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Lol@ religion being the reason to unite. These fockin people man

CaliBurco wrote:Lol@ religion being the reason to unite. These fockin people man

beryahan the jebertis are using religion for their clan purposes - they have reached new lows

Kii salaadiisa aan ey dhaafiin iyo ka dhakadiisa aan sujood ku dhufan dhowr iyo toban sanno, maxaa uu kalla dhexeeya?

they used to use the "we are the same people and have the same language" card but now it's "we are both muslim and it is xaaran to have seperate countries"

CaliBurco wrote:Lol@ religion being the reason to unite. These fockin people man

aligaab, paranoia? i think i am the 1st one who brought in religion into this conversation and I did not mention somalis, let alone reconciliation. u need to think out of the box and comprehend what is written without swinging at an anti-sland ghost in the dark When I said Muslim nations, I meant real nations like Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

If religion and somalinmo is not a good reason than what is left ???

Wait, you hope to become like Bahrain, Qatar without the oil at best. Nothing more than a base. Is this the best you can hope for?

It would be nice if there wasn't borders/countries but the reality is that there are. Somalis have the choice to deal with what they have or go against the world.

Alchemist wrote:
But those are the exact reasons why we should be united. You can't ignore those important reasons for smaller ones. If those reasons don't convince you nothing will.

Sorry, I know this topic was directed at enlightened sista..

But it's not working. I know this is a simplistic view but divorcing might help everyone move forward.

Yous see 'their' arrogance ? This kibr will be the downfall of yourselves - deen wise ! Ciyaals...seriously.

Qaldaans you need in la idiin saxo marka welcome back walaaloyaalo

SimplySerene wrote:It would be nice if there wasn't borders/countries but the reality is that there are. Somalis have the choice to deal with what they have or go against the world.

Alchemist wrote:
But those are the exact reasons why we should be united. You can't ignore those important reasons for smaller ones. If those reasons don't convince you nothing will.

Sorry, I know this topic was directed at enlightened sista..

But it's not working. I know this is a simplistic view but divorcing might help everyone move forward.

Not saying is going to be easy. To be honest most of the time I don't blame somaliland for wanting to separate, somalis are a hateful people but we should try our out most. We can only pray for now.

you know what is funny, the somali government has failed to unite south somalia and yet somaliland is always on top of their minds.

It was a failed union so we went our own way, no religion and culture isn't enough. Somaliland is much better off managing their own affairs.

I wonder cida ay soo diran doonaan in somaliland la qabsado.
Ileen we all know they are incapable.

You people need to stop thinking of a people who want nothing to do with you.

Think of your priorities like the 10000 + Bantu troops roaming your lands.

abdikarim86 wrote:I wonder cida ay soo diran doonaan in somaliland la qabsado.
Ileen we all know they are incapable.

You people need to stop thinking of a people who want nothing to do with you.

Think of your priorities like the 10000 + Bantu troops roaming your lands.

abdi, I learnt long ago that the majority of walanweyns are envious of our peace and stability - fair enough with the jebertis hating on us because it's in their DNA but what the excuse for the hawiye and xurufles (emperior's word )

Alchemist wrote:
Not saying is going to be easy. To be honest most of the time I don't blame somaliland for wanting to separate, somalis are a hateful people but we should try our out most. We can only pray for now.

It's time to move on. It's actually way over it's time. I want to see more progress in my life time.

It is perfectly understandable, who'd want anything to do with Somalia? It's a mess. When it was peaceful and prosperous, for decades and decades there were no murmurings of 'secession' etc. Isaaqs lived in Mogadhishu, studied in its universities ..etcetc. My Dad talks fondly of his time traversing across Somalia going to places like Mogadishu ,Marka Cadeey etc. It's only recently when Somalia's fallen on hard times that people don't want anything to do with it. I really don't blame them.

I don't think the solution is to isolate yourself, create tribal enclaves and call it a country...citing how it's peaceful ..well of course you will get along {not always as the recent deadly riots and previous interIsaaq wars has shown}.