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[AbebeB]

ቄሮ የነጻነት ትግል ማፏፏም ጀመረ፡፡ 6 የጠላት ሀይላት ተገደሉ፣ 86 ቆሰሉ፣ የፓሊስ መኪኖች ላይ ርምጃ ተወስዷል፡፡

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[Sam Ebalalehu]

Ok, let the "game" begins, Abebe b. When the Ethiopian army retaliates, however, do not come up with the picture of civilian OLF hostages to tell as the atrocities of the Menilik army. Did I say the Menilik army? your narrative might be contagious. By the way Abebe b, had not been the Ethiopian army very reluctant to engage the gangs that your worship, they would have wiped them out of the Jungle of Wellega long time ago. These gangs are not gurreila fighters, just gangs. Guerrilla fighters prepare themselves to a long war. First, they build a long, trusting relationship with the people of the area from where they have been operating. That is a political undertaking. It requires patience, dedication, and bravery. That is however in short supply with your gangs. Second, at least in the beginning they operate a defense operation. It would be expected the Ethiopian army to take offense. Rather your "visionary" gangs run to the city to kill a police commisioner. To what end? What benefits the gangs have got from that killing? There are hundreds, if not thousands, who salivate to get the job of the commisioner. Except depriving his family their loved ones, did the commisioner murder move the gangs armed struggle a bit? No. The result rather would be some people being rounded up by police for questioning. Some people probably informing the government who are doing the inside job. In short, the Oromos cooperation against the Menilik ghost is working. Get a life Abebe b.

[AbebeB]

Ok, let the "game" begins, Abebe b. When the Ethiopian army retaliates, however, do not come up with the picture of civilian OLF hostages to tell as the atrocities of the Menilik army. Did I say the Menilik army? your narrative might be contagious. By the way Abebe b, had not been the Ethiopian army very reluctant to engage the gangs that your worship, they would have wiped them out of the Jungle of Wellega long time ago. These gangs are not gurreila fighters, just gangs. Guerrilla fighters prepare themselves to a long war. First, they build a long, trusting relationship with the people of the area from where they have been operating. That is a political undertaking. It requires patience, dedication, and bravery. That is however in short supply with your gangs. Second, at least in the beginning they operate a defense operation. It would be expected the Ethiopian army to take offense. Rather your "visionary" gangs run to the city to kill a police commisioner. To what end? What benefits the gangs have got from that killing? There are hundreds, if not thousands, who salivate to get the job of the commisioner. Except depriving his family their loved ones, did the commisioner murder move the gangs armed struggle a bit? No. The result rather would be some people being rounded up by police for questioning. Some people probably informing the government who are doing the inside job. In short, the Oromos cooperation against the Menilik ghost is working. Get a life Abebe b.

Sam,
Fighting for freedom may not be easy like you jump to burger line. I tip you not mix the burger line. As for us, we know where we are and which way to go. Don't worry!

[Sam Ebalalehu]

I do not think, Abebe b, you guys know what you are doing. It is Oromos who are killing Oromos. Your part of Ethiopia is the most dangerous place to live right now.

[AbebeB]

I do not think, Abebe b, you guys know what you are doing. It is Oromos who are killing Oromos. Your part of Ethiopia is the most dangerous place to live right now.

hey,
We carried and fed you for about over a century. Now that era is becoming to its demise. Whichever way, we know we are only one step behind our destination. All is well with us. You can sleep in peace without worrying about us.

[Sam Ebalalehu]

One step behind your "destination?" What is that defination? Spell out to me. Are you guys trying to carve out an "independent" Oromia? Abebe b spell it out because 70 plus millions Ethiopians want to know what really is your destination.

[AbebeB]

One step behind your "destination?" What is that defination? Spell out to me. Are you guys trying to carve out an "independent" Oromia? Abebe b spell it out because 70 plus millions Ethiopians want to know what really is your destination.

hey,
Don't you still know that we will federate with Rep. of Tigray?

[Sam Ebalalehu]

Here is the problem Abebe b. The geography is against you. Forget about federating with Tigray. Just let us see if we can at least carve an Oromia out of Ethiopia. It is an impossible task. When TPLF, the ethnic politics energizer, run the show, they formed an Oromia in which the Selale and Dembidolo Oromo live under the same regional government. That regional government was imposed on Ethiopians. The Selale and Demidolo Oromos have nothing in common except the language, even the language has to be standardized the two to communicate. Do you even for a second think the now Oromia will remain as is if Oromia becomes an independent country? you do not think that. You are not a rational thinker, but not that stupid.

[rebel]

You killed Salale Oromos

[Selam/]

Buda Woyane- It has been confirmed that this is the work of TPLF thugs. KIFU!

ቄሮ የነጻነት ትግል ማፏፏም ጀመረ፡፡ 6 የጠላት ሀይላት ተገደሉ፣ 86 ቆሰሉ፣ የፓሊስ መኪኖች ላይ ርምጃ ተወስዷል፡፡

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[sun]

Ok, let the "game" begins, Abebe b. When the Ethiopian army retaliates, however, do not come up with the picture of civilian OLF hostages to tell as the atrocities of the Menilik army. Did I say the Menilik army? your narrative might be contagious. By the way Abebe b, had not been the Ethiopian army very reluctant to engage the gangs that your worship, they would have wiped them out of the Jungle of Wellega long time ago. These gangs are not gurreila fighters, just gangs. Guerrilla fighters prepare themselves to a long war. First, they build a long, trusting relationship with the people of the area from where they have been operating. That is a political undertaking. It requires patience, dedication, and bravery. That is however in short supply with your gangs. Second, at least in the beginning they operate a defense operation. It would be expected the Ethiopian army to take offense. Rather your "visionary" gangs run to the city to kill a police commisioner. To what end? What benefits the gangs have got from that killing? There are hundreds, if not thousands, who salivate to get the job of the commisioner. Except depriving his family their loved ones, did the commisioner murder move the gangs armed struggle a bit? No. The result rather would be some people being rounded up by police for questioning. Some people probably informing the government who are doing the inside job. In short, the Oromos cooperation against the Menilik ghost is working. Get a life Abebe b.

Sam,
Fighting for freedom may not be easy like you jump to burger line. I tip you not mix the burger line. As for us, we know where we are and which way to go. Don't worry!

Really?

You make me laugh loud and long. The conflict is a clear and clean tplf strategy of decentralizing conflicts far in to the south towards Oromiyya and the Oromo land and through that cause instabilities and dirty havoc among the Oromos as well as among the others and the Oromos so that the tplf in the north may deflect attention from itself and concentrate on designing favorable terms and conditions for itself at the gross expenses of the Oromo people and the entire South.

Otherwise why on earth some bizarre figures with bizarre activities turn their bizarre violent outrages on to the Oromo people and their government while they were sleeping deep and snoring loud for all the times when Haile Selassie, Mengistu Haile Mariam and the tplf were all ruling over Mamma Ethiopia and Mamma Oromiyya with very hard and very strong brutal smashing hands?

"You may fool some of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time." ~Ever green old proverb

“Sheep used to have wings. One flew into the sky and all the others followed. They took their wings off while feeding in the warm sun but the wind blew away their wings so they couldn't fly anymore. They had to return to earth by drifting to where the sky curves down and touches the land, and then walk round the long way.. i like that..” ~R. Adams

[Sam Ebalalehu]

By the way Selam and Sun have a point. I was distracted by Abebe b propaganda, I have narrowed it down unnecessairly who the" players" might be. If we find the long hand of TPLF in what had happened in Burayu, I will not be suprised.