የቅንጡ ቤተመንግስቱ ጉዳይ በፈረንጅኛ

Sad, I never imagined Jawar would become attention wh*re !

This gentleman is awesome @GoddNation📈📈 His analysis is so accurate! Thank you for sharing. 🪐 🌺 🌸 🌟 👍

take the journey

He is a very visionary analyst. @Weijueye_888 🪐 👍 🌸

There is blood behind you! Solve that Ja-War! You can’t solve anything until you solve what is behind you!

Jawar, Keep digging into what you believe is wrong. Keep criticizing everything — from the building of government institutions to the development of infrastructure corridors — as if the entire system must be torn down and delegitimized. But let’s be honest: this is not about constructive critique. It’s a deliberate campaign to discredit a government that is showing real signs of progress. And I get it — because if this government continues on its current trajectory, then the political path for you and those who think like you narrows drastically. If this administration succeeds, your relevance in the future of power becomes increasingly unlikely. But here’s what you need to understand: the more you speak negatively about this government, the more your own credibility erodes. It’s not the country that looks bad — it’s you. Mark my words. Let me remind you of a few bold statements you’ve made over the years — none of which have come true: 1.“There are two governments in Ethiopia.” Really? Where is the second one? 2.“There will be no government after September.” The government is not only still here — it’s gaining strength. suggested the military would refuse to follow orders if violence erupted. That, too, was false. 4.Most recently, you claimed the Prime Minister is leading the country to hell. On the contrary — we are seeing measurable progress and growing national momentum across multiple sectors under his leadership. So, let me ask you — do you ever reflect on these repeated false claims? Do you ever regret misleading people, only to find yourself right back where you started? Jawar, believe me when I say this: I don’t recall being wrong when it comes to my political assessments of Ethiopia. I’ve seen the consequences of chasing hollow slogans and unattainable dreams. I’ve watched people waste their youth, their money, forgo education, delay or miss out on building families — only to die with nothing to show for it. That is the tragic cost of blind allegiance to rhetoric without substance. At least you’ve settled down. You’re married now. And from what I see, politics is no longer your full-time passion — you’ve stepped back. You’re not on the front lines anymore; you’re just lighting the match while others take the heat. If your strategy somehow works, then good for you. But if — as I suspect — it fails, you walk away unscathed. No loss to you. But those who follow you? They’re the ones who will bear the real consequences.

lets say መንግስት ቤተመንግስቶቹን ሽጦ አንተ ሰጀስት እንዳረከው የኣመት በጀት በጀተ እንበል ከአመት በሗላስ? ችግሩ ሲስተሚክ ነው ሲስተሚክ ሶሉሽን ነው የሚያስፈልገው እንጂ እቃ ተሽጦ seems suspicious, doesn't look a genuine effort to solve the issue.

Thank you Jawar

@grok is this true?