[XEER]

APPENDIX C

AGREEMENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITIAN AND NATIVE CHIEFS OF THE ESA SOMALI(NON-CESSION OF TERRITORY EXCEPT TO THE BRITICH GOUVERNNENT,COMMERCE.SLAVE TRADE,& C.)- ZEILAC,§! DECEMBER 1884.(119)

We,the undersigned Elders of the Eesa tribe,are desirous of entering into an Agreement with the British Gouvernment for the maintenance of our independence,the Preservation of order and other good and sufficient reasons.Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:

ART.I The Eesa somali tribe do hereby declare that they are pledged and bound never to cede,sell,mortgage,or otherwise give for occupation,save to the British Gouvernment,any portion of the territory presntly inhabited by them,or being under their control.

ART.II.All vessels under the British flag shall free,permission to trade at all port and places within the territories of the Eesa somal tribe.
ART.III. All British subjects residing in or visiting the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall enjoy perfect safety and protection,and shall be entitled to travel all over the said limits under the safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe.

ART.IV. The traffic in slaves throughout the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall cease forever,and the commerce of any of Her Majesty,s vessels,or any other British officer duty authorized,shall have the power of requiring the surrender of any slave,and of supporting the demand by force of arms by land and sea.
ART.V.The British Gouvernment shall the power to appoint an agent or agent to reside in the territories of the Eessa somali tribe,and every such agent shall be treated with respect and consideration,and be entetled to have for his the protection such guard as the British Gouvernment deem sufficent.The above-written Treaty shall come into force and have effect from the date of signing this agreement.In token of the conclusion of this lawful and honorable bond,Ali Geridone,Waberi Aden,Warsama Idlay,Fadhl Mahamed,Boh Molla,Ali Shirdone,Nahaya Bidar,Well Mohomed,Yunus Fihia,Girhi Egalm,Mahomed Bergel,Burray Awadh,Ali Karrat,Khairulla Magan,Boh Hirsee,Abdtlla6Ali,Ali Idris,Shirdone Samaduder,Hogay Rayat,and Major Frederick Mercer Hunter,Assistant political Resident at Aden,the former for thenselves,their heirs and successors,and the latter on behalf of the british Gouvernment,do each and all,in the presence of witnesses,affix their dignatures,marks,and seals,at Zeila,on the 31stof December,1884,cooreponding with the Rabi-al Awal,1302 F.Muster,major.W.M. edwards,Capitan,I.M.,commanding I.M.Ambewitch(Here follow the signatures,seals,or marks of the Elders above mentioned)
Witness:Ali Jaffer.
The viceroy and Governor-General of India in council,at Simla,ratified this treaty on the 20 th day of May 1885.
H.M.Durand,Secretary,to the Gouvernment of India,Foreign Department.

[degan_qurux]

XEER, le 08 September 2009 - 03:48 PM, dit :

APPENDIX C

AGREEMENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITIAN AND NATIVE CHIEFS OF THE ESA SOMALI(NON-CESSION OF TERRITORY EXCEPT TO THE BRITICH GOUVERNNENT,COMMERCE.SLAVE TRADE,& C.)- ZEILAC,§! DECEMBER 1884.(119)

We,the undersigned Elders of the Eesa tribe,are desirous of entering into an Agreement with the British Gouvernment for the maintenance of our independence,the Preservation of order and other good and sufficient reasons.Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:

ART.I The Eesa somali tribe do hereby declare that they are pledged and bound never to cede,sell,mortgage,or otherwise give for occupation,save to the British Gouvernment,any portion of the territory presntly inhabited by them,or being under their control.

ART.II.All vessels under the British flag shall free,permission to trade at all port and places within the territories of the Eesa somal tribe.
ART.III. All British subjects residing in or visiting the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall enjoy perfect safety and protection,and shall be entitled to travel all over the said limits under the safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe.

