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How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 02 Nov 2022, 13:00

This will be an interesting topic in which we will discuss the various struggle methods which led to first Eritrea independence. And last but not least how it transformed Ethiopia on a societal level the influence the Eritrean struggle had on Ethiopia. The first thing I can think of and it’s worth to mention is that the Eritrean struggle of independence was that decolonisation but also a struggle of identity. And what better way to emphasise on your identity is language the Eritreans at large rejected what I call the amhaarization of their country and society. Where they had to speak Amharic a language of the Amhara. Where as the Eritreans are bilangual and Amharic is not one the nine languages spoken there. It’s mostly Tigrinya Arabic and Tigre the three main languages. But old janhoy wanted to change the identity of the society he reigned over. But what is more important how the post 1991 Ethiopian government understood the language of nations in Ethiopia. Aboy sibhat and meles understood what needed to change is to refine what Ethiopia is to the various people menelik once conquered so at first they addressed the grievances the gallas had for we all know how the gallas used to hid that they spoke their native tongue . It was the new government of Ethiopia that told the others to speak their native tongue with the afars the Somalis sidamos benishanhul and all the others . This was the break through and this struggles all stems from the Time the Eritreans said no to amhaarisation of their society. It’s interesting to note that the current government and obviously the one that will come in the future will not change this.


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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Sadacha Macca » 02 Nov 2022, 13:22

What about today's news? The TPLF is agreeing to accept defeat, how does that feel tigrayan brother Zack?

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 02 Nov 2022, 14:41

Sadacha Macca not sure why u call me a tigrayan and even though I take it as an Honer. Because they are people with rich history and reigned over Ethiopia for decades. As for ur question and their cease fire and stuff . I am sure it’s just tactic to win some time to regroup and gather more arms to fight another day this is all part of the strategy the tigrayans know how to deal with the Amhara and their Galla slaves. Their only problem is their Eritrean cousins who know them to well . This war would have been long over if Eritrea and wedi afom was neutral in this war.

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by euroland » 02 Nov 2022, 14:44

Sadacha Macca wrote:
02 Nov 2022, 13:22
What about today's news? The TPLF is agreeing to accept defeat, how does that feel tigrayan brother Zack?
Shhhhh you are not supposed to remind, Zack, wedi Tigray that. He rather forget about it and talk about something else (old news) :lol:

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 02 Nov 2022, 15:00

I find it good ceasefire disarmament it’s all good because peace is the way forward for Ethiopia that’s always good.

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by kerenite » 02 Nov 2022, 15:07

Sadacha Macca wrote:
02 Nov 2022, 13:22
What about today's news? The TPLF is agreeing to accept defeat, how does that feel tigrayan brother Zack?
Are you an oromo? You sound like a higdefite.

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 02 Nov 2022, 15:35

Hé could be a higdefite pretending to be an Oromo the war with Tigray is mostly personal for the higdefite for the woyane expelled all the amiches back to Asmara. For the Oromo it’s not that personal really

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Sadacha Macca » 02 Nov 2022, 15:51

kerenite wrote:
02 Nov 2022, 15:07
Sadacha Macca wrote:
02 Nov 2022, 13:22
What about today's news? The TPLF is agreeing to accept defeat, how does that feel tigrayan brother Zack?
Are you an oromo? You sound like a higdefite.
Are you a TPLF Cyber-cadre-troll? You sound like a TPLF Cyber-cadre-troll.



Tigrayan brother Zack,
You can pretend all you want, but we all know the deal. You are Tigrayan and you said it's an honor; so the fact that you still pretend to be a Somali, is just you trying to deceive yourself; but nobody else here believes it.
It's good to be delusional, perhaps it's a way for you to cope with the heavy losses that the TPLF had inflicted on them, and unfortunately, they used tigray as a shield, and the people of Tigray were harmed by that debacle too.
The days of Tigrayan elitist rule are long gone my friend, never to return; the sooner that you come to terms with that, the sooner you can get over it and move on. Trying to change the topic/subject to Eritrea's struggle for independence, just proves how desperately sad you are.
Oromo's, Amara's, Eritreans, Afars, etc, all had/have a bone to pick with the TPLF, hence why you see them with no allies today.
So blaming Eritreans alone, when we know it was a coordinated effort; is just a way to deflect, lie, cope, etc.


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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Misraq » 02 Nov 2022, 15:59

son of agame bi@ch zack agamew,

The viral news today is on how you agames showed white flag for amhara and oromo. Your attempt to run and hide in Eritrean skirt is loughable

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 02 Nov 2022, 16:49

Jimmy the bantu tigrayan can never be defeated by the bantu Amhara and their ignorable Galla slaves . We have seen u haven’t defeated two years long war they are still on the top.

