Japanese Guy: Somalis are animals!

[Facisten]

I am a japanese boy who is 16 years old and I have been studying about Somalia,( all the pirates made you famous in Japan) in the last week in school.

You guys diden't not have anykind of government in the last 20 years!!! destruktion, primetive tribal wars, and 2 million refugges! 70% of you people lives on UN food!

Islamic terrorism,
pirates on the seas
warlords

barbaric= Somalia
you dont have education or health care, not even nationhood, you are indeed animals.... you should have Japan as a model, we are higly devoloped educated and rich and respected around the world.

http://www.topix.com/forum/world/somali ... FV6DV2O5RA

[KingMJ]

Yes we're famous

[Scarletmoon1]

I am a japanese boy who is 16 years old and I have been studying about Somalia,( all the pirates made you famous in Japan) in the last week in school.

You guys diden't not have anykind of government in the last 20 years!!! destruktion, primetive tribal wars, and 2 million refugges! 70% of you people lives on UN food!

Islamic terrorism,
pirates on the seas
warlords

barbaric= Somalia
you dont have education or health care, not even nationhood, you are indeed animals.... you should have Japan as a model, we are higly devoloped educated and rich and respected around the world.

http://www.topix.com/forum/world/somali ... FV6DV2O5RA

Topix.com? Warya your a troll stay of this website. I am fully aware that you are not Japanese but a little nasty troll that has been flooding this website in the last couple of days.Baax

You country recently been hit with an earthquake go help your people instead of trolling even though what you said was true.
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[IRONm@N]

What does Japan has, aside from memorizing stuff and living like robots, are you guys even humans? your people aren't as creative and independant as my people.
of all that money and technology you have, you can't shut down a couple Nuclear plants, and your leaders don't know even how many ppl are dead or living, giving out conflicting reports, sometimes saying 1000, 2000 and now 8000, we know more than 18000 are dead so come clean. your foriegn minister break down on live t-v crying.

Also Japan is a pagan country were 75% of the ppl are Godless, that is why they have the highest suicide than any other country in the world

Third, Japan doesn't even have a military in last 80yrs, American army have a base there and protects your country, Somali pirates could take over your country in days.

[Scarletmoon1]

I arrived with my family in Mogadishu, November 1984, I was 15 years old and was looking forward to all the experiences that awaited me in Somalia, my father was sent as an engineer from the West German government as part of West Germany's aid to Somalia .

We got a nice house in the Hodan neighborhood in Mogadishu, Mogadishu was so peaceful that one could walk at night without fearing anything, the women’s were modern and well dressed, Mogadishu was one of the world's most beautiful cities, the city also had world-class universities, and there was no garbage on the streets. I was sent on "American School of Mogadishu," which was an international school for foreign children, after school, we all used to go to the Lido beach, it was a paradise!

Our Somali neighbors in Hodan was incredible friendly and tolerant, they made it easier for us to get used to Somalia, I became friends with many of the children in the Hodan area, I never learned to speak Somali, although my Somali friends tried hard. On weekend’s we visited Hotel Al-Uruba who had a good nightclub, Mogadishu had generally a dynamic nightlife. Often my family went with our neighbors to go to the farms between Mogadishu and Kismayio, it was a paradise! My family was Catholic and every Sunday we used to go to the largest Catholic Church in Africa which was in Mogadishu, right next to a mosque. Every Wednesday the European boys were selling cookies around Mogadishu, our cake was bad, but the Somalis used to buy them not to hurt us.


But when the European club members ran marathon race through Mogadishu, the Somalis though that we were crazy! And at night! Mogadishu was a safe city….

In December 1990 we were evacuated by the U.S. Army after a rebel group called the United Somali Congress attacked Mogadishu, I came to Somalia in 1984, a beautiful peaceful country, and I fled from a burning Somalia in 1990.

I thank the great Somali people for having me and my family as guests in their beautiful country for so many years, and I pray they get peace and prosperity.

Look at the beautiful pictures of Somalia in 1984! here http://www.hiiraan.com/op2/2010/oct/my_ ... malia.aspx

WE LOST A GREAT COUNTRY!

if you are Japanese why would you write this:

WE LOST A GREAT COUNTRY!

[Facisten]

I arrived with my family in Mogadishu, November 1984, I was 15 years old and was looking forward to all the experiences that awaited me in Somalia, my father was sent as an engineer from the West German government as part of West Germany's aid to Somalia .

