
Dawit
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In search of human dignity and justice. The Horn of Africa. An avid observer & student of global affairs. A political junkie. Kantian in spirit.
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An Ethiopian immigrant Habtish Gurmu (Commentary) named #Habtamu_Gurmu_Chala who explicitly admitted he was a criminal in Ethiopia is now trying to threaten two law-abiding Americans. The man is a swindler. He stole millions from a starving nation, as he himself admitted in public on an X Space, then fled. That admission alone makes his immigration case fraudulent and grounds for revocation and deportation. He is also an avid promoter of former Harvard student and Oromo extremist #ChalaAlemo, who called for the cannibalization and extermination of #Amhara people and Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia. See the two video clips attached as Exhibit A and Exhibit B. I hope Laura Loomer gets him sent back to Ethiopia, where he can answer for the loot and the cadre life he left behind. The confession is already on the record. The threats are just the encore. His business in Alabama is also said to have been linked to the recent Minnesota money laundering schemes involving the Oromo Media Network and Jawar Mohammed. The same man who admitted looting Ethiopia now appears in the orbit of those schemes, still operating from a safe American address. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Madison Police Dept Department of State Laura Ingraham Nick shirley
Dawit29,024 просмотров • 3 дней назад

Congratulations to the little twerp. He admitted he looted Ethiopia, fled, and landed in Madison, Alabama, where the shady business is apparently going well. Nothing says patriot like a thief with a storefront, still lecturing the country he robbed from a safe zip code. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Madison Police Dept Laura Loomer
Dawit22,490 просмотров • 5 дней назад

Whose Harvest? Achamyeleh Tamiru on #Irreechaa and the Appropriation of #Amhara Heritage In this discussion, researcher #Achamyeleh_Tamiru challenges the dominant political framing of #Irreechaa. Drawing on lexicographical, socio-economic, and historical sources, he argues that the festival originates in ancient highland #Amhara agrarian thanksgiving traditions. First, he advances a detailed linguistic argument, citing major Ge'ez and Amharic lexicons, including Aleqa Desta Teklewold's Addis Yamarigna Mezgebe Qalat and Kesate Birhan Tessema's dictionary, to contend that the term derives from an archaic Semitic, specifically Amharic, agrarian root: «እሬቻ የኦሮምኛ ቃል አይደለም፤ ነባር የአማርኛ ግሥ ነው። ትርጉሙም ‘ከመከር በፊት ደርሶ በበትር የተወቃ እህል/ሰብል’ ማለት ነው።» ("Irreechaa is not an Afaan Oromoo word; it is an archaic Amharic term referring to early-ripening grain threshed with sticks before the main harvest.") Second, he maintains that the rite is intrinsically tied to sedentary cereal farming. In his account, highland peasants celebrated the first fruits of fast-maturing crops, such as barley, peas, and maize, in the period following Meskel, a sentiment captured in a folk saying: «ገበሬው ‘እሰይ ነፍሴ ደረሰልኝ ገብሴ’ እያለ ከውኃ ዳር የሚያከብረው የምስጋና በዓል ነው።» ("It is a thanksgiving celebrated by the water's edge, where the farmer rejoices: 'Hurray, my soul, my barley has ripened for me!'") Achamyeleh notes that similar seasonal thanksgivings were historically observed across Shewa, Gojjam, and Wollo, and he points out that sites such as Hora were known as #Amhara Christian holy water (ጸበል) sanctuaries before the invasions and expansions of the #Oromo in the sixteenth century. Finally, drawing on regional historiography, notably the Wollega historical documents compiled by Alessandro Triulzi and Tesema Ta'a, he identifies what he regards as a historical contradiction: ancestral Borana pastoralists subsisted on dairy and livestock without cultivating grain. A pastoral culture without an agricultural base, he argues, could not have originated a festival explicitly devoted to early crop harvests. Achamyeleh concludes that the contemporary mass staging of #Irreechaa in Addis Ababa constitutes a politicized cultural appropriation, one intended to project ethno-territorial dominance over an ancient and shared highland agricultural heritage. This concern is not merely historical. In recent days, a sepia-toned image has circulated online purporting to show #Irreechaa celebrated at Lake Tana in an earlier era. The image bears strong signs of digital fabrication and has no verifiable archival source. When such images are presented as historical evidence, they do more than misinform; they rewrite the ritual geography of a shared heritage, which is precisely the dynamic Achamyeleh describes. Mይሳው እንቆጳ Enqopa Elixir እስከዳር እምሻው 🇪🇹አስካለ ማርያም Jeff Pearce
Dawit10,466 просмотров • 9 дней назад