Sadachha as long as u don’t say that I am Galla . I am proud u associate me with the proud tigrayans

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Sadacha Macca » 02 Nov 2022, 17:31

Tigrayans, your people, are crying to the world and begging for their help; yet you say they are ''on top,'' that's hilarious bro, thanks for the laugh.
You are a Tigrayan, bro, no need to lie and/or be ashamed; because that's what you are. It's only shameful when you lie and try to deceive others, when in reality, no one believes you anyway.
You can hate Oromo's all you want, If I were you or a tplf cyber troll, knowing your uncles got chased away by the oromo; I'd hate the Oromo too.
Those tough Oromo's who made your uncles, who seem invincible, run away like Usain Bolt, to the north.


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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 02 Nov 2022, 18:31

I don’t hate the Gallas. I just don’t want to be associated with them as they claim my lands and their leaders are no different then their Amhara masters if I was really tigrayan would I support the state of Eritrea and its territorial integerity for the Eritreans are in line with our political interest in the horn . Despite their war with the tplf for us the Gallas in power isn’t better then the tplf it isn’t worse but it isnt better either. But Eritrea political independence is vital to our political economic interest in the horn we shall not forget their support for us during the war against the Ethiopia invasion and their support for the onlf even though they did for their own their interest how ever. They are always close to the Somalis. And their daring attempt to host the Islamic courts Union in Asmara despite the threats of uncle sam. For me that takes courage but never forget the Galla slaves in Amhara suits are always our enemies .


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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Hawdian » 02 Nov 2022, 18:37

Zack wrote:
02 Nov 2022, 18:31
I don’t hate the Gallas. I just don’t want to be associated with them as they claim my lands and their leaders are no different then their Amhara masters if I was really tigrayan would I support the state of Eritrea and its territorial integerity for the Eritreans are in line with our political interest in the horn . Despite their war with the tplf for us the Gallas in power isn’t better then the tplf it isn’t worse but it isnt better either. But Eritrea political independence is vital to our political economic interest in the horn we shall not forget their support for us during the war against the Ethiopia invasion and their support for the onlf even though they did for their own their interest how ever. They are always close to the Somalis. And their daring attempt to host the Islamic courts Union in Asmara despite the threats of uncle sam. For me that takes courage but never forget the Galla slaves in Amhara suits are always our enemies .


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Co-signed.

Very good. Galla can't even help themselves, what can they contribute to the region other than carrying shoes for Amhara?

Today, the short legged Tegaru defeated them all. Tigray will remain intact. All Bantu Amhara and emotional Shabbos booted out.

Isaias and the raw meat eaters won't be happy.

Expect Abiy to invade Gondar. Next chapter is about to begin and Abiy will use short legged Tegaru against Amhara :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Bantus like Misraq will entertain us but we know the region and its dynamics and actors inside out.




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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Sadacha Macca » 02 Nov 2022, 19:45

Tigrayan Brothers Zack & Hawdian,

You guys lie all the time, but it's okay, because the truth usually always comes out, especially the more a person talks/types/etc.
As a famous Muslim scholar once said: ''If you want a taste of what's in a person's heart; then listen to what they say.''
It's Okay Tegadalay Tigrayan Zack and Tigrayan Brother Hawdian, you can hate us Oromos'; if my tplf uncles were chased out of power by the Oromo's, I'd hate those fearless Oromo warriors too. Proud that my people make you guys cry day in and day out about us online, because in real life, you're powerless before us and you know it.
Tigrayans do not support Eritrea- they've been enemies for quite a while, hence why the term ''libi tigray'' exists, and this goes back to the betrayal of ras woldemichael by ras alula. Amara's and Oromo's have no claims to their lands, hence why they work with us, and rather do business with our much larger, much resource-richer, lands. I know this makes the tegadalay tigray within you burn with envy and jealousy.

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Union » 02 Nov 2022, 23:29

Anbeta

You didn't infulence nothing good but bad to yourself and others. You did nothing but brought evil. You did nothing. And you have paid for all the evil you brought and you will pay more.

You are just foot soldiers of your masters who have been trying everything to conquer Africa since 2500 years ago, you are nothing else. There is nothing you are capable of doing on your own. Nothing whatsoever!

