AbdiWahab252, why are you saying positive things about AS? You're supposed to say only negative things about them.AbdiWahab252 wrote:Its only scary until you cross the last TFG check point and from then on unless you are taking photos or look very western, you won't be caught. AS seized a member of the diaspora off a bus because he stood out: well dressed, over nourished etc.
Or you could try the dangerous overland trip from Galkayo to Hiiraan![]()
A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somalia
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
first get out of your moms basement, then you can talk about hamar iyo kismaayoMonk-of-Mogadishu wrote:AW,
Thanks for the tips. BTW, this is all just hypothetical, I'm just trying to assess my chances of entering Somalia safely.![]()
AS is not my problem, at least they are organized and thus predictable, and I can pay fees or talk to them out of a situation, like I would with a standard Galguduud-to-Awdal checkpoint where I'd be dealing with traditional/semi-civilized Somalis. There is a difference between isbaaro and professional checkpoint, the former is unpredictable and the latter is simple. My appearance may be a problem; I'm holocaust-skinny but I have light skin, so I'm hoping my skeletal frame is convincing enough if not the macwiis I'd probably wear everywhere--but I'm borderline anorexic so that should be more than enough cover.
Xamar is home to like a million different armed factions. Clans + AU + TFG + Warlords + all sorts of other random shit I don't even know. That's the problem. If I could get to Ceelasha, I'd be a free man. From there to Kismayo there are no checkpoints aside from those belonging to AS, which makes traveling a lot easier. Problem is, I just don't trust being in Xamar. It would be excellent if an airport in Baydhabo or Kismayo was connected from Djibouti via the main airlines.
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
MrSinister/GoljanoLion, stop following me. I'm sure there is a khat sale tomorrow, go there instead of keeping up with me.
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
lol fair enuff. ill stop trolling ur topicMonk-of-Mogadishu wrote:MrSinister/GoljanoLion, stop following me. I'm sure there is a khat sale tomorrow, go there instead of keeping up with me.
Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
FAH1223 wrote:Being born in 1987 does not mean you're younger than me, born in 1989. #Failqoraxeey wrote:maxa ku qoslee dameeraad yahay![]()
im younger then both of U
how do U know when Im born waryaaa









get a life





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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
qora, you should get a life. Quit following me around the forum with your little dibs at me. So friggin annoying, its like I'm talking to a child
Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
First U said Im your elder that U have respectFAH1223 wrote:qora, you should get a life. Quit following me around the forum with your little dibs at me. So friggin annoying, its like I'm talking to a child
and now I am a child





Alaaa bi-polor nimadaaa dhiibaatoo badanaa

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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
Monk,
Just land at the airport and have someone from Ceelasha Biyaha pick you up. You will be out of TFG held Mog in less than 1 hr once you leave the airport gates. No one ever stopped me at a check point in TFG Xamar and cruise around town in a Mark 2 (Camry knock off) with no problems. Perhaps mooryaan knows mooryaan.
As for the AS check points, unless you have female passengers or don't stop to pray you shouldn't have any problems. Beware of some lawless terrain in AS zones that are result of a power vacuum.
Arabmtu,
AS is an awful diabolical organization with a code: thou shall not steal. There are a minority of AS who are in it for the cash and will steal but do it very discretely.
I still hate AS though but tuugnimo is a the "T" in TFG.
Just land at the airport and have someone from Ceelasha Biyaha pick you up. You will be out of TFG held Mog in less than 1 hr once you leave the airport gates. No one ever stopped me at a check point in TFG Xamar and cruise around town in a Mark 2 (Camry knock off) with no problems. Perhaps mooryaan knows mooryaan.
As for the AS check points, unless you have female passengers or don't stop to pray you shouldn't have any problems. Beware of some lawless terrain in AS zones that are result of a power vacuum.
Arabmtu,
AS is an awful diabolical organization with a code: thou shall not steal. There are a minority of AS who are in it for the cash and will steal but do it very discretely.
I still hate AS though but tuugnimo is a the "T" in TFG.
Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
It's positive to be objective.AbdiWahab252 wrote:Arabmtu,
AS is an awful diabolical organization with a code: thou shall not steal. There are a minority of AS who are in it for the cash and will steal but do it very discretely.
I still hate AS though but tuugnimo is a the "T" in TFG.
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
AW252,
My only connection in Xamar area was a cousin of mine from Kista who had an HG mom in Ceelasha recently, I'm not sure if he's still there but he used to travel a lot between Xamar and Kista for his work. That dude was everywhere, perhaps I can put him to good use, now that you've mentioned the idea of a local contact.
The only AS or former AS areas that worried me were (still are) the most worrisome areas of the Somali geography; the Jubba river regions. I have no clue how my primitive Ogaden cousins survived in those far south regions, I used to hear stories about cagdheer villagers being eaten by Bantus all the time.
--that place is a straight-up no-man's land. The Bantus there are so influential that all of my reer abti now revere a Bantu Sufi "saint."
You can understand why I have my reservations about entering from Kenya into Kismayo, that whole area just isn't right. I may have to tap my connections in Xamar, I may have many more contacts there than I'm aware of.
My only connection in Xamar area was a cousin of mine from Kista who had an HG mom in Ceelasha recently, I'm not sure if he's still there but he used to travel a lot between Xamar and Kista for his work. That dude was everywhere, perhaps I can put him to good use, now that you've mentioned the idea of a local contact.
The only AS or former AS areas that worried me were (still are) the most worrisome areas of the Somali geography; the Jubba river regions. I have no clue how my primitive Ogaden cousins survived in those far south regions, I used to hear stories about cagdheer villagers being eaten by Bantus all the time.

You can understand why I have my reservations about entering from Kenya into Kismayo, that whole area just isn't right. I may have to tap my connections in Xamar, I may have many more contacts there than I'm aware of.
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
sorry but if being in xamar scares you so much i'd suggest you stay away from south till its all safe.
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
Xamar does not equal the south. I'm okay with the south, I'm just not okay with Xamar.greenday wrote:sorry but if being in xamar scares you so much i'd suggest you stay away from south till its all safe.
Its like saying - if you're not okay with Afghanistan, stay out of Asia.

Xamar is just one place, 45 miles squared. That's it. Somalia south of Xamar is roughly 100,000 miles squared. So, yes, there is much for me to see. Lots and lots of south to see.
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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
Its like saying - if you're not okay with Afghanistan, stay out of Asia.
How is is the same am not telling you dont go to Africa if you cant go to Somalia am not even telling you dont go to all parts of Somalia

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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
What happened to that guyAbdiWahab252 wrote: AS seized a member of the diaspora off a bus because he stood out: well dressed, over nourished etc.

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Re: A Question for Waryaa/others who have traveled to Somali
Monk
From Harardheere in north to Afmadow in the deep south is around 300,000 square kilometer vast land..your only fear would be wild animals and old kenyan jets,.
From Harardheere in north to Afmadow in the deep south is around 300,000 square kilometer vast land..your only fear would be wild animals and old kenyan jets,.

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