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[Qurunde]

[Halafi Mengedi]

The most important in this demonstration is they do not use Amharic, good for them, their own beloved language and international language English???

[Qurunde]

[DefendTheTruth]

The most important in this demonstration is they do not use Amharic, good for them, their own beloved language and international language English???

if they indeed wanted to get a message across the board, then why are they not using the language that more people could understand and recieve the message?

What a formula is it? Chant but don't ger the message across.

Donqoro hul gize donqoro, ye dedebit mehaymoch.

[Qurunde]

They know their audience and speaking to their audience. No need to waste time speaking to the deaf ears.
Listen they are saying "Abiyiin samuun tortore.... akka Maroon jedhetu taha"

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The most important in this demonstration is they do not use Amharic, good for them, their own beloved language and international language English???

if they indeed wanted to get a message across the board, then why are they not using the language that more people could understand and recieve the message?

What a formula is it? Chant but don't ger the message across.

Donqoro hul gize donqoro, ye dedebit mehaymoch.

[DefendTheTruth]

I heard about this media just this year, only after the death of the popular singer Hachalu Hundessa and I am always confusing the initials with that of Deutsche Welle (ye German dimtits), and I keep wondering myself since then why the media organisation didn't take a measure to protect its well established operational name, which is its brand?

In the court of law DW (Deutsche Welle) will definitely kick the dedebit mahyomoch very easily and protect its trade mark.

The second message to the wanna be chaos maker is that if you are man enough then go out and intermingle with the people on the scene and broad-cast the happening as it is, don't use an amateur video some passerby might have taken from his/her window, while sh**iitng on his/her pants.

Only for this simple chanting youth you don't have to panick that much.

Here below an example of how journalists dare to go to the people and report it from the scene.