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Condemn Abi’s Drums of War — Stop Feeding the Flames Before Peace Is Lost.

We need to wage war against the illiteracy and shocking ignorance present in Ethiopia. The prevalence of Low IQ among Ethiopian politicians and military figures is one of the main reasons why Ethiopia is experiencing a long-term bondage and servitude. See what I mean?

Fiyameta wrote: ↑

15 Nov 2025, 12:08

We need to wage war against the illiteracy and shocking ignorance present in Ethiopia. The prevalence of Low IQ among Ethiopian politicians and military figures is one of the main reasons why Ethiopia is experiencing a long-term bondage and servitude. See what I mean?

I totally agree but, Is there light at the end of the tunnel? This is a question I keep asking myself all the time.now days.

eritrea wrote: ↑

15 Nov 2025, 13:12

Fiyameta wrote: ↑

15 Nov 2025, 12:08

We need to wage war against the illiteracy and shocking ignorance present in Ethiopia. The prevalence of Low IQ among Ethiopian politicians and military figures is one of the main reasons why Ethiopia is experiencing a long-term bondage and servitude. See what I mean?

I totally agree but, Is there light at the end of the tunnel? This is a question I keep asking myself all the time.now days.

When my family moved to our current home back in 2015, I remember going to the nearest gas station and saw a habesha looking guy working there, and when I asked him if he was an Ethiopian, he got offended by my question and said "No, I'm an Oromo!" with an angry tone.

10 years later, the same guy still works at the gas station, except he's now donning "an Ethiopian" persona and preaches about the Prosperity Gospel. It's really hard to keep up with the national identity of these people that changes with each passing regime. May be Ethiopia is just an illusion, a Neo-colonial construct held together by foreign aid, without which it ceases to exist.

Fiyameta wrote: ↑

15 Nov 2025, 13:28

When my family moved to our current home back in 2015, I remember going to the nearest gas station and saw a habesha looking guy working there, and when I asked him if he was an Ethiopian, he got offended by my question and said "No, I'm an Oromo!" with an angry tone.

10 years later, the same guy still works at the gas station, except he's now donning "an Ethiopian" persona and preaches about the Prosperity Gospel. It's really hard to keep up with the national identity of these people that changes with each passing regime. May be Ethiopia is just an illusion, a Neo-colonial construct held together by foreign aid, without which it ceases to exist.

I totally agree with you on this as well. There is a complete lack of logical thinking in the country to the south. And it is important to think from that perspective going forward.