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Postby Ugaas Diini » Mon Dec 11, 2006 1:01 am

[quote]I think you might suffer more than me under their rule..[/quote]

Why do you say that?

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Postby Ashlee » Wed Dec 13, 2006 7:45 pm

you say you're not ''somali'' but every topic you post has to do with it.

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Postby Kramer » Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:00 pm

"Bashir Goth is a Somali poet, journalist, professional translator, freelance writer, the first Somali blogger"

This mothaphucka is already claiming that he is the first somali blogger? I doubt tht --cuz I thought I was the first somali blogger -althoug I didn't write about world issue -I wrote about things that concern me-I was the first one to own blog the first time they were introduced --but this mothaphucka things that we are too stupid to be bloggers --so let him carry his title until I hack and own his website!

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Postby Galol » Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:53 pm

Surria

Bashir Goth is a great writer, thinker and journalist. He has been fighting Wahabbists for years well before they took over Mogadishu. He is a good man and this piece shows it.

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Postby surria » Wed Dec 13, 2006 9:07 pm

[quote="Ashlee"]you say you're not ''somali'' but every topic you post has to do with it.

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So, just because IÂ’m not Somali does not mean that I can't write about it, or that I can't have an interest about the country and its politics. Does this mean that no one can talk about Iraq unless they are from Iraq? Well of course not, that would be absurd. For example, one of the most known writers on Somalia and Somalis is a white British man named Lewis, I. M.

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Postby Samatr » Wed Dec 13, 2006 9:08 pm

[quote="surria"][quote="Ashlee"]you say you're not ''somali'' but every topic you post has to do with it.

Rolling Eyes[/quote]

So, just because IÂ’m not Somali does not mean that I can't write about it, or that I can't have an interest about the country and its politics. Does this mean that no one can talk about Iraq unless they are from Iraq? Well of course not, that would be absurd. For example, one of the most known writers on Somalia and Somalis is a white British man named Lewis, I. M.[/quote]

I think someone has a love-hate relationship with Somalis. Smile
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Postby Ashlee » Wed Dec 13, 2006 9:09 pm

oi listen and listen well u aint somali ure an 'other' like the jareers. no ur position.

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Postby surria » Wed Dec 13, 2006 9:18 pm

[quote="Galol"]Surria

Bashir Goth is a great writer, thinker and journalist. He has been fighting Wahabbists for years well before they took over Mogadishu. He is a good man and this piece shows it.[/quote]

I would not call him great, I mean he is not Tvetan Todorov or anything, but he is good. Also, I don't like to dichotomise the issue as good vs. bad, but I will say this, he does have a good understanding of the situation in Somalia.


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