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Somalian_Boqor wrote:

Murax wrote:Somalian Boqor,

Somalia's last hope was Abdullahi Yusuf. Now that He is gone, there is no reason to follow Somali politics anymore.

They fought against a man who put his life on the line to bring life back into a country that was dieing, he brought with him 1/3 of the country 7,000 Troops, State Resources, unprecedented skills in Somali Politics iyo Problems, just to replace him with a school teacher who doesn't have support from his laf? It doesn't make sense to me.

Al Shabaab is bringing in skilled International terrorists to Mogadishu iyo Somalia and we got a school teacher as Head of State with zero leadership skills and zero Military skills iyo a Prime Minister who isn't any better.

Inadeer I was joking, I wanted to see if You'd think I'm daacad with that statement. Personally I felt AY was never gonna unite the different Soomali factions, and He was not really a negotiator that would have been able to be part of a peace. That being said He was 100x more qualified than this dameer

edleh wrote:Sxb you came to America as a Qaxooti remember? it's Ok though to be a citizen of another country. however, it could be imprudent to forget just like that the country which you were born markii ugu horeysey....

Well I am not a Qaxooti anymore but a U.S Citizen who has spend 3/4 of his life here. That being said I didn't forget about Somalia, but have lost hope!!!

Somalia has become a country where one gets killed for being Educated, or having Money, or just because a person belongs to certain "Clan" and on top of that you have a Political disaster, where International terrorists are proclaiming themselves to be the rulers of the land. Where is the Somalinimo inadeer? and certainly one can not expect a generation that spend most of their lifes in the west to bring forth something they know so little about or have seen in action themselfs.

Murax wrote:

Somalian_Boqor wrote:

Murax wrote:Somalian Boqor,

Somalia's last hope was Abdullahi Yusuf. Now that He is gone, there is no reason to follow Somali politics anymore.

They fought against a man who put his life on the line to bring life back into a country that was dieing, he brought with him 1/3 of the country 7,000 Troops, State Resources, unprecedented skills in Somali Politics iyo Problems, just to replace him with a school teacher who doesn't have support from his laf? It doesn't make sense to me.

Al Shabaab is bringing in skilled International terrorists to Mogadishu iyo Somalia and we got a school teacher as Head of State with zero leadership skills and zero Military skills iyo a Prime Minister who isn't any better.

Inadeer I was joking, I wanted to see if You'd think I'm daacad with that statement. Personally I felt AY was never gonna unite the different Soomali factions, and He was not really a negotiator that would have been able to be part of a peace. That being said He was 100x more qualified than this dameer

It's okay I know in the inside you really meant it. We Can't shy away from the truth when it is right in our face.

A/Y wasn't a great leaders and perhaps not even that good but he was Somalia best at the given moment and situation. Anyone else will only do worst just look at Sharif

DANGIRL wrote:LOL@ 21

NIGGA PLEASE!

I co-sign.. Niigaroow baliis

Somalian_Boqor wrote:

edleh wrote:Sxb you came to America as a Qaxooti remember? it's Ok though to be a citizen of another country. however, it could be imprudent to forget just like that the country which you were born markii ugu horeysey....

Well I am not a Qaxooti anymore but a U.S Citizen who has spend 3/4 of his life here. That being said I didn't forget about Somalia, but have lost hope!!!

Somalia has become a country where one gets killed for being Educated, or having Money, or just because a person belongs to certain "Clan" and on top of that you have a Political disaster, where International terrorists are proclaiming themselves to be the rulers of the land. Where is the Somalinimo inadeer? and certainly one can not expect a generation that spend most of their lifes in the west to bring forth something they know so little about or have seen in action themselfs.

Nigga Somalia was that in 1991

TrophY-WifeY- wrote:

DANGIRL wrote:LOL@ 21

NIGGA PLEASE!

I co-sign.. Niigaroow baliis

Marka how old am I?

Shirib wrote:

Somalian_Boqor wrote:

edleh wrote:Sxb you came to America as a Qaxooti remember? it's Ok though to be a citizen of another country. however, it could be imprudent to forget just like that the country which you were born markii ugu horeysey....

Well I am not a Qaxooti anymore but a U.S Citizen who has spend 3/4 of his life here. That being said I didn't forget about Somalia, but have lost hope!!!

Somalia has become a country where one gets killed for being Educated, or having Money, or just because a person belongs to certain "Clan" and on top of that you have a Political disaster, where International terrorists are proclaiming themselves to be the rulers of the land. Where is the Somalinimo inadeer? and certainly one can not expect a generation that spend most of their lifes in the west to bring forth something they know so little about or have seen in action themselfs.

Nigga Somalia was that in 1991

And it still is 2009

^^^ This is home

Somalian_Boqor wrote:

TrophY-WifeY- wrote:

DANGIRL wrote:LOL@ 21

NIGGA PLEASE!

I co-sign.. Niigaroow baliis

Marka how old am I?

only you know, but i can assure it Ain't 21

This Is Home

Somalian_Boqor wrote:This Is Home

baadiyo

Come Visit sometime will show you around. We can go around the whole town in 10mins

TrophY-WifeY- wrote:

DANGIRL wrote:LOL@ 21

NIGGA PLEASE!

I co-sign.. Niigaroow baliis

LOL he really is that old i can co-sign most people here aren't that old not even seniors in college

Why is it so hard for people to believe age? The guy is 21.

Boq, you realize what you are as soon as you step foot outside the U.S and you think you have stepped outside of your home.

Aduunyo this place amazes me with the amount of people who haven't even visited somalia and yet are the most active in somali politics/qabiil, whereas I have actually been and I don't know sh1t about somali politics and frankly I wouln't want to.
Somalian Boqor, next time you mention puntland just remember that place your talking about you haven't seen it.