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To wage war against beesha barkysan we very united and strong

xiimaaya wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:44 pm To wage war against beesha barkysan we very united and strong

The only time you cross idoor mind is when we see a tuna fish can on the shelf.

A Palestinian is a Palestinian, doesn’t matter if it’s a fish Palestinian off the Gaza coast of a Gaza resident.

Keep your women pretty so they can entertain the boys station in badhan village son

X.Playa wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 4:30 pm

xiimaaya wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:44 pm To wage war against beesha barkysan we very united and strong

The only time you cross idoor mind is when we see a tuna fish can on the shelf.

X.Playa wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 4:30 pm

xiimaaya wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:44 pm To wage war against beesha barkysan we very united and strong

The only time you cross idoor mind is when we see a tuna fish can on the shelf.

JSL3000 wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 3:32 am

X.Playa wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 4:30 pm

xiimaaya wrote: Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:44 pm To wage war against beesha barkysan we very united and strong

The only time you cross idoor mind is when we see a tuna fish can on the shelf.

Me too walaahi the only time warsangeli crosses my mind is when I see that can . It used to be laasqoray tuna fish.

Sorry to disappointed you, dhuloze are relevant in somaliland policy but not my Sanagian warsan

LeJusticier wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 8:36 am Sorry to disappointed you, dhuloze are relevant in somaliland policy but not my Sanagian warsan

95% of somalilanders never seen sanaag.

You know Sanaag has tremendous potential for agro forestry.

The long sunny days and chilly nights are petfect for all kinds of fruits from citrus, olives, apples etc.

With minimal investment and around 10,000 olive trees I reckon you could supply a good amount of olive oil.

theyuusuf143 wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 9:16 am

LeJusticier wrote: Sat Oct 19, 2019 8:36 am Sorry to disappointed you, dhuloze are relevant in somaliland policy but not my Sanagian warsan

95% of somalilanders never seen sanaag.

Joseph jajaban who conducted this statistics?

original dervish wrote: You know Sanaag has tremendous potential for agro forestry.

The long sunny days and chilly nights are petfect for all kinds of fruits from citrus, olives, apples etc.

With minimal investment and around 10,000 olive trees I reckon you could supply a good amount of olive oil.

The deforestation have severely damaged the Sanaag.

Sanaag is irrelevant in somaliland. It's too big and useless at the same time. It's the number one parasite region in somaliland nothing comes from sanaag. Even it's beeyo contributes to nothing to the economy. Go back to your shithole ceel afwayn.

The yusuuf imagine if zubeeriyada were majority in sanaag we might of. Turn that place into a great heaven. But to bad its reer bari territory who want to kill each other because his grand father stole a horse or a camel from another subclan. Tit for tat. Wasakhgali waba kuwa ugu sii liita they are basically Laangaab no clean water one university iyo one tuna factory. Bal kawaran reer dhan oo hal jamacad leh iyo hal warshad. Oo dhulkoodana wa iska musqul maalin askari reer sl baa u kaadi taga. Maalin na mj Ba xaar u qotomiya meel

Imagine if there was no port in Berbera or airport.
What do you think Hargeisa would be like if there was no road linking it to the othet cities and regions.

Sanaag is what it is because it literally has no infrastructure and no investment.

If we had no port in Berbera we would build one.
And now we expanding the port even further.

Do you think infrastructure will be built in Eastern Sanaag if they keep running back and forth and hoping buqland will built something for them. Or even the bunker govt failed state Somalia

Listen.....you can't keep saying the east contribute nothing and at the same time invest nothing in infrastructure and development.

The east needs a port in Maydh or Las Qoray, a road link and a paved runway.