Wow and I thought the somali guy was worse

[anonymousfaarax]

You don't have anything to say other than scratching your head in confusion? what part of what I wrote was difficult for you to comprehend?

You said, "I thought that the somali teacher who became an MP in the TFG was crazy" meaning that you taught Farmaajo and Gaas becoming the Prime ministers of Somalia because of their previous career as teachers were "crazy." My point was what is so "crazy" about teachers becoming prime ministers, when numerous teachers become the presidents in the most powerful country in the world?

Again. WTF is she on about

o.k let's stop rediculing her. Enlightened nobody mentioned the TFG or its politicians. He was alluding to the deputy prime minister not gaas or farmaajo. As for what you said, anyone can become a politician as long as they have a popular message OR the right backing.

[Enlightened]

where did i mention farmaajo or gaas

What other "teachers" becameTFG Prime ministers other than those two? You comment was ambiguous but people CAN read between the lines you know.

[Estarix]

Enlightened@

He is referring to a Somali guy from UK who took a ministerial post in the TFG. I can see why your confused though, as you mistaked him with Gaas who i also think left a job.

[MrSinister]

where did i mention farmaajo or gaas

What other "teachers" becameTFG Prime ministers other than those two? You comment was ambiguous but people CAN read between the lines you know.

shiekh shariif was a dugsi teacher. and he is talking about an MP, not prime minister. this is why women should not be involved in politics.

[Enlightened]

Estrix

The mistake for his not mine. He should have been more specific. Do you understand how his comment is open to more than one interpretation?
My initial thought was, "why he is belittling Farmaajo and Gaas when in fact they are one of the most educated Pms in Somali history?"

[Cumar-Labasuul]

[Cali_Gaab]

Listen you little majerteen girl, stop trying to be like Gemini.

[Enlightened]

shiekh shariif was a dugsi teacher. and he is talking about an MP, not prime minister. this is why women should not be involved in politics.

The ironic thing is, most women in snet are intellectually superior to your illiterate ass

And don't tell me what I can and can't get involved at

[MrSinister]

shiekh shariif was a dugsi teacher. and he is talking about an MP, not prime minister. this is why women should not be involved in politics.

The ironic thing is, most women in snet are intellectually superior to your illiterate ass

And don't tell me what I can and can't get involved at

haye, why are you lookin at my ass. isku xishood.

[Enlightened]

Listen you little majerteen girl, stop trying to be like Gemini.

Coming from you, I will take that as a complement.

[anonymousfaarax]

lol someone is looking for some Snet beef tonight

[atosh]

He may have been a porter at victoria station when Zambia was a British Colony, but he has been a politician for the past 40 yrs.
He was a minister all through 90s...... so don't compare him to a two bit TFG politician .

[Candience]

He was in England 40 years ago, he was the minister of health back in 90s. Anyways he is politician as far as I concern whether he was cleaner or not his ambition got him there.

[DropkickMurphy]

That is a very misleading article.

[Executive]

The media only tells you half of the story and out of context. Just like with the somali guy they are ignoring his political background. No one becomes president out of the blue.