Just the other week you were screaming Marehan vs everyone you fat goof
Funny tweet which got Landers triggered
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I thought they didn’t care about somalilandYour eedos were protesting in the middle of Minnesota winter about the DP world deal
The chapatis in America used to always protest about SomalilandI thought they didn’t care about somaliland
When Somaliland took over taleex, they went to the state department in DC holding signs like "Silaanyo is modern day hitler"
Another time Silaanyo was invited by this think tank called Atlantic Council in DC, and this lady starting heckling from the crowd talking about he killed 15000 beebal in qaatumo isteedh
We’re talking 30 and younger. Majority don’t know what somaliand is. My point still stands.Your eedos were protesting in the middle of Minnesota winter about the DP world deal
No we don't, maybe some Dhulos as they live with you but 95% of us don't careI thought they didn’t care about somaliland
You guys are breastfed qabyaalad from the naas.
Instead of learning alif, baa, taa, you guys learn 1idoor, huuutu, m1dgaan
Adaawe
Xoog iyo Xiniyo #NGM enforcer
My clan created Somaliland. Say thank you. May 18 is liberation against MX domination.
I made Somaliland.
Talk about us grooming triggered all you lake, it's not us that waste time spreading hate on this day especially in Ramadan...
You have you're thing we have ours
Constantly in our business, move yourself
You have you're thing we have ours
Constantly in our business, move yourself
No one knows what idôôr is. We don’t have isaaqs here. That’s European shit. M1dgaab, yes we know of that. There’s madibhan gangs in states.
You guys are breastfed qabyaalad from the naas.
Instead of learning alif, baa, taa, you guys learn 1idoor, huuutu, m1dgaan
You guys are on faqàsh shit and siad barre ana xasuuqay to your children. And Horta why do you guys ask people their qabils anyway? Only youngsters that do
Adaawe
Xoog iyo Xiniyo #NGM enforcer
Thank God the good ole USA is for faqásh only. And we have our daughter in Congress. No laangaab games. And a pro US Somali president. Laandheere dee waa Darood.
Somaliland, living rent free in the heads of Somalia People since 1991
Stage 1: DenialNo one knows what idôôr is. We don’t have isaaqs here. That’s European shit. M1dgaab, yes we know of that. There’s madibhan gangs in states.
You guys are on faqàsh shit and siad barre ana xasuuqay to your children. And Horta why do you guys ask people their qabils anyway? Only youngsters that do
Don't cap about us for likes weirdo. The vast majority of us have never heard or know anything about SL unless it's some SL attention seeking tho
You guys are breastfed qabyaalad from the naas.
Instead of learning alif, baa, taa, you guys learn 1idoor, huuutu, m1dgaan
A few fobs might do so but fobs from every qabiil (Hawiye, dir etc) Talk shit about y'all and everyone.
I was referring to what moe money said About American somalis not caring
This niggaChapatis have been forever calaacaling about Isaaqs and Somaliland
In the early 2000s there used to be Somaliland conventions and functions where SL officials would meet with American officials to discuss Somaliland affairs. Here's an example in Los Angeles:
Everytime there was a convention, there was always a chapati crying on wardheernews
In the early 2000s there used to be Somaliland conventions and functions where SL officials would meet with American officials to discuss Somaliland affairs. Here's an example in Los Angeles:
Everytime there was a convention, there was always a chapati crying on wardheernews
Clan Politics: a Solitary Journey to an Empty and Solitude Pride
WardheerNews Editorial
June 24,2005
One of the most sacred phrases in the Somali language was uttered on the Eve of June 26, 1960 – the now-famous and indomitable phrases of Cabdillaahi Suldan "Tima Cadde". At the center of what was then known as “Beerta Xoriyada,†or “Freedom Plaza,†in Hargeysa, Tima Cadde's words, reinforced by his unique and melancholic voice, resonated and overwhelmed anyone who had listened them either that day or since then on radio:
Saahidiinta lslaamka e
Subcisaa Jimcayaashiyo
Sibyaanta iyo haweenku
Calankay Saadinayeenow
Cidina kaanay na Siine
Saatir noogu yaboohayow
Saaxirkii kala guurraye
Sarreeyow ma-nusqaamow
Aan siduu yahay eegno e
Kaana siib kanna saar Sallaankii istiqaalkow
Sedadu kay ku xidhnaydow
Sayruukhii Afrikaadow
Saaxirkii kala guurraye
Sarreeyow ma-nusqaamow
An siduu yahay eegno e
Kaana siib kanna saar
These simple, yet unforgettable phrases were in praise and in commemoration of the hoisting of the first Somalia flag ever, the memorable deep blue flag accented in the middle by the milk-white and bright 5-star. The beauty of this flag, locally known as “Buluugle,†promoted another prominent poet, the late Cabdillaahi "Qarshe", to distinctively liken and link it to the cosmos, and spoke about it as if it were a unique gift to the Somalis:
Qolaba Calankeedu Waa Caynee
Innagaa Keenu Waa Cirka oo Kala e Aan Caadna Lahayn Een Caashaqayee
Xidigyahay Cadi waad noo Ciidamisee
Both Tima Cadde and Qarshe who sang these deeply-felt emotion-laden, powerfully and purposefully poetic phrases were the children of Somaliland. In a normal society, both the words and the subject mater that prompts any poet(s) to compose these types of stanza would be a treasure that would remain cherished for generations and beyond. The phrases and the originators would indeed be considered a national relic that it would be beyond the reaches of revisionists.
