Mereja.Forum

The inhabitants of the kingdom of Amhara are the most civilised and
polite; and next to them the natives of Tigre, or the true Abyssins.
The rest, except the Damotes, the Gasates, and the Agaus, which
approach somewhat nearer to civility, are entirely rude and
barbarous. Among these nations the Galles, who first alarmed the
world in 1542, have remarkably distinguished themselves by the
ravages they have committed, and the terror they have raised in this
part of Africa. They neither sow their lands nor improve them by
any kind of culture; but, living upon milk and flesh, encamp like
the Arabs without any settled habitation. They practise no rites of
worship, though they believe that in the regions above there dwells
a Being that governs the world: whether by this Being they mean the
sun or the sky is not known; or, indeed, whether they have not some
conception of the God that created them. This deity they call in
their language Oul. In other matters they are yet more ignorant,
and have some customs so contrary even to the laws of nature, as
might almost afford reason to doubt whether they are endued with
reason.

written by Father Jerome Lube in 1642 A.D http://www.fullbooks.com/A-Voyage-to-Abyssinia1.html

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when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:46

when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

Best if Oromo leave the union so does the Agames. The psychological makeup of these all people hasn't changed much. Amhara was civilized and polite now just as it were 400 years ago. Galla had a culture of blood letting young or old even infants and the savagery is still here in Galla culture.

Galla doesn't believe in statehood, country or civilized nation. Just like somalia, Galla will annihilate each other if given the chance. You see, only civilized people like amhara can build civilization and disciplined society

Misraq wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:59

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:46

when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

Best if Oromo leave the union so does the Agames. The psychological makeup of these all people hasn't changed much. Amhara was civilized and polite now just as it were 400 years ago. Galla had a culture of blood letting young or old even infants and the savagery is still here in Galla culture.

Galla doesn't believe in statehood, country or civilized nation. Just like somalia, Galla will annihilate each other if given the chance. You see, only civilized people like amhara can build civilization and disciplined society

I lived in Amhara region for 8 yrs and I know the culture well. I don’t bash them the way you did , but I have seen how dirt poor they are. They basically live together with their animals in the same roof - if you call that civilization then I don’t argue with you.
For now we will let you fight the animal agames while we focus on developing our Oromia .,, puff

you dont know oromia. welega shane has stopped and banned all economic projects in western oromia only a few cities are allowed to work. most construction works fear entering many parts of oromia due to destabilization and anarchal lawlessness

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 19:09

Misraq wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:59

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:46

when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

Best if Oromo leave the union so does the Agames. The psychological makeup of these all people hasn't changed much. Amhara was civilized and polite now just as it were 400 years ago. Galla had a culture of blood letting young or old even infants and the savagery is still here in Galla culture.

Galla doesn't believe in statehood, country or civilized nation. Just like somalia, Galla will annihilate each other if given the chance. You see, only civilized people like amhara can build civilization and disciplined society

I lived in Amhara region for 8 yrs and I know the culture well. I don’t bash them the way you did , but I have seen how dirt poor they are. They basically live together with their animals in the same roof - if you call that civilization then I don’t argue with you.
For now we will let you fight the animal agames while we focus on developing our Oromia .,, puff

Wollega is just one part of Oromia you piece sh^^T aga.ame, I don't thinking hiding under a different name will make you feel " safe " scum of the earth animals are aga.ames !!!

Misraq wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:59

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:46

when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

Best if Oromo leave the union so does the Agames. The psychological makeup of these all people hasn't changed much. Amhara was civilized and polite now just as it were 400 years ago. Galla had a culture of blood letting young or old even infants and the savagery is still here in Galla culture.

Galla doesn't believe in statehood, country or civilized nation. Just like somalia, Galla will annihilate each other if given the chance. You see, only civilized people like amhara can build civilization and disciplined society

Anyone can post historical excerpts from white men that make their nation look good.
Miss rock the Agame lady,

Yet when TPLF ruled Ethiopia, you weren't saying Oromo and Agame aka your people should leave the "union."
Hmm. Interesting. I know that you want to provoke Oromo into insulting Amara's. But that's an old trick. You guys need to come up with new tricks. You and your Agame friends on here with their multiple accounts (noble Agame, union, etc) need to sit down together and think of some new stuff. At least try to be creative guys.

