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[Zmeselo]

Why don’t they just throw away the helmets too, since that was donated by the ?

[Zmeselo]

Kenya expects to receive a $1.5 billion loan from the UAE for destroying Sudan.

In Eritrea, the government's core principle is:

Eritrea does not pursue policies at the expense of the people of the Horn of Africa.

This visionary stance should resonate across the entire continent, especially in Kenya and Ethiopia.

Destroying Sudan for an Arab penny? How much lower can one go?

[Jaegol]

The solution is to destroy the telalaki states and make them worst than Sudan and Somalia.
Then the agenda setters or sponsors will lose their agents or telalaki /tools since the telalaki states will be fighting fires in their houses
Fah fah tibel is the solution

[Fed_Up]

The solution is to destroy the telalaki states and make them worst than Sudan and Somalia.
Then the agenda setters or sponsors will lose their agents or telalaki /tools since the telalaki states will be fighting fires in their houses
Fah fah tibel is the solution

I 100% agree with the above statements

[Jaegol]

Thanks bro!
And I believe the time is now. They are openly declaring to destroy our house and we should shutter their house once and for all… so the next generation doesn’t have to live with this threat from the south

The solution is to destroy the telalaki states and make them worst than Sudan and Somalia.
Then the agenda setters or sponsors will lose their agents or telalaki /tools since the telalaki states will be fighting fires in their houses
Fah fah tibel is the solution

I 100% agree with the above statements

[Fiyameta]

UAE earns about $1.5 billion dollars a day from its oil exports.

Just a day's worth of work can buy it an African country is freaking amazing! First Ethiopia, and now Kenya! Wow!

[Zmeselo]

[Zmeselo]

UAE earns about $1.5 billion dollars a day from its oil exports.

Just a day's worth of work can buy it an African country is freaking amazing! First Ethiopia, and now Kenya! Wow!

What's even crazier, is that it's a loan. Apparently Kenya has to pay it back, apart from the service it's rendering in Sudan's case.

It's a double whammy for the UAE.

[Fiyameta]

UAE earns about $1.5 billion dollars a day from its oil exports.

Just a day's worth of work can buy it an African country is freaking amazing! First Ethiopia, and now Kenya! Wow!

What's even crazier, is that it's a loan. Apparently Kenya has to pay it back, apart from the service it's rendering in Sudan's case.

It's a double whammy for the UAE.

Yeah, that's crazy! Client states are ruled by handpicked Low IQ individuals who only see short term gain. They treat loans as if it is a humanitarian aid because they usually leave the debt burden for the next generation to pay back. እኔ ከሞትኩ ሰርዶ አይብቀል አለች አህያ! The never ending vicious cycle of debt.

Soon after Abiy came to power in 2018, the UAE gave Ethiopia $1 billion dollars in loan and called it a "lifeline" because the agame thieves had emptied the state coffers that there was not enough money to pay the salaries of school teachers and public servants.

UAE bought Ethiopia for $1 billion dollars during its most vulnerable moment, and Ethiopia now has to pay back the money, with added interest and fees, because those were the terms and conditions of the sale. Sad, but true!

[Zmeselo]

Here it is, in black & white!



Recall, how PIA was excoriated by some for stating:

There is noWar. The conflict is a war that the West has declared on

Dmytro Kuleba (Ukrainian foreign minister 2020-2024) on a visit in D.C. in 2023, argued exactly the same.

We are your proxies, we do the fighting and dying for you, do your part- give us the money and weapons.

[Fiyameta]

[Zmeselo]

RIP, dear brother!

His promising life cut short by a demon.

Self-proclaimed 'monster' guilty of top chef's murder

3 days ago

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cpv42kxedrko


Mussie Imnetu died in hospital after being attacked

A self-proclaimed "monster" has been found guilty of murdering a top chef near the Notting Hill Carnival.

Omar Wilson, 32, repeatedly punched and kicked Mussie Imnetu outside Dr Power restaurant in Queensway, west London, and left him dying in the street to go clubbing, the Old Bailey heard.

Mr Imnetu, 41, who had previously worked under chefs Gordon Ramsay and Marcus Wareing, was said to have been "heavily intoxicated" when he became involved in a late-night altercation on 26 August last year.

A jury deliberated for more than 20 hours to find Wilson guilty of the chef's murder.

Following the altercation, Mr Imnetu was taken to hospital with brain damage and died four days later.

During the trial, Wilson, of Napier Road, Leytonstone, east London, claimed he acted in self-defence, telling jurors:

I just regret that somebody's life was taken while I was trying to defend mine.

Omar Wilson was found guilty in a majority verdict

In the aftermath of the attack, Wilson told an associate he

crossed the line.

In a message, he admitted:

There's a monster in me, man, and it's just like sometimes it comes out.

And I think I've messed up now. I've messed up, everything's finished.

Wilson has been remanded into custody and is due to be sentenced on 28 February.

'Shocking attack'

Samantha Yelland, of the Crown Prosecution Service, said:

Our thoughts remain with Mussie Imnetu's devastated family and friends who loved him dearly, as well as those who had to witness the shocking attack that evening.

Omar Wilson's savage violence ultimately took the life of a much-loved man, and the Crown Prosecution Service was determined that he should face justice.

While Wilson tried to claim his actions were in self-defence, the evidence clearly showed that he was the only person acting violently.

I hope today's verdict - which will see Wilson put behind bars for the murder - provides some comfort to those who now have to live a life without Mussie.

Det Ch Insp Brian Howie from the Met's Specialist Crime Command, said:

Mussie was a loving husband, father, son and a respected chef.

He was in London for a few days to help train his colleagues and went out that evening to enjoy the post Notting Hill Carnival atmosphere, where tragically he was violently assaulted.

Our thoughts very much remain with Mussie's family and friends in Dubai, Sweden and London.

More here:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/c ... 01750.html