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[Recon Expert]

@Marcus You're making tahrib sound like it's an easy journey when it's not. It's an expensive and dangerous asf.

Local militias who aren't affiliated with smugglers will capture you for a ransom and your folks will sell all their property and beg everyone they know for help.

 

[Yahya]

That is why I plan to go back to Gabiley one day to start an agricultural business and provide the locals with many jobs, inshallah.

We should all do out bit to help out. This century will ours in sha allah.

I personally can't wait to fund archaeological developments in the country. So we can finally uncover the secrets of our history and past. Did you know East africa has the largest dinosaur fossils according to paleontologists?

 

[Afrique]

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Haye and @LoveandLight is my neighbour

 

[Factz]

We should all do out bit to help out. This century will ours in sha allah.

I personally can't wait to fund archaeological developments in the country. So we can finally uncover the secrets of our history and past. Did you know East africa has the largest dinosaur fossils according to paleontologists?

They already have that. Right now because Somalia is more stable than before there are many investors coming from around the world to invest in Somalia. There is so much going on at this time.

My uncle is currently in Somaliland working with certain people to help urban places to get easy access of electricity. They've provided plenty of new jobs for young men to set up solar panels to different homes and set up new electrical grids. They're planning to provide solar panels and to set up wind turbines in populated areas because they use diesel energy for electricity and their main goal is to end their dependence on diesel energy. It has environmental impacts and it's way too expensive. This task is currently under a developing stage and pretty soon you'll see a different future.

I feel like right now Somalis are slowly progressing and moving away from the problems that were caused by civil war.

 

[Gambar]

They think the west is a paradise and we are xasid. You can tell them that they will struggle because they have no education, they don’t speak the language, and getting a job will be difficult but they don’t care. Ma fikiraan dee. They’ll still continue on their journey. Waa dad lagac leh weliba. They sell their businesses to fund their trips or they make their family pay. Then their family gets a call from a smuggler and they call their qurba joog family to pay up again. The actual nomads and farmers usually have no desire to leave. They just want stability in Somalia. Kuwaan kale waa manyac lol.

 

[Afrique]

They think the west is a paradise and we are xasid. You can tell them that they will struggle because they have no education, they don’t speak the language, and getting a job will be difficult but they don’t care. Ma fikiraan dee. They’ll still continue on their journey. Waa dad lagac leh weliba. They sell their businesses to fund their trips or they make their family pay. Then their family gets a call from a smuggler and they call their qurba joog family have to pay up again. The actual nomads and farmers usually have no desire to leave. They just want stability in Somalia. Kuwaan kale waa manyac lol.

It's kind of sad that we laugh at them and berate them. We never actually help them even though we probably went through the same thing when we arrived. We should help them avoid some of the mistakes we made.

 

[Genesis]

It's kind of sad that we laugh at them and berate them. We never actually help them even though we probably went through the same thing when we arrived. We should help them avoid some of the mistakes we made.

As long as Somalia is still unstable and Somali's continue to view the West as jannah, this won't end

 

[Gambar]

It's kind of sad that we laugh at them and berate them. We never actually help them even though we probably went through the same thing when we arrived. We should help them avoid some of the mistakes we made.

Most of the ones leaving having money or are connected to politicians so they have money through them. The other ones I really feel sorry for but from what I’ve seen they really don’t want to leave. My mums side mostly stayed back there and we support them and help them get medical care. They could’ve left in the 70s and 80s but they love their country. Kuwa kale lakiin oo lacagta xadaya deserve to be berated and laughed at. They are contributing to the continued destruction and corruption of the country. They’re living off of the money meant for the people and then they send their children to the west. I barely see refugees these days, I think maybe they are sending them to badiyo which would be better for them. Lower cost of living, easier to acclimate, small town etc.

 

[Yahya]

My uncle is currently in Somaliland working with certain people to help urban places to get easy access of electricity. They've provided plenty of new jobs for young men to set up solar panels to different homes and set up new electrical grids. They're planning to provide solar panels and to set up wind turbines in populated areas because they use diesel energy for electricity and their main goal is to end their dependence on diesel energy. It has environmental impacts and it's way too expensive. This task is currently under a developing stage and pretty soon you'll see a different future.

I feel like right now Somalis are slowly progressing and moving away from the problems that were caused by civil war.

Fantastic effort my friend. Your uncle is doing a great service. We should be exporting oil and gas, not consuming or relying on it. I was just reading an article about how the gulf nations screwed themselves as they are about to run out of oil in 2034 and have no newly developed avenues to gain funds.

We should as a business savy ppl not fall into the same trap as them. We have the greatest wind and solar potential in the world.

 

[Afrique]

Most of the ones leaving having money or are connected to politicians so they have money through them. The other ones I really feel sorry for but from what I’ve seen they really don’t want to leave. My mums side mostly stayed back there and we support them and help them get medical care. They could’ve left in the 70s and 80s but they love their country. Kuwa kale lakiin oo lacagta xadaya deserve to be berated and laughed at. They are contributing to the continued destruction and corruption of the country. They’re living off of the money meant for the people and then they send their children to the west. I barely see refugees these days, I think maybe they are sending them to badiyo which would be better for them. Lower cost of living, easier to acclimate, small town etc.

Most of the ones in London are refugees sis, not everyone is related to the government.

 

[Gambar]

Most of the ones in London are refugees sis, not everyone is related to the government.

I’m talking about North America, I don’t know about London lol.

 

[Gadhwayne]

If you are going to travel across the Sahara, would you unarmed sxb

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Arm yourselves or travel as part of a LARGE CARAVAN like those Central Americans going accross Mexico to come here to USA

 

[TekNiKo]

You know it cosy $7,000-$10,000 to tahriib right? You can easily start a small business with that money in Somalia.

They watch Bollywood and think the West is money growing on trees. They dont realise the reality of the rat race and risk everything. Women are the worst they get rapes multiple times and go to Europe acting like wh0res.

 

[Fanatical]

You know it cosy $7,000-$10,000 to tahriib right? You can easily start a small business with that money in Somalia.

They watch Bollywood and think the West is money growing on trees. They dont realise the reality of the rat race and risk everything. Women are the worst they get rapes multiple times and go to Europe acting like *****s.

Why are you making fun of women getting raped you are sick wallahay

 

[CaliTedesse]

I wanted to say something very bad but held myself in wallahi

 

[Farabuuto]

I don't understand why Somali's Tahriib to Yemen instead of just going to Kenya or something.

Unless you've got funding or a business in Kenya, it's too hard. Kenya is still Kenya. Eastleigh might have Somali businessmen but have you actually seen it? When I went there the place is a wet shithole. NOBODY cared about the infrastructure or the environment. They just go there for business.

 

[Farabuuto]

The people asking why they tahriib are the same people who FKD and talk about how their clan karbashed or displaced another clan in the politics section and TC. ofc they're gonna leave Somalia if they're 2nd class citizens, they have nothing.

Just yesterday Liyuu and Sheekhaal started fighting. Over 70 dead. and you wonder why niggas leave? Where else arethey gonna go?

Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.

 

[TekNiKo]

Why are you making fun of women getting raped you are sick wallahay

They shouldve stayed at hooyos house. You play with fire you get burnt