A Child Beside Her Murdered Mother: #Oromumma, the Killing Fields of #Wellega, and the Amhara Genocide in Real Time What Have We Become? A murdered mother. Her traumatized child beside her, left to face a world that has already failed her in the most irreversible way possible. Someone made this image as a future commemoration, a kind of Holocaust memorial for the #Amhara people, and I cannot stop seeing it, because behind it is a real video, a real child, a real mother, and a real knife. These are not combatants. They are farmers. They are people who have lived on their land for generations, who have no idea what ethnic ideology is, who are Christian and Muslim alike, who know only their fields, their families, and their faith. They are being slaughtered for who they are. The killing fields of Wollega did not appear from nowhere. They are the product of a decades-long campaign, intensified since May 1991, sharpened further under the current government, and now executed in coordination between regime forces and the Oromo Liberation Army, armed with a toxic, supremacist ideology called Oromumma that has given organized political form to a bestial violence. The TPLF sowed the architecture. The present government has harvested it. When does this stop? How many mothers? How many children left sitting beside them? How many videos must circulate on social media before the world decides that Amhara lives are, in fact, lives? I am sharing this not as analysis. I am sharing it as a human being, watching a massacre happen over and over and over again, asking anyone with a conscience left: when does this stop? #AmharaGenocide UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights ESARO Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention UN Genocide Prevention
Dawit20,421 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

14 August 2023: will go down as the most historic and consequential day in the history of the Ethiopian parliament, since Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 came to power. The gist of the Ato #Gedu_Andargachwu’s speech is calling for: 1. For the withdrawal of #ENDF from the Amhara region 2. Peace talks 3. Stop the dehumanization of the Amhara people by senior government officials 4. Stop the persecution of the Amhara people across the nation 5. Refrain from mobilizing other regional governments in an attempt to attacks the Amhara region. Ato Gedu was part of the core leadership which was instrumental in paving the way for the assumption of power by Abiy Ahmed. Neamin Zeleke Andargachew Tsege ፲ሃዐBA @/𝕏 እስከዳር እምሻው 🇪🇹አስካለ ማርያም Suleiman Abdella Abrar Suleiman/አብራር ሱሌማን Jeff Pearce Martha NEW ERA OF HOA ☮️ ❤️ & ECONOMY INTEGRATION ሸገር 102.1(SHEGERFM 102.1) Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸 Maédot ማዕዶት 🇪🇹✡️🇪🇺 unapologetically Ethiopian! Tsedi አፅደ ማርያም☦️ Daniel Kibret Daniel Bekele Girma t. Beyene @WagShumZeRaya Senait Senay, PhD Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia
Dawit130,905 просмотров • 3 лет назад

