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DrAideed wrote:

grandpakhalif wrote:K'naan is a special case he always comes to Somali community in toronto and gives back.

If the Somali community were able to disassociate from Somalia and the Somali identity they wouldn't need anybody to give back.

GaajoUnit wrote:Rageh, speaks fluent Somali even though he came to the UK as a child. This is the same man who welcomed Sheikh Shariff when he came to the UK. The man went out of his way to make a documentary about Somali youth violence in the UK.
Mo Farah, this is the same who is an avid supporter of SOmaliland, even taking his wife and kid back home; the same man who was interviewed on the Somali bbc and expressed his love for Somali music and plays. Heck, the man went as far as saying that he buys Somali ruwayado from Southall. Mohamed Farah is reported to be building a running school home. fock sake, the guy waved the Somaliland flag alongside the British flag when stormed to victory.Hardly isolation, eh? These people are "successfull" in their fields because they are hardworking and passionate about their roles. Mind you, there are many other successfull Somalis who are not celebrities and who do not shun contact with Somalis. Take for example, the owner of, er, erm, daah, DAHABSHILL. We own this intellectuall shiish mayn, war waxani maxay ahayeen?

Rabshoole wrote:I disagree with your views. Most Somalis who isolate themselves from their own kind are more likely lose the most important thing and that is diintoda. If this world means that much to them remember this setting is only temparory, the really show starts when the curtains come down.

Saraxnow wrote:Olive, maybe because he knows more about them

OliveOil wrote:

GaajoUnit wrote:Rageh, speaks fluent Somali even though he came to the UK as a child. This is the same man who welcomed Sheikh Shariff when he came to the UK. The man went out of his way to make a documentary about Somali youth violence in the UK.
Mo Farah, this is the same who is an avid supporter of SOmaliland, even taking his wife and kid back home; the same man who was interviewed on the Somali bbc and expressed his love for Somali music and plays. Heck, the man went as far as saying that he buys Somali ruwayado from Southall. Mohamed Farah is reported to be building a running school home. fock sake, the guy waved the Somaliland flag alongside the British flag when stormed to victory.Hardly isolation, eh? These people are "successfull" in their fields because they are hardworking and passionate about their roles. Mind you, there are many other successfull Somalis who are not celebrities and who do not shun contact with Somalis. Take for example, the owner of, er, erm, daah, DAHABSHILL. We own this intellectuall shiish mayn, war waxani maxay ahayeen?

Why didn't you mention Ayan Hirsi or Iman??? Or you were just defending ur Isaaq brothers?

ManD333q wrote:

OliveOil wrote:

GaajoUnit wrote:Rageh, speaks fluent Somali even though he came to the UK as a child. This is the same man who welcomed Sheikh Shariff when he came to the UK. The man went out of his way to make a documentary about Somali youth violence in the UK.
Mo Farah, this is the same who is an avid supporter of SOmaliland, even taking his wife and kid back home; the same man who was interviewed on the Somali bbc and expressed his love for Somali music and plays. Heck, the man went as far as saying that he buys Somali ruwayado from Southall. Mohamed Farah is reported to be building a running school home. fock sake, the guy waved the Somaliland flag alongside the British flag when stormed to victory.Hardly isolation, eh? These people are "successfull" in their fields because they are hardworking and passionate about their roles. Mind you, there are many other successfull Somalis who are not celebrities and who do not shun contact with Somalis. Take for example, the owner of, er, erm, daah, DAHABSHILL. We own this intellectuall shiish mayn, war waxani maxay ahayeen?

Why didn't you mention Ayan Hirsi or Iman??? Or you were just defending ur Isaaq brothers?

lool Ayan Hirsi ..really?? she has done more damage than good for somali people

GaajoUnit wrote:Rageh, speaks fluent Somali even though he came to the UK as a child. This is the same man who welcomed Sheikh Shariff when he came to the UK. The man went out of his way to make a documentary about Somali youth violence in the UK.
Mo Farah, this is the same who is an avid supporter of SOmaliland, even taking his wife and kid back home; the same man who was interviewed on the Somali bbc and expressed his love for Somali music and plays. Heck, the man went as far as saying that he buys Somali ruwayado from Southall. Mohamed Farah is reported to be building a running school home. fock sake, the guy waved the Somaliland flag alongside the British flag when stormed to victory.Hardly isolation, eh? These people are "successfull" in their fields because they are hardworking and passionate about their roles. Mind you, there are many other successfull Somalis who are not celebrities and who do not shun contact with Somalis. Take for example, the owner of, er, erm, daah, DAHABSHILL. We own this intellectuall shiish mayn, war waxani maxay ahayeen?

Saraxnow wrote:To be honest,I don't really follow Iman or what she does for Somalis

OliveOil wrote:

GaajoUnit wrote:Rageh, speaks fluent Somali even though he came to the UK as a child. This is the same man who welcomed Sheikh Shariff when he came to the UK. The man went out of his way to make a documentary about Somali youth violence in the UK.
Mo Farah, this is the same who is an avid supporter of SOmaliland, even taking his wife and kid back home; the same man who was interviewed on the Somali bbc and expressed his love for Somali music and plays. Heck, the man went as far as saying that he buys Somali ruwayado from Southall. Mohamed Farah is reported to be building a running school home. fock sake, the guy waved the Somaliland flag alongside the British flag when stormed to victory.Hardly isolation, eh? These people are "successfull" in their fields because they are hardworking and passionate about their roles. Mind you, there are many other successfull Somalis who are not celebrities and who do not shun contact with Somalis. Take for example, the owner of, er, erm, daah, DAHABSHILL. We own this intellectuall shiish mayn, war waxani maxay ahayeen?

Why didn't you mention Ayan Hirsi or Iman??? Or you were just defending ur Isaaq brothers?

abdikarim86 wrote:

OliveOil wrote:

GaajoUnit wrote:Rageh, speaks fluent Somali even though he came to the UK as a child. This is the same man who welcomed Sheikh Shariff when he came to the UK. The man went out of his way to make a documentary about Somali youth violence in the UK.
Mo Farah, this is the same who is an avid supporter of SOmaliland, even taking his wife and kid back home; the same man who was interviewed on the Somali bbc and expressed his love for Somali music and plays. Heck, the man went as far as saying that he buys Somali ruwayado from Southall. Mohamed Farah is reported to be building a running school home. fock sake, the guy waved the Somaliland flag alongside the British flag when stormed to victory.Hardly isolation, eh? These people are "successfull" in their fields because they are hardworking and passionate about their roles. Mind you, there are many other successfull Somalis who are not celebrities and who do not shun contact with Somalis. Take for example, the owner of, er, erm, daah, DAHABSHILL. We own this intellectuall shiish mayn, war waxani maxay ahayeen?

Why didn't you mention Ayan Hirsi or Iman??? Or you were just defending ur Isaaq brothers?

Really Ayaan Xirsi? .....He should defend Ayaan Xirsi?

GTFO

OliveOil wrote:

Saraxnow wrote:To be honest,I don't really follow Iman or what she does for Somalis

Okay then!! You were simply speaking for urself...haku soo boodin bad ku deeqin