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The targeting of young people, indiscriminate killings and widespread sexual violence - including the rape of nuns - is part of a genocide against the Tigrayan ethnic group of northern Ethiopia, according to a source close to the Church.

The source, anonymous for security reasons, told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that Eritrean soldiers are continuing to slaughter civilians.

ACN's source said: "This is clearly genocide against the people of Tigray. This is not just fighting, they are killing everybody - that is a sign of genocide.

"Many people are escaping from Tigray to Sudan and some of them, especially the young, are escaping because they are being targeted. They are deliberately targeting the young. Young people are killed, our ladies and women are abused with sexual harassment - that is a sign of genocide itself."

The source was the latest to claim the attacks constituted genocide, following Patriarch Mathias, the head of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, who earlier this month described events including the rape of women and the bombing of churches in the region as genocide.

The source went on to describe the spate of sexual abuse which Tigrayan women - including nuns - have been subjected to at the hands of troops from neighbouring Eritrea.

The source said: "Our sisters have been raped. Some of them we had to take to hospital, even nuns have been raped. The women and the girls are receiving a different kind of abuse, like you've never heard before, things that are very bad. Some of the places that can help support us are closed by the soldiers."

Last November, fighting broke out in Tigray after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent federal troops, with the support of troops from Eritrea, to fight the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which he accused of holding illegitimate elections.

The source said: "The situation as you heard is very, very bad here… Nearly 90 percent of people in Tigray are displaced."

He added: "This war has brought about a huge humanitarian crisis, manifested by overwhelming numbers of civilian killings, the displacement of millions, the destruction of economic and social foundations, psychological pain and panic…

"In this regard, the most affected are pregnant mothers, children, disabled and elderly members of society."

The source stressed that the region desperately needed international support.

He said: "The Church is everywhere - it is opening its hand. I remember Aid to the Church in Need, I remember for a long time we are partners, you are very kind."

He added: "The current crisis in Tigray is unparalleled to any humanitarian crises that have happened to date or that we know in memory."

ACN's help for Tigray has included emergency support for nuns and monks as well as mass stipends.

Since 2019 ACN has supported nearly 100 projects in Ethiopia including construction of chapels and monasteries, formation of catechists and support for transport.

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 15:21

The targeting of young people, indiscriminate killings and widespread sexual violence - including the rape of nuns - is part of a genocide against the Tigrayan ethnic group of northern Ethiopia, according to a source close to the Church.

The source, anonymous for security reasons, told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that Eritrean soldiers are continuing to slaughter civilians.

ACN's source said: "This is clearly genocide against the people of Tigray. This is not just fighting, they are killing everybody - that is a sign of genocide.

"Many people are escaping from Tigray to Sudan and some of them, especially the young, are escaping because they are being targeted. They are deliberately targeting the young. Young people are killed, our ladies and women are abused with sexual harassment - that is a sign of genocide itself."

The source was the latest to claim the attacks constituted genocide, following Patriarch Mathias, the head of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, who earlier this month described events including the rape of women and the bombing of churches in the region as genocide.

The source went on to describe the spate of sexual abuse which Tigrayan women - including nuns - have been subjected to at the hands of troops from neighbouring Eritrea.

The source said: "Our sisters have been raped. Some of them we had to take to hospital, even nuns have been raped. The women and the girls are receiving a different kind of abuse, like you've never heard before, things that are very bad. Some of the places that can help support us are closed by the soldiers."

Last November, fighting broke out in Tigray after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent federal troops, with the support of troops from Eritrea, to fight the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which he accused of holding illegitimate elections.

The source said: "The situation as you heard is very, very bad here… Nearly 90 percent of people in Tigray are displaced."

He added: "This war has brought about a huge humanitarian crisis, manifested by overwhelming numbers of civilian killings, the displacement of millions, the destruction of economic and social foundations, psychological pain and panic…

"In this regard, the most affected are pregnant mothers, children, disabled and elderly members of society."

The source stressed that the region desperately needed international support.

He said: "The Church is everywhere - it is opening its hand. I remember Aid to the Church in Need, I remember for a long time we are partners, you are very kind."

He added: "The current crisis in Tigray is unparalleled to any humanitarian crises that have happened to date or that we know in memory."

ACN's help for Tigray has included emergency support for nuns and monks as well as mass stipends.

Since 2019 ACN has supported nearly 100 projects in Ethiopia including construction of chapels and monasteries, formation of catechists and support for transport.

https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/42302

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 17:03

we are not going to hurt them, we are barely scratching their back

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 15:21

The targeting of young people, indiscriminate killings and widespread sexual violence - including the rape of nuns - is part of a genocide against the Tigrayan ethnic group of northern Ethiopia, according to a source close to the Church.

The source, anonymous for security reasons, told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that Eritrean soldiers are continuing to slaughter civilians.

ACN's source said: "This is clearly genocide against the people of Tigray. This is not just fighting, they are killing everybody - that is a sign of genocide.

"Many people are escaping from Tigray to Sudan and some of them, especially the young, are escaping because they are being targeted. They are deliberately targeting the young. Young people are killed, our ladies and women are abused with sexual harassment - that is a sign of genocide itself."

The source was the latest to claim the attacks constituted genocide, following Patriarch Mathias, the head of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, who earlier this month described events including the rape of women and the bombing of churches in the region as genocide.

The source went on to describe the spate of sexual abuse which Tigrayan women - including nuns - have been subjected to at the hands of troops from neighbouring Eritrea.

The source said: "Our sisters have been raped. Some of them we had to take to hospital, even nuns have been raped. The women and the girls are receiving a different kind of abuse, like you've never heard before, things that are very bad. Some of the places that can help support us are closed by the soldiers."

Last November, fighting broke out in Tigray after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent federal troops, with the support of troops from Eritrea, to fight the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which he accused of holding illegitimate elections.

The source said: "The situation as you heard is very, very bad here… Nearly 90 percent of people in Tigray are displaced."

He added: "This war has brought about a huge humanitarian crisis, manifested by overwhelming numbers of civilian killings, the displacement of millions, the destruction of economic and social foundations, psychological pain and panic…

"In this regard, the most affected are pregnant mothers, children, disabled and elderly members of society."

The source stressed that the region desperately needed international support.

He said: "The Church is everywhere - it is opening its hand. I remember Aid to the Church in Need, I remember for a long time we are partners, you are very kind."

He added: "The current crisis in Tigray is unparalleled to any humanitarian crises that have happened to date or that we know in memory."

ACN's help for Tigray has included emergency support for nuns and monks as well as mass stipends.

Since 2019 ACN has supported nearly 100 projects in Ethiopia including construction of chapels and monasteries, formation of catechists and support for transport.

https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/42302

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 18:06

Adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
You think it's funny to be known as criminal that your tyrants have become? Or, should I say have been for some time?
Your tyrants have dragged the good name of the Eritrean people through the mud.
Beastial, listen to the real Eritrean;

Please wait, video is loading...

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 17:03

we are not going to hurt them, we are barely scratching their back

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 15:21

The targeting of young people, indiscriminate killings and widespread sexual violence - including the rape of nuns - is part of a genocide against the Tigrayan ethnic group of northern Ethiopia, according to a source close to the Church.

The source, anonymous for security reasons, told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that Eritrean soldiers are continuing to slaughter civilians.

ACN's source said: "This is clearly genocide against the people of Tigray. This is not just fighting, they are killing everybody - that is a sign of genocide.

"Many people are escaping from Tigray to Sudan and some of them, especially the young, are escaping because they are being targeted. They are deliberately targeting the young. Young people are killed, our ladies and women are abused with sexual harassment - that is a sign of genocide itself."

The source was the latest to claim the attacks constituted genocide, following Patriarch Mathias, the head of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, who earlier this month described events including the rape of women and the bombing of churches in the region as genocide.

The source went on to describe the spate of sexual abuse which Tigrayan women - including nuns - have been subjected to at the hands of troops from neighbouring Eritrea.

The source said: "Our sisters have been raped. Some of them we had to take to hospital, even nuns have been raped. The women and the girls are receiving a different kind of abuse, like you've never heard before, things that are very bad. Some of the places that can help support us are closed by the soldiers."

Last November, fighting broke out in Tigray after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent federal troops, with the support of troops from Eritrea, to fight the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which he accused of holding illegitimate elections.

The source said: "The situation as you heard is very, very bad here… Nearly 90 percent of people in Tigray are displaced."

He added: "This war has brought about a huge humanitarian crisis, manifested by overwhelming numbers of civilian killings, the displacement of millions, the destruction of economic and social foundations, psychological pain and panic…

"In this regard, the most affected are pregnant mothers, children, disabled and elderly members of society."

The source stressed that the region desperately needed international support.

He said: "The Church is everywhere - it is opening its hand. I remember Aid to the Church in Need, I remember for a long time we are partners, you are very kind."

He added: "The current crisis in Tigray is unparalleled to any humanitarian crises that have happened to date or that we know in memory."

ACN's help for Tigray has included emergency support for nuns and monks as well as mass stipends.

Since 2019 ACN has supported nearly 100 projects in Ethiopia including construction of chapels and monasteries, formation of catechists and support for transport.

https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/42302

Ethiopia is bringing Africa into disrepute and Africans should be outraged.

Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers are killing and raping civilians in Tigray. Millions are facing starvation while the authorities choke off essential relief supplies. The European Union and the United States called for an end to the atrocities and access for humanitarian agencies. Addis Ababa’s defence is that national sovereignty protects its right to do these things...

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:39

probably you are young, you haven't heard about our savagery behaviour from your elderly agame parents,
so let's give some hint, ​I don't want to send you to deep stress.

2000 I was too young the battle already started in Ekli-mekel, so our team leader brought agame who was captured early,
and He lined up them in front us and ordered us to do what we should without any question. why b/c our leader wanted us to be savage unless otherwise, we are not fit for the job about to do.

I am not going to go too far on this, but I am very sure you got the message very well.

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 18:06

Adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
You think it's funny to be known as criminal that your tyrants have become? Or, should I say have been for some time?
Your tyrants have dragged the good name of the Eritrean people through the mud.
Beastial, listen to the real Eritrean;

Please wait, video is loading...

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 17:03

we are not going to hurt them, we are barely scratching their back

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 15:21

The targeting of young people, indiscriminate killings and widespread sexual violence - including the rape of nuns - is part of a genocide against the Tigrayan ethnic group of northern Ethiopia, according to a source close to the Church.

The source, anonymous for security reasons, told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that Eritrean soldiers are continuing to slaughter civilians.

ACN's source said: "This is clearly genocide against the people of Tigray. This is not just fighting, they are killing everybody - that is a sign of genocide.

"Many people are escaping from Tigray to Sudan and some of them, especially the young, are escaping because they are being targeted. They are deliberately targeting the young. Young people are killed, our ladies and women are abused with sexual harassment - that is a sign of genocide itself."

The source was the latest to claim the attacks constituted genocide, following Patriarch Mathias, the head of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, who earlier this month described events including the rape of women and the bombing of churches in the region as genocide.

The source went on to describe the spate of sexual abuse which Tigrayan women - including nuns - have been subjected to at the hands of troops from neighbouring Eritrea.

The source said: "Our sisters have been raped. Some of them we had to take to hospital, even nuns have been raped. The women and the girls are receiving a different kind of abuse, like you've never heard before, things that are very bad. Some of the places that can help support us are closed by the soldiers."

Last November, fighting broke out in Tigray after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent federal troops, with the support of troops from Eritrea, to fight the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which he accused of holding illegitimate elections.

The source said: "The situation as you heard is very, very bad here… Nearly 90 percent of people in Tigray are displaced."

He added: "This war has brought about a huge humanitarian crisis, manifested by overwhelming numbers of civilian killings, the displacement of millions, the destruction of economic and social foundations, psychological pain and panic…

"In this regard, the most affected are pregnant mothers, children, disabled and elderly members of society."

The source stressed that the region desperately needed international support.

He said: "The Church is everywhere - it is opening its hand. I remember Aid to the Church in Need, I remember for a long time we are partners, you are very kind."

He added: "The current crisis in Tigray is unparalleled to any humanitarian crises that have happened to date or that we know in memory."

ACN's help for Tigray has included emergency support for nuns and monks as well as mass stipends.

Since 2019 ACN has supported nearly 100 projects in Ethiopia including construction of chapels and monasteries, formation of catechists and support for transport.

https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/42302

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:46

The whole world knows about the subhuman creatures you and your Tembienai tyrant are. You're lowlives like the fascists before you. You dragging the Eritrean People's name through the mud is the saddest thing. If only the rest of the world realizes you are beastial creatures who represent only your animal selves.

Ethiopia is bringing Africa into disrepute and Africans should be outraged.

Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers are killing and raping civilians in Tigray. Millions are facing starvation while the authorities choke off essential relief supplies. The European Union and the United States called for an end to the atrocities and access for humanitarian agencies. Addis Ababa’s defence is that national sovereignty protects its right to do these things...

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2021 ... ias-crimes

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:39

probably you are young, you haven't heard about our savagery behaviour from your elderly agame parents,
so let's give some hint, ​I don't want to send you to deep stress.

2000 I was too young the battle already started in Ekli-mekel, so our team leader brought agame who was captured early,
and He lined up them in front us and ordered us to do what we should without any question. why b/c our leader wanted us to be savage unless otherwise, we are not fit for the job about to do.

I am not going to go too far on this, but I am very sure you got the message very well.

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 18:06

Adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
You think it's funny to be known as criminal that your tyrants have become? Or, should I say have been for some time?
Your tyrants have dragged the good name of the Eritrean people through the mud.
Beastial, listen to the real Eritrean;

Please wait, video is loading...

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 17:03

we are not going to hurt them, we are barely scratching their back

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 15:21

The targeting of young people, indiscriminate killings and widespread sexual violence - including the rape of nuns - is part of a genocide against the Tigrayan ethnic group of northern Ethiopia, according to a source close to the Church.

The source, anonymous for security reasons, told Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that Eritrean soldiers are continuing to slaughter civilians.

ACN's source said: "This is clearly genocide against the people of Tigray. This is not just fighting, they are killing everybody - that is a sign of genocide.

"Many people are escaping from Tigray to Sudan and some of them, especially the young, are escaping because they are being targeted. They are deliberately targeting the young. Young people are killed, our ladies and women are abused with sexual harassment - that is a sign of genocide itself."

The source was the latest to claim the attacks constituted genocide, following Patriarch Mathias, the head of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, who earlier this month described events including the rape of women and the bombing of churches in the region as genocide.

The source went on to describe the spate of sexual abuse which Tigrayan women - including nuns - have been subjected to at the hands of troops from neighbouring Eritrea.

The source said: "Our sisters have been raped. Some of them we had to take to hospital, even nuns have been raped. The women and the girls are receiving a different kind of abuse, like you've never heard before, things that are very bad. Some of the places that can help support us are closed by the soldiers."

Last November, fighting broke out in Tigray after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent federal troops, with the support of troops from Eritrea, to fight the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which he accused of holding illegitimate elections.

The source said: "The situation as you heard is very, very bad here… Nearly 90 percent of people in Tigray are displaced."

He added: "This war has brought about a huge humanitarian crisis, manifested by overwhelming numbers of civilian killings, the displacement of millions, the destruction of economic and social foundations, psychological pain and panic…

"In this regard, the most affected are pregnant mothers, children, disabled and elderly members of society."

The source stressed that the region desperately needed international support.

He said: "The Church is everywhere - it is opening its hand. I remember Aid to the Church in Need, I remember for a long time we are partners, you are very kind."

He added: "The current crisis in Tigray is unparalleled to any humanitarian crises that have happened to date or that we know in memory."

ACN's help for Tigray has included emergency support for nuns and monks as well as mass stipends.

Since 2019 ACN has supported nearly 100 projects in Ethiopia including construction of chapels and monasteries, formation of catechists and support for transport.

https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/42302

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 21:00

Don't cry,Aswash, of course, the world is not fair. Your clan is in good hand

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:46

The whole world knows about the subhuman creatures you and your Tembienai tyrant are. You're lowlives like the fascists before you. You dragging the Eritrean People's name through the mud is the saddest thing. If only the rest of the world realizes you are beastial creatures who represent only your animal selves.

Ethiopia is bringing Africa into disrepute and Africans should be outraged.

Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers are killing and raping civilians in Tigray. Millions are facing starvation while the authorities choke off essential relief supplies. The European Union and the United States called for an end to the atrocities and access for humanitarian agencies. Addis Ababa’s defence is that national sovereignty protects its right to do these things...

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2021 ... ias-crimes

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:39

probably you are young, you haven't heard about our savagery behaviour from your elderly agame parents,
so let's give some hint, ​I don't want to send you to deep stress.

2000 I was too young the battle already started in Ekli-mekel, so our team leader brought agame who was captured early,
and He lined up them in front us and ordered us to do what we should without any question. why b/c our leader wanted us to be savage unless otherwise, we are not fit for the job about to do.

I am not going to go too far on this, but I am very sure you got the message very well.

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 18:06

Adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
You think it's funny to be known as criminal that your tyrants have become? Or, should I say have been for some time?
Your tyrants have dragged the good name of the Eritrean people through the mud.
Beastial, listen to the real Eritrean;

Please wait, video is loading...

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 17:03

we are not going to hurt them, we are barely scratching their back

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 15:21

https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/42302

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 21:24

Sebdoyeley aka adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
Enjoy your weekend with your lover.

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 21:00

Don't cry,Aswash, of course, the world is not fair. Your clan is in good hand

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:46

The whole world knows about the subhuman creatures you and your Tembienai tyrant are. You're lowlives like the fascists before you. You dragging the Eritrean People's name through the mud is the saddest thing. If only the rest of the world realizes you are beastial creatures who represent only your animal selves.

Ethiopia is bringing Africa into disrepute and Africans should be outraged.

Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers are killing and raping civilians in Tigray. Millions are facing starvation while the authorities choke off essential relief supplies. The European Union and the United States called for an end to the atrocities and access for humanitarian agencies. Addis Ababa’s defence is that national sovereignty protects its right to do these things...

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2021 ... ias-crimes

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:39

probably you are young, you haven't heard about our savagery behaviour from your elderly agame parents,
so let's give some hint, ​I don't want to send you to deep stress.

2000 I was too young the battle already started in Ekli-mekel, so our team leader brought agame who was captured early,
and He lined up them in front us and ordered us to do what we should without any question. why b/c our leader wanted us to be savage unless otherwise, we are not fit for the job about to do.

I am not going to go too far on this, but I am very sure you got the message very well.

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 18:06

Adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
You think it's funny to be known as criminal that your tyrants have become? Or, should I say have been for some time?
Your tyrants have dragged the good name of the Eritrean people through the mud.
Beastial, listen to the real Eritrean;

Please wait, video is loading...

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 17:03

we are not going to hurt them, we are barely scratching their back

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

29 May 2021, 03:54

Brother Aswash, I knew you will be depressed, and emotional comedown, It will be okay!!!
B/c we reduce the Tigrai territory by half, we are not going to do it on the population by that much.
We are just mangling with our subject in our new colony. Take a deep breathe it may be a long night .

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 21:24

Sebdoyeley aka adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
Enjoy your weekend with your lover.

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 21:00

Don't cry,Aswash, of course, the world is not fair. Your clan is in good hand

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:46

The whole world knows about the subhuman creatures you and your Tembienai tyrant are. You're lowlives like the fascists before you. You dragging the Eritrean People's name through the mud is the saddest thing. If only the rest of the world realizes you are beastial creatures who represent only your animal selves.

Ethiopia is bringing Africa into disrepute and Africans should be outraged.

Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers are killing and raping civilians in Tigray. Millions are facing starvation while the authorities choke off essential relief supplies. The European Union and the United States called for an end to the atrocities and access for humanitarian agencies. Addis Ababa’s defence is that national sovereignty protects its right to do these things...

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2021 ... ias-crimes

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:39

probably you are young, you haven't heard about our savagery behaviour from your elderly agame parents,
so let's give some hint, ​I don't want to send you to deep stress.

2000 I was too young the battle already started in Ekli-mekel, so our team leader brought agame who was captured early,
and He lined up them in front us and ordered us to do what we should without any question. why b/c our leader wanted us to be savage unless otherwise, we are not fit for the job about to do.

I am not going to go too far on this, but I am very sure you got the message very well.

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 18:06

Adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
You think it's funny to be known as criminal that your tyrants have become? Or, should I say have been for some time?
Your tyrants have dragged the good name of the Eritrean people through the mud.
Beastial, listen to the real Eritrean;

Please wait, video is loading...

Aba wrote: ↑

29 May 2021, 04:09

Sebdoyeley aka adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley,
Sorry to interupt your weekend plans with your lover. Your uncle just dropped dead. Let's hope he passed it on to your other uncles.

Please wait, video is loading...

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

29 May 2021, 03:54

Brother Aswash, I knew you will be depressed, and emotional comedown, It will be okay!!!
B/c we reduce the Tigrai territory by half, we are not going to do it on the population by that much.
We are just mangling with our subject in our new colony. Take a deep breathe it may be a long night .

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 21:24

Sebdoyeley aka adghidoyeley aka begiEdoyeley:
Enjoy your weekend with your lover.

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 21:00

Don't cry,Aswash, of course, the world is not fair. Your clan is in good hand

Aba wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:46

The whole world knows about the subhuman creatures you and your Tembienai tyrant are. You're lowlives like the fascists before you. You dragging the Eritrean People's name through the mud is the saddest thing. If only the rest of the world realizes you are beastial creatures who represent only your animal selves.

Ethiopia is bringing Africa into disrepute and Africans should be outraged.

Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers are killing and raping civilians in Tigray. Millions are facing starvation while the authorities choke off essential relief supplies. The European Union and the United States called for an end to the atrocities and access for humanitarian agencies. Addis Ababa’s defence is that national sovereignty protects its right to do these things...

https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2021 ... ias-crimes

sebdoyeley wrote: ↑

28 May 2021, 20:39

probably you are young, you haven't heard about our savagery behaviour from your elderly agame parents,
so let's give some hint, ​I don't want to send you to deep stress.

2000 I was too young the battle already started in Ekli-mekel, so our team leader brought agame who was captured early,
and He lined up them in front us and ordered us to do what we should without any question. why b/c our leader wanted us to be savage unless otherwise, we are not fit for the job about to do.

I am not going to go too far on this, but I am very sure you got the message very well.