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[Zmeselo]

On Dimisi Woyane (DW), Sekuture Getachew, a senior member, has admitted to TPLF's planning & executing a preemptive strike at ENDF Northern Comm. He said,

the Israelis use of preemptive strikes on Arab states was employed as a template.

The grotesque face of Terror!

[Fiyameta]

Before the senior TPLF leader made the admission about starting the war, the TPLF cadre at Merej Forum, Awash was the first to use the word "preemptive" to describe his TPLF's terrorist activities.

Our TPLF forces preemptively disabled the Northern Command and confiscated all military hardware. I wonder where they're heading next.
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[Zmeselo]

Here's the whole interview, for those interested:

Before the senior TPLF leader made the admission about starting the war, the TPLF cadre at Merej Forum, Awash was the first to use the word "preemptive" to describe his TPLF's terrorist activities.

Our TPLF forces preemptively disabled the Northern Command and confiscated all military hardware. I wonder where they're heading next.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=235755

[abel qael]

What he said is " Tigray pre-emptively stopped an imminent war from within and without", meaning, it prevented or at least mitigated a very dangerous war that could have led to massive death on all sides- and Tigray did it, for the most part, very peacefully. The latest war was declared on Tigray at least a week or 5 days before that event, when Tigray was put on 360 degree Army Blockade ( nothing leaving or entering into tigray- not even benzene- coming in for 6 days prior), and TPLF had repeatedly warned about several "tantamount to declarations of war" that meshrfet was making on the days or few weeks prior.

[Zmeselo]

The way to treat, a snake like you!

What he said is " Tigray pre-emptively stopped an imminent war from within and without", meaning, it prevented or at least mitigated a very dangerous war that could have led to massive death on all sides- and Tigray did it, for the most part, very peacefully. The latest war was declared on Tigray at least a week or 5 days before that event, when Tigray was put on 360 degree Army Blockade ( nothing leaving or entering into tigray- not even benzene- coming in for 6 days prior), and TPLF had repeatedly warned about several "tantamount to declarations of war" that meshrfet was making on the days or few weeks prior.

[nizzy]

Did they really think they were comparable to Israel?

These fools either believe they're own lies and/or think their follow Tigrayans are morons, no wonder its difficult for them to accept they were carried to Addis by the EPLF.

[ethioscience]

አምኖ የተኛን ሰራዊት አዘናግቶ መግደል በወያኔ "መብረቃዊ ኦፕሬሽን" ከተባለ አሁን በሳምንት ውስጥ ከጉድጏድ ውስጥ ጎትቶ የማውጣቱ "ኦፕሬሽን" ምን ሊባል ነው? You must be absloutely insane to justify the killing of kids and innocent people like this ..anyway who laugh at the end laugh the best !!

[Fed_Up]

Before the senior TPLF leader made the admission about starting the war, the TPLF cadre at Merej Forum, Awash was the first to use the word "preemptive" to describe his TPLF's terrorist activities.

Our TPLF forces preemptively disabled the Northern Command and confiscated all military hardware. I wonder where they're heading next.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=235755

^^ this statement came from senior TPLF wing in the USA must be brought to justice. The US authorities (FBI) must watch the Tplf terrorist cell in the US. I saved this file for record purpose.

[Abe Abraham]

On Dimisi Woyane (DW), Sekuture Getachew, a senior member, has admitted to TPLF's planning & executing a preemptive strike at ENDF Northern Comm. He said,

the Israelis use of preemptive strikes on Arab states was employed as a template.

The grotesque face of Terror!

The guy is talking stupid. What they did has nothing to do with Israeli tactics. They committed acts of betrayal and it has backfired on them. The government is not to blame. The arrest warrant is also more than justifiable.

