what did the habargedirs who started the recent war in hamar achieve? they only attracted death and destruction to their civilians and fighters. they asked meetings for a ceasefire with the tigres and fell on deaf ears. will these people ever become normal somalis?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.
what did they achieve?
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Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="musika man"]what did the habargedirs who started the recent war in hamar achieve? they only attracted death and destruction to their civilians and fighters. they asked meetings for a ceasefire with the tigres and fell on deaf ears. will these people ever become normal somalis?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night
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Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="e!"][quote="musika man"]what did the habargedirs who started the recent war in hamar achieve? they only attracted death and destruction to their civilians and fighters. they asked meetings for a ceasefire with the tigres and fell on deaf ears. will these people ever become normal somalis?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night[/quote]
^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night
[/quote]^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.
Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="musika man"][quote="e!"][quote="musika man"]what did the habargedirs who started the recent war in hamar achieve? they only attracted death and destruction to their civilians and fighters. they asked meetings for a ceasefire with the tigres and fell on deaf ears. will these people ever become normal somalis?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night[/quote]
^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.[/quote]
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night
[/quote]^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.[/quote]
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?
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musika man
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Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="e!"][quote="musika man"][quote="e!"][quote="musika man"]what did the habargedirs who started the recent war in hamar achieve? they only attracted death and destruction to their civilians and fighters. they asked meetings for a ceasefire with the tigres and fell on deaf ears. will these people ever become normal somalis?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night[/quote]
^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.[/quote]
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
you dismissed dowg. wrong topic for you.
back to the topic.
what did they achieve?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night
[/quote]^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.[/quote]
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
you dismissed dowg. wrong topic for you.
back to the topic.
what did they achieve?
Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="musika man"][quote="e!"][quote="musika man"][quote="e!"][quote="musika man"]what did the habargedirs who started the recent war in hamar achieve? they only attracted death and destruction to their civilians and fighters. they asked meetings for a ceasefire with the tigres and fell on deaf ears. will these people ever become normal somalis?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night[/quote]
^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.[/quote]
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
you dismissed dowg. wrong topic for you.
back to the topic.
what did they achieve?[/quote]
Answer my question
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
wallahi, i get the feeling u cry urself to sleep at night
[/quote]^^^
why will i cry? lamagoodleeys dying is sad, but that is sport for them. i feel more sympathy with the darfurians than somalis committing suicide in their qabiil name.
i said no qaldaans in this topic, go somewhere else. i wanna hear from the habargedirs tell me what they achieved.[/quote]
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
you dismissed dowg. wrong topic for you.
back to the topic.
what did they achieve?[/quote]
Answer my question
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?
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musika man
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Re: what did they achieve?
^^^
why do i choose the supidiest person in somalinet to become my buddy?
open another topic dowg, this is not for you.
why do i choose the supidiest person in somalinet to become my buddy?
open another topic dowg, this is not for you.
Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="musika man"]^^^
why do i choose the supidiest person in somalinet to become my buddy?
open another topic dowg, this is not for you.[/quote]
answer my question
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?
why do i choose the supidiest person in somalinet to become my buddy?
open another topic dowg, this is not for you.[/quote]
answer my question
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?
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musika man
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Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="e!"]answer my question
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
neva mind, start a topic and i will join. don't hijack this topic, it says no dowgs, qaldaans and onlf ogaden terrorists.
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
neva mind, start a topic and i will join. don't hijack this topic, it says no dowgs, qaldaans and onlf ogaden terrorists.
Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="musika man"][quote="e!"]answer my question
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
neva mind, start a topic and i will join. don't hijack this topic, it says no dowgs, qaldaans and onlf ogaden terrorists.[/quote]
WHy ask such questions when u already know the answer to them? The HG achieved bringing greater blood shed to their poor ppl, but they also killed some filthy habashi
muiska, am not surpirsed that u feel more closer to the darfur case, since u are part bantu...is that why u hate somalis so much? Cuz we make fun of and ridicule ur kind (bantu) and your other half????What is it??? Omani?Persian?Portuguese? Why cant u be more like bagamundo?[/quote]
^^^
neva mind, start a topic and i will join. don't hijack this topic, it says no dowgs, qaldaans and onlf ogaden terrorists.[/quote]
WHy ask such questions when u already know the answer to them? The HG achieved bringing greater blood shed to their poor ppl, but they also killed some filthy habashi
Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="musika man"]what did the habargedirs who started the recent war in hamar achieve? they only attracted death and destruction to their civilians and fighters. they asked meetings for a ceasefire with the tigres and fell on deaf ears. will these people ever become normal somalis?
