Oromos proved themsleves un capable of defending Afar and Amhara Region from TPLF. simply because some oromos are selfish and cant bring ethiopians together when they have a chance to. Many thought when abiy came to power that oromos will rule ethiopia for long and could be a new force of positivity with in the horn. well that is wrong now. somali rule somali. afar rule afar. gambella rule gambela. SNNPR rule SNNPR. Amhara rule Amhara.
Oromos are simply uncappable of leading ethiopias 80 ethnics. many Oromos like Sadacha are to into village politics and have lost the chance to rule ethiopia. now we will rule ourselves and become more and more autonomous from such selfish corrupted politicians
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Re: sadacha macha
There's so many ways I can address your points.
1-Did Oromo's have a choice, and select Abiy as their leader? No.
2-If Abiy fails, does that mean that all Oromo's failed, or does that just mean that he failed and his govt failed?
It's like this: if some Amhara's, let's say, a handful, failed a test, or failed to do something, does that mean all Amhara's are failures/incapable/etc? Or does it mean that, that specific group of Amhara's failed?
If you are an Amhara, which I doubt, you should be wanting Amhara's to defend themselves, you cannot depend on anyone, to be honest you guys have the numbers, the resources, you just need the weapons, the leadership & unity-these are things that the Tigrayan's appear to have.
Abiy and his government could not, and did not, even defend Oromia, the place they claim as home, so what makes you think that they are in a position to defend Amhara's, or Afar's?
I think Abiy expected this war to be done quick, if he used overwhelming power-like drones, the air force, Amhara forces, eritrean forces, and the army; but it appears that, he made a big mistake. Now he is doing the same things Mengistu did- and we all know, what happened to Mengistu in the end.
Yes-I want Oromia to be strong first, it takes strong cities and villages, to make a strong province, adelem ende?...After that, then we can focus on the bigger picture, which is Ethiopia, I do not believe in secession or disintegrating Ethiopia, but I believe we should all elect our own leaders and have some sort of autonomy- so that nobody feels like they are being dominated by others.
Then, we meet in addis,/finfinne, when it comes to matters of mutual importance, like military affairs, the economy, minamen.
1-Did Oromo's have a choice, and select Abiy as their leader? No.
2-If Abiy fails, does that mean that all Oromo's failed, or does that just mean that he failed and his govt failed?
It's like this: if some Amhara's, let's say, a handful, failed a test, or failed to do something, does that mean all Amhara's are failures/incapable/etc? Or does it mean that, that specific group of Amhara's failed?
If you are an Amhara, which I doubt, you should be wanting Amhara's to defend themselves, you cannot depend on anyone, to be honest you guys have the numbers, the resources, you just need the weapons, the leadership & unity-these are things that the Tigrayan's appear to have.
Abiy and his government could not, and did not, even defend Oromia, the place they claim as home, so what makes you think that they are in a position to defend Amhara's, or Afar's?
I think Abiy expected this war to be done quick, if he used overwhelming power-like drones, the air force, Amhara forces, eritrean forces, and the army; but it appears that, he made a big mistake. Now he is doing the same things Mengistu did- and we all know, what happened to Mengistu in the end.
Yes-I want Oromia to be strong first, it takes strong cities and villages, to make a strong province, adelem ende?...After that, then we can focus on the bigger picture, which is Ethiopia, I do not believe in secession or disintegrating Ethiopia, but I believe we should all elect our own leaders and have some sort of autonomy- so that nobody feels like they are being dominated by others.
Then, we meet in addis,/finfinne, when it comes to matters of mutual importance, like military affairs, the economy, minamen.