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You still Salafi? You know thats out of fashion now?As a regular visitor to back home. I am gobsmacked when I hear a Qurbajoog talking about the current, day to day issues of back home and the only info they apparently have are few clicks of the heavily tilted tribal sites.
When or if they get the chance to visit, they would propabably visit few expensive restaurants to get ripped off. But the majority of their time would be locked up indoors, scared to mix with the locals.
Strange fadhi kudirir!
Well saidAs a regular visitor to back home. I am gobsmacked when I hear a Qurbajoog talking about the current, day to day issues of back home and the only info they apparently have are few clicks of the heavily tilted tribal sites.
When or if they get the chance to visit, they would propabably visit few expensive restaurants to get ripped off. But the majority of their time would be locked up indoors, scared to mix with the locals.
Strange fadhi kudirir!
Well I haven't visited since Musse Bixi became president but when I was there I saw a majerteen woman in hargeisa. She had a shop downtown and she was sitting by a cafe insulting my president silaanyo and saying dhulka aniga iska leh somali wa mid spewing somali weyne posion. Needless to say I recorded her and her arrested for being a danger to national security she got kicked out of somaliland then her whole shop got robbed lolWell saidAs a regular visitor to back home. I am gobsmacked when I hear a Qurbajoog talking about the current, day to day issues of back home and the only info they apparently have are few clicks of the heavily tilted tribal sites.
When or if they get the chance to visit, they would propabably visit few expensive restaurants to get ripped off. But the majority of their time would be locked up indoors, scared to mix with the locals.
Strange fadhi kudirir!
. So what is it about his statement that is well said?. Somaliland is my home, dadka are my people 
So we scared of them or we to flashy infront of them? Which one is it?Is absolutely ridiculous and embarrassing, when I see Superficial Qurbajoogs acting like they're westerners in back home. Flashy clothes, flashy cars with sunglasses. Speaking foreign language. While locals look-on!
No wonder why locals are risking their lives in sinking boats!
Not a big deal. We just have a different taste to the locals.Scared to mix.
Locals have their own places - qurbajoogs have their own restaurants.
Similar to apartheid system
Are you proud of that?Well I haven't visited since Musse Bixi became president but when I was there I saw a majerteen woman in hargeisa. She had a shop downtown and she was sitting by a cafe insulting my president silaanyo and saying dhulka aniga iska leh somali wa mid spewing somali weyne posion. Needless to say I recorded her and her arrested for being a danger to national security she got kicked out of somaliland then her whole shop got robbed lolWell saidAs a regular visitor to back home. I am gobsmacked when I hear a Qurbajoog talking about the current, day to day issues of back home and the only info they apparently have are few clicks of the heavily tilted tribal sites.
When or if they get the chance to visit, they would propabably visit few expensive restaurants to get ripped off. But the majority of their time would be locked up indoors, scared to mix with the locals.
Strange fadhi kudirir!
You pussylanders talk to much online
Naag edeb daran bey ahayd she thought she was in bosaso or something. I had to remind her dhulka aniga iska lehAre you proud of that?Well I haven't visited since Musse Bixi became president but when I was there I saw a majerteen woman in hargeisa. She had a shop downtown and she was sitting by a cafe insulting my president silaanyo and saying dhulka aniga iska leh somali wa mid spewing somali weyne posion. Needless to say I recorded her and her arrested for being a danger to national security she got kicked out of somaliland then her whole shop got robbed lol
Well said
You pussylanders talk to much online
Do you know that isaq celebrate 18 May in caabudwaaq and no one does anything to themNaag edeb daran bey ahayd she thought she was in bosaso or something. I had to remind her dhulka aniga iska lehAre you proud of that?
Well I haven't visited since Musse Bixi became president but when I was there I saw a majerteen woman in hargeisa. She had a shop downtown and she was sitting by a cafe insulting my president silaanyo and saying dhulka aniga iska leh somali wa mid spewing somali weyne posion. Needless to say I recorded her and her arrested for being a danger to national security she got kicked out of somaliland then her whole shop got robbed lol
You pussylanders talk to much online
Deh iyaga la hadliya wuxu miyuun waxba fahmiin. Yaa uu dirsaday.they are isaaq
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