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Evaluating Abiy Ahmed's PP progress - Wins, Ties, Losses, In progress

Post by Abere » 26 Jul 2021, 21:47

Evaluating Abiy Ahmed's PP progress - Wins, Ties, Losses & In progress.
Let's pause for a moment and do some critical objective evaluations. I don't know your but here is mine. Let me put disclosure, I am not a supporter or member of any party, but I am proud citizen of Ethiopia.

[1] Abiy Ahmed, defying the odds, carried out may the first ever better and peaceful election in Ethiopia. Not only his party won, but many opposition parties accepted the outcome and extended congratulations to his PP party. A huge success, but a bitter loss to his adversaries. The election now clearly gives him a mandate to lead Ethiopia for the coming five years, no matter what. He will have the opportunity to scrutiny, change or amend the TPLF's constitution or ill-designed and biased ethnic federation. A huge loss for TPLF and its Western allies. Ethiopia has an elected government, now. I graded him A, given the tough situation of the uglu legacy of TPLF and its enablers.

[2] Filling of Abay Dam. This is a very historic accomplishment where multipronged attack directed both at his government and the sovereignty of the country fizzled at the UN security council. His strategic of filling the Abay dam at a stealth speed took all the foul cry countries by surprise. I grade him A+.

[3] Operation against TPLF: Looking back how things were prior November 2020, Tigray ( a tiny province) was militarily larger than at least 3 African countries combined. About 81% of Ethiopian National Defense was in Tigray; Tigray had nearly 300,000 professional armies; Tigary had a sideline Diplomatic relation with UN, Western countries; Tigray had the best Lobbies in Western countries, and plus a lot of minion ethnic tribalist saboteurs in the EPRD political structure. These situations left nothing or no promising opportunity to Abiy Ahmed to win the war. However, the world was taken by surprise against all these odds he defeated TPLF in two weeks and overtook Mekelle. Nonetheless, unlike Abay Dam, Abiy Ahmed failed to to finish off TPLF at a stealth speed; he rather stat to take instruction from Western countries, his indecisiveness increase day by day; to many he appeared to be possessed by evil Oromumma spirit sabotaging the victory. His selective operation tactics ( keeping Getachew Reda and Debrestion safe and alive, but killing Seyoum Mesfin et al.) looks exposes he may have backdoor deals. His overnight pull out of Mekelle raised the suspicion high; and the recent generous give away of Raya Korem-Alamata even soared it more. So, Abiy Ahmed absence of transparency and his unstealthily operation brought down his astonishing performance of last November 2020. I would mark him with a grade of "C", for his government is still making progress. Particularly, the Amhara region president's mobilization and the appointment of experienced ex-generals is showing off results. However, Abiy Ahmed has to stand against bully and intimidations, should break ceasefire and well arm Amhara and other regional forces. The TPLF rag tags have modern armaments received hiddenly via WFP and also EDF gave them away, in a very saboteur way.

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Re: Evaluating Abiy Ahmed's PP progress - Wins, Ties, Losses, In progress

Post by Hawdian » 26 Jul 2021, 22:49

Fair and reasonable points.

You are one of a kind in this forum over run by trolls.

Appreciated the read. I hold pretty much the same views.

I gave excellent advice to the PM in 2020. At least five months before the war.

I wanted him to employ same tactics as Atse Menelik II before the Adwa battle.

Tigray is irrelevant. Best to leave it to themselves and not play in their pig mud was my suggestion.

Even the attack on northern command needed time to analyse things and gather intelligence (how to best hit their leaders with minimum collateral damage).

I voiced against allowing Amhara Haile Liyu and FANO.

I believed in a moral operation instead some of our soldiers, militias cost us by turning to looting, raping and mass executions of civilians.

I always believe in moral victory. If you don't fight for just, won't win. Look at the West vs Taliban. 20 years on, $5 trillion weaponry and tech, nothing to show for.

Let's go back to the basis.

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Re: Evaluating Abiy Ahmed's PP progress - Wins, Ties, Losses, In progress

Post by Educator » 14 Sep 2023, 12:47

Abere,
Did you really say this or it is fake?
Abere wrote:
26 Jul 2021, 21:47
Evaluating Abiy Ahmed's PP progress - Wins, Ties, Losses & In progress.
Let's pause for a moment and do some critical objective evaluations. I don't know your but here is mine. Let me put disclosure, I am not a supporter or member of any party, but I am proud citizen of Ethiopia.

[1] Abiy Ahmed, defying the odds, carried out may the first ever better and peaceful election in Ethiopia. Not only his party won, but many opposition parties accepted the outcome and extended congratulations to his PP party. A huge success, but a bitter loss to his adversaries. The election now clearly gives him a mandate to lead Ethiopia for the coming five years, no matter what. He will have the opportunity to scrutiny, change or amend the TPLF's constitution or ill-designed and biased ethnic federation. A huge loss for TPLF and its Western allies. Ethiopia has an elected government, now. I graded him A, given the tough situation of the uglu legacy of TPLF and its enablers.

[2] Filling of Abay Dam. This is a very historic accomplishment where multipronged attack directed both at his government and the sovereignty of the country fizzled at the UN security council. His strategic of filling the Abay dam at a stealth speed took all the foul cry countries by surprise. I grade him A+.

[3] Operation against TPLF: Looking back how things were prior November 2020, Tigray ( a tiny province) was militarily larger than at least 3 African countries combined. About 81% of Ethiopian National Defense was in Tigray; Tigray had nearly 300,000 professional armies; Tigary had a sideline Diplomatic relation with UN, Western countries; Tigray had the best Lobbies in Western countries, and plus a lot of minion ethnic tribalist saboteurs in the EPRD political structure. These situations left nothing or no promising opportunity to Abiy Ahmed to win the war. However, the world was taken by surprise against all these odds he defeated TPLF in two weeks and overtook Mekelle. Nonetheless, unlike Abay Dam, Abiy Ahmed failed to to finish off TPLF at a stealth speed; he rather stat to take instruction from Western countries, his indecisiveness increase day by day; to many he appeared to be possessed by evil Oromumma spirit sabotaging the victory. His selective operation tactics ( keeping Getachew Reda and Debrestion safe and alive, but killing Seyoum Mesfin et al.) looks exposes he may have backdoor deals. His overnight pull out of Mekelle raised the suspicion high; and the recent generous give away of Raya Korem-Alamata even soared it more. So, Abiy Ahmed absence of transparency and his unstealthily operation brought down his astonishing performance of last November 2020. I would mark him with a grade of "C", for his government is still making progress. Particularly, the Amhara region president's mobilization and the appointment of experienced ex-generals is showing off results. However, Abiy Ahmed has to stand against bully and intimidations, should break ceasefire and well arm Amhara and other regional forces. The TPLF rag tags have modern armaments received hiddenly via WFP and also EDF gave them away, in a very saboteur way.

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Re: Evaluating Abiy Ahmed's PP progress - Wins, Ties, Losses, In progress

Post by Axumezana » 14 Sep 2023, 14:51

ኤርትራዊው፥ አበረ፥ ፋኖ፥ነዳጅ፥ ሲያልቅበት፥ ወደልቦናህ፥ እየተመለስክ፥ ይመስላል፥ ስለትግራይ፥ የምታወራውና፥ጥላቻህ፥ ግን፥ አብሮህ፥ መቃብር፥ የሚሄድ፥ ይመስላል።

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