[Zmeselo]

Lt. General Bacha Debele, Recounts the Attack Against the ENDF’s North Command: Key Summary

[Zmeselo]

ጸገምካ ባዕልካ ፍትሓዬ: Suspending Reality

By: Dr. FikreYesus Amhazion

https://fiqre4eri.wordpress.com/2020/11 ... g-reality/

November 11, 2020

Shortly after the events in neighboring Ethiopia broke out last week, I wrote a brief piece suggesting that we all remain cautious of disinformation, misinformation, and sloppy or poor journalism. https://fiqre4eri.wordpress.com/2020/11 ... lse-flags/ In the days following that post, numerous examples of what I had cautioned people to be wary of quickly arose, leading me to put together another short piece explaining how truth and reality were becoming casualties. https://fiqre4eri.wordpress.com/2020/11 ... lty-truth/ Well, with even more outlandish and uncorroborated claims being disseminated in the past few days, here we are again. (And you know things have become particularly bad when even the BBC – hardly a paragon of truth and accuracy for things related to the Horn – is complaining about disinformation. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-54888234)

To begin, contrary to the recent claims being made by the commentariat, Eritrea is not engaged in fighting – in neighboring Ethiopia, in Badme, or elsewhere along its borders or within its own territories. Its forces are, and have been throughout the recent events, in defensive positions, alert and observant. As much as some would like the claims to be true and believed, thus helping the TPLF out of a predicament largely of its own making, there is a useful Tigrigna phrase:

ጸገምካ ባዕልካ ፍትሓዬ – xegem’ka baelkha fithayo.

However, it is highly interesting, but at the same time troubling, that on several occasions during the past week, the same “credible” sources making these latest claims confidently told us that Eritrea was engaged in heavy and fierce fighting, each time without even minimal evidence and each time being completely wrong. One may reasonably ask the following questions: Is it dishonesty or ignorance and delusion? Moreover, why and how do the sources that repeatedly provide and spread information that is wrong and false continue to be described as “credible”? Finally, why don’t we ever see any genuine attempts at clarifications and corrections?

Of course, the fact that these claims continue to be repeated, without corrections and despite their being totally contradicted by reality, is extremely disappointing, although not at all very surprising based upon the long history of “less than stellar” reporting and analysis of our region. As I have commented before, the so-called leading experts and top authorities on our region do not need a track record of wise assessments or solid analyses. Some need not even have ever set foot in the locations or met the groups of people for which they claim expertise. All they need are the circular, almost incestuous, recommendations and approval of fellow credential holders.

Importantly, some questions and considerations I raised days ago still remain relevant. In particular, even if Eritrea was fighting (which it isn’t at present), could it accurately and appropriately be described as “intervening or interfering” to attend to large-scale activities that are unfolding on territories that the international community has declared as Eritrean? Could the country be legitimately blamed or criticized?

Finally, it is interesting that we are seeing so many commentators imploring the West to “do something” or to intervene. However, the notion that the West has been failing to intervene in this region or ongoing events is not only mistaken, it is a complete and total inversion of the truth. For instance, do pause for a moment to consider just how the TPLF, ruling one of the world’s poorest nations, was able to purchase vast amounts of military hardware and arms worth billions of dollars. The indelible fact is that the West has actually been massively involved and played an important role in many of the events and developments that have led us to this point.

Based on the belief that the TPLF-led Ethiopian government was vital to protecting Western geostrategic interests and foreign policy aims, the West (led by the US) provided it with unlimited military, economic, and diplomatic cover. This was despite the fact that the TPLF’s nearly 30-years long reign over Ethiopia was marked by massive levels of corruption, harsh and violent crackdowns on civil society organizations, journalists, and all forms of dissent or opposition, the illegal invasion and military occupation of several neighboring countries, the exclusion and marginalization of several of Ethiopia’s major ethnolinguistic and religious groups from political and economic life, the denial of humanitarian and food aid from “disloyal” segments of the country, authoritarianism and stolen elections, and counterinsurgencies involving war crimes and crimes against humanity (including executions, rape, torture, arbitrary arrests, and various other abuses).

So the West should get involved and do something? It already has. And that’s a lot of why and how we got here.

[Awash]

Before the senior TPLF leader made the admission about starting the war, the TPLF cadre at Merej Forum, Awash was the first to use the word "preemptive" to describe his TPLF's terrorist activities.

Our TPLF forces preemptively disabled the Northern Command and confiscated all military hardware. I wonder where they're heading next.
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That's not what I said. What I said was:

...Don't you love this song? These Tigreans can really jam
ሸኾርተት እወ። ስሓብ ስሓብ ስሓብ ስሓብ

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