We got a nice house in the Hodan neighborhood in Mogadishu, Mogadishu was so peaceful that one could walk at night without fearing anything, the women’s were modern and well dressed, Mogadishu was one of the world's most beautiful cities, the city also had world-class universities, and there was no garbage on the streets. I was sent on "American School of Mogadishu," which was an international school for foreign children, after school, we all used to go to the Lido beach, it was a paradise!

Our Somali neighbors in Hodan was incredible friendly and tolerant, they made it easier for us to get used to Somalia, I became friends with many of the children in the Hodan area, I never learned to speak Somali, although my Somali friends tried hard. On weekend’s we visited Hotel Al-Uruba who had a good nightclub, Mogadishu had generally a dynamic nightlife. Often my family went with our neighbors to go to the farms between Mogadishu and Kismayio, it was a paradise! My family was Catholic and every Sunday we used to go to the largest Catholic Church in Africa which was in Mogadishu, right next to a mosque. Every Wednesday the European boys were selling cookies around Mogadishu, our cake was bad, but the Somalis used to buy them not to hurt us.


But when the European club members ran marathon race through Mogadishu, the Somalis though that we were crazy! And at night! Mogadishu was a safe city….

In December 1990 we were evacuated by the U.S. Army after a rebel group called the United Somali Congress attacked Mogadishu, I came to Somalia in 1984, a beautiful peaceful country, and I fled from a burning Somalia in 1990.

I thank the great Somali people for having me and my family as guests in their beautiful country for so many years, and I pray they get peace and prosperity.

Look at the beautiful pictures of Somalia in 1984! here http://www.hiiraan.com/op2/2010/oct/my_ ... malia.aspx

WE LOST A GREAT COUNTRY!

if you are Japanese why would you write this:

WE LOST A GREAT COUNTRY!

YOU IDIOT I JUST REPORT ABOUT THIS GUY I DIDN'T SAY I WAS THE JAPANESE GUY! I AM A SOMALI YOU IDIOT

[Scarletmoon1]

I arrived with my family in Mogadishu, November 1984, I was 15 years old and was looking forward to all the experiences that awaited me in Somalia, my father was sent as an engineer from the West German government as part of West Germany's aid to Somalia .

We got a nice house in the Hodan neighborhood in Mogadishu, Mogadishu was so peaceful that one could walk at night without fearing anything, the women’s were modern and well dressed, Mogadishu was one of the world's most beautiful cities, the city also had world-class universities, and there was no garbage on the streets. I was sent on "American School of Mogadishu," which was an international school for foreign children, after school, we all used to go to the Lido beach, it was a paradise!

Our Somali neighbors in Hodan was incredible friendly and tolerant, they made it easier for us to get used to Somalia, I became friends with many of the children in the Hodan area, I never learned to speak Somali, although my Somali friends tried hard. On weekend’s we visited Hotel Al-Uruba who had a good nightclub, Mogadishu had generally a dynamic nightlife. Often my family went with our neighbors to go to the farms between Mogadishu and Kismayio, it was a paradise! My family was Catholic and every Sunday we used to go to the largest Catholic Church in Africa which was in Mogadishu, right next to a mosque. Every Wednesday the European boys were selling cookies around Mogadishu, our cake was bad, but the Somalis used to buy them not to hurt us.


But when the European club members ran marathon race through Mogadishu, the Somalis though that we were crazy! And at night! Mogadishu was a safe city….

In December 1990 we were evacuated by the U.S. Army after a rebel group called the United Somali Congress attacked Mogadishu, I came to Somalia in 1984, a beautiful peaceful country, and I fled from a burning Somalia in 1990.

I thank the great Somali people for having me and my family as guests in their beautiful country for so many years, and I pray they get peace and prosperity.

Look at the beautiful pictures of Somalia in 1984! here http://www.hiiraan.com/op2/2010/oct/my_ ... malia.aspx

WE LOST A GREAT COUNTRY!

if you are Japanese why would you write this:

WE LOST A GREAT COUNTRY!

YOU IDIOT I JUST REPORT ABOUT THIS GUY I DIDN'T SAY I WAS THE JAPANESE GUY! I AM A SOMALI YOU IDIOT

If you were Somali what in the f-king fuck would you care about a troll on topix.com and promoting for?

Don't feed the troll god damn it.