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The OLF Sympathized by Woyane -VS- the OPP Supported by Naftanya!

Now, it seems that a dirty power struggle is going on between the reublican Oromos led by the OLF and the ruling Oromo elites of the OPP. As always, Oromo elites are fighting and sabotaging each other. Of course, the canning Abyssinian elites (Naftagnas and Woyanes) are trying to get advantage from this conflict in order to control Finfinne palace. It looks that the Naftagnas have got Abiy Ahmed in to their trap and almost controlled the centeral government. Oromo elites lost for the third time the changes, which came with huge sacrifice of Oromo people. The first change was sabotaged by Seded of Mengistu in 1974, the second by OPDO of Nagaso 1991 and the third by OPP of Abiy 2018. These three leaders are themselves Oromo, but crashed the Oromo movement for freedom and justice. The Oromo elites sabotaging and victimizing each other gave way for the Abyssinian elites to control the centeral power. Mengistu persecuted Meison and killed Haile Fida. Meles persecuted the OLF and killed Nadhi Gamada. Now, unforunately, Abiy is persecuting genuine Oromo nationalists and imprisoned Jawar and co. – the true figures of Oromo movement. These three examples show how Oromo elites are self-destructive and self-saboteur. In the last 3000 years no external force could defeat the Oromo, but Oromo elites were doing the biddings of our foes. Unforunately, now Abiy and co are repeating this pattern of self-destruction. Of course, Naftagnas are enjoying it and the Woyane is trying to sympathize with the OLF in order to put more benzine in to the conflict fire between the OLF and the OPP. How fool, we, the Oromo elites, are!
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I think, Oromo nationals need to support all the three generations and persuade them to coordinate their move. The first-generation has done its best till 1991, at the time, when the ‘unconditional independence of Oromia’ was very mandatory. The second-generation used the opportunity to cooperate with other oppressed nations of the region, including with the Tigirinya-speaking Abaso, who were under the oppression of the Amharinya-speaking Abaso, so that we achieved cultural autonomy for Oromo people. Now, the third-generation has emerged and broke the taboo in order to work with the old archenemy, i.e. with Amharinyaa-speaking Abaso, who were also suffering themselves under subjugation of the Tigrinyaa-speaking Abaso elites. The move of these Amharinya-speaking Abaso elites to struggle for ‘freedom and democracy’ was in harmony with the approach of the third-generation. This generation has to understood the fact that, if rule of the game in political community of the region will really be ‘freedom and democracy,’ Oromo people have nothing to lose, be it the type of future sovereignty we choose per referendum will be ‘an integrative Ethiopia devoid of Oromia’ or ‘free Oromia within an integrated Ethiopia’ or ‘an independent Gadaa Oromia without Ethiopia – i.e. Gadaa Republic of Oromia.’ Thus, I do just encourage the first- and second-generation to have genuine insight about this emerging move of the third-generation and try not to oppose the pragmatic and smart move, even if they can not support it. Long live Oromo movement with only one goal of freedom, but with three possible outcomes of the objective regarding type of Oromia’s sovereignty after consolidating our freedom. May Waaqa help the OLF, OFC and ONP come together and forge a strong Oromo Republican Party (ORP), which can compete against the OPP in the coming election!

I asked you one question before but you choosed to shove aside, even though it is a very simple one.

Let me repeat the question for you here, if you may decide to answer it now:

could you tell us what you have done to change or impact your own family's area, your birth place and its woreda, before wishing to appear someone who can give PM Abiy Ahmed an advice on issues of national matter?


Did you change or tried to change anything at your own Kebele level before asking someone, who is in charge of affairs of the country at the national level, to heed your acclaimed advice?

I hope this is not a difficult question to answer for you.