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Re: United Kingdom asks Siilanyo, why not remain with Somali

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Coeus wrote:See the video right here, and Comment on what you think about Silaanyos response:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12280707
Coeus, why don't you tell us what you think about Silaanyos response.

You always make a thread, posing questions or asking for peoples opinions; yet you never answer the question yourself or state your opinion. Why not?
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Somaliland is gone man, lets just forget about them, before we had to support the resource poor state, but now our farming communities in Hiiraan, Gedo, Shebeelaha Hoose, Benadir and Jubba will be self sufficient and will not be strained by supporting those in the drier north.

Wey Duushey :sland: :up: Another foreign-aid dependent Djibouti :dj: :up:
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grandpakhalif wrote:Somaliland is gone man, lets just forget about them, before we had to support the resource poor state, but now our farming communities in Hiiraan, Gedo, Shebeelaha Hoose, Benadir and Jubba will be self sufficient and will not be strained by supporting those in the drier north.

Wey Duushey :sland: :up: Another foreign-aid dependent Djibouti :dj: :up:
Grandpa finally supporting Somaliland you came a long way Well done :up: :sland:

we wish the koonfurians also all the luck they can get with their rivers and resources and all of that god bless labba dawladood oo jaar ah :up: :D
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Re: United Kingdom asks Siilanyo, why not remain with Somali

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juzme123 wrote:
Coeus wrote:See the video right here, and Comment on what you think about Silaanyos response:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12280707
Coeus, why don't you tell us what you think about Silaanyos response.

You always make a thread, posing questions or asking for peoples opinions; yet you never answer the question yourself or state your opinion. Why not?
Saaxib, Siilanyo is a good leader, and i believe he himself is somewhat nationalist and the thought of leading all of Somalia sometimes makes him think when he eats his breakfeast :lol: . BUT sooner or later, somaliland will drop this seccecion thing.

The rest of the world knows that. :up:
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Misleading title ! The UK has already tried to no avail .
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Siilaanyo is the most pro seccesion leader Somaliland ever had i think. , when he lost the first elections in 2003. Abdirisaaq xaji xuseyn and other High officals at that time asked him to Join the TFG and lead the TFG in eldoret in kenya but he refused, that shows you he has great principles people used to say that also back in the early days in the 90s they will drop the seccecion, what they don't know is this is driven by the people it can not be stopped. not even by the international clan. the international clan suggested even that hargeysa should be the capital this was suggested by America and other EU states in 2009 but was thrown off the table by Former president daahir rayale kahin
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kambuli wrote:As long as he is fighting for secession he is in the dark side of history..It is not too late for him to repent and come to the unity :up: :som: He can be the president of greater Somalia :heart:
He has to be elected by all somalis to be the leader.....the problem is he will lose in a landslide :som:
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The_Emperior5 wrote:Siilaanyo is the most pro seccesion leader Somaliland ever had i think. , when he lost the first elections in 2003. Abdirisaaq xaji xuseyn and other High officals at that time asked him to Join the TFG and lead the TFG in eldoret in kenya but he refused, that shows you he has great principles people used to say that also back in the early days in the 90s they will drop the seccecion, what they don't know is this is driven by the people it can not be stopped. not even by the international clan. the international clan suggested even that hargeysa should be the capital this was suggested by America and other EU states in 2009 but was thrown off the table by Former president daahir rayale kahin
Saxiib i need to ask a question, my abti told me that Siilanyo actually won in 2003, but elders and others told him to step down. He showed great maturity and accepted it, and he even got back some of his campaign money.

Is there any truth to this?
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sarman wrote:
kambuli wrote:As long as he is fighting for secession he is in the dark side of history..It is not too late for him to repent and come to the unity :up: :som: He can be the president of greater Somalia :heart:
He has to be elected by all somalis to be the leader.....the problem is he will lose in a landslide :som:

TFG presidents are hand picked by the international clan they are not elected :lol: :lol:
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Coeus wrote:
The_Emperior5 wrote:Siilaanyo is the most pro seccesion leader Somaliland ever had i think. , when he lost the first elections in 2003. Abdirisaaq xaji xuseyn and other High officals at that time asked him to Join the TFG and lead the TFG in eldoret in kenya but he refused, that shows you he has great principles people used to say that also back in the early days in the 90s they will drop the seccecion, what they don't know is this is driven by the people it can not be stopped. not even by the international clan. the international clan suggested even that hargeysa should be the capital this was suggested by America and other EU states in 2009 but was thrown off the table by Former president daahir rayale kahin
Saxiib i need to ask a question, my abti told me that Siilanyo actually won in 2003, but elders and others told him to step down. He showed great maturity and accepted it, and he even got back some of his campaign money.

Is there any truth to this?

Yeah in 2003 people say Siilaanyo won The first round of the election was counted and then a Mysterious ballot box came from Sanaag and gave rayaale the majority of the votes. there was only 80 votes difference :lol:

Siilaanyo :up: :sland:
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Re: United Kingdom asks Siilanyo, why not remain with Somali

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The_Emperior5 wrote:
sarman wrote:
kambuli wrote:As long as he is fighting for secession he is in the dark side of history..It is not too late for him to repent and come to the unity :up: :som: He can be the president of greater Somalia :heart:
He has to be elected by all somalis to be the leader.....the problem is he will lose in a landslide :som:

TFG presidents are hand picked by the international clan they are not elected :lol: :lol:
I am saying adheer silaanyo believes in democrasy.....why not have election.....no enough vote though from habar jeclo :roll:
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Re: United Kingdom asks Siilanyo, why not remain with Somali

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Sarman Siilanyo does not even want to run for president of Somalia :lol: he would've done that in 2004 if he wanted he had the chance.
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Yeah in 2003 people say Siilaanyo won The first round of the election was counted and then a Mysterious ballot box came from Sanaag and gave rayaale the majority of the votes. there was only 80 votes difference :lol:

Siilaanyo :up: :sland:
Yeah man he deserves respect :up: :up:
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Re: United Kingdom asks Siilanyo, why not remain with Somali

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The problem is:

5 clans live there 3 don't want the secession :up: :clap: Sool, Sanaag, and Awdal does not want....

So adeer needs to come to Xamar :up: He is welcome...
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