The Jar of Needles: Historical Memory, Grievance Politics, and the Amhara Question One of the most revealing aspects of contemporary Ethiopian politics is not simply disagreement over history, but the transmission of historical narratives across generations. In a recent discussion of General Tsadkan’s new book, Abebech Kahasay and Araya Tesfamariam, two Ethiopian journalists of Tigrayan origin, offer an unusually candid critique of what they describe as the TPLF’s enduring political culture. Their argument is not directed at the people of Tigray, but at a political tradition that, in their view, continues to frame war and inherited grievance as central organizing principles. The most striking example is the story of the “jar of needles.” As recounted in the discussion, generations of TPLF leaders were told that during the reign of Emperor Menelik, “አንድ ገንቦ ሙሉ መርፌ ከትግራይ ሕዝብ ተሰብስቦ ወደ ሸዋ ተወስዶ ነበር፣ የትግራይ ሕዝብ ቀዳዳ ልብሱን እንኳን እንዳይሰፋ።” (“An entire jar of needles was collected from the people of Tigray and taken to Shoa so that the people of Tigray could not even mend their torn clothes.”) The journalists go on to state that this same narrative resurfaced during the recent Northern Ethiopian War as propaganda used to mobilize young people, repeating the message: “እዚህ ድረስ ነው ሸዋ የበደለን፣ እዚህ ድረስ ነው አማራ የበደለን።” (“This is how far Shoa has wronged us; this is how far the Amhara have wronged us.”) One of the speakers then asks a haunting question: “ምን ዓይነት በሽታ ነው? … ይህ መርዘኝነት?” (“What kind of disease is this? … This poisonous mentality?”) Whether one accepts or rejects the historical accuracy of this particular story, the discussion is significant because it comes from journalists from Tigray reflecting critically on the political culture of the TPLF itself. It also illustrates a broader challenge for Ethiopia: when historical memory is repeatedly framed through collective grievance and directed toward a single community, it becomes extraordinarily difficult to build trust, shared citizenship, and a peaceful political future. Breaking that cycle requires confronting inherited narratives honestly while refusing to pass them uncritically to the next generation. The timing makes the discussion particularly striking. During the Northern Ethiopian War, Ethiopia’s federal government was led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, while the country’s senior political and security leadership was not drawn from the Amhara community. Yet, according to the journalists’ account, historical grievances continued to be framed primarily in terms of “Shoa” and “Amhara.” This raises an important question: if the conflict was fundamentally between the TPLF leadership and a federal government that many critics describe as being dominated by Oromo political elites and influenced by OLF narratives, why did narratives of collective blame continue to focus on the Amhara? The question becomes even more significant in light of the public testimony of former Ethiopian official #Taye_Dendea, who stated in a recorded interview, before his imprisonment, that Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had declared, “I am going to destroy the Amhara.” Similar accounts have since been echoed by other former senior Oromo officials who later left Ethiopia. Readers are, of course, free to examine those interviews, many of which I have previously shared, and reach their own conclusions. In my view, this reflects a deeper political pattern in which the Amhara people continue to serve as the principal historical reference point for accumulated grievances, despite the changing composition of state power. Tragically, the Amhara also paid an enormous human cost during the Northern Ethiopian War bearing the greatest brunt, making this persistent attribution of collective responsibility all the more significant. UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights Yale Genocide Studies Program
Dawit16,196 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Dear all: the first two videos show #ChalaAlemo claiming as a student of Harvard. The first video shows him asking a question to the former UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon at Harvard Kennedy school while the second videos shows him giving an interview. The third video is a crucial piece of evidence in which he he explicitly calls for the ethnic cleansing of the #Amhara people. Please report him at [email protected] Here is a sample letter I sent: To whom it may concern: Re: Chala Alemo a Harvard student calling for ethnic violence in Ethiopia Chala Alemo, a former/current Harvard student, has been calling for ethnic cleansing against the Amhara people in Ethiopia. He is seen in the below link speaking in his native language Oromigna with English subtitle. Here is another video showing Mr. Alemo who appeared to be asking a question to Ban Kin-Moom, former Secretary-General of the UN, at the Harvard Kennedy School. This is extremely alarming as the Amhara region is currently a centre of large-scale conflict between the Amhara people and the central government of Ethiopia. Mr. Alemo is applauding the central government of Ethiopia and calling the rest of the public to target the Amhara people. Sincerely Your name Neamin Zeleke እስከዳር እምሻው 🇪🇹አስካለ ማርያም سلطان ابن Sultan Abdiraxman-GiftedNation @EGaraad_ Villa Somalia ፲ሃዐBA @/𝕏 Jeff Pearce Alastair Thompson AnnGarrison Andargachew Tsege Teddy Sew Martha ⓉⓃ Elias Amare ኤልያስ ኣማረ BBC News (World) ሸገር 102.1(SHEGERFM 102.1) Harvard University Harvard UniversityHealth Harvard UniversityChanSPH Harvard UniversityBiz Harvard University_Law
Dawit86,878 просмотров • 2 лет назад

