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𝗔 𝗦𝘂𝗿𝗽𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗘𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝗶𝗺𝗲’𝘀 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗲 ETHIOPIA — After all the grand stages, endless ceremonies, and the mountains of money spent on the Prosperity Party’s National Dialogue Commission, 𝗦𝗲𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗺 𝗧𝗲𝘀𝗵𝗼𝗺𝗲 has one big question: "was all this really about solving Ethiopia’s problems, or was it... just a carefully decorated pathway to crown Abiy Ahmed as a "𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴", because we did not ask for a king." "The participants in this dialogue should not allow Abiy Ahmed to make more mistakes," he warned, adding that failure to do so could push Ethiopia "𝘰𝘧𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘤𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘧." And the irony is almost too much to ignore. These are not the words of some random YouTuber or opposition activist. This is 𝗦𝗲𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗺 𝗧𝗲𝘀𝗵𝗼𝗺𝗲, one of the loudest voices in Abiy Ahmed’s media army, a man who spent years defending the regime on almost every issue and was even rewarded with honorary membership in the Ethiopian Defense Force by the army chief. Now, even one of the regime’s most loyal cheerleaders appears to be running out of applause. Seyoum himself reminded people that the previous national dialogue under the TPLF-led EPRDF government produced the current constitution without today’s expensive theatrics, endless photo opportunities, and political fireworks. Nobody expected the man who once sounded like Abiy Ahmed’s unofficial spokesperson to suddenly put down the pom-poms and question the show. But when even the loudest cheerleader starts asking where the circus is heading, it might be time for the performers to pay attention.show more

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🔥 #BREAKING — The Amhara Fano National Movement (AFNM) announced today that there will be no “election” held in the Amhara region by July 1, calling it political theater while the government of Abiy Ahmed continues what they describe as a war against the #Amhara people. At the same time, as the Abiy Ahmed administration has foolishly revoked the party status of the TPLF, which effectively means elections will not be held in the #Tigray Region either. If the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) issues a similar declaration and threatens action should voting proceed in the #Oromia Region, the 2026 parliamentary elections could be canceled or postponed indefinitely, given that these three regions together represent more than 70% of Ethiopia’s population. Such a scenario would leave PM Abiy Ahmed governing without a renewed electoral mandate. He first came to power in 2018 largely by political circumstance and has continued to rule without being directly elected by the public. If this level of conflict, violence, and bloodshed has occurred in the country while he has not been elected by the people, many fear the consequences if he were granted a new mandate through what critics describe as a fraudulent election.

🔥 #BREAKING — The Amhara Fano National Movement (AFNM) announced today that there will be no “election” held in the Amhara region by July 1, calling it political theater while the government of Abiy Ahmed continues what they describe as a war against the #Amhara people. At the same time, as the Abiy Ahmed administration has foolishly revoked the party status of the TPLF, which effectively means elections will not be held in the #Tigray Region either. If the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) issues a similar declaration and threatens action should voting proceed in the #Oromia Region, the 2026 parliamentary elections could be canceled or postponed indefinitely, given that these three regions together represent more than 70% of Ethiopia’s population. Such a scenario would leave PM Abiy Ahmed governing without a renewed electoral mandate. He first came to power in 2018 largely by political circumstance and has continued to rule without being directly elected by the public. If this level of conflict, violence, and bloodshed has occurred in the country while he has not been elected by the people, many fear the consequences if he were granted a new mandate through what critics describe as a fraudulent election.

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Speaking in the Security update - Officials Secrets Act Case: The 2002 and 2003 integrated reviews were very clear. All the officials and the security services called and said that China was a significant threat. That was sufficient to give to the CPS, not even by ministers but by officials. The question is: why wasn’t it? But the question I really wanted to ask today concerns this absurdity about the role, or lack of role, of the National Security Adviser. The government says he wasn’t involved in any matters of substance — but isn’t it the role of the National Security Adviser to be involved in all matters of substance when it comes to national security? So, what’s the point of a National Security Adviser who does not involve themselves in matters of national security, as in this case? Instead, we are meant to believe that the Deputy National Security Adviser is allowed, in this case, to involve themselves in substantial matters of national security, but not apparently discuss these substantial matters of national security with the National Security Adviser. This does seem to be an absolute matter of substantial absurdity.

