Xamar dawlad sounds stupid

[SultanOrder]

Everytime something serious happens they act like they just discovered how serious of a threat Al Shabab is. All you hear after an attack is "they are an enemy", "we will defeat them", "they are dying out", "we will not stand for this", etc.

Yet, there is no progress, in fact the guys who have taken over are worse than the ones before, and things have just become more unstable. The most important institution to a country at war, the army, is woefully neglected, and still remains to be a rough patchwork of militias that recieves no salary.

Stop telling us how you are going to do something, and just do it, or leave office. No one needs empty rhetoric.

[Meyle]

Your Prime Ministers face and body language says it all, the despair, the pain and the recurring thoughts about who's next.

[SultanOrder]

Two great men side by side



Aun to the dead

[Meyle]

Cabdiweli seems like a man who's genuinely concerned, with that said AUN to the dead and the poor people that suffer day in and day out.

[SultanOrder]

The guy who died, Mudane Maxamuud Xersi C/lle aun, was a close and personal friend of his that came from ottowa to join and work in his administration. So yeah, it hits very close to home, and it is very personal for him.

[HusseinHassan]

the army is the backbone in restoring stability and governance in any country. somalia's "armed forces" have been neglected.
they are incapable of carrying out their jobs professionally.
they are malnourished.
most of them have some sort of illness, so no health care is available for them and their families.
their wives and children are living in poor conditions, thus the soldier doesn't see the necessary to protect, fight and die for his country.
their monthly salary is $100 and they don't even get that for months at times.
they have no professional military attire.
no boots.
their weapons are not registered.

the united nations and western donors are laughing at us behind doors, but in public they say, "somali federal government...bla bla bla". what f-king government?

[Osob101]

Everytime something serious happens they act like they just discovered how serious of a threat Al Shabab is. All you hear after an attack is "they are an enemy", "we will defeat them", "they are dying out", "we will not stand for this", etc.

Yet, there is no progress, in fact the guys who have taken over are worse than the ones before, and things have just become more unstable. The most important institution to a country at war, the army, is woefully neglected, and still remains to be a rough patchwork of militias that recieves no salary.

Stop telling us how you are going to do something, and just do it, or leave office. No one needs empty rhetoric.

What have you personally or can do instead of complaining comfortably from your State provided apartment. I hope none of you especially from the US ever come back to us.

[Nabeela]

I knew indhacase personally, the ottawa man that was killed. Rest in peace. We will miss you.

[Smile-LiKe-SuN-RiSE]

Aun adeer indhocase..wixi ku dilayna Allah naarta ha ku foogayo.

[Jaidi]

Your Prime Ministers face and body language says it all, the despair, the pain and the recurring thoughts about who's next.

The deceased was his close personal friend from Ottawa and he was the one who recruited him to work for him as an aide. Is everything a joke here?

[Jaidi]

I knew indhacase personally, the ottawa man that was killed. Rest in peace. We will miss you.

A very good man. Well respected in the community.

[Meyle]

Your Prime Ministers face and body language says it all, the despair, the pain and the recurring thoughts about who's next.

The deceased was his close personal friend from Ottawa and he was the one who recruited him to work for him as an aide. Is everything a joke here?

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