No country of this world should be compelled to negotiate with an entity which is engaged in act of terrorism and declared as such by the sovereign country's authority.
America can go and negotiate with terrorists, like IS, but shouldn't be allowed to compell other independent and sovereign nations of the world to engage in such a business. This is not a good precedence and will make the world less safe for its citizens. It puts world peace at risk.
If any country of this world is to be compelled to negotiate with a terrorist, then Ethiopia has no reason to be the first on this regard.
If Ethiopia is going to negotiate with the Tigriyan Junta, Ethiopia will never be a more safe place for its citizens and Ethiopians have deserved to have a better future and safe country.
For Ethiopians to lead a safe live in the future TPLF needs to be defeated, America didn't negotiate with the Nazis, and Europe became a better and more safe for its citizens after the defeat of the Nazis. The same logic is true for the people of Ethiopia and the tigriyan Junta.
America hands off Ethiopia!
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Re: The Key Point: No Negotiation With Terrorist(s)
Bravo, Ambassador Fitsum Arega!
Yes, no negotiations with terrorists, which would have then entice future trison and mutiny against the national security and the wellbeing of our people.
Ethiopia and TPLF are not negotiation partners, Ethiopia should descipline the problem makers first. There should be an accountability. Without accountability there will be no rule of law, in the absence of rule of law, there will be no safety and security in the country in the future.
Punish the trouble makers first and then we discuss the rest afterwards.
Ethiopia is on the right path, Abasanjo can go home and take a rest!
Yes, no negotiations with terrorists, which would have then entice future trison and mutiny against the national security and the wellbeing of our people.
Ethiopia and TPLF are not negotiation partners, Ethiopia should descipline the problem makers first. There should be an accountability. Without accountability there will be no rule of law, in the absence of rule of law, there will be no safety and security in the country in the future.
Punish the trouble makers first and then we discuss the rest afterwards.
Ethiopia is on the right path, Abasanjo can go home and take a rest!
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DefendTheTruth
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Re: The Key Point: No Negotiation With Terrorist(s)
The West's demand is clear: they don't miss to state their demand at any time, which is negotiation. They made it abundantly clear about it, cover is human rights.
American government and its allies don't care about human rights, take a short time and listen to the following clip, where Mr. Flippo (?), who is speaking on behalf of of "Sanctions Kill" and America is sanctioning to kill.
He also eloquently pointed out that those who are demanding negotiations, these are those on the losing side.
Even TPLF is a testimony to this general idea, it claimed it is not ready to negotiate when it thought the tide is on its side, be that real or perceived.
Defeating the enemy is the only solution.
Yes, they are killing us (with their sanctions) but we will not succumb and we don't accept their demand, we will not negotiate with a terrorist.
JusticeForAll in the world. We demand a new world order.
American government and its allies don't care about human rights, take a short time and listen to the following clip, where Mr. Flippo (?), who is speaking on behalf of of "Sanctions Kill" and America is sanctioning to kill.
He also eloquently pointed out that those who are demanding negotiations, these are those on the losing side.
Even TPLF is a testimony to this general idea, it claimed it is not ready to negotiate when it thought the tide is on its side, be that real or perceived.
Defeating the enemy is the only solution.
Yes, they are killing us (with their sanctions) but we will not succumb and we don't accept their demand, we will not negotiate with a terrorist.
JusticeForAll in the world. We demand a new world order.