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This topic is a good reason why there should be in the future a law preventing people who have been in the diaspora for a long time from holding important offices in any government in Somalia.

QG, I don't ever plan to hold a single position of authority anywhere in Somalia let alone "government office" (as if the collective sum of our ambitions should be relegated to such a dastardly thought).

What about in a future Jubbaland under the suzerainty of 'they who must not be named'

It's always meant a lot to me and probably will for the remainder of my life.

Not sure how one can get rid of it, specially if you were born in Somalia and still have memories of it.

no, I am closer to pashtun muslim than a christian somali

grandpakhalif wrote:no, I am closer to pashtun muslim than a christian somali

Somalinimo is a beautiful thing and it means a lot to me. I find my Somalinimo at its highest when im around non-somalis and I happen to see one or few somali we become best of friends and my Somalinimo is at its worst when im with Somalis all the time and many like Somali malls. So u need balance not too many and not too few. Somalinimo

It means not dividing our people into qawils.

[quote][/quote] I no longer feel that special bond or connection. I just see them as regular people and tend to get annoyed if they show familiarity towards me on account of just sharing ethnicity

The Dr prescribed no fadhi ku dirir for 2wks, and your somalinimo blood count should be back to normal

Yes politics aside i will always aide a somali stranger just because he is somali.I will alway be for greater somali interests.
it means allot to me..

Turbulence wrote:This topic is a good reason why there should be in the future a law preventing people who have been in the diaspora for a long time from holding important offices in any government in Somalia.

Yep. Those in the diaspora are the sickest of the Somalis. They have created all these jabhads. They all think they are politicians and fuck up the country that bit more every time. They are sick to the core whilst the people in Somalia are more forgiving and just want peace. These diasporans present themselves as the 'natural' leaders and navigate the country to the furthest depths of the gutter.