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The deal is already is done. 800,000 Oromos in Hargaisa, 45,000 Oromos in Bossaso, 15,000 in Moqdisho. I won't be surprised if Oromos outnumber Somalis in no time. Luckily, they are duli and we can use them to build the country and rule them
[quote="Rebel-Lion"]Raxanwein are farmers are they not, why do somali's think farming is beneath them. lazy fockers.[/quote]
Shabelle Dhexe, Hoose, Jubba Dhexe, Bay, Bakol, Jubba Hoose, Gedo, Hiiraan, Sanaag are all fertile land. You can't expect Raxanwein to farm all of it. I agree Somalis are super lazy.
Last edited by Murax on Fri Mar 07, 2008 6:00 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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