ART.IV. The traffic in slaves throughout the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall cease forever,and the commerce of any of Her Majesty,s vessels,or any other British officer duty authorized,shall have the power of requiring the surrender of any slave,and of supporting the demand by force of arms by land and sea.
ART.V.The British Gouvernment shall the power to appoint an agent or agent to reside in the territories of the Eessa somali tribe,and every such agent shall be treated with respect and consideration,and be entetled to have for his the protection such guard as the British Gouvernment deem sufficent.The above-written Treaty shall come into force and have effect from the date of signing this agreement.In token of the conclusion of this lawful and honorable bond,Ali Geridone,Waberi Aden,Warsama Idlay,Fadhl Mahamed,Boh Molla,Ali Shirdone,Nahaya Bidar,Well Mohomed,Yunus Fihia,Girhi Egalm,Mahomed Bergel,Burray Awadh,Ali Karrat,Khairulla Magan,Boh Hirsee,Abdtlla6Ali,Ali Idris,Shirdone Samaduder,Hogay Rayat,and Major Frederick Mercer Hunter,Assistant political Resident at Aden,the former for thenselves,their heirs and successors,and the latter on behalf of the british Gouvernment,do each and all,in the presence of witnesses,affix their dignatures,marks,and seals,at Zeila,on the 31stof December,1884,cooreponding with the Rabi-al Awal,1302 F.Muster,major.W.M. edwards,Capitan,I.M.,commanding I.M.Ambewitch(Here follow the signatures,seals,or marks of the Elders above mentioned)
Witness:Ali Jaffer.
The viceroy and Governor-General of India in council,at Simla,ratified this treaty on the 20 th day of May 1885.
H.M.Durand,Secretary,to the Gouvernment of India,Foreign Department.

woow this is a great history ,
where did you find hunno?
i was looking for the history of saylac.
merci bcp

[geniushornafrica]

degan_qurux, le 08 September 2009 - 02:14 PM, dit :

woow this is a great history ,
where did you find hunno?
i was looking for the history of saylac.
merci bcp

Après ces preuves historiques et indélébile ,
Que celui qui remet en cause la venue de sa majesté, le ROI UGAAS MUSTAPHA et le déroulement des festivités en son honneur à SAYLACISSA se lève!!!
Je vais lui arracher le cœur

Sinon il y a une date deka quruxayyyyyyyyyyyy?


kiss.

[unautredjiboutien]

HERE IS WHAT YOU HAVE OMMITTED IN PURPOSE (ZEILA)


We, the undersigned Elders of the Gadabursi tribe, are
desirous of entering into an Agreement with the
British Government for the maintenance of our
independence, the preservation of order, and other
good and sufficient reasons.
Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:-

ART. I. The Gababursi tribe do hereby declare that
they are pledged and bound never to cede, sell,
mortgage, or otherwise give for occupation, save to
the British Government, any portion of the territory
presently inhabited by them, or being under their
control.

ART. II. All vessels under the British flag shall have
free permission to trade at all ports and places
within the territories of the Gadabursi tribe

ART. III. All British subjects residing in or visiting
the territories of the Gadabursi tribe shall enjoy
perfect safety and protection, and shall be entitled
to travel all over the said limits under the
safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe
.............

In token of the conclusion of this lawful and
honourable bond, Jama Roblay, ........and Major Frederick Mercer Hunter,
Assistant Political Resident at Aden, the former for
themselves, their heirs and successors, and the latter
on behalf of the British Government, do each and all,
in the presence of witnesses, affix their signatures,
marks, and seals, at Zaila, on the 11th day of
December, 1884, corresponding with the 25th Safar.
F. M. Hunter
(the marks of Elders named.)

Agreement with the Gadabursi, ZAILA, Dec. 11, 1884 -

[unautredjiboutien]

unautredjiboutien, le 08 September 2009 - 03:09 PM, dit :

HERE IS WHAT YOU HAVE OMMITTED IN PURPOSE (ZEILA)


We, the undersigned Elders of the Gadabursi tribe, are
desirous of entering into an Agreement with the
British Government for the maintenance of our
independence, the preservation of order, and other
good and sufficient reasons.
Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:-

ART. I. The Gababursi tribe do hereby declare that
they are pledged and bound never to cede, sell,
mortgage, or otherwise give for occupation, save to
the British Government, any portion of the territory
presently inhabited by them, or being under their
control.

ART. II. All vessels under the British flag shall have
free permission to trade at all ports and places
within the territories of the Gadabursi tribe

ART. III. All British subjects residing in or visiting
the territories of the Gadabursi tribe shall enjoy
perfect safety and protection, and shall be entitled
to travel all over the said limits under the
safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe
.............

