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When Rovingmadass (a proven liar) is on about his usual rants to lift his clan's moral these Iidoor kids are just observers (most likely clapping their butt cheeks because of IRIRISM) but when it's Voltages turn they get ticked off somehow like little girl on her period.

Hooyadin wase get up off the man's nuts.

^woah chill

bariis567 wrote:^woah chill

Hooyooyiinka ayaa la aadey. Waawareeeeeeeeeeeeeey! war maxaa ka dhacey meeshan?

D-Runner wrote:When Rovingmadass (a proven liar) is on about his usual rants to lift his clan's moral these Iidoor kids are just observers (most likely clapping their butt cheeks because of IRIRISM) but when it's Voltages turn they get ticked off somehow like little girl on her period.

Hooyadin wase get up off the man's nuts.

Honestly we have witnessed how the Rovigmadness has made you and your likes sh!t blood for weeks. Dont hate the playa sx, hate the game. We dont..

Username1 wrote:

D-Runner wrote:When Rovingmadass (a proven liar) is on about his usual rants to lift his clan's moral these Iidoor kids are just observers (most likely clapping their butt cheeks because of IRIRISM) but when it's Voltages turn they get ticked off somehow like little girl on her period.

Hooyadin wase get up off the man's nuts.

Honestly we have witnessed how the Rovigmadness has made you and your likes sh!t blood for weeks. Dont hate the playa sx, hate the game. We dont..

The irirnimo is strong in this one

Voltage wrote:Yeah you can say that Cumar, but I suppose the gallery needs these facts drilled into them once more. I smell a lot of animosity.

Shire Jamac Ahmed, the father of the Somali script


UNESCO
Paris, 1966
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0015/0 ... 8072eb.pdf

UN in 1966 was a Marehan organization?

I love the different ways they spelled Shire's name, neither of which matches the official script; but it somewhat pains me to point out that Voltage left out the part where the commission added C and " from Mussa Galaal's script and also fails to mention the other areas in which the scripts were similar. In 1966 the Un did not have the official version of the script, which did not even exist until 1972, when it was created by cobbling together Mussa's and Shire's scripts in what was actually a consensus.

TheblueNwhite wrote:

bariis567 wrote:^woah chill

Hooyooyiinka ayaa la aadey. Waawareeeeeeeeeeeeeey! war maxaa ka dhacey meeshan?

Is that suppose to get a reaction, if yes. Its failed. Go back to the drawing board son and start again.

Grant, do you think anyone takes this guy serious?

Grant-

I suppose when Xirsi Magan Ciise didn't work, it is Muuse Galal time to say at least he shares spotlight with Shire. Well why is I.M Lewis (Galaal's best friend) and "Ghoosh" crediting Shire Jama as source of the script version they were using to write Somali in 1964?



This is getting a little tiring Grant.

Voltage,


Even the neutral Grant is sick and tired of your Marexan propaganda.

I suppose UNESCO 1966 or BW Andrezjewski in 1964 is "Marehan propaganda". There is nothing "neutral" about Grant. We are talking about events when he was in Somalia as a young peace corps volunteer and he is protecting his former guardians and patrons who have not been recorded by history. It is not Voltage's fault.

I don't think Cumar-Labasuul understands the meaning of the word "delusional". Voltage backs up everything he writes with evidence. Waa rageedi.

Grant, who was in the country when the script campaign was going on, gave a good argument about the script and those who contributed and this was voltage's response:

Voltage wrote: Grant you were young naive American boy set in Somalia at a time when it was considered the most corrupt

even though he was born 20 years later

It's not even 21st October and the are crying.



Also, don't bring up RovingMadness. We all know, all of you hide when he comes.

I want to suggest a careful rereading of this thread:

viewtopic.php?f=18&t=285548&start=45

For the moment leave Hirsi out of it. That situation has yet to be clarified. He was head of the Somali language program at Columbia when I was there in 1966, so he had to have been involved at some level.