Aboriginals in Canada, 2% population, 20% of the crime !!!!!

Daanyeer · Post by **Daanyeer** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 8:55 am

Source: http://www.csc-scc.gc.ca/text/prgrm/cor ... /4_e.shtml

LAFO-LAFO · Post by **LAFO-LAFO** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:18 am

Sxb

Buurtii Sheikh facing rapidly growing Daanyeer population. This could have serious consequences.
Bal soo tashadoo intaan baas laydin marin talo keena.

Daanyeer · Post by **Daanyeer** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:23 am

YOO Former Candidate for Xiis&Meydh Mayor,

We are PART&PARCEL in the STRUGGLE for the RECOGNITION.

....I am the MASTER of my chest; i am the CAPTAIN of my fist....

Ur Brother With Intellectual Glasses In S'net !!!!!!!!!!

YYY Col\Prof Daanyeer YYY

LAFO-LAFO · Post by **LAFO-LAFO** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 9:50 am

there will be terrified civil war when two mountain communities monkies bearded goats start battle for dominance. Alow kii roon hadba reerka u reeb. Cool

Daanyeer · Post by **Daanyeer** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:14 am

We Can EASILY understand those in the Arba Minch and Assawa mountains than those in Mushaani and Gaaywarrow.

If u want to know how CIVILIZEd was the BEEYADA in Xiis&Meydh before those GOATS changed it into CHAOS and ANARCHY, ask Professor Gees about it.

BTW i WONDER why the Golden Word, RECOGNITION is MISSING in ur REPLIES.

....I am the MASTER of my chest; i am the CAPTAIN of my fist....

Ur Brother With Intellectual Glasses In S'net !!!!!!!!!!

YYY Col\Prof Daanyeer YYY

LAFO-LAFO · Post by **LAFO-LAFO** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:44 am

Beeyada waxaa khatar geliyey Daanyeerka buurah SIRAADLEY, CABEYDH and DHUGUKULE...riyuhu faa'ido mooyee khasaare ma leh in this case long live Goats. Males and females usually form separate groups except at mating time. In the autumn (rutting season) male goats fight with each other to gain access to females that are ready to breed. Male goats smell even worse at this time due to special musk glands becoming more active. Young goats (kids) are born in early spring. For the first few days the kids are left in a sheltered hiding place, then, when they are stronger, they join their mother and the rest of the group.