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Let the Agaw Reclaim Agawia from Amaras, as Israel did from the Arabs!

I think Oromo nationalists should help the Agaw to reclaim Agawia (Agaw Midir) from the Amara, just as Israelis took back their land from the Arabs. Northern part of Ethiopia (specially Amara region) is originally Agaw Midir and certain parts were part of Oromia. Now, it is high time to empower the Agaw in order to help them revive and thrive. Some prominent figures like Ato Zemene Kasse, who is Agaw from Gojjam, should be awackend to come back to their priori identity and fight for Agaw people instead of being proud of their false identity (being Amara). The very conscious Agaw nationalists have to be promoted to take power in Amara region. Agawigna should grow to the state of being primary working language of the region and If necessary, the name of the region should be changed to Agawia. Of course areas like Raya, Shoa and Wallo will be reintegrated to Oromia. Revival of Agawia, in which Gondar, Wolqayit, Gojjam and Lalibella shall be included, is mandatory for the long term survival and stability of Oropia (Oromumma led Ethiopia).
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Denkoro here are some questions

1) Q. can Palestinian people travel freely in Israel?
A. NO!

2) Can Palestinian have their own zone in Israel?
A. NO

3) can Palestinian build a house in Jerusalem?
A. NO

agew in amhara

1) has its own zone Awi zone and hemre zone
2) has its own language schools
3) has its own miltia police and conscripted into regional special forces
4) has mobility rights and can live anywhere in Amhara
5) the biggest obstacle for agew is not amhaea but rather tigray and oromo who try to divide agew and amhara in hopes of dehumanzing god given freedoms and right to peace and unity for both population

No question that the priory identity of most people in Amara region, specially in Gondar, Qimant, Gojjam, Wag, Awi and Lalibela is Agawnet, even through most of them speak Amarigna. They were converted to Amarigna speakers through expansion of the rule of the so called Solomon dynasty after the 1270 over take of power from Zagwe dynasty of the Agaw rule. Shoa and Wallo parts of Amara region belong to the converted Oromo, who were victims of the same assimilation mechanism. Surely, these two areas will rejoin Oromia in near future. I think, it is now high time to change the name of Amhara region to Agawia (Agaw Land) and to promote Agawigna to working language of the region. Such promotion of Agawigna is tantamount to renaissance of Agaw people’s priori identity in their own regional area.

so what about converted amharas in Selale, Sendafa, Yarar, and all lands east and north of Addis? That should go back to being Amhara! Amharic language was spoken in Yarer and Entoto for 1000 years. as the Teff farmers all know it is amhara who gave Teff into the region changing the landscape into farmlands

As for language the agew do not share their language with as such it cannot be taught but I recommend agewgna to be taught for amharas so they can stop any anti fano movements in support of locals who shall be future members of fano both agew and amhara will be fano which is harmonious and gives highest levels of freedom and empowerment. In our highlander abysinnia. And as well have amharas having our own secret language

Amharas is the heart of Abysinnia!

Recently, I could observe that Oromo nationalists are dedicated to promote the very essential cultural and political revival of the great Agaw nation. As far as the information I have till now is concerned, in the ancient and modern history of Cushitic peoples, it is almost becoming clear that Oromo nation is the root and stalk of all other Cushites, including the Agaw. The Oromo being initially Waaqeffataa nation, the Agaw started to have a new orientation towards Judaism, being influenced by Jewish immigrants, who came to Cush kingdom about 3000 years ago. Despite such small differences, not only the Agaw, but all Cushitic nations in the Horn of Africa seem to be further derivations from the Oromo and yet having certain conflicts in some areas. Here, it is enough to look at common history and/or conflict history of the Agaw and Oromo nations because of the fact that Agaw-Midir is the north-western neighbour of Biyya-Oromo with the worse experience of being a victim in the Habeshanization process (which is sometimes seen as method of being converted from Waaqeffannaa of the Oromo and Judaism of the Agaw to Orthodox Christianity of the Habeshas). As it had been already well recorded, the Habeshanized parts of Agaw have got a conflict for many years specially with non-Habeshanized parts of the Oromo.