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What are the lyrics of this song? Not understanding even one word, it still hits me and I think it about expressing the love for you country:

Man, Ethiopians are some of the most civilized people in Africa. One thing I noticed when I visited there is that people respect each other regardless of their religion. I think the average Ethiopian puts country first than religion and I think they know that they need each other regardless of their religious beliefs and that is something the world can learn..I remember seeing lots of girls with short skirts walking around with Indho-shareer wearing girls as friends or may be as family members. A good example is the above video where indho-shareer wearing Muslim girl is started .... :up: :up:
As Somalis, useless clan is our disease. When diaspora Hawiye visits Muqdisho, I feel no connection, when Reer Hargaisa singer who has been away from home visits his native city, no connection, when my own clan singer visits Kismaayo, in my mind I am going where is the rest of the country?? When Puntland singer visits Puntland, all I hear is "Dhabayac".
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guhad122 wrote:Man, Ethiopians are some of the most civilized people in Africa. One thing I noticed when I visited there is that people respect each other regardless of their religion. I think the average Ethiopian puts country first than religion and I think they know that they need each other regardless of their religious beliefs and that is something the world can learn..I remember seeing lots of girls with short skirts walking around with Indho-shareer wearing girls as friends or may be as family members. A good example is the above video where indho-shareer wearing Muslim girl is started .... :up: :up:
While Ethiopia is excellent at maintaining an image of acceptance towards minority faiths and ethnicities, much of that is due to an intelligent understanding that it is harder to resist covert discrimination and imperialism than if it were out in the open. Freedom of the press is suppressed in Ethiopia, especially in regions where there are major issues. Without information getting out on injustices, there is no awareness and therefore the government can prevent outcries from would-be critics. Ethiopia was very much an empire, one that sought to "Amharify" lands it acquired. There was a government effort in the 60s-70s to move Habeshas to Ogaden after the European colonialists handed over the Somali region to Ethiopia. They had an imperial cultural initiative to Amharify Somalis in that region and to teach them the language in schools, in the hopes of suppressing what it considered to be inferior cultures and identities.

At the height of government paranoia against Somalis in Ogaden who sought to rejoin their region with Somalia, government officials lined Somali civilians up on the basis of ethnicity alone - those that chose to be loyal to Ethiopia which operated much like a colonialist and those who were ambiguous in their loyalties alike - and shot them dead. So it is not at all the all-accepting utopia some may believe it to be.

If we were to imagine the nations of the Horn as people, Ethiopia would be the cool-headed, self-serving, and calculating strategist while Somalia would be the irrational, hot-headed, and violent loud mouth. That said, Somalis could learn the virtue of subtlety from Ethiopians.

However, I do agree. Tribalism is a sickness we must seek to eradicate.
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I extremely disagree with you, Somalis do love and respect all their artists regardless of their clan, state or region. Somali artists get
high profile reception every region they visit. you may not feel connected if Khadra dahir visit Burao but you do if she visit your Ogaden region, Same goes to Ethiopia, a tigray person is not very much interested what fanaan is in Gondor, but they will be in touch if that fanaan pay visit to maqalle. That's just normal geopolitics. ask any Somali who is your favourite singers most of them will tell many singers who are not from their particular region or clan . these are the fanaans I am more connected to their present activities or their past events.

Old ones I search the most

1. Tubeec ( in fact I created his own Wikipedia page)
2. Axmed Cali cigaal
3. qalinle
4. Maxamed axmed kuluc
5. Cabdi jibaar alkhaliji

