Somali2003, So Gal My Madax Kalun cuz

[Luq_Ganane]

Harti on Harti violence needs to stop.

[Somali2003]

Lug Ganane, I had to lay down the fact.

Paidmonk, Every1 can see how I am trampling on your little brain.

[paidmonk]

What fact, the only thing you proved on this topic was that you are Rhiigaye.

Now, can you refute my last fact-based reply?

[Somali2003]

What was it Monkey boy?

[paidmonk]

Abaayo Somali2003. I won't stop abusing you until you prove me wrong.

Your Source on Sanaag being safer/richer than Nugaal/Mudug is from 2002, check the header on every page:

http://tman.somalinet.com/exit/?exit=ht ... /chpt2.pdf


Stop being a dumb slut, go back to page 2, check my source from FSAUSomalia.com, clearly from August 2005 extending into 2006, bottom of page reference.

http://somalinet.com/exit/?exit=http:// ... er/836.pdf


PROVE ME WRONG, post UPDATED info, not shit from a half-decade ago.

[Somali2003]

[quote="paidmonk"]Abaayo Somali2003. I won't stop abusing you until you prove me wrong.

Your Source on Sanaag being safer/richer than Nugaal/Mudug is from 2002, check the header on every page:

ago.[/quote]


What would you say If I post Similar one by 2006?


Don't resort to Draught events. You have been doing this and you are the only one who exploit tragedies beyond the control of the people. I don't want pretend to be an Idiot.


And remember when someone does not respond instantly, it doesn't mean he run away. How childish do you behave. I might be doing some important things. Not every1 spends all of his time here in Somalinet.

[paidmonk]

Are you...are you...CRYING?

a) If you posted similar information from 2005-2007, I would stand corrected.

b) The Sool Plateau drought (Sool/Sanaag, also parts of Bari) lasted from 2002-2004, my humanitarian information is from 2006.

http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/db9 ... enDocument

c) I can tell you ran away because you've been posting nonstop since last night, I can see all the topics you replied to, avoiding this one. You even ran away from the Islamic topic I was spanking you on.


...now, be a man and admit your loss, or prove me wrong.

[MJ-Pride]

Is Somali2003=Riighaye Riighaye Was raggedi whats with this drastic change?

Somali203, You are getting karbashed and aint' even a joke

[Somali2003]

Monkey boy, is this what you talking about, an overview of the emergence condition. Hooyadaa wase, all these regions have suffered the Draught. The Sool Plateau started in 2004 and ended in 2005 with its effects still lingering on the beginning of 2006. Look this map and see all the regions in emergency situation.

http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/eac ... Format=gif


Stop using Tragedies as a last resort for your argument. I can post similar tragedies of the same kind, one which affected by the Tsunami at the deep end of Bari.



ONE LAST KNOCKOUT.


"Per capita income was estimated at US$ 250 in 2004, which is lower than that for Kenya (US$350) and Tanzania (US$280), but higher than in Eritrea (US$190) and Ethiopia (US$100). More than half of the population live below the poverty line (i.e. less than US$ 2 per day). The figures however reveal large geographic disparities, with per capita income ranging from about US$ 201-250 in Sahil; and US$ 251-300 in Sool and Sanaag, to US$ 301-350 in Awdal, Hargeisa and Togdher regions.


http://www.somali-jna.org/downloads/Som ... 0dec19.doc "


IRRIGATION AND THE AGRICULTURAL INFRASTRACTURE OF SANAAG.
"The area with high cultivable potential, both rainfed and irrigable, is estimated to be about 50,000 ha. However, currently only 15,400 ha are rainfed and 2,000 ha are irrigated. In order of importance, crop cultivation in the regions of Somaliland are as follows: West (9,800 ha rainfed and 800 ha irrigated), Togtheer (2,400 ha rainfed and 250 ha irrigated), Sanaag (1,800 ha rainfed and 350 ha irrigated), Awdal (1,350 ha rainfed and 700 ha irrigated) and Sool (50 ha rainfed) based on information from Agricultural Development Organization (ADO), Somaliland, undated. "

Source: Check the same link Above.




NUGAAL AND MUDUG, LOOK THE STATS BY 2006. Bari is doing good due to the Business class of Warsangeli building many industries in Bosaso and employing thousands of starving MJs.


"“Poverty is very widespread, and it is estimated that 43 percent of the populations of South-Central Somalia, Puntland and Somaliland live on less than one US$/day. Geographically, there are disparities between regions: for example the average per capita income in Mudug and Nugaal is 150-200 US$/annum, while in Bari, Sool and Sanaag it is estimated at 250-300 US$/annum (see Table 1.1 below).”

http://www.somali-jna.org/downloads/Pun ... .doc"

[Somali2003]

I AM DONE. PEACE

[sadeboi]

Joojiye waxaan..majeertaan even your brothers ayaad ku jesateen..war isku xishooda.

[Somali2003]

Sade-boi, I have to prove them wrong and give them a little dose of reality check.

Ha Cabaadaan hadey rabaan, maxaad ka rabtaa.

[paidmonk]

Gigli2003,

a) Your map. only shows that Nugaal was the hardest hit by drought, and Bari and Mudug were also hit hard. Makes no difference then if Sanaag/Sool was also hit.

b) AGAIN, you are using the same GDP source, from 2002! Check your sources first, dumb fock.

http://somali-jna.org/index.cfm?Module= ... s=clusters

Check the Puntland page, go to Page 6, and here is the chart you used.

http://img484.imageshack.us/img484/4342/page6ii7.jpg

Clearly, its the same source, the same "Socio-Economic Survey 2002" that you brought up last time. If you go to page, 5, it says that the stats for GDP come from the table 1.1 on page 6.

Once again, come up with something from 2005-2007.

[Somali2003]

Don't make excuses, the date was 2006. Look back at my first link.

You Mjs have done well ever since the creation of Puntland with fair allocation of resources being contributed to Mudug and Nugaal.

More importantly, the future of Maakhir looks bright. It has sacrificed a lot of resources at the expense of its people, with its business class opening industries in Hargeisa providing employment for the Isaaqs.

[paidmonk]

Your first link is not the same as your last link. And I'm the guy who first posted the reliefweb link. No matter what, table 1.1 on GDP per capita is from "Socio-Economic Survey 2002" no question about it.

We have that out of the way.