Speaking in the Security update - Officials Secrets Act Case: The 2002 and 2003 integrated reviews were very clear. All the officials and the security services called and said that China was a significant threat. That was sufficient to give to the CPS, not even by ministers but by officials. The question is: why wasn’t it? But the question I really wanted to ask today concerns this absurdity about the role, or lack of role, of the National Security Adviser. The government says he wasn’t involved in any matters of substance — but isn’t it the role of the National Security Adviser to be involved in all matters of substance when it comes to national security? So, what’s the point of a National Security Adviser who does not involve themselves in matters of national security, as in this case? Instead, we are meant to believe that the Deputy National Security Adviser is allowed, in this case, to involve themselves in substantial matters of national security, but not apparently discuss these substantial matters of national security with the National Security Adviser. This does seem to be an absolute matter of substantial absurdity.

Iain Duncan Smith MP Chingford & Woodford Green

70,473 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

#Ethiopia: PM Abiy says zero torture cases in Ethiopia over 6 years, blames veteran politicians for ongoing conflicts Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed stated that "no individual has been subjected to torture in Ethiopia over the past six years" and attributed the ongoing conflicts in #Amhara and #Oromia, as well as the two-year war in the #Tigray region, to veteran politicians during his opening speech at the Prosperity Party's second general assembly in #Addis_Abeba. PM Abiy characterized recent years as a period of growth, adding, "Whether you believe it or not, not a single person has been subjected to torture in Ethiopia over the past six years. We take pride in it." He further criticized veteran politicians, accusing them of mishandling politics in the past and fueling current conflicts. "Those brewing these conflicts are the same ones who mishandled politics in the past," he stated. Watch!

#Ethiopia: PM Abiy says zero torture cases in Ethiopia over 6 years, blames veteran politicians for ongoing conflicts Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed stated that "no individual has been subjected to torture in Ethiopia over the past six years" and attributed the ongoing conflicts in #Amhara and #Oromia, as well as the two-year war in the #Tigray region, to veteran politicians during his opening speech at the Prosperity Party's second general assembly in #Addis_Abeba. PM Abiy characterized recent years as a period of growth, adding, "Whether you believe it or not, not a single person has been subjected to torture in Ethiopia over the past six years. We take pride in it." He further criticized veteran politicians, accusing them of mishandling politics in the past and fueling current conflicts. "Those brewing these conflicts are the same ones who mishandled politics in the past," he stated. Watch!

Addis Standard

60,136 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

A probing question: When was the last time the Abiy regime launched a drone strike against #OLF positions anywhere in Ethiopia over the past year or two? While hundreds of drone strikes have devastated the Amhara people in #BeteAmhara, #Gojjam, #Gondar, and #Shoa, decimating entire communities, we have seen no comparable action taken against #OLF strongholds. Individuals like #Jihadi #J_War would have us believe that there is major armed resistance in both the Oromo and Amhara regions. Yet if that were truly the case, why has there not been a single drone strike targeting the so-called #Shene_OLF? Instead, the Abiy regime has reserved its most brutal force for the Amhara people, unleashing incessant drone attacks even during the holiest week of Lent in Gojjam, when Abiy Ahmed and his #Oromumma operatives indulged their deranged bloodlust by slaughtering hundreds of innocent civilians. It must be clearly understood that both Abiy and J-War are united in their hatred of the #Amhara people. Their visions for Ethiopia may differ, Abiy peddles a hollow pseudo-prosperity gospel to craft his Oromia kingdom, while Jawar dreams of a #Salafist version of Oromia, but they converge on one fundamental goal: the destruction of the #EOTC and the annihilation of Ethiopia’s indigenous religious heritage, both Christian and Islamic. The Amhara genocide and the assault on the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church are not isolated acts of violence; they are coordinated parts of a broader campaign to erase the very soul of Ethiopia. UN Human Rights UN Human Rights Council Human Rights Watch World Court of Human Rights Amnesty Eastern Africa The New York Times ECLJ - European Centre for Law & Justice

