I've had this role for about a year and a half. The work is dependable and the pay is good. @Furioso is going places MashaAllah - the kid isn't even out of high school, but she's providing me with a stable income and dental coverage just to type what she dictates
Are Beckys more supportive to their men than Halimas?
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I've had this role for about a year and a half. The work is dependable and the pay is good. @Furioso is going places MashaAllah - the kid isn't even out of high school, but she's providing me with a stable income and dental coverage just to type what she dictates
Her parents are prominent, but she's self-made
I donno about Becky but if I end up with Abu Tyrone, I won't mind washing his xaar.
If I, however, end up with an abdi, I will fed him laxatives
If I, however, end up with an abdi, I will fed him laxatives
InshaAllah you're always welcome bro - July/August would be a good time as it'd be your winter and our summer
You’re a likable suck-up. I have gotten the hint and promise to promote you this year. I’ll even add health coverage to your benefits plan. Your hard work is appreciated. You’re my favorite employee. Keep up the good work rockstar!
You’re a likable suck-up. I have gotten the hint and promise to promote you this year. I’ll even add health coverage to your benefits plan. Your hard work is appreciated. You’re my favorite employee. Keep up the good work rockstar!
Looks like Eid has come early this year!
@Vanessa
good day mate, they weren’t married, they were lovers who were deeply in love with one another and refused to be separated. A tragic tale like Romeo and Juliet in a different circumstance, but in this case, Juliet is still alive and fighting justice for her Romeo. Very few Halimas will fight against their family for justice for their man. Don’t you agree?
Younes Osman
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hmmmmmmmmmmm
"NO NO NO, I'm sure there are more incidences of farax being killed off by xalimo. I.e xalimo finds out that farax and so called" friend" nimco were at it in the sariirta whilst she was doing double shifts at the hospital to fund his filthy khat habits...…."
https://www.hiiraan.com/news4/2019/..._accused_of_killing_her_somali_boyfriend.aspx
PORTLAND, Maine — The murder trial of Mark Cardilli Jr. began Monday with an at-times tearful testimony from his sister, who spoke of a strained family relationship in the months before her brother allegedly shot and killed Isahak Muse in March.
Answering questions from the state prosecuting attorney, Chelsey Cardilli described a family divide between her 25-year-old brother and father who disapproved of her relationship with the 23-year-old Muse, a Somali immigrant.
“Once [Mark] went into the Army, that’s when everything changed between us,” Cardilli said.
Chelsey Cardilli’s testimony marked the first statements of the trial of Mark Cardilli Jr., who is accused of fatally shooting Muse at the Cardilli family home on Milton Street during the early hours of March 16. Cardilli has pleaded not guilty.
Cardilli waived his right to a jury, letting Superior Court Justice Nancy Mills determine the verdict in a weeklong trial in the Cumberland County Courthouse in Portland. Cardilli’s defense attorney has said that a judge is better equipped to understand state self-defense laws than a jury.
Chelsey Cardilli’s testimony on Monday described the night of the fatal altercation in detail. She also shared months of text messages between her and her father, who struggled to enforce parameters for the relationship between his then-17-year-old daughter and her older boyfriend.
Cardilli and Muse — whom she called “Ikey” — had been dating since late spring 2018. He had frequently visited Cardilli at her home during 2018 and early 2019 — three or four times a week according to Cardilli — and stayed the night, often against the wishes of her father.
The testimony also featured video clips of moments from the night of the shooting, including one of a conversation between Muse and Suzanne Cardilli — Mark and Chelsey’s mother — that brought Chelsey Cardilli to tears on the stand. Cardilli described her mother as having “become close” with Muse, and that their conversation that night was “funny and serious at the same time.”
Suzanne Cardilli had given permission for Muse to stay the night of the shooting, according to Chelsey Cardilli. The altercation broke out around 1 a.m., between Mark Cardilli Jr. and his father on one side and Muse on the other, with Chelsey Cardilli fighting with her brother and father in an attempt to stop them. The Cardilli men told Muse to leave and pushed him toward the door. Muse went back to Chelsey Cardilli’s room to collect his phone.
Mark Cardilli Jr. had reappeared with a gun and said he would shoot Muse if he did not leave, according to Chelsey Cardilli.
“They were about a foot away from each other,” Cardilli said.
“Shoot me, it will be on the news,” Muse said while Mark Cardilli Jr. had pointed a gun at him, according to testimony from Chelsey Cardilli.
A medical examiner reported that the fatal bullets hit Muse i n the back, according to The Associated Press. Muse was unarmed.
Maine law permits people to use deadly force in defense of themselves or their homes in certain circumstances, such as when a person is committing a criminal trespass, and if that other person is committing or is likely to commit another crime.
In another clip, Mark Cardilli Jr. was identified as saying telling Muse, “You need to get out.”
Muse’s voice was heard saying, “Why are you hurting me? Why are you hurting me?”
The death of Muse, who was a frequent guest in the house, sparked a large protest from Portland’s immigrant community.
Muse was a graduate of Deering High School, where he was a standout basketball player. The courthouse was filled with many of his former classmates and others from the immigrant community.
Chelsey Cardilli said that Mark Cardilli Jr. had a history of making racist and Islamophobic remarks, and had told her that “Muslims were terrorists.”
Mark Cardilli Sr. and Suzanne Cardilli had been informally separated, according to Chelsey Cardilli. Her father had been sleeping in the basement. Mark Cardilli Jr. had been staying in an apartment above the garage.
Chelsey Cardilli had been on criminal probation since January. The terms of the probation included that she was not allowed to see Muse. In testimony to defense attorney Matt Nichols, Chelsey Cardilli said she had called her parents to pick her up after a fight with Muse in summer 2018.
