Masha'Allah The Admiral! Mohamed O. Osman

[Siciid85]

She is from New Zealand, Darood and from Ethiopia just like her Facebook states. Keep your whores to yourself.
What is next Ayan Hersi, Iman Bowie, Waris Dirie etc are not Majerteen ROFL.Denial is the first step to insanity.

[mody21]

She is from New Zealand, Darood and from Ethiopia just like her Facebook states. Keep your whores to yourself.
What is next Ayan Hersi, Iman Bowie, Waris Dirie etc are not Majerteen ROFL.Denial is the first step to insanity.

her Facebook kulaha this nigga must be forgetting that I was the one who showed him what his girls were up to in nairobi...her facebook kulaha is her facebook as real as the "book" by douglis coulins that was written in 1960 and whom you claim he had relations with boqor cusmans "daughter" (even though he had non) who would have lived in the 18th century ...what next your going to say your home girl caprice is also darood or that hodan from hargaysa is darood...or that mister gunther female porn actresses were darood...just cuzz you women cant keep their legged crossed doesn't mean that everyone else is the same....Facebook kulaha man I must be giving you nightmares to come up with such bullshit on the fly

[Siciid85]

And Waris Dirie, Iman Bowie and Ayan Hersi the trio Majerteen whores who hail from northern Mudug who are known for displaying their flesh for the white men,
Attacking the religion + the Sugar Rush sisters from Nugaal (Cisse Maxamued) who performed Porno for their bosses are white Caucasians. You have lost the plot kid.
Go play with your Kindergarten peers.

[mody21]

you can hate on ayaan hirsi and imaan all you like but atleast they have class saxib you wont ever catch ayan or iman making pornos with 60 Year old german men for a passport, they are also make six figure and live a lifestyle most eeydoors would kill for, now am not excusing their behaviour, but real recognizes real...Dont be mad just because you got caught red handed with a lie... seriously tho how did you think you were going to get a way with "boqor cusman had a daughter , who married a white man" seriously am not even trying to be insulting right now am legit asking ....boqor cuman the king of majeertenia and his daughter married a white man, and no one except some eeydoor blog site knows about this ...and you accuse me of being a kindergartner Cmon bro step your game up

[SANDIEGUY]

Lol, schooled! Nice ^

[Siciid85]

What is there to envy about the two Majerteen whores Iman & Waris Dirie or apostate Ayan Hersi? Ma waxa la gaadhay marki ay Majerteenka ku faani jireen
Dh!lloyiinkooda, waba umaad qariban .I didn't know Google online history books is owned by "Idoors" . You can try to deny as long as you want but the
reality is there for anyone to see.

A Tear for Somalia Douglas Collins.

"Amiina herself broke the spell by whispering, 'War, Abdi Melik, awa wa addo' (Oh, how the moon shines),"


http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=X4cX ... oud_r&cad=

Enough said.

[mody21]

lol you digging youself in a deeper grave saxib wallahi your very desperate...I have already proven the source of you supposed book was nothing more than an eeydoor blog spot, you can go back to my previous post..I just dont understand how a writter whos published his book in 1960's could be married to a majeerteenian princes in 18th century . As I have told you before the book is not in question the content is , if you would have actually read the book this is what it looks like ...I know how hard education is up there in the traingle so few german 60 year olds to barter sex with.

The ACTUAL Book:


Douglis R. Collins...I dont see boqor cusman daughter must have gone to the restroom quick

here is what I get when I google searched so called quotes from the book...no google book redirect..no amazon..no history website just two eydoor qabiil sites both obsessed with darood


I post reality while you come in here with fairy tails.

HARGEISA, 31 March 2009 (PlusNews) – Hodan* spends most of her afternoons sitting outside her tiny house in Hargeisa, capital of the self-declared republic of Somaliland, blowing fruity smoke from a hookah pipe, her face covered in a green paste to help her skin look its best.

She does not trawl the streets looking for customers; most of her clients make appointments to visit her at home. In this conservative Muslim country, commercial sex work is practised out of sight. Hodan says not even her neighbours know how she makes a living and if they ever found out, she is sure they would evict her immediately.

