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EU statement on 'Axum massacre'- a tell-tale sign
Posted: 26 Feb 2021, 18:51
by Cartmann
The EU issued the following statement after the report by the amnesty international:
"Amnesty International issued a report today on atrocities that took place in Axum, Ethiopia, in November 2020…… We condemn, in the strongest possible terms, all crimes against civilians and call for the perpetrators to be swiftly brought to justice. We recall the obligation under International Humanitarian Law for all parties to ensure the protection of all civilians, including refugees and those internally displaced…”
That is as broad as a statement can get. They are just saying they condemn all crimes against civilians. Who wouldn’t? They did not dare to mention either Eritrea or Ethiopia and condemn them as perpetrators. The reason is obvious, they know that the report it a bit like tabloid story. Not only the EU, but the report has not yielded anything more than ‘we are deeply concerned’ statements. That is a tell-tale sign that the report is bogus. Next drama please!
Re: EU statement on 'Axum massacre'- a tell-tale sign
Posted: 26 Feb 2021, 22:50
by Fiyameta
The wealthy people in Western Europe without their exploitation of African resources would be as poor and destitute as their Eastern European counterparts during the Cold War. I remember touring Europe in 2015 and I couldn't help noticing the prosperity and development gap between Western and Eastern European countries that persists until this day. It was like night and day! The Eastern European countries that were under Soviet's sphere of influence for over 35 years, also known then as the Soviet Bloc, never benefited from the exploitation of African resources, hence they live within their means.
Western Europeans need willful slaves like that of the agame slaves to maximize their exploitation of African natural resources. Ethiopia under PM Abiy is a majority ruled country, which means that the prime minister is accountable to his constituents. Under the TPLF minority regime's era however, the country was a playground for over 3000 Western NGO's that ran the country as their own African colony. The EU's efforts to reverse the status quo and bring their agame slaves back to power is an exercise in futility. The river has been running for the last 2 years and it doesn't look like the same river anymore. 