Sadacha Macca wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 19:35

Misraq wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:59

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:46

when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

Best if Oromo leave the union so does the Agames. The psychological makeup of these all people hasn't changed much. Amhara was civilized and polite now just as it were 400 years ago. Galla had a culture of blood letting young or old even infants and the savagery is still here in Galla culture.

Galla doesn't believe in statehood, country or civilized nation. Just like somalia, Galla will annihilate each other if given the chance. You see, only civilized people like amhara can build civilization and disciplined society

Anyone can post historical excerpts from white men that make their nation look good.
Miss rock the Agame lady,

Yet when TPLF ruled Ethiopia, you weren't saying Oromo and Agame aka your people should leave the "union."
Hmm. Interesting. I know that you want to provoke Oromo into insulting Amara's. But that's an old trick. You guys need to come up with new tricks. You and your Agame friends on here with their multiple accounts (noble Agame, union, etc) need to sit down together and think of some new stuff. At least try to be creative guys.

I always thought this miserable biaatch called Misrak is Amhara. She is Amhara who is now bitter .... but I let her focus on Wolqait. I think Abiy should alway keep TPLF in Limbo for security ..wink wink

Nah man..miss rock is Agame but she was better at hiding it than the other agames. She used to claim to be a gumuz or some other group, that just loved Amara's, which is fine but she ain't that. I remember when miss rock used to always disrespect and insult Eritreans which is an Agame trait, not an Amara trait.

Well, they know it all. They just want to take their chances by screaming kegna..kegna

If you read further into Jerome Lube’s book, he wrote how the descendants of the Portuguese army that came to Ethiopia in the preceding centuries were distinct from the natives and their mixed offspring had superior stature & intelligence never seen before in the ‘dark’ continent. In essence, he had already boxed you in the latter dominion unless you’re a descendant of Ras Wolde Selassie’s concubines whom Pearce repeatedly screwed per the Ras’s permission. So, I advise you to not take this white baboon seriously & waste your time. As all other ancient European viceroys in Africa, his account was mainly focused on our differences because that was part of their groundwork for Africa’s colonization.

Misraq wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:05

The inhabitants of the kingdom of Amhara are the most civilised and
polite; and next to them the natives of Tigre, or the true Abyssins.
The rest, except the Damotes, the Gasates, and the Agaus, which
approach somewhat nearer to civility, are entirely rude and
barbarous. Among these nations the Galles, who first alarmed the
world in 1542, have remarkably distinguished themselves by the
ravages they have committed, and the terror they have raised in this
part of Africa. They neither sow their lands nor improve them by
any kind of culture; but, living upon milk and flesh, encamp like
the Arabs without any settled habitation. They practise no rites of
worship, though they believe that in the regions above there dwells
a Being that governs the world: whether by this Being they mean the
sun or the sky is not known; or, indeed, whether they have not some
conception of the God that created them. This deity they call in
their language Oul. In other matters they are yet more ignorant,
and have some customs so contrary even to the laws of nature, as
might almost afford reason to doubt whether they are endued with
reason.

written by Father Jerome Lube in 1642 A.D http://www.fullbooks.com/A-Voyage-to-Abyssinia1.html

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:46

when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

the other loser Isayas ! ???? Please explain if you don't mind..

Dedebit is always dedeb
R.I.P Abay Tigray and TPLF terrorist group

Selam/ wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 20:19

If you read further into Jerome Lube’s book, he wrote how the descendants of the Portuguese army that came to Ethiopia in the preceding centuries were distinct from the natives and their mixed offspring had superior stature & intelligence never seen before in the ‘dark’ continent. In essence, he had already boxed you in the latter dominion unless you’re a descendant of Ras Wolde Selassie’s concubines whom Pearce repeatedly screwed per the Ras’s permission. So, I advice you not to take this white baboon seriously & waste your time. As all other ancient European viceroys in Africa, his account was mainly focused on our differences because that was part of their groundwork for Africa’s colonization.