All this mess we see in Ethiopia is happening because the west's interest in the country is extremely HIGH, period. They are all over and they own the problems. If you don't even know that by now, you are just a damn fck. Is that why they were sending you all types armaments and funds for free. Just like the way they are transporting weapons to tplf today, they have been doing that to you for over 1200 years. Could you have done anything without them, on your own, and without Amara or Ethiopians help too, hell no? :lol: like Minilk and Belay did on their own? No

So you are never in the position to infulence anything positive to any people. Keep lying to yourself just to make you happy for the day :lol:

You are just their slave doing the evil work for them hating on black people

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 03 Nov 2022, 07:13

Sadachha Galla u keep losing the argument u said first that ur war is not with Tigray or the good people of Tigray but all I am hearing is Tigray this Tigray that Tigray is bad and untrustworthy I thought u were a re re born Galla Ethiopian nationalist since abiye Ahmed Ali is at the helm. I thought u said Tigray were ur countrymen and I belief that is what u said before . And now us six u want to gang upon them using a foreign country and the clever by half Amhara ur masters. I could accept ur masters but why do the bidding for a foreign country . It’s like ur at war with Somalia or the Somali region and Kenya started invading Ethiopia Somali region and u be like I only have problem with Somalis and no one else . See how flawed ur logic is

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Sadacha Macca » 03 Nov 2022, 16:53

Tigrayan brother Zack, you'd lose any debate you got in, let's be honest here, all you know are ethnic slurs and repeating the same nonsense over and over. I said it before & I'll say it again: Tigrayan Elitist rule is over, never to be resurrected, even when Isa ibn Maryam (peace be upon him) returns with his miracles, the tigrayan elites & their soldiers will not return to power. The sooner that you get over this loss, the better it will be for you bro.
Tigrayans are our countrymen, who for the most part, were following behind their TPLF elites, since they benefitted from their rule, in many ways, so when TPLF lost power and was disgraced-- and the disgrace in the hereafter will be a million times worse, if they but knew, they unfortunately, including innocent tigrayans and those who chose to be neutral, suffered as a result.
Just because they're our countrymen, doesn't mean we have to tolerate oppression from them, or from a large segment/portion of them, sir.

Eritrea had every right and even a duty, to get involved, to fight a common foe; and they are not foreign, they are distant cousins at the very least, and close relatives at best. If they were fighting to help your beloved TPLF, you'd be dancing in circles, doing the tegadalay tigray dance, and I guarantee you would not be calling them ''foreign,'' then. So, let's be honest here, no need to lie and put on a facade. Some Amara's, SOME Oromo's, and Eritreans, all had a common foe, who once upon a time committed atrocities against them; so they coordinated their efforts, to get rid of that common foe; as they should have.

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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Zack » 03 Nov 2022, 18:50

And now you change your goal post first you said tigrayans cannot rule if that is the case that racism’s based on ethnicity . They can’t rule so a tigrayan cannot become president of his own country what if u say a Galla cannot become president . You would cry and throw some tandrums.

And about ethnic slurs I rarely insult ethnic groups or people or insult people personally. If you bring one post of me where I slander ethnic groups u will not find it.

I say stuff like short legged sereyen but that’s just teasing.

As for Eritrea being a foreign country this is a fact distant cousins or close relatives doesn’t work when your sovereignty is trespassed. Let’s say the president of Somalia happens to be an Issa man and he invaded Djibouti will we say he is our cousin let’s turn the other cheek no dear lad that doesn’t work.


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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

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:P :P :P :P


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Re: How the Eritrean struggle transformed Ethiopia

Post by Sadacha Macca » 03 Nov 2022, 19:57

Tigrayan Brother Zack,
Tigrayan or Tigrayan elites? Read what I posted? If you see them as being the same thing, then so be it.
They will not rule Oromo land ever again, and I am sure, Amara's can speak for themselves in that regard.
The Tigrayan elites destroyed any sense of trust the country would have for their people in general, let's be honest here.
It'll take time to rebuild that trust, sir.

You used the word ''Galla,'' all the time, knowing very well that's an insult.
Knowing very well that, that word could get you touched in real life, in a harmful way.
So, let's quit the lies and pretending here, my friend.
Majority rules, with respect to minority rights. That's the mantra. :mrgreen:

Eritrean's are our neighbors, relatives, and their national security interests is linked to ours; so they had no choice but to get involved.
No matter how you try to articulate your silly arguments, the truth remains.
If Somalia invaded Djibouti, to help them against an insurrection of some kind, then it'd make sense, especially if the Issa were their allies, and their foes were a group of people who previously terrorized them.
So no, that argument doesn't work here.


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