Lughaya Is Our Land.

JSL3000 · Postby **JSL3000** » Sun Feb 21, 2016 6:31 pm

What can I say a bunch of crabs in a bucket, fukk it, don't think nothing of it. :Shrug:

drobbah · Postby **drobbah** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 12:19 am

As a JA,I see these Samarone acting up there days.Wel will raid their villages and Borama.Nothing the Sland govt can do to stop us.SLand Habar jeclo govt can fuck themselves
Listen here buddy, if you wanna raid something mar hore ayey kaa ahayd. Fulaygu wuxuu hanjabaa xiliga nabada.

We are not cowards,If JB and samarone were to go to war.We would reach Borama in three months and drink shaahi in Saylac a month after :myman:

AwRastaale · Postby **AwRastaale** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 12:35 am

Lughaya is SL but in terms of reer, it is Ciise territory.

EmirCali · Postby **EmirCali** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 12:40 am

In terms of reer | Gadabuursi (Mahad Casse) is the majority and nothing will change that.

JSL3000 · Postby **JSL3000** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 12:47 am

^We don't think so you need more people.

EmirCali · Postby **EmirCali** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 12:56 am

Who are you again?

JSL3000 · Postby **JSL3000** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:05 am

AwRastaale · Postby **AwRastaale** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:07 am

In terms of reer | Gadabuursi (Mahad Casse) is the majority and nothing will change that.

To be honest you could be right. I'm not a local. I have no facts or actual data.

I see no difference between Samaroon and Issa but my head tells me for strategic reasons, the town would be better if 'represented' as Issa majority.

When I say strategic, it doesn't mean I have something against Samaroon.

I'm coming from the fact that Issa dominates an independent and fast growing small African state (Djibouti) just next door.

The Isaacs have neglected that whole region. Real talk. The droughts have exposed this and it's time to find another solution.

By inviting Issa, I hope they come with Djibouti cash, know-how and development goals. That whole region could change for better.

The only few functioning institutions in the area were donated by President Ismail Omar Guelleh. Let's not discard the Issa.

I am coming from there.

JSL3000 · Postby **JSL3000** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:19 am

All three live in lughaya, ciise, gadabursi and JA the problem is these langaab samaroons claim everywhere, for example they claim wajaale, gabiley, and saylac lands which they do not live exclusively that is the issue.

EmirCali · Postby **EmirCali** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:29 am

Issa presence is more noticeable and bigger than the Sa'ad Muse.
They are not immigrants and have lived there since the past, unlike the ones making a lot of noise at the moment.
Issa have emigrated the region though since Djibouti has much more to offer to them.

JSL3000 · Postby **JSL3000** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:30 am

Issa presence is more noticeable and bigger than the Sa'ad Muse.
They are not immigrants and have lived there since the past, unlike the ones making a lot of noise at the moment.
Issa have emigrated the region though since Djibouti has much more to offer to them.

stop lying to the people sm was at lughaya before your langaab people moved from baki and simoodi trying to find a port for your langaab landlocked people.

EmirCali · Postby **EmirCali** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:37 am

Issa presence is more noticeable and bigger than the Sa'ad Muse.
They are not immigrants and have lived there since the past, unlike the ones making a lot of noise at the moment.
Issa have emigrated the region though since Djibouti has much more to offer to them.
stop lying to the people sm was at lughaya before your langaab people moved from baki and simoodi trying to find a port for your langaab landlocked people.

You seem frustrated

JSL3000 · Postby **JSL3000** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:38 am

Issa presence is more noticeable and bigger than the Sa'ad Muse.
They are not immigrants and have lived there since the past, unlike the ones making a lot of noise at the moment.
Issa have emigrated the region though since Djibouti has much more to offer to them.
stop lying to the people sm was at lughaya before your langaab people moved from baki and simoodi trying to find a port for your langaab landlocked people.
You seem frustrated

When ciise left to djibouti gadabursi started to moving to saylac and when sacad muse left lughaya towards hargeysa gadabursi started to flock to lughaya demographics have changed the last two decades because these langaab landlocked samaroon are looking for port on coast they don't want to be land locked like the dhulos no more.

JSL3000 · Postby **JSL3000** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:41 am

I know what the fukk is going on I keep close eye on what's happening on the ground everything has slowly changed the past two decades but it wasn't always like that so don't get it twisted we still got the big guns so either you want peace or death.

EmirCali · Postby **EmirCali** » Mon Feb 22, 2016 1:42 am

When ciise left to djibouti gadabursi started to moving to saylac and when sacad muse left lughaya towards hargeysa gadabursi started to flock to lughaya demographics have changed the last two decades because these langaab landlocked samaroon are looking for port on coast they don't want to be land locked like the dhulos no more.

A futile attempt at propaganda

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