Re: What are the root causes and solutions for the crisis in Ethiopia?
Isayas' presence is now an international issue that will take care of itself.I actually think issays s diverting activists' resources from much glaring internal issues which have no solution in site including;
1) Amhara Liyu in Tigray which unilaterally altered the constitutional geography of Tigray, and yet is considered the peace keeping force, one that is exportable to any region where the PM deems desirable!
2)The sham election where the only contestants are the spectrum amhara positions;where victory will be seen as slate to expand amhara genocidal binge to force an ideology that can only be implemented after total submission.
3)The entire amhara psychotic political psychology and its incorrigible adherent man-child abiy ahmed, his validity to keep serving as executive-in-chief of the armed forces, the need to bring-in an advisory board to facilitate a NEW TRANSITION that is free from ANDARGACHEW TSIGES heist of a roadmap.
1) Amhara Liyu in Tigray which unilaterally altered the constitutional geography of Tigray, and yet is considered the peace keeping force, one that is exportable to any region where the PM deems desirable!
2)The sham election where the only contestants are the spectrum amhara positions;where victory will be seen as slate to expand amhara genocidal binge to force an ideology that can only be implemented after total submission.
3)The entire amhara psychotic political psychology and its incorrigible adherent man-child abiy ahmed, his validity to keep serving as executive-in-chief of the armed forces, the need to bring-in an advisory board to facilitate a NEW TRANSITION that is free from ANDARGACHEW TSIGES heist of a roadmap.
Re: What are the root causes and solutions for the crisis in Ethiopia?
"Constitutional question at the heart of Ethiopia’s fight in Tigray
Some see ‘ethnic federalism’ and a ‘nation of nations’ as the country’s salvation, others as its damnation
Many of the regions that make up modern Ethiopia, including Tigray, Oromia and to some extent Amhara, consider themselves distinct nations or peoples, part of an entity called “Ethiopia” only because they choose to be.
The Tigray War is also part of a bigger constitutional tug of war between those pushing to devolve more authority and those pulling power towards the centre. Unless that question can be resolved, it is hard to see the return of a stable peace."
Some see ‘ethnic federalism’ and a ‘nation of nations’ as the country’s salvation, others as its damnation
Many of the regions that make up modern Ethiopia, including Tigray, Oromia and to some extent Amhara, consider themselves distinct nations or peoples, part of an entity called “Ethiopia” only because they choose to be.
The Tigray War is also part of a bigger constitutional tug of war between those pushing to devolve more authority and those pulling power towards the centre. Unless that question can be resolved, it is hard to see the return of a stable peace."