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In Ethiopia, ethnicity is the primary framework for governance. When TPLF held power under the EPRDF coalition, 57 out of 61 generals were Tigrayan. Today, history is repeating itself. Under the Prosperity Party (PP) leadership, nearly all generals and top military ranks are of Oromo descent. On the surface,...

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The State Capture of Ethiopia by Oromo Fascists Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 came to power 6 years ago with the promise of change, a promise to move #Ethiopia away from the ethnic politics that had deeply divided and polarized the nation since an ethnic based apartheid constitution was imposed on Ethiopians in 1995 by the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF). After 27 years of subjugation by a small ethno fascist Tigrayan elite that had dominated the Ethiopian economy, military and intelligence, the Ethiopian people were desperate to move away from ethnic politics and towards a more unifying pro Ethiopian politics. One of Abiy's first actions when he came to power was purging Tigrayans, who had an oversized representation within most institutions, from positions of power and replacing them with Oromos. He then went on to dissolve the EPRDF political party that TPLF had established when they first came to power, and replaced it with Prosperity Party, which he claimed was a pro Ethiopian party. While telling non-Oromo Ethiopians that he wants to move Ethiopia away from ethnic politics, he was telling his Oromo constituents in Afan Oromo that Prosperity Party was established for the interest of Oromo. In a speech he gave in Bale, Oromia 4 years ago, he is heard telling an Oromo crowd that "Prosperity Party was created so that our enemies (Amhara and Tigrayans) don’t get to sit down and make decisions on our country’s future. Those who say Oromo aren’t capable of building their own party to rule Ethiopia, or that Oromos shouldn’t rule Ethiopia are the ones insulting Prosperity Party." Today, almost every institution in Ethiopia is led by Oromo fascists, from the Chief of Staff of the Ethiopian army (Field Marshal Berhanu Jula), the Commander of the Ethiopian Air Force (Lt. Gen. Yilma Merdasa), the Head of the Federal Police (General Demelash GebreMichael), the Mayor of Addis Ababa (Adanech Abiebie) and many others. Even religious institutions aren't safe from Orommumma domination, where the chair of the Ethiopian Islamic Affairs Supreme Council, Grand Mufti Sheik Umer Iddris (Amhara), was replaced by Haji Ibrahim Tufa (Oromo). The attempt to form a government backed breakaway Oromo Orthodox Synod in February of this year was also part of this Orommumma project, but with major backlash and after many civilian deaths, Abiy backed out of this plan and instead forced the Ethiopian Orthodox Church to ordain government appointed ethnic-Oromo bishops. Today, after fighting a devastating two years civil war with TPLF that killed close to a million people and destroyed Tigray, parts of Amhara, and parts of Afar, Abiy and his Oromo fascist government have waged a full scale genocidal #WarOnAmhara as they see Amharas as the last obstacle to fully implement the Oromo domination of Ethiopia. Abiy's recent claim of Ethiopia needing ownership of the Red Sea is also part of the plan of bringing about Oromo domination. His speech below from 4 years ago will give you a clear idea that his plans of bringing about Oromo domination goes beyond Ethiopia's borders. Abiy's full speech: "Prosperity Party was created so that our enemies (Amhara and Tigrayans) don’t get to sit down and make decisions on our country’s future. Those who say Oromo aren’t capable of building their own party to rule Ethiopia, or that Oromos shouldn’t rule Ethiopia are the ones insulting Prosperity Party. But since Oromo are the father of Prosperity and the owners of new ideas, we don’t diminish our own, we don’t push away our own and we don’t hate our own. We will come, we will hold each other accountable, we will win, we will cross to the other side, and we will cross others to the other side. There is nothing that can stop us (Oromos). Let alone those that are jumping around like a gazelle today (Amhara), we’ve eaten and kicked out Weyane (Tigrayans) that ate us for 27 years. It’s only until Oromos wake up, once Oromos wake up, a gazelle can’t eat us. We Oromos are elephants, we break things, we eat, and we rule. We have ideas, we have institutions, and we have relations with the world. Our people know us through our work ethic, and we know our people, we know our elders. Together we will rule the entire Africa."

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This man is a Minister in #Ethiopia's Prosperity Party (PP) government. In an interview on Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC) few days ago, he discussed Ethiopia's unlawful claim to ownership of Red Sea coastal territory. In doing so, he bastardizes the history of the Horn of #Africa to accommodate Abiy Ahmed's Red-Sea fantasies and to destruct the poor #Ethiopian public. We constantly receive messages from PP supporters on social media telling us not to speak about Ethiopia and related matters. I would be more than happy not to mention Ethiopia if its covetous Ministers and Generals would stop mentioning #Eritrea. The relentless propaganda and toxic indoctrination aimed at persuading ordinary #Ethiopians that they are victims because of the Red Sea issue is becoming increasingly dangerous. If left unchecked, it could easily lead to conflict, destruction, and further destabilization of the region. In this clip, he appears to have little understanding of how modern nation-states are formed, particularly how sovereignty and borders were established in #Africa. He refers to the 4th-century Kingdom of Aksum and its use of the port of Adulis as justification for contemporary territorial claims. Someone needs to explain to this greedy Minister that if the borders of African states were to be determined according to the ancient kingdoms, then present-day Ethiopia would not be recognizable . Large parts of what is now Ethiopia—including #Oromo, #Somali, 'Southern people', #Afar, and #Benishangul-#Gumuz regions—would not be part of modern day Ethiopia. Even the #Amhara heartland was not fully part of the Aksumite Kingdom during much of its existence. So when he uses Aksumite Kingdom of the 4th century to justify his Red-Sea fantasies, which Ethiopia exactly is he referring to? The modern Ethiopian state did not exist in its current territorial form, and using ancient kingdoms as a basis for contemporary sovereignty claims raises even more difficult questions his small brain can answers.

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