Ismacil M. H. Buubaa Somali Foreign Minister

[fagash_killer]

[quote="LiQaaye_TDH"]faysal cali waaraabe and Buuba where both here in East London Talking to evryone, we know the reality on the ground, so stop reading Widhwidh.com moron.....[/quote]

widhwidh? i've copied both of the articles of somaliland.org

and the writer lives in uk so why should he lie?

[LiQaaye_TDH]

who wrote them?

[gurey25]

udub is not as popular as you think.
even in udub areas like awdal kulmiye and ucid did well in the parlaimentary elections,
udub took a beating in the key hargiesa region.


in a fair election udub will lose hands down.

[fagash_killer]

[quote="LiQaaye_TDH"]who wrote them?[/quote]

check it out

http://www.somaliland.org/opinions.asp?ID=07030904

http://www.somaliland.org/opinions.asp?ID=07031109

[fagash_killer]

[quote="gurey25"]udub is not as popular as you think.
even in udub areas like awdal kulmiye and ucid did well in the parlaimentary elections,
udub took a beating in the key hargiesa region.


in a fair election udub will lose hands down.[/quote]

yes they did wel in awdal but still most of the votes went to udub. in burco kulmiye lost big toghdeer and sool most of the votes went to udub it's a shame if you lose big in your own city/gobol dont you think. in sanaag most of the votes went to udub.in hargeisa only their went to kulmiye udub was close though. saxiil went to ucid if im not wrong. but as you saw most of the votes went to udub and yes they may not be popular as you see but ppl can trust them and the elections has proved it.we have a year to ago udub must now work harder and win ppls heart so far so good.

what do you mean in a fair election?ore are you still stuck in to what happend in 2003?what happend in 2003 was unproven kulmiye used their propaganda but thank god the ppl knew the sneaky plans of silanyo.2005 did we stole the elections to?and now we are going for the last count down

[Ina Baxar]

In other words , Liqaaye waxaad tidhi , Ethiopia weligeed iney Somaali xoog yeelato oo waddan dhisato u ogaalan mayso , aniguna haddaan reer Somaliland ahay intaasan mabsuud ku ahay, sow ma'aha?
Well anigu shaqsiyan haddaba mabsuud ku ma ihi inadeer.Bal eeg hadda , wax alle wuxu Meles Zenawi { according to you} ku talojiray baad soo ban dhigtay iyoo siduu Somaalida u kala furfurayo, haddeena instead of fighting it and laying the foundation for the generations to come , baad is dhiibaysa ood tidhi basically" why bother Somaliland ba aniga igu filan, Addis-na amarkaa layga siiya"
NFD iyoo Zone5 waa sheeko tagtay, Habar Gidir iyoo Hawiye adigaaba sheegay oo dhinac isku ma ' wada raacsana { because of conflicting petty interest , iyoo dhowr calooshood u shaqaysteyaal ah }, laakin they're not dumber than anybody else .
Liqaaye-->"So the Bigger picture would be million times better and gerater laakin se wa Riyo Sooomaliyeedd
Well ninkii ninka aha wuxu yidhi : " To those who can dream there's no such place as faraway"
THINK BIG MADAFAKAS!

[LiQaaye_TDH]

Inader waxan wad doodi doona adigu 98 jir ah oo leh somalia dowlad iya ka soo socote, think big mother fukers think big

[Ina Baxar]

, yeaah man , you gotta start somewhere

[fagash_killer]

Well done Mr Riyale
Mohamed Yabarag
Dec 6,2005

The president of Somaliland, Dahir Rayaale Kaahin, has saved from Somaliland and its people from what could have been a long-drawn out battle between the opposition, who have a majority in the legislative house on one side, and the party of the government, UDUB, on the other by accepting the recommendations of House of Elders. Mr Rayaale has surprised everyone, including some stubborn ministers in his cabinet by fully accepting the proposals put to him by a committee from the House of Elders headed by its chairman, Sulaiman Mohmoud Adan. Being one of his critics, I have to hold up my hands and give the man the credit he deserves. Somaliland leaders, who have known for their steadfast and cool-headedness, have once again come up with a trump card to stabilise a situation which could have damaged the good reputation this young country had been enjoying since its inception. It was fingers crossed for most of us who were worried and anxious about a potential trouble looming in the horizon and the consequences that might have brought to our nascent democracy.

The president could have manipulated this unfortunate episode to his advantage by using a delaying tactics, but this time he chose to side with the majority of Somalilanders and their representatives and hence overruled his greedy ministers who allegedly wanted to continue the status quo. In no uncertain terms, the president said to a big NO to his vice president and a numbers of cabinet ministers who wanted to derail the will of this nation.

To the surprise of many Somaliland observers, the president has shown that he can become a pragmatist when the stakes are very high. Anything other than accepting the recommendations put to him by the leader of the House of Elders, Sulaiman Mohmoud Adan and his aids would have created a period of uncertainty and caused an incalculable damage to Somaliland, which has never known a period like this since the beginning of its democratisation process. President Rayaale’s possible rejection to the proposals and recommendations of the aforementioned committee could have brought masses of demonstrators and counter demonstrations to the streets of Hargeisa and elsewhere, which could have kick-started a process of undoing all the good things we have achieved together as Somalilanders. All our past efforts masterminded by our late honourable Egal could have been undone by moments of madness by Rayaale and his government on one side, and the opposition and their supporters on the other. Thanks to the Almighty that did not happen.

Somaliland and its leaders, not to mention its leader, have once again shown how cool heads and consultation between all its constituents can avert disaster and unnecessary long-drawn out squabbling between the government and the opposition. Let us hope the opposition parties conduct themselves in similar manner to the president’s. Let us hope the new parliamentarians - both the opposition parties and the government’s party - put the nation’s interests first and work together constructively, where necessary, for the advancement of their country.
Long live Somaliland

Mohamed Yabarag
myabarag@yahoo.co.uk
London, UK

[Enemy_Of_Mad_Mullah]

[quote]saxiil went to ucid if im not wrong[/quote]

[Young Royal]

[quote="LiQaaye_TDH"]....Somaliweyn oo is Raacda Cid Kula Deris ah ma Ogola Djibouti Mooyane, waa habeen Xalay tegay Inay Ethiopia iyo Keenya aragto Somaliland iyo Somalia oo is Raacday....[/quote]

^Sxb, your Qaldhan arse is the one advocating breaking the current Somali Republic as far as I concern not Ethiopia or Kenya. Yes, these two countries get politically hostile toward Somalia if any Somali questions their authority over the two disputed Somali territories, but that is about it. In fact, as far as they are concern the last thing they want is to see your little "Somaliland" break away from the rest of Somalia, since NFD and Ogadenia will than have as much right to follow suit if your little dream is realized...Am sure them standing shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Yusuf bugs the hell of your Qaldhan arse’s since a stable Somalia is a bed news for Somaliland recognitions.

In my opinion Ethiopia and Kenya are more Somali than your Qaldhan arse since their aiding us to fight the anarchy that has devastated Somalia for the last 16-years, they know an unstable Somalia isn’t in their best interest since they two will suffer in the long run with respect to the constant follow of refugees and so forth. Your Qaldhan arse on the other hand, works on ways to prolong the chaos that rages on in the rest of Somalia with little regard for the welfare of the nation, something your ilk has proven time and time again acting in their own best interests as usual in continuing to lord over their fiefdoms.