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[DefendTheTruth]

Why they hate him?

He wants to remove ignorance from its base in the society, which is the cause of much of the ills we found ourselves in today. Those who oppose him want to sustain the status quo and keep galloping on the back of those the fertile ground of ignorance could avail to them. He is shaking the ground, the base. His opponents sense that is going to be the end of the ground where they exploited so far, the longer they fail to remove him the more certain it will be that their bases would be demolished to the ground.

የአብርሆት ቤተ መጻህፍት ምረቃ ስነሰርዐት፣

[DefendTheTruth]

The next time I will visit my country, I will bring a number of books that I kept to myself so far and donate them to the library in the country, this one or any other. This way the books will be available not only to me but also to more people and will be shared with more people, without losing any of the value in them.

If 100 peoples may make just 10 books available to the library, which will make 1000 books available to the readers and accessible to millions over a relatively short period of time. That is transformation we need for our society.

[DefendTheTruth]

The more you appear here and post your fictious creations and mockups, the clearer you show how much you are getting insecure, when those on the ground are making real impacts.

If those 1000 you are citing here are making the difference of the following tweet post, then guess what the over 1 million will do, you idiot!

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Your hate of "Gobanas" will going to finish you off at the end, wurra hula!

[DefendTheTruth]

Gadi-Galo,

whether the diaspora comes or not is a secondary, the main point is those on the ground are united and saying "we will stand with you, our mother land" from corners to corners.

The fact that some diaspora didn't make it this time around, that doesn't mean, it has no concerns for its home land and will not get bothered by the interferences of others in the affairs of their homeland. Get this into your thick-head, some how, even if it is not that easy for you.

[Sam Ebalalehu]

Well, it is a leap transformation. For the first time after more than three decades the great majority of the diaspora have said we are visiting our country Ethiopia, which the former Prime minister call
“agerachen.” Understandably such great national consciousness awakening might trigger heart attacks to some. It is however advisable for them to live with a new fact which is strengthening by the day.