“…I recall interviewing about 28 people in #Kon village [North #Wollo, #Amhara, south of #Gashena] including children…among them one was a nine month pregnant woman whose labor was induced while being raped [by #TPLF soldiers] a baby was born while they [the #TPLF rapists] were there who said they would kill the baby if he is a boy…she gave birth to a baby boy and they [the #TPLF rapists] killed the infant baby by hanging…I broadcasted this story…” In the words of #Metasebia_Ketsela Metasebia Ketsela one of the great unsung heroines of the Ethiopian media landscape whose coverage of #TPLF’s atrocities in #Amhara and #Afar is nothing short of remarkable journalism. @abebegellaw Metasebia Ketsela Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Daniel Bekele Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights Neamin Zeleke Jeff Pearce AnnGarrison Sisay Agena Fasil Yenealem🇪🇹 Elizabeth Altaye Teddy Sew Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸 jemal countess Senate Foreign Relations Committee US Holocaust Museum ፲ሃዐBA @/𝕏 Martha NEW ERA OF HOA ☮️ ❤️ & ECONOMY INTEGRATION Abrar Suleiman/አብራር ሱሌማን Gizaw Legesse @AmesganawM Amhara Media Corporation Jon Abbink #WarOnAmhara #AmahraResistance #FanoCourage #JusticeForEthiopia #AmharaPogrom #AmharaPersecution #QuislingAbiyAhmedAli #AmharaGenocide #EOTCUnderAttack #EthioOrthodoxPogrom
Dawit82,657 просмотров • 2 лет назад

It is a level of humiliation that I cannot compare with anything I have seen in recent memory outside Ethiopia: it has become so routine that political figures now change ideological skin with the ease of a chameleon adjusting to fluorescent lighting. To witness Getachew K Reda at the Al Jazeera exchange visibly squirming, shifting in his seat, momentarily flushed, insisting that as a lawyer he still believes genocide was committed but that his earlier accusation against Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 merely reflected a temporary absence of personal rapport, is to observe a term of such legal severity reduced to the status of conversational filler. The word genocide, once reserved for the gravest moral reckoning, now circulates with such rhetorical inflation that it is invoked one day as indictment and the next as negotiable context. The discomfort was almost tactile: a seasoned communicator attempting to swallow his own prior certainty as though conviction were a transactional instrument recalibrated by proximity to power. One expects strategic repositioning in politics; one does not expect to witness the degradation of meaning unfold in real time before an international audience. It is not the question that was humiliating; it was the answer. The Economist BBC News Africa UN Human Rights World Peace Foundation Jeff Pearce እውነት ሚድያ Ewnet Media Kendel tube Neamin Zeleke Andargachew Tsege The New York Times Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia Wudase ⛪️ 🦁 🦅 Al Jazeera Breaking News ሸገር 102.1(SHEGERFM 102.1)
Dawit32,837 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

In a revealing one-minute and nine-second national broadcast, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed lamented Ethiopia’s lack of direct port access, declaring it a strategic grievance the country has suffered for over three decades. Framed under nationalist indignation, his statement veers dangerously close to irredentist posturing, undermining the well-established norms of international law that respect territorial sovereignty and the peaceful resolution of disputes. No littoral state in the Horn of Africa: Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, or Sudan, has denied Ethiopia access to its ports. On the contrary, cooperative frameworks have long existed. Yet, Ethiopia today finds itself under the grip of a leader who invokes the name Ethiopia while ideologically aligned with what Dr. Yonas Biru Yonas Biru has described as a low-grade Nazism, #Oromumma, a toxic ethno-nationalist movement that is fundamentally at odds with regional stability and civic pluralism. As the Amharic proverb goes, Abiy is stirring in someone else's kitchen while his own house is ablaze. His fixation on grievance politics cloaked in faux pan-African aspirations threatens not only Ethiopia’s internal cohesion but also the diplomatic equilibrium of the entire Horn. African Union United Nations Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷
Dawit41,628 просмотров • 1 год назад

