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DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑

28 Jun 2024, 15:44

But it seems the oldie has lost already by a knockout (during yesterday's televised debate), can someone more familiar with the issue update us briefly here?

አብዪን የነካ የለዉም በረካ ሆነ ነገሩ ሁሉ ሳ?

DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑

29 Jun 2024, 09:30

Aberu,

me hypocrite?

How many times should I repeat myself before you can finally grasp what is at stake here?

You can never escape the generational trap of Ethiopian students of copy & paste. You see something in remote and suddenly think about how to copy it to local situations. This is a curse, in my view. It made us pay heavily!

America can possibly change its leaders at any moment and still afford to sustain itself, probably without much side effects to its setup. That doesn't mean Ethiopia can also withstand such a situation. Ethiopia could afford anything but instability at this moment of its long history. Instabile Ethiopia will automatically lead to an instabile HoA region, like it or not. Avoiding instability should be the top priority of the nation at the moment.

To ensure for a lasting stability in the country there should be some sort of pre-agreed on mechanism of transfer of power, among others. That mechanism shouldn't also include raising one's guns and chasing out those currently in office and place oneself there. This is a vicious cycle that brought us where we are today.

Why should I repeat the same thing and expect a different thing this time around?`That is a sign of insanity, if nothing else.

Anyone can be in the office as far as that body tried to adhere on the pre-agreed on rule of the game and tries to remedy the problems we already in.

We may not have yet a bullet proof mechanism but we should try to build it piece by piece and reach there down the road.

As far as that principle is upheld anybody can be at the helm of state power in the country, be that an Oromo, Amhara, Tigre, Guraghe, Somali, or any of the more than 80 or so different groupings. The crap claim of we are the first class Ethiopians and the rest are our inferiors should also end with the current Amhara extremists, who have primarily brought a ruin to the Amhara people themselves by that claim. Draw your lesson, if you want to move an inch forward.

We shouldn't control who is in power but the way that body comes to power, as far as I am concerned.

At the core of Ethiopia's current problem is that the nation couldn't feed itself enough and has to beg for external handouts. This should stop ASAP. We can't have both ways, on one side claiming we are proud nation and at the same time turn around and beg others for help. It has to stop!

If you care about Ethiopia and its proud history then you have to also feel embarrassed about it, when the likes of Shabos' puppies name call us like a symbol of hunger, practically.

It is painful to me to see somebody as Shabos trying to disparage my people in such a way and that era should end with my generation and the generations coming after me should regain their true dignity back. If you care about Ethiopia. But you are a certain power hungry mole who puts that ambition over anything else. I am ashamed of your likes.

If you are not yet ready to put the interest of the nation over that of your sectarian ones, then you can go to hell, I care less and I will keep defending Ethiopia with all of its constituents.

Gabito? I doubt though.

DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑

29 Jun 2024, 09:30

Aberu,

me hypocrite?

How many times should I repeat myself before you can finally grasp what is at stake here?

You can never escape the generational trap of Ethiopian students of copy & paste. You see something in remote and suddenly think about how to copy it to local situations. This is a curse, in my view. It made us pay heavily!

America can possibly change its leaders at any moment and still afford to sustain itself, probably without much side effects to its setup. That doesn't mean Ethiopia can also withstand such a situation. Ethiopia could afford anything but instability at this moment of its long history. Instabile Ethiopia will automatically lead to an instabile HoA region, like it or not. Avoiding instability should be the top priority of the nation at the moment.

To ensure for a lasting stability in the country there should be some sort of pre-agreed on mechanism of transfer of power, among others. That mechanism shouldn't also include raising one's guns and chasing out those currently in office and place oneself there. This is a vicious cycle that brought us where we are today.

Why should I repeat the same thing and expect a different thing this time around?`That is a sign of insanity, if nothing else.

Anyone can be in the office as far as that body tried to adhere on the pre-agreed on rule of the game and tries to remedy the problems we already in.

We may not have yet a bullet proof mechanism but we should try to build it piece by piece and reach there down the road.

As far as that principle is upheld anybody can be at the helm of state power in the country, be that an Oromo, Amhara, Tigre, Guraghe, Somali, or any of the more than 80 or so different groupings. The crap claim of we are the first class Ethiopians and the rest are our inferiors should also end with the current Amhara extremists, who have primarily brought a ruin to the Amhara people themselves by that claim. Draw your lesson, if you want to move an inch forward.

We shouldn't control who is in power but the way that body comes to power, as far as I am concerned.

At the core of Ethiopia's current problem is that the nation couldn't feed itself enough and has to beg for external handouts. This should stop ASAP. We can't have both ways, on one side claiming we are proud nation and at the same time turn around and beg others for help. It has to stop!

If you care about Ethiopia and its proud history then you have to also feel embarrassed about it, when the likes of Shabos' puppies name call us like a symbol of hunger, practically.

It is painful to me to see somebody as Shabos trying to disparage my people in such a way and that era should end with my generation and the generations coming after me should regain their true dignity back. If you care about Ethiopia. But you are a certain power hungry mole who puts that ambition over anything else. I am ashamed of your likes.

If you are not yet ready to put the interest of the nation over that of your sectarian ones, then you can go to hell, I care less and I will keep defending Ethiopia with all of its constituents.

Gabito? I doubt though.

