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nice pictures mashallah


Allahu akbar Walilahil xamd

I never see these guys in the battlefield they only come for events and photoops

grandpakhalif wrote:I never see these guys in the battlefield they only come for events and photoops

they will fight when the 20.000 bantu troops come ay xalaadu adkaatoo

Where the fuck of hell fire drone gone ? So that my flag can survive

That's not EID, that's Terrorfest 2010

nomadicwarlord wrote:That's not EID, that's Terrorfest 2010

Thats ciid stop hating man

nomadicwarlord wrote:That's not EID, that's Terrorfest 2010

grandpakhalif wrote:I never see these guys in the battlefield they only come for events and photoops

The_Emperior5 wrote:

nomadicwarlord wrote:That's not EID, that's Terrorfest 2010

Thats ciid stop hating man

That's the sad truth.

Why troops and military and stuff at Eid? Isn't Eid supposed to be about the revelation of the Qu'ran to Muhammed by the angel Jibril?

grandpakhalif wrote:I never see these guys in the battlefield they only come for events and photoops

Thats becouse you have never been to the battlefield son..

James Dahl wrote:Why troops and military and stuff at Eid? Isn't Eid supposed to be about the revelation of the Qu'ran to Muhammed by the angel Jibril?

Somalis made Eid a day of politics
It doesnt matter to whom you listen: sharif, faroole, aweys, ali dheere or even the ahlu suno guys.

When i see them i recall Saddam Hussiens National Guard

The guys in costumes are the National Guard of shabab [NSG].

Monk-of-Mogadishu wrote:

I am very disturbed by these photo's...Eid mubrak but kids with guns...sad...and they are the future of the country..

They do the same shit every year. Ridiculous looking men in cheap sandals and Ak's, exploited little toddlers mimicking their soon to be dead fathers with toy guns, and the typical entourage of curtain clad women waving signs in Arabic, which they are often oblivious to the meaning.