Here is a slightly longer version of the ⬇️ video showing #ChalaAlemo in which he calls for the extermination of millions of #Amharas across #Ethiopia I have translated the whole Amharic incitement speech into English: “An Oromo youth has spoken saying you [The #Amhara people] have five years of live [to pack and leave]. Actually, he has given them too much time. I don’t understand why he said five years. You have five years to sell and eat what you have. In fact, five years is too many. I don’t know why he said that. He should say 1-2 years . We will be Interahamwe and eat you from that country [Ethiopia]. This will happen! as you [the #Amhara people] are incapable of embracing [and assimilating into] Oromoness/#Oromuma. We will cannibalize you like Injera [flat Ethiopian bread]. We will drink your blood. We will eat your flesh. We will burn your bones. Every single Oromo blood [death] will be retaliated/avenged by 1000 #Amhara blood [deaths]. To avenge 30 million Oromo blood, how many #Amhara blood do we need? Calculate and get ready for that. This is inevitable! Inevitable! Whether Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 continues to be the PM of [Ethiopia] or not, this is inevitable. We have told you; it will happen” How can Harvard University -which has just fired its first black woman president for on campus anti-Semitic incitement-tolerate such behavior? Neamin Zeleke እስከዳር እምሻው 🇪🇹አስካለ ማርያም سلطان ابن Sultan Abdiraxman-GiftedNation @EGaraad_ Villa Somalia ፲ሃዐBA @/𝕏 Jeff Pearce Alastair Thompson AnnGarrison Andargachew Tsege Teddy Sew Martha ⓉⓃ Elias Amare ኤልያስ ኣማረ BBC News (World) ሸገር 102.1(SHEGERFM 102.1) Harvard University Harvard UniversityHealth Harvard UniversityChanSPH Harvard UniversityBiz Harvard University_Law Harvard Kennedy School Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society Fasil Yitbarek US Holocaust Museum Harvard UniversityAlumni Harvard UniversityAEd The Boston Globe AnnGarrison Bronwyn Bruton hermela aregawi JusticeIsNotFree @hailetaddele The New York Times The New York Timesworld The Economist African Hub Alastair Thompson سلطان ابن Sultan Abdiraxman-GiftedNation Eliezer Abate Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Daniel Bekele
Dawit68,922 просмотров • 2 лет назад

From Accusation to Confession: Asafa Jalata and the Doctrinal Core of #Oromumma I am sharing an 8-minute and 45-second video dated July 12, 2023, in which Professor #AsafaJalata, arguably the intellectual architect and spiritual father of the #Oromumma ideology, once again characterizes Ethiopia as a colonial construct, with the Amhara portrayed, predictably, as perennial oppressors. In a performance as ideologically venomous as it is historically unsound, Jalata claims that Fano militias were also created by the Abiy regime within Oromia itself. The irony is both grotesque and revealing: to suggest that Abiy Ahmed, the very architect of the ongoing #AmharaGenocide, is the mastermind behind Fano, is akin to alleging that Heinrich Himmler organized Jewish resistance groups to exterminate Germans. It is an inversion so crude it defies satire. Equally disturbing is Jalata’s repeated assertion that the Oromo language and culture have been systemically erased, despite overwhelming historical evidence to the contrary, not least the 19th-century translation of the Bible into Afaan Oromo, contemporaneous with the Amharic version. In a further stretch of historical imagination, he accuses the Republic of Somalia of attempting to annihilate Oromo cultural identity. It is deeply unsettling, and yet necessary, to engage with such distortions, given Jalata’s foundational role in shaping the ideological contours of #Oromumma. He speaks of Fano “cutting heads,” a projection of the very atrocities perpetrated by the Oromo Liberation Army against Amhara civilians in locales such as #Wellega, crimes well documented by international human rights organizations. Every accusation he makes is, in fact, a confession. This video on Oromia Media Network is nothing short of a doctrinal manifesto for those committed to the ethnonationalist dismantling of Ethiopia. If one seeks a distilled summary of Jalata’s worldview, and that of his ideological kin such as Jawar Mohammed, this video offers it, unfiltered and unrepentant. UN Genocide Prevention UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights
Dawit39,616 просмотров • 1 год назад