In token of the conclusion of this lawful and
honourable bond, Jama Roblay, ........and Major Frederick Mercer Hunter,
Assistant Political Resident at Aden, the former for
themselves, their heirs and successors, and the latter
on behalf of the British Government, do each and all,
in the presence of witnesses, affix their signatures,
marks, and seals, at Zaila, on the 11th day of
December, 1884, corresponding with the 25th Safar.
F. M. Hunter
(the marks of Elders named.)

Agreement with the Gadabursi, ZAILA, Dec. 11, 1884 -

Look at the date mr:

gadabursi, Zaila dec. 11 1884

6 month later the cissa treaty has been ratified
ratified this treaty on the 20 th day of May 1885.


IF YOU WANT TO COME TO ZEILA YOU ARE WELCOME AND BUT KNOW MAXAMED CASSEY RIGTH IN THAT CITY

[Zieg Heil]

Voici un sujet très important! Juste avant de le lire ces propos, j'étais sur le point de créer un sujet bis!
ce que je voudrai y ajouter au sujet de Zeila, c'est une opinion qui peut faire aboyer tout un tas d'individus. Peu m'importe ce qu'ils diront mais je dois exprimer ce dont j'ai dans les entrailles.
Ceux qui ont conçu des frontières n'avaient tort mais plus ceux qui l'ont pris pour du bien. Plus loin encore, je vois une injustice dans cette conception. Certains ont des grands territoires lorsque d'autres, c'est le cas pour nous, se situe comme un petit point sur la carte géographique. Voilà où je veux en venir!
Moi, personnellement, je me suis dit un seul jour que la frontière Somalilandaise est trop proche de la capitale, ce qui represente une "mess", vu tous les dangers menaçant qui pourraient nous affronter!
Les historiens de la corne d'Afrique devront determiner la vraie frontière, qui se limiterait "past-awdal" pour que la capitale soit bien loin de celle-ci!
Je sais que bcp vont s'acharner contre moi à ce propos mais j'y tiens!
Je suis prêt à tout.

[unautredjiboutien]

Zieg Heil

In djibouti people like you who are pragmatic are rare, but those that tried and who are trying again to stir trouble have the upper hand in our horn of africa.

[Dona del fuego]

unautredjiboutien, le 08 September 2009 - 02:13 PM, dit :

Look at the date mr:

gadabursi, Zaila dec. 11 1884

6 month later the cissa treaty has been ratified
ratified this treaty on the 20 th day of May 1885.


IF YOU WANT TO COME TO ZEILA YOU ARE WELCOME AND BUT KNOW MAXAMED CASSEY RIGTH IN THAT CITY

The british were conquerors, and wanted a port.
For them to sign a treaty of mutual respect and protection with two tribes inside zaylac as native means only one thing, they were both present and were having great power and influence for british to need their collaboration.

The proof is the zaylici ppl are most of the time mixed between these people.From language point of view these two tribe are the closiest and do share an ancestor (DIR).

Knowing who came first there is it worthy enought to have fights and hate?
Ex ennemies (communiste and free world) are taking each other hand to go forward and we are still fighting about a small almost empty area and around a document wrote by our conqueror yaax anaa islaantii

[Warsameh]

Sauf que ton tribalisme morbide t'a fait oublier que le même traite a été signé par toutes les tribus de la région. Voici un lien plus complet et quelques extraits. Apparemment les Anglais avaient utilisé le même formulaire pour tout le monde afin de prévenir dans le futur, l'usage malhonnête qu'en ferait des tribalistes a deux balles. : tell est pris qui croyait prendre.


L'accord des tribus du Nord avec la couronne britanique

Pour les Samarones:

We, the undersigned Elders of the Gadabursi tribe, are
desirous of entering into an Agreement with the
British Government for the maintenance of our
independence, the preservation of order, and other
good and sufficient reasons.
Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:-

ART. I. The Gababursi tribe do hereby declare that
they are pledged and bound never to cede, sell,
mortgage, or otherwise give for occupation, save to
the British Government, any portion of the territory
presently inhabited by them, or being under their
control.

ART. II. All vessels under the British flag shall have
free permission to trade at all ports and places
within the territories of the Gadabursi tribe

ART. III. All British subjects residing in or visiting
the territories of the Gadabursi tribe shall enjoy
perfect safety and protection, and shall be entitled
to travel all over the said limits under the
safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe

Pour une partie des Issacs:

We, the undersigned Elders of the Habr Toljaala tribe,
are desirous of entering into an Agreement with the
British Government for the maintenance of our
independence, the preservation of order, and other
good and sufficient reasons.

Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:-

ART. I. The Habr Toljaala tribe declare that they are
pledged and bound never to cede, sell, mortgage, or
otherwise give for occupation, save to the British
Government, any portion of the territory presently
inhabited by them, or being under their control.


ART. II. All vessels under the British flag shall have
free permission to trade at all ports and places
within the territories of the Habr Toljaala, and the
tribe is bound to render assistance to any vessel,
whether British or belonging to any other nation, that
may be wrecked on the above-mentioned shores, and to
protect the crew, the passengers, and cargo of such
vessels, giving speedy intimation to the Resident at
Aden of the circumstances, for which act of friendship
and good-will a suitable reward will be given by the
British Government.

ART. III. All British subjects residing in or visiting
the territories of the Habr Toljaala shall enjoy
perfect safety and protection, and shall be entitled
to travel all over the said limits under the
safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe

[geniushornafrica]

Zieg Heil, le 08 September 2009 - 03:18 PM, dit :

Voici un sujet très important! Juste avant de le lire ces propos, j'étais sur le point de créer un sujet bis!
ce que je voudrai y ajouter au sujet de Zeila, c'est une opinion qui peut faire aboyer tout un tas d'individus. Peu m'importe ce qu'ils diront mais je dois exprimer ce dont j'ai dans les entrailles.
Ceux qui ont conçu des frontières n'avaient tort mais plus ceux qui l'ont pris pour du bien. Plus loin encore, je vois une injustice dans cette conception. Certains ont des grands territoires lorsque d'autres, c'est le cas pour nous, se situe comme un petit point sur la carte géographique. Voilà où je veux en venir!
Moi, personnellement, je me suis dit un seul jour que la frontière Somalilandaise est trop proche de la capitale, ce qui represente une "mess", vu tous les dangers menaçant qui pourraient nous affronter!
Les historiens de la corne d'Afrique devront determiner la vraie frontière, qui se limiterait "past-awdal" pour que la capitale soit bien loin de celle-ci!
Je sais que bcp vont s'acharner contre moi à ce propos mais j'y tiens!
Je suis prêt à tout.

Wai pas mal comme reflexion mais je trouve pas très facile en terme de réalisation.
Sinon une autre solution brother :
Pourquoi ne pas éloigner la capital, style vers "Sable blanc..." : SABLE BLANC, capital de Djibouti.
Et puis en gros cela sera un rapprochement normal, en gros un retour à César (les afars) ce qui lui appartenait jadis : plus de rébellion ou bien????????????


Non la meilleur solution en dernier :
On attend la construction de la futur ville lumière(quand? je sais....) "Madinaa aal Noor" en pleine mer rouge.... Ainsi on sera protégée par les requins
ahahahhahahhahahhahahhahahahhahahhahahaha


kiss

[kun ciil]

XEER, le 08 September 2009 - 01:48 PM, dit :

APPENDIX C

AGREEMENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITIAN AND NATIVE CHIEFS OF THE ESA SOMALI(NON-CESSION OF TERRITORY EXCEPT TO THE BRITICH GOUVERNNENT,COMMERCE.SLAVE TRADE,& C.)- ZEILAC,§! DECEMBER 1884.(119)

We,the undersigned Elders of the Eesa tribe,are desirous of entering into an Agreement with the British Gouvernment for the maintenance of our independence,the Preservation of order and other good and sufficient reasons.Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:

ART.I The Eesa somali tribe do hereby declare that they are pledged and bound never to cede,sell,mortgage,or otherwise give for occupation,save to the British Gouvernment,any portion of the territory presntly inhabited by them,or being under their control.

ART.II.All vessels under the British flag shall free,permission to trade at all port and places within the territories of the Eesa somal tribe.
ART.III. All British subjects residing in or visiting the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall enjoy perfect safety and protection,and shall be entitled to travel all over the said limits under the safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe.

