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Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby GIJaamac » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:54 pm

Khalid ali

I support somaliland's secession and independency therefore am I allowed to participate Somaliland's presidential elections ?

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Khalid Ali » Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:56 pm

We have fiqishini Hawiyes who are rightwing Somalilanders the former spokesmen of the SL government was fiqishini

But if you are other hawiyes you cannot participate :lol:

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby GIJaamac » Wed Dec 19, 2012 3:04 pm

Ok maxaad uga calaacaleysaa reer koonfurka. If you are somalilander ma noqonkartid sadaxda madax ee ugu sarreysa dowlada inkastoo minister laydiin dhiibikaro. It is what it is bro. :up:

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Khalid Ali » Wed Dec 19, 2012 3:08 pm

Ok maxaad uga calaacaleysaa reer koonfurka. If you are somalilander ma noqonkartid sadaxda madax ee ugu sarreysa dowlada inkastoo minister laydiin dhiibikaro. It is what it is bro. :up:

You can say that when you're leaders recognize and respect the sovereignty and the Independence of SL , how can you say Somalilanders cannot lead Somalia , when you're constitution claims Somaliland sovereignty :lol: , you have around 40 MPS from Somaliland in ur parliament why not exclude them entirely from ur constitution in the mean time Prof Axmed has the right to calacaal why walanweyn mistreated him :lol:

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Brobaganda » Wed Dec 19, 2012 3:26 pm

Professor samatar is a mp in Somalia parliament and plans to stay that way

The man isn't going anywhere. 2016 free n fair national elections. I believe he can win presidency with his party

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby GIJaamac » Wed Dec 19, 2012 4:09 pm

Khalid

what constitution. Ma dastuur baa soomali karta :lol: Dastuur hadduu dad kari lahaa adeer federalism ayaa marhore layska yeeli lahaa. These are called unwritten rules in the somali community. We are talking about somalis here, most qabiilist people in the world. Nin qabiilkiisa wadan kale sheeganaaya miyaa na xukumi kara waaye sheekada. Sidaas la soco sxb.

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Khalid Ali » Wed Dec 19, 2012 4:10 pm

Khalid

what constitution. Ma dastuur baa soomali karta :lol: Dastuur hadduu dad kari lahaa adeer federalism ayaa marhore layska yeeli lahaa. These are called unwritten rules in the somali community. We are talking about somalis here, most qabiilist people in the world. Nin qabiilkiisa wadan kale sheeganaaya miyaa na xukumi kara waaye sheekada. Sidaas la soco sxb.

:lol: :lol: Point taken Aboowe

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Bro » Thu Dec 20, 2012 5:25 am

This professor was someone I had respect for but his speech really rubbed me the wrong way :ufdup:

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Brobaganda » Thu Dec 20, 2012 5:30 am

Professor Samatar's words shouldn't be taken too seriously. He was just voicing his frustration.

He is the same man that said "This book (Qu'ran) has become a bloody business". :dead:

He is just a highly emotional person. If he felt lonely and neglected in Somalia, he would have given up his post as MP. People like him aren't meant for politics. Politics is dirty. He should just focus on his academic life or try and focus in rebuilding the education system in Somalia. He is a good guy of great value to Somalis but I honestly think politics isn't for him. He is too much of a nice guy for the political arena. He should do hands on work with people on the ground.

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby TheblueNwhite » Thu Dec 20, 2012 5:34 am

He knows where to go. :arrow:

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Bro » Thu Dec 20, 2012 5:45 am

Professor Samatar's words shouldn't be taken too seriously. He was just voicing his frustration.

He is the same man that said "This book (Qu'ran) has become a bloody business". :dead:

He is just a highly emotional person. If he felt lonely and neglected in Somalia, he would have given up his post as MP. People like him aren't meant for politics. Politics is dirty. He should just focus on his academic life or try and focus in rebuilding the education system in Somalia. He is a good guy of great value to Somalis but I honestly think politics isn't for him. He is too much of a nice guy for the political arena. He should do hands on work with people on the ground.
Had he been hawiye per say you'd advocate otherwise ? :smugruss: The way I look at it, this individual ain't as smart as I thought he was, nonetheless, parliamentka inuu ka kaco dooni meyno. dude needs to grow a thick pair and go at it again once more.

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Brobaganda » Thu Dec 20, 2012 6:08 am

Professor Samatar's words shouldn't be taken too seriously. He was just voicing his frustration.

