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What were the two main strategic mistakes of TPLF during its 27 years of rule of Ethiopia!

Post by Axumezana » 29 May 2025, 13:39

( 1) Failure to reestablish the new Ethiopia centered in Tigray rather than Arat Killo!

- Thirty four years ago, TPLF/EPRDF decided to govern Ethiopia from Addis Ababa, Menelik palace. That decision separated TPLF from its home base Tigray, marginalized Tigray from development and we all remember how that worked against TPLF during the Oromia riots. The physical separation of TPLF from its home base also made TPLF weak since it was not replenishing the energy it needed from the Tigray people. Based on the historical role Axum played as a corner stone of Ethiopia and knowing the fact that TPLF has to be always within the Tigray people to be effective in a sustainable manner, it is mandatory that the new Federated/Confederated Ethiopia that will be established under the leadership TPLF to have its head offices established in the historic city of Axum (This is similar to Brussels, the EU has no official Capital but Brussels hosts the official seats of various arms of the European Union). Addis Ababa must be a “Federal State” within the Federated/Confederated Ethiopia and continue as a political, diplomatic, and commercial center and metropolitan diversified city serving all the citizens of the Federated/Confederated Ethiopia in an equitable manner without any special claim by Oromos or Amharas. The capital city for the possible new sovereign Oromia (that may be established and confederated with Ethiopia) to be located out of Addis Ababa.

( 2) Keeping Isaias in power instead of removing him during the 1998-2000 war!

- The Algiers agreement with Eritrea was misguided and was a mistake. It should be the 1st stupid post war peace agreement in the world because “a defeated aggressor was appeased as if it was the victor”. TPLF and EPRDF have repetitively failed Ethiopians about Eritrea as illustrated below:

(i) The TPLF recognized the Eritrean case as colonial issue denying thousands of years history of Ethiopia

(ii) EPRDF supported the secession of Eritrea from Ethiopia without securing the Assab port and reduced Ethiopia to be the most populated country on earth without seaport

(iii) Disgracefully ended the costly border war in the year 2000 with huge cost to Ethiopia but no gain (I feel very angry about those Ethiopian soldiers who died during the hasty and unorderly withdrawal from Eritrea after the defeat of Eritrea)

(iv) Signed the most stupid post war agreement which did not bring peace and caused major economic, security damage to Ethiopia particularly to the people of Tigray

(3) The way forward
- Surely TPLF is once again coming to power & this time the new Ethiopia( Confederated/ Federated Ethiopia) should be centered in Axum

- No ፅምዶ with Isaias but uproot him & his dynasty following the upcoming war between him & Abiy

- Last but not least :


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Re: What were the two main strategic mistakes of TPLF during its 27 years of rule of Ethiopia!

Post by Axumezana » 29 May 2025, 14:01

Fiyameta your cartoon does not describe Axumezana you better develop a new one !

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Re: What were the two main strategic mistakes of TPLF during its 27 years of rule of Ethiopia!

Post by Abere » 29 May 2025, 15:08

The Two Deadly Mistakes of TPLF:

1) TPLF, in its manifesto, declared Amhara as an existential threat of Tigres; and in action, adopted its Dedebit Manual (aka constitution) of ethnic cleansing.

2) TPLF, single handedly, balkanized Ethiopia into ethnic/tribal fake federation ( an internationally banned and criminalized system of apartheid); consequently, put Tigray(the least fortunate province) into self-detention (prison).

**** Does Tigray even want TPLF? :mrgreen:


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Re: What were the two main strategic mistakes of TPLF during its 27 years of rule of Ethiopia!

Post by Axumezana » 29 May 2025, 19:18

Abere ፋኑዬ is in a mess & you better focus & spend your time to help them. TPLF cannot be rationally appraised by Abere & his kinds. TPLF has been the only successful party that survived for the last half century with a prominent legacy. It has buried so many enemies & it shall do so to the future! You should wish Amharas to have such party !

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Re: What were the two main strategic mistakes of TPLF during its 27 years of rule of Ethiopia!

Post by Abere » 29 May 2025, 20:23

You are completely wrong, Fano is evolving out to be the most fearsome force in the country and the region. I am very optimistic the difference will be resolved soon and those other Fano groups will join the Organization lead by Head Fano Eskndir Nega. It is natural to notice differences in a movement that emerged in response to the ethnic cleansing campaign waged by OLF-PP and in fact by TPLF in the first place. Having reduced TPLF to nothingness, Fano is now on a mission to do the same against OLF-PP. Remember, Fano is a very young Amhara Defense Force that earned eminence in such very short time. Now, Shabia, TPLF, OLF are in hot mess because their nightmare of the awakening of Amhara reached no point of return.

Your TPLF ate the fruit of the tree of death. RIP :mrgreen:


Axumezana wrote:
29 May 2025, 19:18
Abere ፋኑዬ is in a mess & you better focus & spend your time to help them. TPLF cannot be rationally appraised by Abere & his kinds. TPLF has been the only successful party that survived for the last half century with a prominent legacy. It has buried so many enemies & it shall do so to the future! You should wish Amharas to have such party !

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Re: What were the two main strategic mistakes of TPLF during its 27 years of rule of Ethiopia!

Post by Axumezana » 29 May 2025, 20:30

አበረ ፍየል ወዲህ ቅዝምዝም ወድያ!

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