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Lit up like a motherf*cker

Those are some nasty munitions, some kind of MML barrage

I wouldn't put it past you to argue now that Russians are Bantu.

Negritude wrote:I wouldn't put it past you to argue now that Russians are Bantu.

Nacalaa gaal wejiyoxun, qabaxahumullah. Biyaheena intay xoog ku maraan ayay rabaan inay wax nagala heshiiso. Dadka rasaastaas lagu furey waa dadkeenna ka waran. Walaahi its about time the government does something serious about our coastal jurisdictions. Xee yihiin maraakiibtaan dulmi cad nagu haysa..

Somaliman_50 wrote:Nacalaa gaal wejiyoxun, qabaxahumullah. Biyaheena intay xoog ku maraan ayay rabaan inay wax nagala heshiiso. Dadka rasaastaas lagu furey waa dadkeenna ka waran. Walaahi its about time the government does something serious about our coastal jurisdictions. Xee yihiin maraakiibtaan dulmi cad nagu haysa..

They could of arrested them, but these Russians want to test their "2nd best" military on these pirates, there are even videos of them using AK47 against the pirates in turns

Are they pirates or fishermen

Dal ba'ow yaa ku leh, dad ba'ow yaa ku leh....


Be busy on each other and your land/sea would be taken care of

if indeed they were pirates and not local fishermen caught in that massaccre. Then, i have no sympathy towards pirates hala laayo qashiinka, they drag whats left of the somali name in the rubbish bin, nower days every cadaan or rather non somali the first thing that comes to their mind is a piracy, second thing poverty, war e,t,c when asked about somalia. thats my two cents but hydrogen what do you think about my argument? too extreme and if so why?

Nah, you're right lol, but I'm just seeing it from the point of view that they're being annihilated in this own sea. Even a real pirate in the 14th century would NEVER feel threatened in his own sea.

hydrogen wrote:Nah, you're right lol, but I'm just seeing it from the point of view that they're being annihilated in this own sea. Even a real pirate in the 14th century would NEVER feel threatened in his own sea.

good point.