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
Horta qofkasto maxee Habar Gidir afka ugataakta....Nacalaa iyo waridkiin maxaa eraah.....lol Habir Gidir became the boggy of Hawiye...When ppl hear there name they wet their pants...man dat is funny....
what did they achieve.
no onlf ogaden terrorists or qaldaan views required.[/quote]
Horta qofkasto maxee Habar Gidir afka ugataakta....Nacalaa iyo waridkiin maxaa eraah.....lol Habir Gidir became the boggy of Hawiye...When ppl hear there name they wet their pants...man dat is funny....
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Re: what did they achieve?
[quote="e!"]
WHy ask such questions when u already know the answer to them? The HG achieved bringing greater blood shed to their poor ppl, but they also killed some filthy habashi[/quote]
now you talking like a smart dude. is all this bloodshed worth? do they have loose more of their people?
WHy ask such questions when u already know the answer to them? The HG achieved bringing greater blood shed to their poor ppl, but they also killed some filthy habashi
[/quote]now you talking like a smart dude. is all this bloodshed worth? do they have loose more of their people?
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musika man
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Re: what did they achieve?
^^^
neva mind.
"The Hawiye are demanding the United Nations, United States, European Union and Arab League pressure Ethiopia to stop attacks."
Somali capital quieter, hundreds thought dead
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - One explosion and some gunfire sounded across Mogadishu on Monday morning, but the Somali capital was generally quieter after four days of non-stop battles pitting Ethiopian and Somali troops against insurgents.
Residents say several hundred people have died since soldiers launched an offensive against the rebels on Thursday.
"Last night was the first night I have slept since the war started," a clan militia fighter, who asked not to be named, told Reuters. "People see this as a chance to collect their belongings and get out."
While the generalized shelling and gunfire seen across the city in recent days had stopped on Monday, a single blast followed by some gunfire rocked the Kilometer Four area of south Mogadishu around 8 a.m. (0500 GMT), a Reuters witness said.
It was unclear what had caused it.
Leaders of the city's dominant Hawiye clan said on Sunday they had reached a ceasefire with Ethiopian troops who are supporting the transitional Somali government.
"We stopped the fighting on our side and they started respecting the ceasefire on their side late last night," one Hawiye leader told Reuters.
But previous truces have been broken.
And hundreds more Ethiopian troops were seen arriving in the Somali capital over the weekend.
With rotting bodies still lying in the streets on Monday, it was impossible to calculate an exact death toll from what the International Committee of the Red Cross called Mogadishu's worst fighting in more than 15 years.
Somali reporters have seen scores of corpses, Ethiopia says it has killed 200 insurgents, and residents say they believe several hundred people -- mainly civilians -- have died.
Thousands of Somalis have been pouring out of the city, many piling possessions onto donkey-carts.
DIPLOMATIC CONCERN
The international community has reacted with horror to the latest flare-up in Somalia, but remains powerless to stop it.
A small African Union (AU) peacekeeping force of some 1,200 Ugandan soldiers has been caught in the crossfire, pinned down at strategic sites like the air and sea ports. It lost a soldier during a mortar attack on the presidential compound on Sunday.
Diplomatic efforts to halt the violence were being stepped up this week. The International Contact Group on Somalia, which includes the United States, European and African nations, was due to meet in Cairo.
And perhaps more significantly, African diplomats said there was talk of a possible meeting between the leaders of Eritrea, Ethiopia and Uganda to talk about Somalia.
Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki and Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi have been at bitter odds since a 1998-2000 border conflict. While Ethiopia supported the government in ousting Somali Islamists over the New Year, Eritrea was accused of arming the Islamists.
"This thing in Somalia cannot be stopped unless these guys stop their quarrel," an African diplomat in the region said.
The Hawiye are demanding the United Nations, United States, European Union and Arab League pressure Ethiopia to stop attacks.
While Addis Ababa seems determined to finish off the rebels, many experts say the attacks could have the opposite effect, turning Somalis further against their Christian-led neighbor, or drawing in foreign Muslim jihadists.
Despite the fighting, Somalia's interim government remains confident a reconciliation meeting of elders, politicians and former warlords planned for April 16 will go ahead in the city.
The administration is the 14th attempt to restore central rule in Somalia since 1991, when the Horn of Africa nation slid into anarchy after dictator Mohamed Siad Barre was overthrown.
Source: Reuters
neva mind.
"The Hawiye are demanding the United Nations, United States, European Union and Arab League pressure Ethiopia to stop attacks."
Somali capital quieter, hundreds thought dead
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - One explosion and some gunfire sounded across Mogadishu on Monday morning, but the Somali capital was generally quieter after four days of non-stop battles pitting Ethiopian and Somali troops against insurgents.
Residents say several hundred people have died since soldiers launched an offensive against the rebels on Thursday.
"Last night was the first night I have slept since the war started," a clan militia fighter, who asked not to be named, told Reuters. "People see this as a chance to collect their belongings and get out."