middle time singers I search the most

1. Jaamac yare
2. Cawaale aadan
3 . Qoomaal
4. the king of dhaanto aka jaango
5. King khaalid

My new favourites

1. xidigaha geeska
2. Jooqle shire
3. axmed daahir
4. shik shik
5. daauud xanfar

Women I search the most

1. Fiska yaa kale hee
2. maryan mursal ciise bootaan.
3.Saynab cige
4. canab ismaaciil
5. falis
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King Khalid,
Show me a song where a Somali singer is visiting any region in greater Somalia and so emotional like this? You should visit Ethiopia and see how how Ethiopian Diaspora of all ethnic groups cry like babies when they set foot in their motherland....I almost cried when I landed in Addis; not that I knew what Addis represented but the mere fact of the people around me crying...We don't have that conviction in nationality...Trust me brother.....
I just saw a video of Iskilaaji singing a song about Hargaisa but that is not about county and national identity.... The Ethiopian from Gondar, Tigray or Oromo shares one thing with the rest of Ethiopians with the rest of Ethiopians, the love of Ethiopia and national identity regardless of religion.The amazing thing Ethiopia that I found out when I was there is that every single Ethiopian ethnic group is multi-religion and they respect each other :up: :up: :up: :up:
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ina adeer guhaad my dad is technically from ethiopia and he doesnt love Ethiopia :notsure:
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BlueBlood wrote:ina adeer guhaad my dad is technically from ethiopia and he doesnt love Ethiopia :notsure:
My questions to you are that:
1. Does he love Muqdisho?
2. Does he love Puntland and willing to settle Iskushuban?
3. Does he love Galmudug?
4. Why does he only love Jubbaland? And think Somalia is better served in small fiefdoms. Ethiopians are not like that and that is the point I am trying to express.
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Tell me one Somali famous singer who do not have Wadani song in his ulbums. Ethiopians and Koreans fake their emotions even illey cried river (fake) when he realised that all Ethiopians around him are crying for melez, a man most of them hated. Somalis are straight they don't even cry for their partners let alone landing their homeland safely. I can't even cry if my mama die at this moment time. you feel love deep in your heart, its not placed on your mouth or eyelashes.
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guhad122 wrote:
BlueBlood wrote:ina adeer guhaad my dad is technically from ethiopia and he doesnt love Ethiopia :notsure:
My questions to you are that:
1. Does he love Muqdisho? Yes, he spent most of his time in xamar, married at xamar and had most of his kids in xamar
2. Does he love Puntland and willing to settle Iskushuban? IDK, he was never in puntland
3. Does he love Galmudug?IDK prolly he will love here if he thinks he will be safe there
4. Why does he only love Jubbaland? becuase of qabyaalad...he believes he will be safe in jubaland among his kins..just like habashis will feel safe in bahar dar than kabridahar
And think Somalia is better served in small fiefdoms? again because of qabyaalad
Ethiopians are not like that and that is the point I am trying to express.IDK about this
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Guhad,

Ninyo energy uma hayo lakin wa iska wadani song.

Lakin si khaldan bad wax uu fahantay.

Hablaaha aad modaysiid inay yahin diin Islam oo cadaalad ba lagu so dhawenaya sida maha.

You have wrong image.

These are hundreds of Ethiopian women from various groups especially Oromo and Amhara that TPLF exported to KSA.

When KSA decided to deport 200,000 of them, some Ethiopians decided to use that as political tool like the video above.

Some of them are not Muslim but yet dress like ones because Saudis forced them to dress that way.

Many didn't have time or money to even change outfit while others chose to blend in.

Marka si khaldan oo shisheye kugu qosli karo aya uu fahantay.

Anigu xaqiiqda wan ogahay lakin waxan damacsanahay siyasad.

Lakin markan coat-ka siyasada mel so sudho I agree with people like Shimbirale, theYuusuf...


The first tool of true conquer is perception and psychological.

No Amhara singer visits beyond his village and no Tigrai even visits other Tigray awraja.

Do you believe if Teddy Afro went to Tigray he would get 100 spectators?

Do you think if Solomon Yekuno Amlak would get warm reception in Amhara regions despite having the name of the first Amhara emperor?

Somali singers do visit each others. Nimco is in Jigjiga, Ali Dhaanto was in Garowe yesterday, Nimcan and Hamda in Mogadishu, Iskalaaji, Budul, Bashir Dirgax were in Hargeisa.


So not sure where you got this wrong perceptions.

Peace bro.

Keep it up.

Just remember everything is not as it appears. Somethings have makeup or extra layers while somethings have lost the bark or skin.

My objective is to deliver Somali agenda but in a different narrative. I believe you should know what you dealing with. Its history. Its leaders. Its language. Its habitat. Strength and weaknesses and so forth.

Marmar wan yara amana in order to access what I need.

Xoriyad ma jirto abti.