Misraq wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:05

The inhabitants of the kingdom of Amhara are the most civilised and
polite; and next to them the natives of Tigre, or the true Abyssins.
The rest, except the Damotes, the Gasates, and the Agaus, which
approach somewhat nearer to civility, are entirely rude and
barbarous. Among these nations the Galles, who first alarmed the
world in 1542, have remarkably distinguished themselves by the
ravages they have committed, and the terror they have raised in this
part of Africa. They neither sow their lands nor improve them by
any kind of culture; but, living upon milk and flesh, encamp like
the Arabs without any settled habitation. They practise no rites of
worship, though they believe that in the regions above there dwells
a Being that governs the world: whether by this Being they mean the
sun or the sky is not known; or, indeed, whether they have not some
conception of the God that created them. This deity they call in
their language Oul. In other matters they are yet more ignorant,
and have some customs so contrary even to the laws of nature, as
might almost afford reason to doubt whether they are endued with
reason.

written by Father Jerome Lube in 1642 A.D http://www.fullbooks.com/A-Voyage-to-Abyssinia1.html

Co-signed !

Hawzen wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 20:35

ethiopian wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 18:46

when you lack self confidence you satisfy this void by siting colonial time " writers " whom nobody heard of. The time is now bro - We the Oromos are in charge of our destiny including leaving the union at will if we need to. Can you stop this train ??? I dare you . For now we gave you a home work of fighting the other animals ( the aga,ames ) and deal with the other loser Isayas !

the other loser Isayas ! ???? Please explain if you don't mind..

Dedebit is always dedeb
R.I.P Abay Tigray and TPLF terrorist group

His rigid stance hurt Eritrea ! Poor diplomacy and stubbornness… that is what I was trying to refer.

የትኛው ፍጡር የ21ኛው ክፍለዘመን ፍጥረት ነው? የ12 አመቷን ኢትዮጵያዊት ልጃገረድ ጠላፊዎቿን አባርሮ ለ4 ቀናት ጠብቆ ለቤተሰቦቿ ያስረከበው የዱር አንበሳ ወይስ የወለጋ ኦሮሞዎች 4000 አማራዎችን ካረዱ በኋል "ወላሂ የዛሬን ተውኝ እንጅ ደግሜ አማራ አልሆንም" እያለች እየተማጸነች ያለችውን ልጃ ገረድ ያረዱት እንድሁም ከ 1ሚልዮን በላይ ጌድዎችን ያፈናቀሉት የጨፈጨፉት የጉጅ ኦሮሞዎች? ከዛሬ 500 አመታት በፊት በነበረው እንሰሳዊ ባህርይ አልደነቅም አሁን ባለው እንሰሳዊ ባህርይ ግን ይደንቀኛል።

እስኪ የመራራ ጉድና፤ የበቀለ ገሪባ ወዘተ ኦሮሙማዎች ከ16ኛው ክፍለ ዘመን ኦሮሞዎች ያሳዩት የአይነት ልዩነት አብራሩት። የባህል ለውጥ ነው ሰውን የሚያሻሽለው ጎጅ ባህል ተሸክሞ አሁን እየጎዱ ለመኖር መሞከር ወንጅል ነው።


https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna8305836

Almost a century ago 6 million Jews were exterminated by Nazi Germans. No one called all 67 Million Germans savages.

Abere wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 21:03

የትኛው ፍጡር የ21ኛው ክፍለዘመን ፍጥረት ነው? የ12 አመቷን ኢትዮጵያዊት ልጃገረድ ጠላፊዎቿን አባርሮ ለ4 ቀናት ጠብቆ ለቤተሰቦቿ ያስረከበው የዱር አንበሳ ወይስ የወለጋ ኦሮሞዎች 4000 አማራዎችን ካረዱ በኋል "ወላሂ የዛሬን ተውኝ እንጅ ደግሜ አማራ አልሆንም" እያለች እየተማጸነች ያለችውን ልጃ ገረድ ያረዱት እንድሁም ከ 1ሚልዮን በላይ ጌድዎችን ያፈናቀሉት የጨፈጨፉት የጉጅ ኦሮሞዎች? ከዛሬ 500 አመታት በፊት በነበረው እንሰሳዊ ባህርይ አልደነቅም አሁን ባለው እንሰሳዊ ባህርይ ግን ይደንቀኛል።