Abere wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 11:37

DDT,

You are fool. The U.S. can change the person in the drivers seat, but it will never stop doing what it should be doing. That means the succeeding driver drives in the same lane as adopted as by the preceding driver. Your whining here sounds to me a poor man wish of counting days "When today goes away, tomorrow will have better day" . That poor man forgets the fact that what he is doing determines the outcome of tomorrow. Tomorrow starts today - he only factors in "time/day of the year" in the equation for the determination of his future, removed himself out of it. In short, I know you are crying for Abiy Ahmed. But Abiy Ahmed is the worst enemy of himself - he has no other enemy than himself. Where has "No More sh!t gone"? Who stopped it? How many days/nights were he fl!rted with Mike Hammer in Pretoria?

DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑

29 Jun 2024, 09:30

Aberu,

me hypocrite?

How many times should I repeat myself before you can finally grasp what is at stake here?

You can never escape the generational trap of Ethiopian students of copy & paste. You see something in remote and suddenly think about how to copy it to local situations. This is a curse, in my view. It made us pay heavily!

America can possibly change its leaders at any moment and still afford to sustain itself, probably without much side effects to its setup. That doesn't mean Ethiopia can also withstand such a situation. Ethiopia could afford anything but instability at this moment of its long history. Instabile Ethiopia will automatically lead to an instabile HoA region, like it or not. Avoiding instability should be the top priority of the nation at the moment.

To ensure for a lasting stability in the country there should be some sort of pre-agreed on mechanism of transfer of power, among others. That mechanism shouldn't also include raising one's guns and chasing out those currently in office and place oneself there. This is a vicious cycle that brought us where we are today.

Why should I repeat the same thing and expect a different thing this time around?`That is a sign of insanity, if nothing else.

Anyone can be in the office as far as that body tried to adhere on the pre-agreed on rule of the game and tries to remedy the problems we already in.

We may not have yet a bullet proof mechanism but we should try to build it piece by piece and reach there down the road.

As far as that principle is upheld anybody can be at the helm of state power in the country, be that an Oromo, Amhara, Tigre, Guraghe, Somali, or any of the more than 80 or so different groupings. The crap claim of we are the first class Ethiopians and the rest are our inferiors should also end with the current Amhara extremists, who have primarily brought a ruin to the Amhara people themselves by that claim. Draw your lesson, if you want to move an inch forward.

We shouldn't control who is in power but the way that body comes to power, as far as I am concerned.

At the core of Ethiopia's current problem is that the nation couldn't feed itself enough and has to beg for external handouts. This should stop ASAP. We can't have both ways, on one side claiming we are proud nation and at the same time turn around and beg others for help. It has to stop!

If you care about Ethiopia and its proud history then you have to also feel embarrassed about it, when the likes of Shabos' puppies name call us like a symbol of hunger, practically.

It is painful to me to see somebody as Shabos trying to disparage my people in such a way and that era should end with my generation and the generations coming after me should regain their true dignity back. If you care about Ethiopia. But you are a certain power hungry mole who puts that ambition over anything else. I am ashamed of your likes.

If you are not yet ready to put the interest of the nation over that of your sectarian ones, then you can go to hell, I care less and I will keep defending Ethiopia with all of its constituents.

Gabito? I doubt though.

Abere wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 12:40

DDT,

You are making an empty whining. What would be in store for Ethiopia if either Biden re-elected or Trump elected? You have to answer that, first. ድመት ባለቤትሽ 50 ላም ወለደለት ወተት ትጠግቢያለሽ ሲሏት ለእኔ ያው ገሌ ( በሸክላ ወጭ ስባሪ) -- < 50 ቢታለብ ያው በገሌ ነው እንዳለችው ድመት።> ይመስላል።

Your destiny right in the palm of your hand. You first prostituted with Western politicians , when they later slapped your face you crying foul - because they refused to pay for you after get assaulted on your own volution. Fool Orommuma, again, where has "No more gone"

What the hell are you talking? How is your Gedu Andarge ( PP-OLF servant) be a role model? Please keep all your condoms wherever you want them. When you cannot stand truth, you run name calling and barking like a puppy dog. Abere is a man of himself. He only speaks what he thinks right. Sh!t orroommuumma is right - by any measure it is not the manifestation of human behavior. Who let the Orommuma dog out? Gedu Andargchew.

Do not worry, there will be a leash on your neck and taken to custody.

__ Why do you care who would be the next President of America? How is this going to affect Ethiopia? Was not it under Trump who allged to have said " Blow that damn dam, that is Aby Dam", Was not Trump alleged to have called African countries "sh!thole", or are you supporting him because he openly said " He gave the Nobel Peace Prize to Abiy Ahemd", which soon Abiy became the equivalence of Adolhp Hitler ( who also was a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize".

__ You are a welfare freeloader, you will elect democrat, but you are pretending as if you would not elect Biden. For me it does not make any difference between the two. But, you are blaming Abiy Ahmed's failure on the U.S. while he has been f!lrting them. When are you stupid Oroommumma querroo take responsibility for your failure? You are externalizing your own failure.

DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2024, 12:59

But in this case it has no bearing, Ethiopians have risen up and decided to take their own fate into their own hands, only sleepy like you are expecting their "fortunes" from somebody else. We will see what Gedu Andargachew will bring in hereby.

DefendTheTruth wrote: ↑

15 Jul 2024, 11:37

I said it already and it's a knockout, no other way to describe it.