ART.IV. The traffic in slaves throughout the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall cease forever,and the commerce of any of Her Majesty,s vessels,or any other British officer duty authorized,shall have the power of requiring the surrender of any slave,and of supporting the demand by force of arms by land and sea.
ART.V.The British Gouvernment shall the power to appoint an agent or agent to reside in the territories of the Eessa somali tribe,and every such agent shall be treated with respect and consideration,and be entetled to have for his the protection such guard as the British Gouvernment deem sufficent.The above-written Treaty shall come into force and have effect from the date of signing this agreement.In token of the conclusion of this lawful and honorable bond,Ali Geridone,Waberi Aden,Warsama Idlay,Fadhl Mahamed,Boh Molla,Ali Shirdone,Nahaya Bidar,Well Mohomed,Yunus Fihia,Girhi Egalm,Mahomed Bergel,Burray Awadh,Ali Karrat,Khairulla Magan,Boh Hirsee,Abdtlla6Ali,Ali Idris,Shirdone Samaduder,Hogay Rayat,and Major Frederick Mercer Hunter,Assistant political Resident at Aden,the former for thenselves,their heirs and successors,and the latter on behalf of the british Gouvernment,do each and all,in the presence of witnesses,affix their dignatures,marks,and seals,at Zeila,on the 31stof December,1884,cooreponding with the Rabi-al Awal,1302 F.Muster,major.W.M. edwards,Capitan,I.M.,commanding I.M.Ambewitch(Here follow the signatures,seals,or marks of the Elders above mentioned)
Witness:Ali Jaffer.
The viceroy and Governor-General of India in council,at Simla,ratified this treaty on the 20 th day of May 1885.
H.M.Durand,Secretary,to the Gouvernment of India,Foreign Department.

Here is another moment in the history of Beech Ciise names of all Somali-Ciise leaders who signed the petition January 22, 1948

22 January 1948

We, the issa people, are cut up and divided among three sovereign powers-Ethiopia, France and Great Britain. Our grazing and water rights within the areas held by these powers are covered and provides for under Treaties. We now realize that our economic life cannot improve and we cannot advance socially or politically whilst we are broken up by three de facto frontiers; as long as we remain separated from other of race.

We are Somalis and Shari the same language and religion with other Somalis .We inter-marry freely and have the same mode of life. It is our firm desire to be joined to the other Somalis.

We are convinced that our present state is ruinous to our future and welfare. We can form a geographical and racial entity only with a United Somaliland.

Today after 60 year occupation, the Issa Somalis in British Somaliland and French Somaliland have no improvements to show in development, education or economic well-being. As to the Ethiopian Government, the Amharas despise us as Muslim, they exercise their authority with a harsh hand, and they deny us freedom of speed. No attention is paid to our grievances.

There has been no Government. We are in the position of a backward people subject to a backward 'alien' Government which has no sympathy for us and wishes to keep us for ever subordinate to them. The rulers have no racial, cultural or religious affinity with us. We do not even speak the same language.

It is our considered and confirmed resolve to be united with our brother Somalis under the protection and guidance of a Government with can develop our country and give us the modern education and training necessary until we can take over the administration of our country.

Harar is an integral part of our territory. It is an important economic and commercial link between the Somalis of the West. As Harar is an important economic unit in our territory we desire its incorporation into a great Somaliland as such incorporation is absolutely essential.

We, the undersigned, sultan Chiefs and Sheikhs of the Issa Somalis do hereby solemnly submit this petition and affix our signatures and marks thereto.



1. Ugas Hassan Hersi, Ugas of the Issa

2. Adan Kawale

3. Haji Ismail Awaleh

4. Haji Ismail Nur

5. Ali Abubaker

6. Houssein Osman

7. Ahmed Gait

8. Haji Abdi Ali

9. Bulali Ainansh

10. Omar Gueleh

11. Alawi Kamil Aqi

12. Ali Bore

13. Kadi Donale Issa

14. Haji Jumali Ibrahim

15. Abdulla Gadid

[Warsameh]

D'après les archives recueillies par Université de Toronto, voici les dates des signatures des traités des Britanniques avec toutes les tribus:

British Protectorate over Native Tribes.

Between 1884 and 1886, various Treaties were concluded
by the British Government with the Tribes on the Somali
Coast, by which they agreed (among other things) not to cede,
sell, mortgage, or otherwise give for occupation, save to the
British Government, any portion of their territory, and they
were placed under British Protection. The following is a list
of them* :

Mijjertayn, 1st May, 1884.
Habr-Awal, 14th July, 1884.
Gadabursi, llth December, 1884.
Habr-Toljaala, 26th December, 1884.
Essa-Somal, 31st December, 1884.
Habr-Gerhajis, 13th January, 1885.
Warsangali, 27th January, 1886.
Habr-Toljaala, 1st February, 1886.
Habr. Gerhajis, 1st February, 1886.
Habr-Awal, 15th March, 1886.