In sacred remembrance of the martyrs of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, slain in Arsi for their steadfast faith. Their souls ascend in light; their blood, like holy incense, sanctifies the land and calls heaven to witness the cry for justice. #EOTC #AmharaGenocide Orthodoxy Daily News The Alliances Benefit Ethiopia!!! Ephrem Eshete Ephrem Adebabay Media እስከዳር እምሻው 🇪🇹አስካለ ማርያም Andargachew Tsege Ephrem Madebo Ⓕⓔⓣለወርቅ ☦︎ ♛𓃭 Martha UN Human Rights
Dawit24,835 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Fano is more than a resistance: it is the living embodiment of Amhara patriotism, the unyielding spirit of a people who have defended Ethiopia’s sovereignty for centuries. From the battlefields of Adwa to the fight against fascist invaders, Fano has stood as the shield of the nation, confronting enemies both foreign and domestic. Today, as Ethiopia faces one of its darkest hours, Fano rises once again, not for conquest, but for survival, not for power, but for justice and Amhara’s rightful place in the Horn of Africa. As indomitable as the mountains of Ethiopia, Fano moves with the wisdom of generations, armed not just with courage but with the timeless tradition of wax and gold. It stands for the Amhara people: the greatest architects of the Ethiopian state, who have borne the greatest brunt in building and defending it. Against the brutality of the Oromumma regime, against betrayal from within, and against those who seek to erase Amhara identity, Fano fights on, fearless and unbowed. It is the spirit of Che Belew, the echo of warriors past, the defiance of a people who will never be broken. May Fano endure, may Fano prevail, and may history once again remember the courage of those who stood when all else fell. እስከዳር እምሻው 🇪🇹አስካለ ማርያም Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸 Neamin Zeleke Abrar Suleiman/አብራር ሱሌማን Teddy Sew Ⓕⓔⓣለወርቅ ☦︎ ♛𓃭 Almazachin Neftachin Maédot ማዕዶት 🇪🇹✡️🇪🇺 unapologetically Ethiopian! Tsedi አፅደ ማርያም☦️ Andargachew Tsege Jeff Pearce 🇪🇬AZIZ Abuhamar عبدالعزيز أبوحمر የኮከብ ልደት✊☦️ ASHEWEGOGO/ዋና መስሪያ ቤት Haile #AWA #AmharaStrong #Fano4Life Elizabeth Altaye Biniyam_Official (ጎንደሬው) @nuro_bezede Esete Selassie Rutta Alemu Sheba (ሳባ) @Shade_Of_Amhara
Dawit36,055 просмотров • 1 год назад

I am sharing a powerful 1-minute and 23-second clip from Abiy Ahmed’s historic visit to Asmara, Eritrea, on July 8, 2018, a day etched in the memory of both Eritreans and Ethiopians. During that momentous visit, Abiy declared: “To the people of Eritrea, I would like to express my deep sympathy and condolences to the families of those who lost their lives and sustained physical injuries during the conflict 20 years ago. Moving forward, let us not relive that war. Instead, let us use our untapped potential for peace and development… If you hear me speak about Eritrea in international forums, know this: His Excellency President Isaias has officially authorized me to represent Eritrea’s foreign affairs wherever I go. Let there be no misunderstanding while I speak on behalf of Foreign Minister Osman as well.” These words formed the cornerstone of the peace accord between Eritrea and Ethiopia, a breakthrough that earned Abiy Ahmed the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019. That award, now drenched in irony, was built on the shoulders of Eritrea’s magnanimity, a nation that extended its hand when Ethiopia teetered on the brink of total collapse during the TPLF-led war. And now, barely five years later, Abiy beats the drums of war against the very nation that helped save his regime. A man who once pledged unity, forgiveness, and cooperation has now become the most dangerous provocateur in the Horn of Africa, bent on igniting a regional inferno in pursuit of a delusional imperial fantasy. This is not just betrayal; it is treachery of the highest order. Eritrea acted with grace and wisdom. #Quisling Abiy responded with deceit and bloodshed. History will remember who honored peace, and who buried it under the rubble of ambition. Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷 United Nations African Union Europe Peace Foundation Neamin Zeleke Andargachew Tsege ⓉⓃ Sharron Yemane Marta Freta172711Eri Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸 The New York Times Jeff Pearce Yonas Biru CBC News Financial Times
Dawit33,210 просмотров • 1 год назад

In 1990 #Abraham_Yayehe, a senior #TPLE member, outlined the then hidden agenda of the #TPLF to annex NW #Gondar [aka #Welkait ] & parts of northern #Wollo [aka #Raya] into #TPLF’s delusional future #Tigray republic. This fetishization is still very much alive among the #Dadabit goons. Any attempt by anyone to negotiate let alone handover these historic #Amhara lands is a direct declaration of war on the #Amhara people. Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Demeke Mekonnen Hassen🇪🇹 Daniel Kibret Neamin Zeleke Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷 Martha Andargachew Tsege Ephrem Madebo Gizaw Legesse Girma t. Beyene Asqual ተፈሪ። 🟩🟨🟥 Wassy Tesfa Amhara Association of America (AAA) Amhara Prosperity Party /APP የአማራ ብልጽግና ፓርቲ Addis Maleda - አዲስ ማለዳ እስከዳር እምሻው 🇪🇹አስካለ ማርያም Amhara Media Corporation Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸 Resteye Tesfay @WelkayitGondar @AdonisLo
Dawit57,492 просмотров • 3 лет назад