እስኪ የመራራ ጉድና፤ የበቀለ ገሪባ ወዘተ ኦሮሙማዎች ከ16ኛው ክፍለ ዘመን ኦሮሞዎች ያሳዩት የአይነት ልዩነት አብራሩት። የባህል ለውጥ ነው ሰውን የሚያሻሽለው ጎጅ ባህል ተሸክሞ አሁን እየጎዱ ለመኖር መሞከር ወንጅል ነው።

https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna8305836

Abere wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 21:03

የትኛው ፍጡር የ21ኛው ክፍለዘመን ፍጥረት ነው? የ12 አመቷን ኢትዮጵያዊት ልጃገረድ ጠላፊዎቿን አባርሮ ለ4 ቀናት ጠብቆ ለቤተሰቦቿ ያስረከበው የዱር አንበሳ ወይስ የወለጋ ኦሮሞዎች 4000 አማራዎችን ካረዱ በኋል "ወላሂ የዛሬን ተውኝ እንጅ ደግሜ አማራ አልሆንም" እያለች እየተማጸነች ያለችውን ልጃ ገረድ ያረዱት እንድሁም ከ 1ሚልዮን በላይ ጌድዎችን ያፈናቀሉት የጨፈጨፉት የጉጅ ኦሮሞዎች? ከዛሬ 500 አመታት በፊት በነበረው እንሰሳዊ ባህርይ አልደነቅም አሁን ባለው እንሰሳዊ ባህርይ ግን ይደንቀኛል።

እስኪ የመራራ ጉድና፤ የበቀለ ገሪባ ወዘተ ኦሮሙማዎች ከ16ኛው ክፍለ ዘመን ኦሮሞዎች ያሳዩት የአይነት ልዩነት አብራሩት። የባህል ለውጥ ነው ሰውን የሚያሻሽለው ጎጅ ባህል ተሸክሞ አሁን እየጎዱ ለመኖር መሞከር ወንጅል ነው።

https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna8305836

stop defecating through your mouth. IN Oromia Millions of Amharas are living now and have lived for Centuries in peace. They will continue to live !

Abere only knows how to insult and generalize, his posts seem like he's angrily typing away as he posts, like the meme of the cat typing fastly on the keyboard.
His low IQ can easily be seen from those actions alone. Due to the agames who are well known for trolling with various accounts belonging to one person, such as noble Agame aka wishyeee aka right aka union aka present, posing as members of various ethnic groups: I don't believe any Amara is on here except for maybe people like sam, za ilmak or whatever, that's about it, and Selam never confirmed what ethnicity she is. But she seems to be a honest person who is amenable to reason.


Horus I believe to be gurage for sure but he couldn't hide his anti Oromo bias even if he were offered a billion dollars to do so. I know gurage they are good people, many are married to Oromo, and I have some in my family. I am part Silte even though Many of them don't want to be associated with gurage, which is a decision I respect. So I know way better than to generalize all gurage based on a few here and there. Even the Agames, I try to not generalize them all as being opportunistic liars. I only use Agame for the TPLF cyber cadres not the average tegaru who hasn't backed TPLF or etc.

“Do not lead us into temptation, but deliver us from evil” (Matthew 6:13).

The fact that I get everyone confused about my ethnicity proves my hatred toward tribalism and tribal bias and that I have overcome such temptations.

Sadacha Macca wrote: ↑

23 Aug 2022, 21:33

Abere only knows how to insult and generalize, his posts seem like he's angrily typing away as he posts, like the meme of the cat typing fastly on the keyboard.
His low IQ can easily be seen from those actions alone. Due to the agames who are well known for trolling with various accounts belonging to one person, such as noble Agame aka wishyeee aka right aka union aka present, posing as members of various ethnic groups: I don't believe any Amara is on here except for maybe people like sam, za ilmak or whatever, that's about it, and Selam never confirmed what ethnicity she is. But she seems to be a honest person who is amenable to reason.


Horus I believe to be gurage for sure but he couldn't hide his anti Oromo bias even if he were offered a billion dollars to do so. I know gurage they are good people, many are married to Oromo, and I have some in my family. I am part Silte even though Many of them don't want to be associated with gurage, which is a decision I respect. So I know way better than to generalize all gurage based on a few here and there. Even the Agames, I try to not generalize them all as being opportunistic liars. I only use Agame for the TPLF cyber cadres not the average tegaru who hasn't backed TPLF or etc.