While the generalized shelling and gunfire seen across the city in recent days had stopped on Monday, a single blast followed by some gunfire rocked the Kilometer Four area of south Mogadishu around 8 a.m. (0500 GMT), a Reuters witness said.
It was unclear what had caused it.
Leaders of the city's dominant Hawiye clan said on Sunday they had reached a ceasefire with Ethiopian troops who are supporting the transitional Somali government.
"We stopped the fighting on our side and they started respecting the ceasefire on their side late last night," one Hawiye leader told Reuters.
But previous truces have been broken.
And hundreds more Ethiopian troops were seen arriving in the Somali capital over the weekend.
With rotting bodies still lying in the streets on Monday, it was impossible to calculate an exact death toll from what the International Committee of the Red Cross called Mogadishu's worst fighting in more than 15 years.
Somali reporters have seen scores of corpses, Ethiopia says it has killed 200 insurgents, and residents say they believe several hundred people -- mainly civilians -- have died.
Thousands of Somalis have been pouring out of the city, many piling possessions onto donkey-carts.
DIPLOMATIC CONCERN
The international community has reacted with horror to the latest flare-up in Somalia, but remains powerless to stop it.
A small African Union (AU) peacekeeping force of some 1,200 Ugandan soldiers has been caught in the crossfire, pinned down at strategic sites like the air and sea ports. It lost a soldier during a mortar attack on the presidential compound on Sunday.
Diplomatic efforts to halt the violence were being stepped up this week. The International Contact Group on Somalia, which includes the United States, European and African nations, was due to meet in Cairo.
And perhaps more significantly, African diplomats said there was talk of a possible meeting between the leaders of Eritrea, Ethiopia and Uganda to talk about Somalia.
Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki and Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi have been at bitter odds since a 1998-2000 border conflict. While Ethiopia supported the government in ousting Somali Islamists over the New Year, Eritrea was accused of arming the Islamists.
"This thing in Somalia cannot be stopped unless these guys stop their quarrel," an African diplomat in the region said.
The Hawiye are demanding the United Nations, United States, European Union and Arab League pressure Ethiopia to stop attacks.
While Addis Ababa seems determined to finish off the rebels, many experts say the attacks could have the opposite effect, turning Somalis further against their Christian-led neighbor, or drawing in foreign Muslim jihadists.
Despite the fighting, Somalia's interim government remains confident a reconciliation meeting of elders, politicians and former warlords planned for April 16 will go ahead in the city.
The administration is the 14th attempt to restore central rule in Somalia since 1991, when the Horn of Africa nation slid into anarchy after dictator Mohamed Siad Barre was overthrown.
Source: Reuters
Re: what did they achieve?
Another Darood propoganda....It was the amxaaro that requested the cease fire not the hawiye's get ur facts str8 plus our so called president Casho Yusuf got so bitter n said Hawiyes got together n rebelled against his goverment...Amxaar waanku filan nahay iyadha iyo wixii dabadha uleefo...
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Re: what did they achieve?
^^^
will the tigre darods and add the tigre abgals make fun of you as a looser habargedir and call you a coward? you are stupid savage, the habargedirs especially the ayr in hamar have suffered heavy casualities and it is in their own interest to stop this war. read.
http://www.eitb24.com/noticia/en/B24_42581
Hawiye clan spokesman Ahmed Diriye said the fighting should end within hours. Ethiopian officials were not immediately available for comment.
Somali government troops and their Ethiopian allies have been waging a fierce offensive since Thursday to wipe out Islamic insurgents, sparking some of the heaviest fighting in 15 years in Mogadishu. Untold numbers of civilians have been killed and hundreds wounded.
The offensive has focused on parts of the capital controlled by a clan that is a major supporter of more radical elements of the Council of Islamic Courts, which ruled Mogadishu for six months before being driven out in December. That clan is the Habr Gedir, a branch of the larger Hawiye clan.
http://www.eitb24.com/noticia/en/B24_42581
will the tigre darods and add the tigre abgals make fun of you as a looser habargedir and call you a coward? you are stupid savage, the habargedirs especially the ayr in hamar have suffered heavy casualities and it is in their own interest to stop this war. read.
http://www.eitb24.com/noticia/en/B24_42581
Hawiye clan spokesman Ahmed Diriye said the fighting should end within hours. Ethiopian officials were not immediately available for comment.
Somali government troops and their Ethiopian allies have been waging a fierce offensive since Thursday to wipe out Islamic insurgents, sparking some of the heaviest fighting in 15 years in Mogadishu. Untold numbers of civilians have been killed and hundreds wounded.
The offensive has focused on parts of the capital controlled by a clan that is a major supporter of more radical elements of the Council of Islamic Courts, which ruled Mogadishu for six months before being driven out in December. That clan is the Habr Gedir, a branch of the larger Hawiye clan.
http://www.eitb24.com/noticia/en/B24_42581
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