Saacids Gov Will Resign, Farmajo and New Cabinet

[SultanOrder]

then Dhoobley. Bottom line is they only have three cities under their control.

[metamorphosis]

Race? The idiocy this fellow is harboring is beyond shocking. Threatening a war with ogaden should be the last thing you do considering your history with wars. You wouldnt survive if you were to face 1/3 of us.[/quote]
there is no love lost, we are already at war you dirty boon.

When I was a baby I use to piss on your face, we had two Ogaden house slaves, I was just a baby, had I been a horny teenager they would have gotten it everyday after school, and they would love my Marehan cock. [/quote] are you calling me boon you dump prick? Boon is your status in the somali society. You are as low as it gets.
Spoken like a true garac coming back to females when he is hit hard. Garac yahoow adugaba kuwa kala kadhashaye dibadaha ku laydhinaya inaan la caayi karin miyaad mooday?

[skywalker25]

Lads in all seriousness you guys are taking this sh!t a bit to serious. Chill and kick back. Its friday go and waste your energy on something that really will make you happy because who owns Kismayo wont make your life sweater or bring you money...

[SultanOrder]

Metamorphosis, don't insult marexaan because of a sac ceeb leh

[skywalker25]

Metamorphosis, don't insult marexaan because of a sac ceeb leh

Damn we almost forgot your mum is Ogaden. My bad. But judging from your post nobody would think so either..

[Rabshoole]

The seat will be given to Ogaden . How bad that will be for Beesha marehan lol

I am afraid we dont have a "yes man" among us. It is better suited for the yes men family.

You are yes man in three nations. Free yourself.


I think Saciid will not go anywhere however I got no issues with Farmaajo, he is even Saacids first cousin.

[SultanOrder]

Metamorphosis, don't insult marexaan because of a sac gu.s leh

Skywalker, what do you mam

[Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE]

Akhas, war wax iskula hara...rag waa weyno sidii dhoocilihii Is kula xintamaya

[sahal80]

Farmaajo is great at making propaganda and reaching his ideas to the public so you never know if this is another one from him!

Remember the election and the pm appointing days.

As an analyst I don't see the reason why farmaajo now in this very important diplomatic era. one of the things i read was it is because of saacid and some thing like inter-arrangement and since farmaajo is great at civil servant and saacid has failed in this mission he will resign if farmaajo who hails from his close lineage is going to replace him.

The other choice needs a lot of arrangements and the parliament not giving the confident to the new cabinet.

The interior problem is not only about public serving and farmaajo has public support in xamar, his wife also hails from dayniile...the other side of the problem is about getting resolution for the conflicts, being socially influential.

There is a theory of appointing a pm who is close to the kenyan backed group and kenya itself but from what I heard hassan sheekh is afraid of this pm because though he can be an influential and a great link as some candidates of this group have already promised to finish this job he sees them as sila7 thou 7adayn( a two-edged knife) because of their clan being a regional policy holders...amooba dhankaas soo xirtaa oo asaga daaqada ka saaraa

I heard about some reer gedo guy who is close friend of the state speaker and who is a professor in america with the name warfaa and another reer gado candidate with nickname I forgot it may be ilkacase or some thing about the mouth.
I knew these two being strong candidates to replace saacid.

Farmaajo weak points are that he is not great at diplomatic communications. This is about him.

"Farmajo has clearly imbibed deeply from the fever swamps of leftist American academia. His thesis is sprinkled with references to "George W. Bush's Christian ideology" (which he describes as "extremist" and regards as the moral equivalent to Islamic radicalism), "U.S. supporting ruthless dictators who commit atrocities," and an alleged "genocide neither mentioned in the American media nor addressed by U.S. policy makers in the George H.W. administration." Although he occasionally references well-regarded subject matter experts like I.M. Lewis and my colleagues Lee Cassanelli, Ken Menkhaus, and André LeSage, Farmajo relies on various "alternative news sources" like the Green Left Weekly for his information on the U.S. war against terrorism. (The Australian publication described its mission thus: "By printing the news and ideas the mainstream media won't, Green Left Weekly exposes the lies and distortions of the power brokers and helps us to better understand the world around us" by presenting "the views excluded by big business media" and "strengthening the anti-capitalist movements." Kool-Aid anyone?)

As for Somalia's neighbors, Farmajo is likewise suspicious of their role: "The Kenyan and Ethiopian governments had vested interests and influence in Somalia." Given the Ethiopian government's consistent support for the TFG and its combative response to any suggestion of dropping the interim regime, officials in Addis Ababa will undoubtedly bristle that the new TFG prime minister discourses so easily about "Ethiopian aggression in Somalia" and has an understanding attitude concerning "Islamic radicals and Muslim moderates [who] were fighting on the same side, for they had to drive out Ethiopia at any cost." He clearly doesn't like Ethiopia's Prime Minister Meles Zenawi who, according to him, "facilitated the instability in Somalia in order to reduce its threat which may spill over to Somali-inhabitant region in Ogaden." Moreover, Farmajo asserts, "It must be understood that Ethiopia is fragile and its survival depends on the political situation in its neighboring countries including Somalia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya, and Sudan. Somalia has been the primary threat for Ethiopia in centuries and Meles Zenawi always will look out [sic] any political outcome of Somalia."

