bring about a shifting of power from the federal government to the regional governments.

We also request the international community to facilitate this dialogue so that the long suffering people of the Somali Republic can attain their goal of genuine national reconciliation.

1 NSPU Publication: “Whither ‘Somaliland’ After the Fiasco in Banjul?”
http://www.somaliunity.org/press_release_07_31_2006.htm
2 Interview with Somalia’s Permanent Representative to the African Union (AU)
http://audio.hiiraan.com/wareysio/2007/feb/Laqanyo.ram

For further information, please contact:
Gamal Hassan, Communication and Public Relations Unit
info@somaliunity.org

(NSPU)
5470 Merivale Rd. Ottawa, Ontario. K2C 3M1 Canada

--------------------------

No offense to the secessionists, i doubt the media would even report this embarrassing march, its one thing to have pride and another to BEGG

[Burco Boss]

[quote="smooth"](NSPU)

P R E S S R E L E A S E
African Union Shuts the Door of Recognition
to “Somaliland”
February 19, 2007

For Immediate Release

After sixteen years of repeated failures our breakaway northwestern region which calls itself “Somaliland” made a desperate and, we hope, final move to force the African Union to recognize it.

Last year (June, 20-21) a delegation of the secessionist region arrived at the AU meetings in Banjul uninvited but was, understandably, denied admission. They tried, nonetheless, to lobby for recognition in the hotels where delegates stayed but had no one to listen to them.1

This year (January 31, 2007) they attempted to gate crash the meetings of the AU in Addis Ababa only to be evicted unceremoniously from the meeting halls.2

All of this was uncalled for since there is a way of becoming a member of the AU that is clearly laid out in its Charter. The AU is not sovereign: it does not and cannot, therefore, grant diplomatic recognition. It is a club for 53 African sovereign states, and a new country can be admitted as a member, not only if it is African, but also if recognized as sovereign by half the membership of the Organization.

The self-styled Somaliland is not recognized even by one single member state or any state in the world for that matter. Hence its desperate attempts to gate crash the AU Ministerial meetings with the vain attempt of forcing a collective recognition unheard of in the annals of international organizations.

With security and stability returning to Somalia and with the existence of an internationally recognized national government operating from Mogadishu the prospects of diplomatic recognition for our breakaway region is dimmed beyond redemption, and this certainly explains its apparent acts of desperation.

The flimsy arguments of the secessionists in favor of their ill-advised and divisive project have never made any sense to anyone. The name itself “Somaliland” has no equivalent in the Somali language, and is also ludicrous in the sense that the entire Somali Republic is a Somali land. The name made sense when the region was called “British Somaliland” because it meant then “that part of Somali land which is under British rule”. Worse still, secessionist die-hards call themselves “Somalilanders” which even the colonial administration never used and which, again, has no equivalent in the Somali language; it is in fact so grotesque that it invokes laughter when translated literally into Somali.

Northern Somalis for Peace and Unity (NSPU) take this opportunity, once again, to call upon our fellow northerners, whose obsession is secession, to take cognizance of the fact that they have reached a cul de sac and hence join the process of national reconciliation by entering into dialogue with the internationally recognized national Transitional Federal Government (TFG) in order to ensure genuine home rule for their region in parity with the other regions. Only by working together towards that end can we bring about a shifting of power from the federal government to the regional governments.

We also request the international community to facilitate this dialogue so that the long suffering people of the Somali Republic can attain their goal of genuine national reconciliation.

1 NSPU Publication: “Whither ‘Somaliland’ After the Fiasco in Banjul?”
http://www.somaliunity.org/press_release_07_31_2006.htm
2 Interview with Somalia’s Permanent Representative to the African Union (AU)
http://audio.hiiraan.com/wareysio/2007/feb/Laqanyo.ram

For further information, please contact:
Gamal Hassan, Communication and Public Relations Unit
info@somaliunity.org

(NSPU)
5470 Merivale Rd. Ottawa, Ontario. K2C 3M1 Canada[/quote]


boooooooo boooooooooooo
get off da stage ure soo lame how u gun believe stuff dat next posts on sum dump website it doesnt represent da african union does it duh duh get wit it man its 2007

[smooth]

Burco

Mans like you make me laugh walahi, so which Signs will you be waving on the event?

Democracy?
Recognize us?

I hope its not more derogatory then that

[smooth]

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