Farmaajo Vs Sharif Hassan, Payback time

caburiye1 · Postby **caburiye1** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 1:52 pm

http://hiiraanlive.com/farmaajo-sharcig ... hibaanada/

This is absolutely Aarsi. I don't think Farmajo cares about the Parliament. If we talk interms of law, Shariif Hassan is right. The opposition hold a session without the speaker and his deputies. You just can't pick preside over a congress meeting without first appointment.

XimanJaale · Postby **XimanJaale** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:07 pm

Farmaajo is right indeed.

Farmaajo says: ''Shariff Hassan should resign for the sake of the people, in order to prevent political problems, I resigned despite the people of Somalia wanting me to stay, Shariff Hassan was voted against majority of the parliament, therefore he is sacked.''

Thread starter,

ever heard of the famous saying: 'Kan Mareexaan waa qaaxo kugu maqan'?

Postby **Shirib** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:09 pm

Shariif Hassan is right legally. Parliament approved a deal 6 months ago and now is trynna turn on it. Farmaajo's just mad.

XimanJaale · Postby **XimanJaale** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:12 pm

Shariif Hassan is right legally. Parliament approved a deal 6 months ago and now is trynna turn on it. Farmaajo's just mad.

The TFG constitution is more powerful than the Kampala Accord. Farmaajo and all the intellectuals are right, you should watch the debate on universal TV, it was aired yesterday night. Lawyers and law proffessors discussed this matter.

Kampala Accord itself is against the TFG constitutions and law.

greenday · Postby **greenday** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:16 pm

Lets just leave him, till his term is over.

XimanJaale · Postby **XimanJaale** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:19 pm

Lets just leave him, till his term is over.

If he stays, the parliament reform will be consumed with ethiopian lacky's and self-interest old farts. The parliament did not discuss Kenyan invasion and other matters. Shariff Hassan is hajcking the parliament.

greenday · Postby **greenday** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:24 pm

Lets just leave him, till his term is over.
If he stays, the parliament reform will be consumed with ethiopian lacky's and self-interest old farts. The parliament did not discuss Kenyan invasion and other matters. Shariff Hassan is hajcking the parliament.

He will just make a fool out of himself but let him stay all this fighting is not in our interest, if he takes the keys then they should meet in a hotel or something.

zingii · Postby **zingii** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:26 pm

The speaker was out of the country and did not
open the parliment for quite sometime.
His assistant, the next in command of the
parliment was not present aswell for reasons
unknown.

Third in command of the parliment opened/chaired
the session legalizing it for the MP's to hold their meeting.
The MP's then sacked the speaker with majority vote.

This means the chain of command was followed and no rule
was broken by the MP's who sacked the speaker.

XimanJaale · Postby **XimanJaale** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:29 pm

He will just make a fool out of himself but let him stay all this fighting is not in our interest, if he takes the keys then they should meet in a hotel or something.

Arinta sidaas wey ka weyn tahay abaayo.

This political issue today is critical and should be address and put into actions. Its not about him taking the keys or refusing to lead the parliament, the matter has bigger issue.

greenday · Postby **greenday** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:31 pm

Ximan wax walba wax aa ka weyn, you dont challenge waxan camal, let him think he is winning and dispose of him when his time is up

XimanJaale · Postby **XimanJaale** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:35 pm

Ximan wax walba wax aa ka weyn, you dont challenge waxan camal, let him think he is winning and dispose of him when his time is up

He is not the problem, he is the tools of the problems. The problem is the UN and the security council whom, we need dispose of their tools. We need clean people at this critical period. Abaayo arinta meel wanaagsan bey mareysaa, Somalia is in its best time today Wallahi trust me

zingii · Postby **zingii** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:36 pm

Where does shariif stand on this issue ya'll?
Last time i checked dude didn't pick sides
and said he was unaware of the situation
and that he was suprised.

zingii · Postby **zingii** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:37 pm

I mean he spoke of the matter but did not pick sides.

greenday · Postby **greenday** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:40 pm

Ximan wax walba wax aa ka weyn, you dont challenge waxan camal, let him think he is winning and dispose of him when his time is up
He is not the problem, he is the tools of the problems. The problem is the UN and the security council whom, we need dispose of their tools. We need clean people at this critical period. Abaayo arinta meel wanaagsan bey mareysaa, Somalia is in its best time today Wallahi trust me

You dont want to be pushing all the buttons, when everything is firm only then can we start protesting. I say we wait we dont want dadaalka inuu noqdo hal bacaad lagu lise.

Daff · Postby **Daff** » Fri Dec 23, 2011 3:28 am

Farmaajo is right indeed.

Farmaajo says: ''Shariff Hassan should resign for the sake of the people, in order to prevent political problems, I resigned despite the people of Somalia wanting me to stay, Shariff Hassan was voted against majority of the parliament, therefore he is sacked.''

Thread starter,

ever heard of the famous saying: 'Kan Mareexaan waa qaaxo kugu maqan'?

Yes absulutly, the famous saying goes 'Qaan Mareexaan waa qaaxo kugu maqan'

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