Somalinimo wa muqadis.
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AwRastaale wrote:
Xoriyad ma jirto abti.


Somalinimo wa muqadis.

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BlueBlood,

Why you acting like you surprised?

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Siro badan ayan haya oo wan ogahay Et lakin ninyo siyasadu way badan thy. Lakin meshan kaga ma sheeken karo.

Waxan ka wada siyalo badan aya loo ciyaari kara.

I recommend you read:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Cohen

Sidas oo kalan hiigsanaye markan arko Guhad iyo nimanka dhaantada iyo few projects ruun moda, wa inan inyar so yara baxa.

Trust me wan ka Somalinimo badnahay dad badan oo meshan so gala oo hadana ku qadhabta shatigas.

Just because my Somalinimo is not in BOLD or via megaphone it doesn't mean I don't have one. I do. I just keep it stealth and even on many occasions go on the offensive.

It's all about getting our people to explore. Si yalo badan aya gobonimada lo qofuli kara. Even if it means playing dead sida possum.
Sometimes the acacia tree has turn into baxarasaaf.
Markas qodax da la so bax aad wax sirtay.

Lakin adiga yan lagu sirin. You have to reverse the role and the first step is cadawga horta baro.
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AwRastaale wrote:BlueBlood,

Why you acting like you surprised?

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Siro badan ayan haya oo wan ogahay Et lakin ninyo siyasadu way badan thy. Lakin meshan kaga ma sheeken karo.

Waxan ka wada siyalo badan aya loo ciyaari kara.

I recommend you read:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Cohen

Sidas oo kalan hiigsanaye markan arko Guhad iyo nimanka dhaantada iyo few projects ruun moda, wa inan inyar so yara baxa.

Trust me wan ka Somalinimo badnahay dad badan oo meshan so gala oo hadana ku qadhabta shatigas.

Sometimes the acacia tree has turn into baxarasaaf.
Markas qodax da la so bax aad wax sirtay.

Lakin adiga yan lagu sirin. You have to reverse the role and the first step is cadawga horta baro.
Walahi, hadaad somali jeceshahay waa maasha allah..aniga waxaan arkay un adoo somalida qabiiladooda caayo adigoo ethiopia amaanaysid.

Thanks i will read the link insha allah
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Bb,

The link is about Egyptian Jew.
e Mossad recruited Cohen after Director-General Meir Amit, looking for a special agent to infiltrate the Syrian government, came across his name while looking through the agency's files of rejected candidates, after none of the current candidates seemed suitable for the job. For two weeks he was put under surveillance, and was judged suitable for recruitment and training. Cohen was then informed that the Mossad had decided to recruit him, and underwent an intensive, six-month course at the Mossad training school. His graduate report stated that he had all the qualities needed to become a katsa, or field agent.[3][5]

He was then given a false identity as a Syrian businessman who was returning to the country after living in Argentina. To establish his cover, Cohen moved to Argentina in 1961.[6][7]
Guhad waxan jeclan lahaa inu sual iswaydiiyo. Teba qiimo badan, inta lagu siiyo mise inta laga qato?

If Tigrai put ten 30 floor tall glass skyscrapers thanks to China but he takes 20 billion gallons of natural gas. Ma isku qiima?

You have to remember. Hadu cunug yar ilalinayo fully functioning Landcruiser (abahi oga si taga), ood ku tidha adeer oo nacnacan oo furaha ii dhib?

Mes ku qima?

That's what you need to always need to ask. They dug a well, good, lakin muxu ka qatay?

Reer hebelo maxa idin ka maqan? Dhulka xage qodan?

My Ethiopianwit wa sawir iyo coat siyasadeed lakin maha qalbi mana aha abahay. Abahay wa Somali.

Lakin play along. Waxa jira wax la dhaho good cop bad cop.
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Awraastaale, i read the link and damn that is why i have a mad respect for the jews.

i wish we had somalis with principles like that..who will die for somalinimo instead of qabil

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Here is a very good example of how confident the Ethiopians. The same Amhaian singer singing Sulfa song...I swear i had to watch three times to check that this is not an voice-over song....Let us admit, our Ehio cousins are more civilized and more understanding than us....Tell me a famous Somalisinger who sings Amharic :lol: :lol: :lol:

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