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abdikarim86 wrote:so if there are no elections

saleebaan gaal becomes president

From one faqash to another it wont change anything only the leaders qabil, this will only benefit shallow people not the country.

GENERAL_SNM wrote:

abdikarim86 wrote:so if there are no elections

saleebaan gaal becomes president

From one faqash to another it wont change anything only the leaders qabil, this will only benefit shallow people not the country.

if im not mistaken your adeer silanyo use to be a minister for siad barre, which makes him a faqash

You guys crack me up.

Horta, how can you compare what happened in the past few weeks to elections in Somaliland and Puntland?

^Pretty much All of them are Faqash

eyes-only wrote: You guys crack me up.

Horta, how can you compare what happened in the past few weeks to elections in Somaliland and Puntland?

Whats the difference?

eyes-only wrote: You guys crack me up.

Horta, how can you compare what happened in the past few weeks to elections in Somaliland and Puntland?

There should be no comparison, one entity chose it's leader in a foreign hotel while the other 2 entities decide to do it in its own soil.

Executive wrote:

eyes-only wrote: You guys crack me up.

Horta, how can you compare what happened in the past few weeks to elections in Somaliland and Puntland?

Whats the difference?

the somalia elections were a farce and everyone knows it, the puntland elections were even a bigger farce everybody knows it. the somaliland elections are also a farce the only difference is that with this one these murqaan iidoors think they are actually taking part in true elections.

No offense intended to peace and exe, I know that word hits a raw nerve, but faqash is an ideology like fascism. Those who worked for the old regime and would like to carry on its legacy can be classed as faqash, it has nothing to do with your last employment or qabil. I hope this helps

in 6 weeks we'll have a new president

peace, why do always try to be offensive
it is isaaq not idoor

Peace, continue your outburst in another topic where i'll gladly address you but this topic serves another purpose.

Dont ruin it

Ala, you're actually asking what's the difference?

Well, for one...the Somali peace process in Djibouti was not some regional election.

Secondly, it was not a qabiil thing despite the unfortunate events that lead to several qabiil threads being posted. Plus I personally don't want to know and don't care to know who is Cumar Maxamuud or Habar Jeclo or Faqashini. These elections are nothing new and not all that exciting.

eyes-only wrote:Ala, you're actually asking what's the difference?

Well, for one...the Somali peace process in Djibouti was not some regional election.

Secondly, it was not a qabiil thing despite the unfortunate events that lead to several qabiil threads being posted. Plus I personally don't want to know and don't care to know who is Cumar Maxamuud or Habar Jeclo or Faqashini. These elections are nothing new and not all that exciting.

i could say the same thing about the tfg

abdikarim86 wrote:in 6 weeks we'll have a new president

peace, why do always try to be offensive
it is isaaq not idoor

sxb this a common term for me, if people were offended the word i would have no friends

eyes-only,

Qaldaamiinta ka qalee, cara ha uga shubin muufadooda.

eyes-only wrote:Ala, you're actually asking what's the difference?

Well, for one...the Somali peace process in Djibouti was not some regional election.

Secondly, it was not a qabiil thing despite the unfortunate events that lead to several qabiil threads being posted. Plus I personally don't want to know and don't care to know who is Cumar Maxamuud or Habar Jeclo or Faqashini. These elections are nothing new and not all that exciting.

The Somaliland elections are for the benefits of the people and are peaceful, it has flaws but so does the USA elections. What you have n the south is more closer to what happens in a circus and like a tight rope walker the president is always a step away from death. It represents the interest of the west first and ethoiopia second and finally the more powerful qabil and has no space for minorities, but n somaliland a lonely samroon can rise to the top.