“I sleep with between one and three men every day; they usually pay me with khat [a mild stimulant widely chewed in the Horn of Africa] and money, maybe about US$3.50 for every man,” she told IRIN/PlusNews.


The money she earns is enough to pay rent and feed and clothe her 10-year-old daughter, but what Hodan wants more than anything is to be able to make enough to learn new skills that would enable her to stop selling sex.

A shameful profession

“I would do anything, anything else,” she said. “When I was younger I looked after my aunt’s household, but when a man in the family made me pregnant, I was sent away, so I have no family to look after me.”

Hodan has never been to school and can neither read nor write. Although she still hopes she can switch occupations, she knows it is highly unlikely that it will happen without a helping hand.

Somaliland has several NGOs that assist the disadvantaged members of society, but so far no organisation has tackled the issue of sex workers, largely because of fear of repercussions from the wider community.

“It [sex work] is very shameful in our culture so no one is prepared to work with them,” said Yahye Mohamoud Ahmed, chairperson of the Somaliland National Youth Organisation, a local NGO that has several projects benefiting unemployed youth, but none directly targeting sex workers. “It would be good if we could find a way to help them, but it is hard.”

Because they are outside mainstream society, sex workers tend not to visit regular health centres and despite the risk their occupation poses, there are no HIV messages specifically targeting them.

Research in 2007, by the International Organisation for Migration, to better understand the HIV-risk behaviour in Somalia’s most at-risk populations, showed that transactional sex workers were vulnerable to HIV, especially as condom use was very low.

On the fringe

“Clients can be violent, and there is no way for the women to report to the police; they have no support networks – not family, friends or the government – to stand up for their rights,” said a local NGO worker who preferred anonymity.

Hodan knows about HIV and has even been tested, but her use of condoms is sporadic, despite being diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection in the past.

“I really fear HIV and try to use condoms always, but if the client doesn’t want to use a condom I will have sex with him anyway – I need the money,” she said, adding that the men usually brought their own condoms.

Somaliland’s HIV prevalence is estimated at 1.4 percent, but experts say the epidemic is likely to be concentrated in high-risk populations such as sex workers, seafarers and truck drivers.

According to the NGO worker, most sex workers will not risk walking into a pharmacy to buy condoms, or even go to a health centre where they are available free of charge. “They rely on their clients for condoms, or on middlemen who often overcharge them for the condoms. Providing free condoms to sex workers also risks a backlash from the community.”

Reaching sex workers with HIV services would require creative solutions. “They do not have normal access to health services such as VCT [voluntary testing and counselling] and clinics; they fear visiting VCT centres because they may be recognised and talked about, but creating special clinics and centres for them could be even more stigmatising,” she said.

Baby steps towards a plan for sex workers

Nevertheless, the NGO worker said, “We are making some progress – there was a time when the government rejected the very idea that commercial sex workers existed in Somaliland, but now they accept that they are here.”

Mohamed Hussein Osman, executive secretary of the Somaliland National AIDS Commission, said: “We know that they exist, but it is hard to reach them because culturally and religiously it is a very sensitive issue. They are at risk, and are also spreading HIV, so we need to come up with a plan to reach them.”

It was also difficult to gain the trust of sex workers, but not impossible. “They want to be found, they want to be heard, and they want to be helped. Most of these girls and women do it because there is nothing else for them to do – they would quit instantly if they had any other alternative,” the NGO worker said.

“There will always be consequences, there will always be risks and challenges, but we have to be ready for that,” she added. “We have to start somewhere.”

* Not her real name
http://www.bartamaha.com/somalia-high-r ... -radar-57/

[Coldoon]

“I would do anything, anything else,” she said. “When I was younger I looked after my aunt’s household, but when a man in the family made me pregnant, I was sent away, so I have no family to look after me.”

Mody21, you're schooling the kid. This quote caught my attention. Ma walaalkayd ba wasay misa her father? War waxee leyihin dhaqan iga yabsaday.

[Siciid85]

lol@the butt clapping as if will make the reality go away for Doqosh aka Darood.