Ce message a été modifié par Warsameh - 08 septembre 2009 - 06:47 .

[baanbadda.sallaanley]

XEER, le 08 septembre 2009 - 03:48 , dit :

APPENDIX C

AGREEMENT BETWEEN GREAT BRITIAN AND NATIVE CHIEFS OF THE ESA SOMALI(NON-CESSION OF TERRITORY EXCEPT TO THE BRITICH GOUVERNNENT,COMMERCE.SLAVE TRADE,& C.)- ZEILAC,§! DECEMBER 1884.(119)

We,the undersigned Elders of the Eesa tribe,are desirous of entering into an Agreement with the British Gouvernment for the maintenance of our independence,the Preservation of order and other good and sufficient reasons.Now it is hereby agreed and covenanted as follows:

ART.I The Eesa somali tribe do hereby declare that they are pledged and bound never to cede,sell,mortgage,or otherwise give for occupation,save to the British Gouvernment,any portion of the territory presntly inhabited by them,or being under their control.

ART.II.All vessels under the British flag shall free,permission to trade at all port and places within the territories of the Eesa somal tribe.
ART.III. All British subjects residing in or visiting the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall enjoy perfect safety and protection,and shall be entitled to travel all over the said limits under the safe-conduct of the Elders of the tribe.

ART.IV. The traffic in slaves throughout the territories of the Eessa somali tribe shall cease forever,and the commerce of any of Her Majesty,s vessels,or any other British officer duty authorized,shall have the power of requiring the surrender of any slave,and of supporting the demand by force of arms by land and sea.
ART.V.The British Gouvernment shall the power to appoint an agent or agent to reside in the territories of the Eessa somali tribe,and every such agent shall be treated with respect and consideration,and be entetled to have for his the protection such guard as the British Gouvernment deem sufficent.The above-written Treaty shall come into force and have effect from the date of signing this agreement.In token of the conclusion of this lawful and honorable bond,Ali Geridone,Waberi Aden,Warsama Idlay,Fadhl Mahamed,Boh Molla,Ali Shirdone,Nahaya Bidar,Well Mohomed,Yunus Fihia,Girhi Egalm,Mahomed Bergel,Burray Awadh,Ali Karrat,Khairulla Magan,Boh Hirsee,Abdtlla6Ali,Ali Idris,Shirdone Samaduder,Hogay Rayat,and Major Frederick Mercer Hunter,Assistant political Resident at Aden,the former for thenselves,their heirs and successors,and the latter on behalf of the british Gouvernment,do each and all,in the presence of witnesses,affix their dignatures,marks,and seals,at Zeila,on the 31stof December,1884,cooreponding with the Rabi-al Awal,1302 F.Muster,major.W.M. edwards,Capitan,I.M.,commanding I.M.Ambewitch(Here follow the signatures,seals,or marks of the Elders above mentioned)
Witness:Ali Jaffer.
The viceroy and Governor-General of India in council,at Simla,ratified this treaty on the 20 th day of May 1885.
H.M.Durand,Secretary,to the Gouvernment of India,Foreign Department.

You're missing the appendix A and B! lol

[degan_qurux]

geniushornafrica, le 08 September 2009 - 04:29 PM, dit :

Après ces preuves historiques et indélébile ,
Que celui qui remet en cause la venue de sa majesté, le ROI UGAAS MUSTAPHA et le déroulement des festivités en son honneur à SAYLACISSA se lève!!!
Je vais lui arracher le cœur

Sinon il y a une date deka quruxayyyyyyyyyyyy?


kiss.

je suis prete arrache moi le coeur si tu as le courage .

[Zieg Heil]

unautredjiboutien, le 08 septembre 2009 - 05:26 , dit :

Zieg Heil

In djibouti people like you who are pragmatic are rare, but those that tried and who are trying again to stir trouble have the upper hand in our horn of africa.

You're right brother,
but pragmatism could leave us united so that we could stand hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder and win our upper-hand-gaining ambitions if we were together. Moreover, thoughts change into tangible things when those who are masterminds try their best and never give up.
Thanks