DDT ማድሮ እና ሚስቱ አሜሪካ ዘብጥያ በማውረዷ እጅግ ተረብሿል። ተረጋጋ! አብይ እና ዝናሽን ዘብጥያ የሚያርውዳቸው ፋኖ ነው - ኒዮርክ ሳይሆን ባህዳር ወይ ወልድያ ላይ ለፍርድ ይቀርባሉ።
Posted: 04 Jan 2026, 17:54
DDTማድሮ እና ሚስቱ አሜሪካ ላፍ አድርጋ ዘብጥያ በማውረዷ እጅግ ተረብሿል። ተረጋጋ! አብይ እና ዝናሽን ዘብጥያ የሚያውዳቸው ፋኖ ነው - ኒዮርክ ሳይሆን ባህዳር ወይ ወልድያ ላይ ለፍርድ ይቀርባሉ - ጭፍጨፋ በፈጸሙበት ህዝብ።
I have never seen or read of anyone who took pleasure in causing pain, spilled innocent blood, and exalted themselves who, in the end, went unpunished. Even when society creates loopholes, history shows that judgment still arrives.
Adolf Hitler, who built an empire on cruelty and mass murder, ended isolated, defeated, and remembered as a symbol of evil rather than greatness. Benito Mussolini, once celebrated and feared, was abandoned by his supporters and met a humiliating public end. Pol Pot, responsible for the deaths of millions, spent his final years hiding, sick, and stripped of power, dying without honor.
Even on smaller scales, tyrants, war criminals, and abusers often fall through exposure, imprisonment, exile, or the collapse of everything they built. Their names become warnings, not legacies. And those who enabled them - officials, collaborators, and silent supporters, were later tried, disgraced, or lived under the weight of shame and accountability.
History repeatedly shows that cruelty may rise for a time, but it never escapes consequence. When justice does not come through human systems, it comes through loss, downfall, isolation, or the irreversible judgment of memory itself. The enablers of cruelty, too, are rarely spared the same fate.
I have never seen or read of anyone who took pleasure in causing pain, spilled innocent blood, and exalted themselves who, in the end, went unpunished. Even when society creates loopholes, history shows that judgment still arrives.
Adolf Hitler, who built an empire on cruelty and mass murder, ended isolated, defeated, and remembered as a symbol of evil rather than greatness. Benito Mussolini, once celebrated and feared, was abandoned by his supporters and met a humiliating public end. Pol Pot, responsible for the deaths of millions, spent his final years hiding, sick, and stripped of power, dying without honor.
Even on smaller scales, tyrants, war criminals, and abusers often fall through exposure, imprisonment, exile, or the collapse of everything they built. Their names become warnings, not legacies. And those who enabled them - officials, collaborators, and silent supporters, were later tried, disgraced, or lived under the weight of shame and accountability.
History repeatedly shows that cruelty may rise for a time, but it never escapes consequence. When justice does not come through human systems, it comes through loss, downfall, isolation, or the irreversible judgment of memory itself. The enablers of cruelty, too, are rarely spared the same fate.