This is from the book. Just because you are too dumb doesn't mean it is not there, a simple search inside the book typing Amiina or Alula will
show it.

2010
Somali women and girls, some of whom were trafficking victims, engaged in prostitution in brothels in Garowe, the Puntland-administered part of Las Anod (Sool region),
and pirate towns such as Eyl and Haradheere. Some female brothel owners, who can profit as much as $50 per client, reportedly kept these victims in harsh conditions
and meted out physical abuse.

BBC NEWS: Prostituion a rising problem in Puntland.

From their stuffy, cramped headquarters in central Bossasso, they churn out TV programmes, radio shows, magazines and websites with a single, simple message
- piracy is out. "First, they are responsible for inflation," he complained. "Now, food, land, cars are all too expensive for ordinary people. It used to be that you
could hope for these things, but not any more. "Then, they bring in prostitutes, they take drugs, they crash their cars. They rape whoever they want.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8072188.stm

Darood women native to Jigjiga selling their bodies to feed their families.

Sometimes I can make 450 Birr in a month, but it’s not every day that I get income.’ Many
informal livelihood activities in urban areas are illicit or illegal. It is reported that there has
recently been a rise in the number of young women in Jigjiga turning to prostitution to
support themselves and their families. Informal activities also tend to provide lower returns.
One man who makes his living by begging in Jigjiga market estimated his monthly earnings
at 150 Birr. At the other end of the income scale, one prosperous trader in Jigjiga town
claimed to earn approximately 30,000 Birr each month from selling gemstones.

Prostitution in Darood town of Garissa.

A much smaller percentage of women chew qat. There are also reports of harder
drugs such as cocaine that is beginning to enter the district

Focus group youth also
mentioned STDs and prostitution as problems. The National AIDS Control Council estimated in 2007
that Garissa district had an HIV prevalence rate of 4.2 percent, up from one percent in 2002. The
2008 District Development Report gave the district prevalence rate as 2.6 percent

The major health problems facing youth in Garissa town are:

 HIV/AIDS prevalence rate has increased from 0.25 percent in 2003‐1.4 percent in 2007

 Negative peer influence which leads to bad socially unaccepted behaviours like prostitutions and
self‐stigma.
 Lack of proper public health information
http://edoc.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/ser ... S_Rr57.pdf

[mody21]

I kinda feel bad for the poor cuqdaad ridden street boy....the everyone wants a piece of boqortoyada darood

Somaliland is a region of destination, transit and origin for victims of international human trafficking as well as domestic/local human trafficking (whereby no international borders are crossed). The victims are mainly women and young children and are trafficked for domestic work, forced prostitution and organ removal.

While cases of trafficking to Hargeisa and Burao in Somaliland have been identified so far, main destinations for international trafficking seem to be Ethiopia, Djibouti, Yemen and potentially United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia among others. Personal interviews with victims and others in Somaliland reveal a trafficking pattern where Somali women (in Somaliland) act as recruiters and intermediaries to take the victims to Djibouti, and Ethiopia for the purpose of domestic servitude and organ removal

Man that Eeydoors and AIds..what a combination.


Nice Try Eeydoor did you make the cover on Microsoft paint yourself...you talk about a book yet cant even distinguish a fake cover of it from the real one.


Next time you come around here with that somali tariikh bullshit you better now trix are for kids.

[eliteSomali]

cease the childish behavior waryaada!

[DANGIRL]

@ letting men pay her in khat.

[Coldoon]

@ letting men pay her in khat.

[Siciid85]

And of course this is Coldoon's occupied people crying they were not allowed to sell Khat by a certain sub clan lol. Daad la haysto oo meelkasta lagu guumaysto baad tihiin
Ethiopia, Somaliland, Somalia and Kenya, Waxad ku faantan maleh.


At 2:55.

[mody21]

Seriously do you guys see this shit this nigga talks about a book yet cant even tell how the cover looks wallahi the brain dead eeydoor knows no bound to his insanity..I dare this guy to prove king cusman even had a daughter what a joke.