ahahahahaha @ whatever we have held we must hold firm translated to ....waxaan helnay inaan beertana falana kkkkkkkkkkk com on who hired this moron?? he is the reason why theres huge misunderstandings between the amisom and the TFG military personals
waleedinho1 1 day ag
general dhagabadane being schooled by an army officer
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 12:21 am
by RovingMadness
@ my abti. Glad to see his face again
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 12:29 am
by new-york24
I enjoy watching the reactions of those who are easly fooled,so far we havent seen any area that amisom took over but plenty of huge holes on the ground.War has many faces and pulling back to set traps is a art mastered by the youth.What ground have the amisom gained exactly,bakara market is still in the hands of the youth.I must add i realy like this new speaker of the ajanabi forces,he openly says "amisom controled area"
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 12:39 am
by RovingMadness
new-york24 wrote:I enjoy watching the reactions of those who are easly fooled,so far we havent seen any area that amisom took over but plenty of huge holes on the ground.War has many faces and pulling back to set traps is a art mastered by the youth.What ground have the amisom gained exactly,bakara market is still in the hands of the youth.I must add i realy like this new speaker of the ajanabi forces,he openly says "amisom controled area"
The areas liberated from Al Shabab are all over the media. I don't know what your denials are all about. Besides, the Government has been saying from the very onset that they will cordon off Bakaarah and not enter it directly and whatever engagement they have done upto this point points to that direction. As of now, the government forces are in control of the majority of the entry points to Bakaarah and we will be able to completely besiege it within the coming days, inshallah.
Al Shabab is on the run and the government and its allies are on the march. It is a great time to be a government supporter and denials from Al Shabab supporters doesn't change much
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 1:05 am
by new-york24
The thing is since shariif couldnt avoid going to nairobi dispite his claims of "never bowing down to the powers that be",they needed a win to atleast save face and have a bargaining chip at the table.Now that the surge failed and his time in office is over whats next?Who cares whats all over the net,the proof is in the open for all to see.Forget sarounding bakaara market,wadada wadnaha ayaa la fadhiyaa,been hadii la sheegi atleast hala qurxiyo oo lugo haloo yeelo
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 3:12 am
by RovingMadness
new-york24 wrote:The thing is since shariif couldnt avoid going to nairobi dispite his claims of "never bowing down to the powers that be",they needed a win to atleast save face and have a bargaining chip at the table.Now that the surge failed and his time in office is over whats next?Who cares whats all over the net,the proof is in the open for all to see.Forget sarounding bakaara market,wadada wadnaha ayaa la fadhiyaa,been hadii la sheegi atleast hala qurxiyo oo lugo haloo yeelo
I think the fault is entirely mine for discussing Somalia issues especially Mogadishu situation with someone that is being held in bondage in Ethiopia
Factually, whatever none sense you have written is just that- pure crap.
The Nairobi Conference was a victory for Sh Sharif because the outcome closely mirrored his views. For one, the International Community rejected the unilateral extensions of the Parliament and concluded that the way out should be formulated during the upcoming Mogadishu conference to be hosted by Sharif. That is basically what Sharif was saying all along- that the future of the Somali people should be left to the Somalis alone. In this, Mahiga, his cronies and Sakiin have lost hugely.
About the Mogadishu offense, well apparently, you have never been Mogadishu as one can see from your comment, so it is futile for me to argue with you here. Wadada Wadnaha is fully in the hands of the government all the way to African Village to KKP and beyond towards the housings for the Bank workers and Masjidka Sh Ali Sufi (hyper's grandpa). As of now, the government troops are posted at the very periphery of Bakaarah in the areas around the vegetable market, a quick look at the video posted above will settle this point.
Actually, you know that there is not a single mainstream media that will support your weird claims, so you have to choose a known Shabab mouth-piece as an evidence. Talk about a weak argument
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 3:25 am
by AbdiWahab252
Newyork,
The Anti Shabab forces will finish AS in Muqdisho sooner than you think. I just can't wait to see the fate of the idoor and Jeberti AS General Dostum Xafidullah will be flown in to provide his technical expertise in disposing of Al Qacida. His work in Afghanistan is to be applauded
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 5:08 am
by abdisamad3
AbdiWahab252 wrote:Newyork,
The Anti Shabab forces will finish AS in Muqdisho sooner than you think. I just can't wait to see the fate of the idoor and Jeberti AS General Dostum Xafidullah will be flown in to provide his technical expertise in disposing of Al Qacida. His work in Afghanistan is to be applauded
The Anti Shabab forces will finish AS in Muqdisho sooner than you think. I just can't wait to see the fate of the idoor and Jeberti AS General Dostum Xafidullah will be flown in to provide his technical expertise in disposing of Al Qacida. His work in Afghanistan is to be applauded
You need to extradite the CABAAYAD wearer Ina-Godane asp. to face trail in Hargeisa.
Re: Misunderstanding on the frontlines
Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 5:43 am
by ciyaal_warta
new-york24 wrote:The thing is since shariif couldnt avoid going to nairobi dispite his claims of "never bowing down to the powers that be",they needed a win to atleast save face and have a bargaining chip at the table.Now that the surge failed and his time in office is over whats next?Who cares whats all over the net,the proof is in the open for all to see.Forget sarounding bakaara market,wadada wadnaha ayaa la fadhiyaa,been hadii la sheegi atleast hala qurxiyo oo lugo haloo yeelo
yh rite this is not Wadnaha is street he can fool you...but he wont fool us my reer koraad friend http://somalimemo.net/images/bakaaro/shxasan2.JPG he is giving interview near tawakal hawala and he is standing of infront of Express English skool which is between 1st and 2nd street of Bakaaro market...he is atleast 700 to 500 meter away from Wadnaha Street
this is wadnaha street view from KPP Masjid Sheikh Ali Suufi junction..u see this wadanaha road is going direct to bakaro junction then Hawlwadaag junction, Adan Cade and Floransa and its controlled by government forces..now bakaro is besieged from southern side which is Albarako junction to KPP Shiekh Ali suufi Masjid junction and from easter side which is Wadanaha street starts from KPP Sheikh Ali suufi masjid junction to floransa junction ( btwn is Hawlwadaag, Adan cade, geed jaceel and Bakaro junctions)
General Dostum Xafidullah will be flown in to provide his technical expertise in disposing of Al Qacida. His work in Afghanistan is to be applauded 