Clearly Farmajo had been harboring ambitions to move beyond his job in state government for some time and was preparing the ground for his ascent in Sharif Ahmed's crumbling edifice when he waxed eloquent last year about the TFG head's supposed virtues: "Ahmed is very popular in Somalia and abroad, and many political analysts conclude that he is the best person for today's Somalia because of his communication ability as well and knowledge of Islam which draws the respect of radicals. He promotes peace and an end to violence." Unfortunately no one other than his new prime minister has seen any evidence of these thaumaturgical qualities. In fact, the president's popularity is such that of the 9,000 troops which the United States and the European Union have trained at not inconsiderable expense to support the TFG, no more than 1,000 have resisted the temptation to desert. What Sharif Ahmed desperately needs is a truth-teller, not another praise singer in his over-bloated peripatetic entourage.

One could even overlook all these defects if Farmajo actually brought something to the TFG, but he doesn't. Having lived outside Somalia for nearly half his life and visited the country only once in the last quarter-century, it is highly doubtful that he brings much to the regime by way of actual political constituency or military strength. His ancestral region of Gedo—where he has never lived—lies outside the control of the TFG, although expect the regime's propagandists to make a great deal of the fact that forces aligned with it took the deserted border village of Bulo Hawo there from al-Shabaab over the weekend. President Abdirahman Mohamed Mohamud "Farole" of autonomous Puntland in northeastern Somalia, where the bulk of the Darod clan-family is based, has let it be known widely that he was not consulted by Sharif Ahmed on the appointment, a fact which, when coupled with the fact that the new prime minister replaces a native son of the territory, will make it all the more difficult to restrain the region's growing secessionist impulses. In fact, Farole's minister of state planning and international cooperation, Abdulkadir Abdi Hashi, complained on the BBC's Somali Service that far from forming a government of national unity, Sharif Ahmed had consolidated control of the three highest offices—president, prime minister, and parliamentary speaker—within the former Islamic Courts Union and among southerners in violation of the traditional national consensus. As for Somaliland, given his unabashed admiration for its citizens' erstwhile chief persecutor, Siyad Barre, Farmajo is unlikely to make much headway conciliating with them even if they were predisposed to reenter the Somali charnel house—and they are not.

Abroad, what positive impact the appointment might have is likewise questionable. Certainly the "former diplomat" will need to be much more diplomatic in his choice of words if he is not to alienate the principal regional and international backers of the TFG. To be successful, any aspiring Somali leader had best be on good terms—or, at the very least, have a decent working relationship—with his Ethiopian and Kenyan counterparts. Someone who describes Soviet arms shipments to Siyad Barre as "military hardware to protect the Somali population in Kenya and Ethiopia" and asserts that "the main dream" of Somalis is "to be unified, including those living under Ethiopian and Kenyan rule"is unlikely to reassure Somalia's neighbors that he has moved beyond the sort of Somali irredentism that has historically proven so poisonous to regional integration"

[Adali]

are you calling me boon you dump prick? Boon is your status in the somali society. You are as low as it gets.
Spoken like a true garac coming back to females when he is hit hard. Garac yahoow adugaba kuwa kala kadhashaye dibadaha ku laydhinaya inaan la caayi karin miyaad mooday?

regurgitating lies told by an iidoor does not help you mate, you f-king. Ogaden Boon.

Ogaden sub clans
Reer Yuusuf Boon Cilmi
Reer Cali Boon Cilmi
Reer Nuur Boon Cilmi
Reer Magan Boon Cilmi
Reer Iimaan Boon Cilmi
Reer Maxamuud Boon Cilmi
Reer Cilmi Boon Cilmi
Reer Axmed Boon Cilmi
Reer Boon Faarax Cilmi

slaves we possessed are called boon, they are like the adoon but they are not from jareer background, boon is like you, you are not jareer but a slave among Somali, for example we had 2 Ogaden house slaves we use to feed, cloth and shelter them, they were my right hand possession and if I was old enough, I would get some of that Ogaden boon pu$$y.

I am a progeny of Mohammed Daud so you belong to me you bastard..

As for Somali society, clearly it thinks less of you when you are treated even worse than a Midgaan, when you walk in the city and someone finds out you are Ogaden they immediately steal you and lock you up inside their basement whiles looking for a buyer. Lol. pathetic ! this happens on a mass scale in pretty every much town and city.

[MarsinQorahay]

By the next four months shitadoon will have the same sad face as farabuto had when uganda kicked his ass off the positionand replace him with a real Darood.

[Murax]

slow down with the back and forth my sons. OG and MX is family, we can't let politics get in the way of the brotherhood.

[AbdiWahab252]

slow down with the back and forth my sons. OG and MX is family, we can't let politics get in the way of the brotherhood.

[AbdiJohnson]

Ogaden and Marehan are family but are enemies on the ground. On the ground, they are fighting over Jubaland. They hate each other. There is a power struggle. Its not like puntland where mjs can bully leelkase and awrtable

Marehan will never allow Ogaden to rule despite whatever anyone says on Somalinet n Ogaden will not let Marehan

Not without a fight

[Adali]

Metamorphosis, don't insult marexaan because of a sac ceeb leh

ina adeero waa maxay aflagaadada ? bismilah.

Ileen waa run waxaa la idin ka sheego, ba'ayeeste dagaal iyo kaftan ma garanayaan, sida naagaha ayee u calaacalaan, alleh hogaaye iyo alleh ba'ayeeda wax ahayn maka soo yeero, wax ka dhaqan xun ma aanan arkin.

Madoobe has the ba'ayeesta fartaag, Metamorphosis has the ba'ayeeste Perfect_Order.