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surrender wrote:Murax wrote:Surrender,
I'll take the corrupt wadaado, dictator, and even murdurer than AY and so would most
well thats up to you and them. but i would never take a corrupt wadaad over anything, he (i dont mean the president in this case, but a corrupt wadaads in general) misleads people to do and what ever he wished, where as dictators/murderers/warlords, from the first word they speak you know they up to no good!!
Twisted_Logic wrote:What the F is this suppose to mean?Waxaa uu sheegay in dhowaan kulan ay yeesheen Golaha Wasiirada la isku soo qaaday, hase yeeshee waxaa uu tilmaamay in markii dambe la isku raacay in Gudi qubur ah loo saaro, kuwaasoo daraasadeyn ku sameyn doono sida suura gal u tahay calaamadeynta xuduudaha badaha labada dalka iyo kheyraadka dihan ee ku jira dhulka hoostiisa lagana war sugayo xog ka keynista mashruucaasi dowladuna ay aaqirkii go’aan ka soo saari doonto.
http://www.mareeg.com/fidsan.php?sid=11345&tirsan=2
if we dont build jubbaland and secure our waters and beat the FOK out of that fat piece of Shid prime minister they will drill and extract our oil.
Ms.Erudite wrote:What's the big deal?
How many Somalis live in Kenya? How many would rather live there, than in Somalia right now? How many of you, if were to be deported right now, would choose to go to Kenya over Somalia? They can now contribute to Kenya's growth..
mahdi01 wrote:This is sad day for all Somalis, Kenya and Somalia had long time ago demarcated their border line, the only reason to redemarcate again is Kenya wants to snatch more coastal lands from Somalia, and this is their long waited chance to score it, recently Kenyan journalist proposed the southern part of Somalia should be added to Kenya for the greater good of the nation. For the past 18 years Kenya have been collecting on the behalf of Somalia marine and air space usage taxes, tens of millions of dollars of taxes belonged to the poor Somalis were falling to the hands of the corrupted officials in Kenya, even the stable Somaliland are not allowed to collect its air and marine space taxes.
The lack of unity government in Somalia had become big profit in the neighbouring countries, I am sure the Somali prime minister could have said no to this scam, but in the real world your government represent you and his signature finishes the deal.
what we should be worried about is protecting this non-renewable oil and gar reserves offshore to Kismaayo and Raskambooni, Jubbaland officials and politicians definitely need to get involved, this is treason committed by the paper government TFG 
Ms.Erudite wrote:What's the big deal?
How many Somalis live in Kenya? How many would rather live there, than in Somalia right now? How many of you, if were to be deported right now, would choose to go to Kenya over Somalia? They can now contribute to Kenya's growth.
Why do you people think this president would be any different? He couldn't even be elected on the soil he's suppose to govern, they're only there to be the west's puppets and get fat off UN money.
”The question of where exactly to draw the offshore border between Kenya and its northern neighbour Somalia has long been a concern for Kenya’s efforts in oil exploration in the Lamu region. However, with no central government or any legitimate governing body, Somalia will not be in a position to file the necessary documentation to secure its coastal areas, and therefore may lose its territorial waters to Kenya, Djibouti, Ethiopia and Yemen. With the increased incidences of piracy in its waters too, it is likely that the international community will be more than willing to see the waters of the country be fall under the jurisdiction of one of its more stable neighbors. Already, the UN security council has given the green light to states to patrol the waters of Somalia to curb the incidences of piracy. Under the UNCLOS, this would actually not be allowed as it will be encroachment of a sovereign country's territorial waters.”
“Like the other party states to the United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), Kenya needs to meet a 19 May 2009 deadline to make submissions to the United Nations (UN) to claim ownership of their oceans beyond 200 nautical miles of their coast line as stated in article 76 of the UNCLOS. Member states are required to show that the continental shelf beyond their coastline extends beyond the 200 nautical mile point. If they can produce the necessary scientific data, and as long as the extra margin is at least 100 nautical miles from the point at which the sea reaches a depth of 2.5km, they will be granted rights over the natural resources on and under the seabed up to 350 nautical miles from land.”
AbdiWahab252 wrote:A major misstep by the PM.
where are the Jubbaland officials ?? 
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