A probing question: When was the last time the Abiy regime launched a drone strike against #OLF positions anywhere in Ethiopia over the past year or two? While hundreds of drone strikes have devastated the Amhara people in #BeteAmhara, #Gojjam, #Gondar, and #Shoa, decimating entire communities, we have seen no comparable action taken against #OLF strongholds. Individuals like #Jihadi #J_War would have us believe that there is major armed resistance in both the Oromo and Amhara regions. Yet if that were truly the case, why has there not been a single drone strike targeting the so-called #Shene_OLF? Instead, the Abiy regime has reserved its most brutal force for the Amhara people, unleashing incessant drone attacks even during the holiest week of Lent in Gojjam, when Abiy Ahmed and his #Oromumma operatives indulged their deranged bloodlust by slaughtering hundreds of innocent civilians. It must be clearly understood that both Abiy and J-War are united in their hatred of the #Amhara people. Their visions for Ethiopia may differ, Abiy peddles a hollow pseudo-prosperity gospel to craft his Oromia kingdom, while Jawar dreams of a #Salafist version of Oromia, but they converge on one fundamental goal: the destruction of the #EOTC and the annihilation of Ethiopia’s indigenous religious heritage, both Christian and Islamic. The Amhara genocide and the assault on the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church are not isolated acts of violence; they are coordinated parts of a broader campaign to erase the very soul of Ethiopia. UN Human Rights UN Human Rights Council Human Rights Watch World Court of Human Rights Amnesty Eastern Africa The New York Times ECLJ - European Centre for Law & Justice

Dawit

17,605 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

🟡 Hezbollah MP Ibrahim Al-Mousawi: “No one can disagree that the official authorities should have a monopoly on arms — this is one of the definitions of a state. But one of the most important functions of any state is to defend and protect its people. This is what the army should do. This is their duty. What happened in Lebanon is that at no point has Lebanon had an army equipped enough, or one given the political decision by its leaders, to defend or protect Lebanon. This happened again this time — the Lebanese authorities issued orders to the Lebanese army to withdraw from its positions. The villagers of southern Lebanon, Christians, Muslims, were begging the army to stay. The head of the army himself said, ‘I have many different scenarios I can use to defend or to protect.’ But the officials ordered the army not to fight back, not to protect, not to defend, simply to withdraw... The normal function has not been performed by the government or the army. … And more importantly — how did the resistance come about? Why did we go to fight the occupation, to try to liberate, to protect, to defend? Was the Lebanese army there and we just pushed them aside? Of course not. There was a vacuum, a negligence, a recklessness, an abandonment of the people. As long as the occupation continues, the resistance will continue. The resistance has every right to fight back. If the Lebanese army were equipped well enough to fight back, it’s not a hobby that we want to do. It’s not that we want to be killed or whatever. There was a job to be done. The army didn’t do it. The state didn’t do it… We are doing it. We should be thanked for what we are doing, and not delegitimized because of this.” jeremy scahill | Ibrahim Al Moussawi

🟡 Hezbollah MP Ibrahim Al-Mousawi: “No one can disagree that the official authorities should have a monopoly on arms — this is one of the definitions of a state. But one of the most important functions of any state is to defend and protect its people. This is what the army should do. This is their duty. What happened in Lebanon is that at no point has Lebanon had an army equipped enough, or one given the political decision by its leaders, to defend or protect Lebanon. This happened again this time — the Lebanese authorities issued orders to the Lebanese army to withdraw from its positions. The villagers of southern Lebanon, Christians, Muslims, were begging the army to stay. The head of the army himself said, ‘I have many different scenarios I can use to defend or to protect.’ But the officials ordered the army not to fight back, not to protect, not to defend, simply to withdraw... The normal function has not been performed by the government or the army. … And more importantly — how did the resistance come about? Why did we go to fight the occupation, to try to liberate, to protect, to defend? Was the Lebanese army there and we just pushed them aside? Of course not. There was a vacuum, a negligence, a recklessness, an abandonment of the people. As long as the occupation continues, the resistance will continue. The resistance has every right to fight back. If the Lebanese army were equipped well enough to fight back, it’s not a hobby that we want to do. It’s not that we want to be killed or whatever. There was a job to be done. The army didn’t do it. The state didn’t do it… We are doing it. We should be thanked for what we are doing, and not delegitimized because of this.” jeremy scahill | Ibrahim Al Moussawi

Drop Site

85,882 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten