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sesame wrote: ↑

09 Jun 2022, 13:56

Will the 12 Billion Birr that has been Allocated for Tigray in the Next Budget Pay for the Tigray Defeated Force (TDF)? I have heard very odd news, but this one beats them all. To allocate funds for a region that is under a terrorist gang is beyond bizarre. Are Ethiopians going to take this brazen insult lying down?

Ethioipa lose the war that is why. forget Ethiopia ur Eritrea also going to pay war kassa.

sesame wrote: ↑

09 Jun 2022, 13:56

Will the 12 Billion Birr that has been Allocated for Tigray in the Next Budget Pay for the Tigray Defeated Force (TDF)? I have heard very odd news, but this one beats them all. To allocate funds for a region that is under a terrorist gang is beyond bizarre. Are Ethiopians going to take this brazen insult lying down?

Tigray Defeated Force (TDF)?

Nice!!!! Oh well, it is very strange country we have. When a court of law set you free, the police refuses to let you go and for the police to reject the order of the court, well, it says it all. regarding the budget for the Sub-humans, well Abiy is part of them. He had every opportunity to put an end to them but, he doesn't want too. very strange!!!

Confusing, indeed!

Here, they're called a terrorist group.

Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister Demeke Mekonen warned over the weekend that the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs’ (OCHA) aid shipments are being exploited to secretly resupply the TPLF. He said that

Special attention should be given to prevent equipment from being transferred to the TPLF. I have noticed there are efforts to transport more fuel than allowed and some banned equipment that can be used to carry out the terror group's aims. Efforts by the customs commission and other entities to ensure control and surveillance of banned equipment should be boosted.

https://news.yahoo.com/ethiopia-accuses ... 49035.html

Obbo/Brother Sesame,

Those of us who are objective and familiar with the history of the Ethiopian Empire, aren't surprised at all. No doubt, this money is not coming from Ethiopia's government, but from its handlers, who for one reason or another, that we know already, want to keep the TPLF afloat, among other things.
Ethiopia, depending on the funds and support of the West, for its very existence and maintenance, cannot afford to say No to them, even if the government officials truly detest what is occurring.
Ethiopia's populace can't do much, seeing as how their government(s), both past and present, depend on external sources and powers for their rule to be maintained, and not on internal support; the example is Abiy and OPDO, which initially depended on TPLF/EPRDF/USA/, etc, for its rule in Oromia, and now it depends on brute forces which come in the form of the military assets available to the state of Ethiopia.

Knowing TPLF, no doubt, a good portion of the funds will be used for TDF, maybe they'll use it on their army and to fund their luxurious lifestyles of their tplf elites; and they may try their luck with Eritrea again, or they may reinvade neighboring Ethiopian states, which maybe why PIA trained thousands of Fano Amhara soldiers, so that they can defend their state well, which I am all for, because if abiy and co, for one reason or another, cannot do their job, the fano and other states of Ethiopia, will have to do it.

Do not be surprised at all !! TPLF got all its war equipment from the Ethiopian Gov't. According to one of the Ethiopian Generals who is now in prison, "ENDF left more than 200 military tracks in Mersa, Wello only to be captured by TPLF". Imagine leaving that many trucks in the hands of your enemy just in one little town. The amount of hardware and other assets that are left behind by ENDF has helped TPLF to muster enough power which is now becoming a threat to many in the Horn.

The government poured hundred billion birr (official figure) in 6 months time frame for supposedly rebuilding Tigray. WE all know how well TPLF used that money to re-arm and reorganize itself to rain hell on the country once again. If you hold your nose and try to sniff enough in to the decisions that are made by the Gov't in relation to TPLF, there is something unhealthy which in the long-run will destroy the decision makers themselves. Of course, others may think that this is strategic decision by the PM..