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Help your tplf oligarchs to run to Macao and take their money out of the anonymous account and cook for themselves the tasty drink of cacao. When the heat is turned on and the screws start getting tightened timely flight out of mamma Tigray is the only and the only option.AbebeB wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 21:26Let everybody know that, in this case, I am helping habesha diaspora residents to inform their family be curios in the event ahead in Oromia. I do this because I know the feeling I had about my parents back home when I was in diaspora in 2005 because of the turbulent I would hear in Addis.
AbebeB wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 21:26Let everybody know that, in this case, I am helping habesha diaspora residents to inform their family be curios in the event ahead in Oromia. I do this because I know the feeling I had about my parents back home when I was in diaspora in 2005 because of the turbulent I would hear in Addis.
YAY,YAY wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 22:44Dear AbebeB: Do you know what the OLF "Shennieh" is fighting for?
I've got a question for you, so yo can tell us if you know. The OLF "Shennieh" are reportedly conducting an armed struggle allegedly for the right of the Oromo people to exercise their right to self-determination. My question is: why do they need an armed struggle while Article 39 of the current Constitution allows them to peacefully determine their future destiny (federal autonomy , cessation, etc.); what is their purpose; and why violence?
AbebeB wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 21:26Let everybody know that, in this case, I am helping habesha diaspora residents to inform their family be curios in the event ahead in Oromia. I do this because I know the feeling I had about my parents back home when I was in diaspora in 2005 because of the turbulent I would hear in Addis.
That is the noble strategy of Oromo, tell them to leave peacefully and give them enough time to take their belongings but if they defay then you defy their humanity too. It is a simple equation give and take. Remove anyone lives in your soil and all Oromo who live other kilils must leave as well and any action Oromo takes will be respected by all ethnics of the ex union people.
AbebeB wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 23:37YAY,YAY wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 22:44Dear AbebeB: Do you know what the OLF "Shennieh" is fighting for?
I've got a question for you, so yo can tell us if you know. The OLF "Shennieh" are reportedly conducting an armed struggle allegedly for the right of the Oromo people to exercise their right to self-determination. My question is: why do they need an armed struggle while Article 39 of the current Constitution allows them to peacefully determine their future destiny (federal autonomy , cessation, etc.); what is their purpose; and why violence?
AbebeB wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 21:26Let everybody know that, in this case, I am helping habesha diaspora residents to inform their family be curios in the event ahead in Oromia. I do this because I know the feeling I had about my parents back home when I was in diaspora in 2005 because of the turbulent I would hear in Addis.
Let me assume it is honest question. My immediate answer is: Yes I know. Oromo fights for freedom from colonial regime. Brief details follow.
Just in case it help ignorance of some who are calling us shenee. We are Oromos but our liberation army is named Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) aka WBO (Waraanna Bilisummaa Oromoo). This being on nomenclature, as to your question, here is my response.
Pre constitutional Art 39, it was lepers who monopolized power. Available option was armed struggle. We managed that. Since the Art 39, Oromo nation have already asked to exercise its right for referendum with an intention to depart from lepers settlers who occupied our country. But the surrogate in Oromia was and is led by settlers who speak Afaan Oromo but are not Oromo descendants. Among the current leaders, Abiy aka Abiyot Kassaye, Shimelis who is hybrid but with slave mentality, Addisu, a settler whose parents came to Oromia during village establishment project of Dergue.
So an option left to us is to demand our freedom by force. That is why WBO is in the bush but coming soon.
If it helps,
How many times did you try to check with your moles in Oromia about the correctness of the acronym you are using here?AbebeB wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 23:37YAY,YAY wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 22:44Dear AbebeB: Do you know what the OLF "Shennieh" is fighting for?
I've got a question for you, so yo can tell us if you know. The OLF "Shennieh" are reportedly conducting an armed struggle allegedly for the right of the Oromo people to exercise their right to self-determination. My question is: why do they need an armed struggle while Article 39 of the current Constitution allows them to peacefully determine their future destiny (federal autonomy , cessation, etc.); what is their purpose; and why violence?
AbebeB wrote: ↑04 Jun 2020, 21:26Let everybody know that, in this case, I am helping habesha diaspora residents to inform their family be curios in the event ahead in Oromia. I do this because I know the feeling I had about my parents back home when I was in diaspora in 2005 because of the turbulent I would hear in Addis.
Let me assume it is honest question. My immediate answer is: Yes I know. Oromo fights for freedom from colonial regime. Brief details follow.
Just in case it help ignorance of some who are calling us shenee. We are Oromos but our liberation army is named Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) aka WBO (Waraanna Bilisummaa Oromoo). This being on nomenclature, as to your question, here is my response.
Pre constitutional Art 39, it was lepers who monopolized power. Available option was armed struggle. We managed that. Since the Art 39, Oromo nation have already asked to exercise its right for referendum with an intention to depart from lepers settlers who occupied our country. But the surrogate in Oromia was and is led by settlers who speak Afaan Oromo but are not Oromo descendants. Among the current leaders, Abiy aka Abiyot Kassaye, Shimelis who is hybrid but with slave mentality, Addisu, a settler whose parents came to Oromia during village establishment project of Dergue.
So an option left to us is to demand our freedom by force. That is why WBO is in the bush but coming soon.
If it helps,