Mark Cardilli Jr. has been held at Cumberland County Jail since his arrest on April 5.
is this a lamagoodle or bantu?
And Somali Americans handle your business, I expect 30 technikos by the end of the day.
PORTLAND, Maine — The murder trial of Mark Cardilli Jr. began Monday with an at-times tearful testimony from his sister, who spoke of a strained family relationship in the months before her brother allegedly shot and killed Isahak Muse in March.
Answering questions from the state prosecuting attorney, Chelsey Cardilli described a family divide between her 25-year-old brother and father who disapproved of her relationship with the 23-year-old Muse, a Somali immigrant.
“Once [Mark] went into the Army, that’s when everything changed between us,” Cardilli said.
Chelsey Cardilli’s testimony marked the first statements of the trial of Mark Cardilli Jr., who is accused of fatally shooting Muse at the Cardilli family home on Milton Street during the early hours of March 16. Cardilli has pleaded not guilty.
Cardilli waived his right to a jury, letting Superior Court Justice Nancy Mills determine the verdict in a weeklong trial in the Cumberland County Courthouse in Portland. Cardilli’s defense attorney has said that a judge is better equipped to understand state self-defense laws than a jury.
Chelsey Cardilli’s testimony on Monday described the night of the fatal altercation in detail. She also shared months of text messages between her and her father, who struggled to enforce parameters for the relationship between his then-17-year-old daughter and her older boyfriend.
Cardilli and Muse — whom she called “Ikey” — had been dating since late spring 2018. He had frequently visited Cardilli at her home during 2018 and early 2019 — three or four times a week according to Cardilli — and stayed the night, often against the wishes of her father.
The testimony also featured video clips of moments from the night of the shooting, including one of a conversation between Muse and Suzanne Cardilli — Mark and Chelsey’s mother — that brought Chelsey Cardilli to tears on the stand. Cardilli described her mother as having “become close” with Muse, and that their conversation that night was “funny and serious at the same time.”
Suzanne Cardilli had given permission for Muse to stay the night of the shooting, according to Chelsey Cardilli. The altercation broke out around 1 a.m., between Mark Cardilli Jr. and his father on one side and Muse on the other, with Chelsey Cardilli fighting with her brother and father in an attempt to stop them. The Cardilli men told Muse to leave and pushed him toward the door. Muse went back to Chelsey Cardilli’s room to collect his phone.
Mark Cardilli Jr. had reappeared with a gun and said he would shoot Muse if he did not leave, according to Chelsey Cardilli.
“They were about a foot away from each other,” Cardilli said.
“Shoot me, it will be on the news,” Muse said while Mark Cardilli Jr. had pointed a gun at him, according to testimony from Chelsey Cardilli.
A medical examiner reported that the fatal bullets hit Muse i n the back, according to The Associated Press. Muse was unarmed.
Maine law permits people to use deadly force in defense of themselves or their homes in certain circumstances, such as when a person is committing a criminal trespass, and if that other person is committing or is likely to commit another crime.
In another clip, Mark Cardilli Jr. was identified as saying telling Muse, “You need to get out.”
Muse’s voice was heard saying, “Why are you hurting me? Why are you hurting me?”
The death of Muse, who was a frequent guest in the house, sparked a large protest from Portland’s immigrant community.
Muse was a graduate of Deering High School, where he was a standout basketball player. The courthouse was filled with many of his former classmates and others from the immigrant community.
Chelsey Cardilli said that Mark Cardilli Jr. had a history of making racist and Islamophobic remarks, and had told her that “Muslims were terrorists.”
Mark Cardilli Sr. and Suzanne Cardilli had been informally separated, according to Chelsey Cardilli. Her father had been sleeping in the basement. Mark Cardilli Jr. had been staying in an apartment above the garage.
Chelsey Cardilli had been on criminal probation since January. The terms of the probation included that she was not allowed to see Muse. In testimony to defense attorney Matt Nichols, Chelsey Cardilli said she had called her parents to pick her up after a fight with Muse in summer 2018.
Mark Cardilli Jr. has been held at Cumberland County Jail since his arrest on April 5.
is this a lamagoodle or bantu?
And Somali Americans handle your business, I expect 30 technikos by the end of the day.
"Somali man killed - somali women most affected."
What a clown.
an Albanian bird once asked me out in college, i asked her how many brothers you got, she said 6, i said sorry, i am not interested,
i kinda disapprove of interracial marriage,
the white man and father were protecting their honour, the somali was sleeping and banging the white girl who was almost 10 years hos junior,
he committed zina too, may God forgive him but this is not a way to die,
any man has the right to defend himself against cuckoldry behaviour, they should have taught the girl a lesson too for sleeping around,
she brought shame to her race and family,
halimos should be treated like this,
i kinda disapprove of interracial marriage,
the white man and father were protecting their honour, the somali was sleeping and banging the white girl who was almost 10 years hos junior,
he committed zina too, may God forgive him but this is not a way to die,
any man has the right to defend himself against cuckoldry behaviour, they should have taught the girl a lesson too for sleeping around,
she brought shame to her race and family,
halimos should be treated like this,
He should've got out the moment the rednecks pulled out a gun. He was better off leaving it to the police.
Probably still a lot with a few of the hypermasculine incels saying it's her fault. At the end of the day they'd still be a somali. I'd be more worried about @Tukraq turning this into an American bragging right.
AUN. I don't know why Faarax insisted on coming to their house to smash while her family was there and clearly wanted him to leave
Nah, I don't agree. Alot of women would fight for their husbands tbh. A lover? Not so much.
Its true. He was unmarried and sleeping in her home, with her parents present in the house and her father was pissed.
May Allah bless him, but again she has a point.
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