The Gloves Are Off: Tsegaye Ararssa [ Tsegaye Ararssa ], the Australian Exile, Joins Abiy Ahmed in the Open Call to Dismantle the Amhara People. #Oromumma on steroids Tsegaye Ararssa, the constitutional law scholar who once branded Abiy Ahmed a fascist and the worst leader the Oromo people have ever known, has now stepped out from behind the curtain in his KALLATTII interview, broadcast from Egypt, that long-time patron of the Oromo Liberation Front and other anti-Amhara forces. The gloves are off, he declares, and what we see beneath is a man perfectly willing to partner with the very Abiy he once denounced, so long as the partnership serves one overriding purpose: the displacement and systematic dismantling of the Amhara people from every province they have called home for centuries, alongside the relentless demonization of Eritrea. His primary target throughout the interview remains unmistakably the Amhara and Eritrea; he speaks of coequals and federalism while whining that Amhara are settlers, he lectures on history yet practices the most surgical selective amnesia, erasing the medieval map of Ethiopia, readily found in any serious Encyclopedia of Ethiopia, that shows the territorial extent of the Amhara heartland right before the Oromo expansion and invasion that began in the 1500s. He claims Addis Ababa, home to millions of Amhara and other ethnic groups, as Oromo territory; he accuses the Amhara and Eritrea of plotting to destroy Addis, the ultimate projection from a man whose own prime minister openly boasts of turning Asmara into Gaza, brags that Ethiopia swallows Eritrea’s entire population every year, and warns that any war will have a clear winner. Yet in the same breath Tsegaye constantly praises the TPLF, presenting it as a victim or a legitimate force while he insults and demonizes Amhara and Eritreans without pause; these are his strategic lies, because the TPLF remains his true ally in this broader campaign, a quiet partnership masked by selective outrage. He sits comfortably in Australia, enjoying the freedoms of a free society, while using that platform to issue explicit calls for ethnic cleansing against the very people who architected the Ethiopian state. Meanwhile the facts on the ground remain damning: the Derg military regime was Oromo-led, the TPLF era deliberately marginalized Amhara, and since 2018 every lever of real power, Prime Minister, army chief, air force, major divisions, has been consolidated under Oromo control. Yet he still points the finger at the Amhara elite as the source of all destruction; the people being exterminated in every corner of the country are accused of engineering their own extermination. The projection is breathtaking. And for the record, and for the international community, when Tsegaye accuses Amhara of cannibalism, another voice from the same camp openly calls for the cannibalization of Amhara; both videos are attached. The mask is not slipping, it has been thrown away. This is not scholarship, this is not constitutionalism; this is a declaration of war on an entire people and on Eritrea, delivered from the safety of Melbourne while the killing fields burn back home. To every peace-loving soul in the Horn of Africa, especially the Amhara and the people of Eritrea, listen carefully. The gloves are off. The alliance is open. The intent is stated without shame. Such a shame that #ChalaAlemo parades his Harvard credentials and Tsegaye flaunts his University of Melbourne perch, both claiming the mantle of the educated elite, yet both descend to the same gutter: openly calling for the cannibalization of an entire people. The ivory tower has never looked so blood-soaked. #AmharaGenocide Harvard University BBC News Australia SBS Australia
Dawit15,672 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Professor #Dagnachew_Assefa on #Eritrea’s recent role in saving the retreating Ethiopian forces, there by preventing what could have been the largest state collapse in living memory. “If you were to ask me as Dagnachew, I haven’t even finished savoring Eritreans’ people and government sacrifice for us….Were Abiy not to return Bademe [Honoring the Algiers Agreement which was final and binding] and create a good atmosphere, today #TPLF’s tanks are rolling here in Addis today.” I have never subscribed to the narrative that #EPLF, during its armed struggle, actively worked to undermine Ethiopian unity. Unfortunately this #TPLF disinformation poison has infected many. Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷 Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Neamin Zeleke Andargachew Tsege Martha Freta172711Eri Adulis ኣዱሊስ Sharron Yemane NEW ERA OF HOA ☮️ ❤️ & ECONOMY INTEGRATION
Dawit45,319 просмотров • 2 лет назад