Unfortunately, that is not what is going to happen in Los Angeles, California on the eve of June 26, 2005, when a group of Somalilanders gather and assemble negative energy to denounce that very national heritage left to all of us by Tima Cadde and Qarshe.
Even if so, what is there, composed in the form of poetry or designed in the form of an alternative flag to “Buluugle†and the words of Tima Cadde and Qarshe? Apart from the shahaada, a non-descript green,white and red flag, with a black star sharing its center, is touted as the alternative to the flag that is so unique to Somalis. Unfortunately, the new flag that is called Somaliland flag does not capture anyone's imagination. Neither is it poetic enough to engage the imagination of WardheerNews's editorial staff.
Worst of all, the themes of green/red colors and the black star publicized by the back-to-Africa movement of Marcus Garvey in the 1900s, which since then dominated post independent African flags, were originally borrowed from Ethiopia's flag. Unbeknown to Somalilanders, these colors and their original meaning have roots in the Ethiopian Orthodox church. Ironically the red stands for defending Ethiopia's Orthodox Christian religion with the blood of its highland sons.
As a runner-up to this piece, WardheerNews has interviewed a prominent American scholar who is invited to the Los Angeles Somaliland Convention that would take place on June 26, 2005. Dr. Edmond Keller of UCLA's Political Science department has told WardheerNews that clan politics is a sure way of steering a society to destruction, lawlessness and retardation of development. When asked what his talk would be at the convention, he told us that, although he has not given much thought to this issue, his talk, if asked, would surely be some thing akin to the prospects and problems of federalism. But, Dr. Keller leaves the task of designing their government to Somalis themselves (We will post the entire interview with Dr. Keller in the coming days).
What interests our readers most about said convention, which is taking place in our backyard, is some of the personalities that are participating in this sectarian convention. Cumar Carte Qaalib! How did someone of his stature with national and international prominence succumb to such parochial clan politics? Where does such an individual hide and then burry the plethora of experience and the national ethos that he so deservedly accumulated for so many years?
And then, Somalia's most known diplomat who symbolized Somalism (Somalinimo) at the corridors of world powerhouses and international headquarters suddenly puts on a tribal hood and tosses away his global national identity! Here, of course, we are lamenting the loss of Cabdi Raxiim Caabbi Farax to the jackals of clan purity and sub nationalism. Clan is indeed a terrible thing to substitute to nationhood.
Is there really any doubt in the minds of the participants of this convention - only given the obscure title of Somaliland Convention - that it is largely a convention of one clan?
The greater Los Angeles-Sand Diego area has one of the highest concentrations of people who originally hail from Las Caanod, Buhoodle and Las Qoray regions (Sool & Sanaag ). On the eve of June 26, 2005, there would be only one individual worthy our mention from these regions who is expected to participate in the Los Angeles Somaliland convention. As could easily be predicted, that person is Mohamed Saalax Nuur "Fagadhe". That night, confined in the glittering walls of LAX Hilton Hotel, he would be a very lonely individual for he would be the only one from his numerous communities. If things were normal, he would have had the largest constituency at the convention since his community makes up the second largest immigrant community in the greater Los Angeles-San Diego area (only second to immigrants from the Somali Regional State of Ethiopia.)
Another lonely participant would have been Mohammed Said Gees. But he decided not to come, probably sensing the lop-sidedness of the convention. For the time being, he has, at least, been saved from the embarrassment of being a token in a convention that is so disoriented to denouncing its own heritage. Its also worthy to mention that Human rights groups that tirelessly work to bring issues of human rights in Hargeysa to light are missing from the scene and were not invited.
The debate on secession notwithstanding, it is not common in human society for a community to stamp a disclaimer on its own heritage. The Blue flag, the emotions and the poetry that surrounds it are more the product of Northern Somalia (Somaliland) than any other region of Somalia. Why would someone decide to fold up and trash away the words of Cabdulahi Qarshe's struggle days to midwife the blue flag in his underground song of “Wiilooy?†Why did Somalilanders decide to throw away part of their fantastic history so nonchalant? This act of narcissism and defeatist politics is leading its practitioners to a solitary journey with the expected result of destruction, retardation and political stalemate.
Are there seriously any sane minds left among the radical Diaspora community to put a halt to the craze around the myopic revisionist approach to the Somali flag, the literature that ornaments it so well, and the personalities that died for it? Are the forces of revisionism content with replacing the history of Sheekh Bashiir, Faarax Omar and Balaayocas, who have put up unparalleled fight for the defense of Somali nationhood, with that of the neo-fascistic rhetoric of Faysal Ali Waraabe who has taken the mental of leadership in the North just as the likes of Yalaxow did in the South?
The culture cultivated among the so-called Somalilanders in the Diaspora and their poor public relation is bent to foster a never-seen-before radicalism that is destroying the fabric and rich history of cohabitation and coexistence in Somaliland.
As to the groups who hail from Sool and Sanaag, wardheerNews challenges them with the question of where does their heritage and loyalty stand visa-a-vi June 26 th? What prevented them from organizing their own inclusive forum to celebrate and commemorate the birth of their nation on that eventful day of June 26? If they did that, then this sectarian convention would have had tough competition. “Buluugle†is a national treasure and is larger and more important to be left alone to the forces of revisionism and adherents of clan politics.
Source: Wardheernews.com
Don't derail this threadChapatis have been forever calaacaling about Isaaqs and Somaliland
In the early 2000s there used to Somaliland conventions and functions where SL officials would meet with American officials to discuss Somaliland
Everytime there was a convention, there was always a chapati crying on wardheernews
She's actually a somalian btw what's the meaning of this ciyaal thread. Beesha jeberti should stop their inferioty complex
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