He is the same man that said "This book (Qu'ran) has become a bloody business". :dead:

He is just a highly emotional person. If he felt lonely and neglected in Somalia, he would have given up his post as MP. People like him aren't meant for politics. Politics is dirty. He should just focus on his academic life or try and focus in rebuilding the education system in Somalia. He is a good guy of great value to Somalis but I honestly think politics isn't for him. He is too much of a nice guy for the political arena. He should do hands on work with people on the ground.
Had he been hawiye per say you'd advocate otherwise ? :smugruss: The way I look at it, this individual ain't as smart as I thought he was, and if he plans to continue his politicial career after this, I believe he ruined what reputation he had with this stunt. :down:
Hawiye and Dir are the same to me bro, they are brothers. One thing I want for Hawiye is the same thing I want for Dir. A Dir President means just the same to me as a Hawiye President and I'll be just as happy. These are the only two clans I care about.

I am just referring to Prof Samatar as an individual. The man himself is not fit for politics. Very sensitive man. His brother is much better suited in Somali politics in my opinion.

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Bro » Thu Dec 20, 2012 7:26 am


Hawiye and Dir are the same to me bro, they are brothers. One thing I want for Hawiye is the same thing I want for Dir. A Dir President means just the same to me as a Hawiye President and I'll be just as happy. These are the only two clans I care about.

I am just referring to Prof Samatar as an individual. The man himself is not fit for politics. Very sensitive man. His brother is much better suited in Somali politics in my opinion.
Likewise bro :up:

Aside from his tactless blunder comments which are fucked up if you ask me, He should put on his game face next time, and disregard his frustration in order to prevent it going against his better jugdement :up:

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Mondey » Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:33 am

Ofcourse they will look at him as a waqooyi man since the entire region he comes from are secessionists even his own province. this doesn't mean the professor is disbelieving in the holy cause as SL media try to project like they finally found their Mahdi. he is only disappointed in the mentality of the politicians who mostly are leftovers of the old generation politicians. he said some nice words about SL so what? all the die hard unionists even the southerns will all acknowledge what SL achieved not a big deal.

However, the prof will continue the good work and carry on delivering his message :som:
I see you've finally accepted your people willingly support SL.

What changed your mind? For a few short months ago you were
adamant your people had no choice in the matter and were being "forced".
I guess reality hit home :lol:

As for the good professor, I hope now he sees sense, and comes back home.
We could really do with someone like him :up: :D
and where did i say that? what i mean is when ppl (southerns or others) view this issue they will not say those ppl want and those do not want.. it will all look the same to them from the surface,, one big secessionist enclave unless a certain group proves otherwise.

the professor was living in a completely different world, the reality stroke him when he saw a backward corrupt qabiilist mentalitym too bad he thought everyone thinks or actually IS like him. but surely that wont stop his mission that started 30 years back :up:

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Re: Prof Samatar i felt so lonely and neglected in Somalia

Postby Kabriid » Thu Dec 20, 2012 7:53 pm

Ofcourse they will look at him as a waqooyi man since the entire region he comes from are secessionists even his own province. this doesn't mean the professor is disbelieving in the holy cause as SL media try to project like they finally found their Mahdi. he is only disappointed in the mentality of the politicians who mostly are leftovers of the old generation politicians. he said some nice words about SL so what? all the die hard unionists even the southerns will all acknowledge what SL achieved not a big deal.

However, the prof will continue the good work and carry on delivering his message :som:
I see you've finally accepted your people willingly support SL.

What changed your mind? For a few short months ago you were
adamant your people had no choice in the matter and were being "forced".
I guess reality hit home :lol:

As for the good professor, I hope now he sees sense, and comes back home.
We could really do with someone like him :up: :D
and where did i say that? what i mean is when ppl (southerns or others) view this issue they will not say those ppl want and those do not want.. it will all look the same to them from the surface,, one big secessionist enclave unless a certain group proves otherwise.

the professor was living in a completely different world, the reality stroke him when he saw a backward corrupt qabiilist mentalitym too bad he thought everyone thinks or actually IS like him. but surely that wont stop his mission that started 30 years back :up:
Stop being naive. The poor Professor is being fooled by these people. He already said waa dadka ugu caqliga xun aduunka previously because been bey u sheegeen, xaarna way ugu foodhaqeen.

He will always be a reer waqooyi in their eyes and a Dir man in other words he's a threat, weligoodna ma soo dhoweysaneyaan.

Haduu profesoorku taladeyda qaadaneyo, waxaan ku odhan lahaa, war iskaga hadh dadkan caqliga xun, they are useless, wakhtigaaga ha ku lumin.


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