Mereja.Forum

[Y3n3g3s3w]

ሌላ ኢትዮጵያውያንን ከፋፋይ የሆነ ነገር እየመጣ ነው ? Is this another divisive for already divided Ethiopians ? Or is it another fake news?


ከወያኔ ጋር የሚደረግ ማንኛውም አይነት ድርድር ወያኔን፣ ባስተማማኝ ደረጃ አቅምና ህልውናውን ማመናመን ካላስቻለ በስተቀር ጫናዎችን ለማርገብ ሲባል ብቻ የሚደረግ ድርድር ኢትዮጵያን ለሌላ አዙሪት ከመዳረጉም ባለፈ ሊቀረፍ ከዳር የደረሰውን የ50 ዐመት የትግል ዉጤት ወደ ሁዋላ ማስኬድ እንጂ ለኢትዮጵያ የሚፈይደው ነገር አይታየኝም

በማንኛው ቀመር ይሁን ፣በምንም አይነት የውጭም ሆነ የውሰጥ ጫና ኢትዮጵያ በዚህ ደረጃ ላይ ደርሳ ከወያኔ ጋር ወደ ድርድር የምትገባ ከሆነ ባስተማማኝና በማያሻማ ሁኔታ ወያኔን ማጥፋት ባይቻል እንኳን ማንኛውም ዐይት መስዋትነት ተከፍሎ አቅምና ህልውናውን ለኢትዮጵያ እንደገና አስጊ በማይሆንበት ደረጃ ላይ ማድረስ አለባት!!!

TheManWhoSawTomorow

[DefendTheTruth]

I think the point should be, provided there is such a talk, what concession the government is making to TPLF in the negotiation. If that concession is goint to compromise any national interest of the nation, then we should start to express our disapproval to the exercise. Else talking to the TPLF itself by itself shouldn't be considered an off-limit topic. TPLF has to submit to the central authority of the nation, most probably with the hand-over of its top functionaries, who are culpable of capital crimes in the country.

Talking to TPLF is in the interest of the Tigrean people, who are stakeholders of the national enterprise. To get rid of this entity should be in their own best interest, I think.

If the government talks to the other rag-tag militia in the interest of disarming them, then it is in the national interest, not in the interest of the group, likewise disarming TPLF could only happen by talking to them directly, I think.

TPLF is now nothing more than a duket, completely caged and decapitated, if I may guess.

But even a fully grind down duket can cause harm, if left unattended to, isn't it?

[Abere]

የቴዲ አፍሮን ሙዚቃ " ላምባዲና - አሁን በራ ዐይኔ ---ወለል አለልኝ ዓለም።" በትህትና ተጋብዘሃል።

ሌላ ኢትዮጵያውያንን ከፋፋይ የሆነ ነገር እየመጣ ነው ? Is this another divisive for already divided Ethiopians ? Or is it another fake news?


ከወያኔ ጋር የሚደረግ ማንኛውም አይነት ድርድር ወያኔን፣ ባስተማማኝ ደረጃ አቅምና ህልውናውን ማመናመን ካላስቻለ በስተቀር ጫናዎችን ለማርገብ ሲባል ብቻ የሚደረግ ድርድር ኢትዮጵያን ለሌላ አዙሪት ከመዳረጉም ባለፈ ሊቀረፍ ከዳር የደረሰውን የ50 ዐመት የትግል ዉጤት ወደ ሁዋላ ማስኬድ እንጂ ለኢትዮጵያ የሚፈይደው ነገር አይታየኝም

በማንኛው ቀመር ይሁን ፣በምንም አይነት የውጭም ሆነ የውሰጥ ጫና ኢትዮጵያ በዚህ ደረጃ ላይ ደርሳ ከወያኔ ጋር ወደ ድርድር የምትገባ ከሆነ ባስተማማኝና በማያሻማ ሁኔታ ወያኔን ማጥፋት ባይቻል እንኳን ማንኛውም ዐይት መስዋትነት ተከፍሎ አቅምና ህልውናውን ለኢትዮጵያ እንደገና አስጊ በማይሆንበት ደረጃ ላይ ማድረስ አለባት!!!

TheManWhoSawTomorow

[Sam Ebalalehu]

The only ድርድር I could be able to imagine is the TPLF bigwigs asking to be not indicted by the courts. A free airlines tickets to wherever they want to go. I am for it. Well, if the Tigrean mothers ask what about our kids who were fed to bullets, shouldn’t they deserve justice ? That is a tough one.

[sarcasm]

90% of all disappointments comes from unrealistic expectations. It seems that, your Unrealistic expectations are making you miserable.

[DefendTheTruth]

90% of all disappointments comes from unrealistic expectations. It seems that, your Unrealistic expectations are making you miserable.

What please, Sir?

unrealistic expectations? How on earth?

TPLF is done, it is out of business but for now hiding behind the skirts of the Tigrean people. Responsible government doesn't expose its citizens to very harsh conditions because of the few evils among them.

TPLF will not have any free ride anywhere in the country anymore! Fullstop!

The damage it incurred on the people (from north to south and east to west) is just too much to be forgiven.

And who do you think will going to associate itself with such overburdened criminal entity in the country?

[TGAA]

The question is .. with its deep looted money and its CIA connection is weyanne going to continue to be a threat to Ethiopian national interest? The success of the negotiation can only be measured If and only if weyanne gets defenged not to be a threat. Is Abiy to the job? As much as I wanted to believe he is...his but....ttery fingers handling of crisis after crisis makes me believe he is not up to the job to deal with crafty weyannes. The only thing that is going for Abiy is the preposterous demands of weyannes. That is the only silver lining in all of these.

[sarcasm]

90% of all disappointments comes from unrealistic expectations. It seems that, your Unrealistic expectations are making you miserable.

What please, Sir?

unrealistic expectations?

For example ....

The only ድርድር I could be able to imagine is the TPLF bigwigs asking to be not indicted by the courts. A free airlines tickets to wherever they want to go.

Now what is the probability of the above wish happening? Zero! But he will later blame PM Abiy failing his expectation when any rational person could tell that unrealistic wish will never happen.

[Y3n3g3s3w]

What disappointment now?

We never heard from the government anything support or refutes the said negotiation .We are only being bombarded by the usual weyane and their mouthpiece media outlets .
But here is the fact , the Ethiopia government won't let weyane to be come any meaningful political forces in Ethiopia's political scene again, Because if it does that will be its automatic downfall not by weyane ዱቄት but by the people of Ethiopia themselves. The thing is, lets be honest, this all drama of negotiation (not sure of its existence though) is not about weyane at all-we all know that. Dr Abiy's government is simply playing hide-and-seek game with westerners , not with the weyane trojan horses. Weyane is on its death bed waiting any scientific or political invention to save it with little chance of success .

90% of all disappointments comes from unrealistic expectations. It seems that, your Unrealistic expectations are making you miserable.

[ethiopianunity]

Look, if you don't cut the head of snake, it will revive with its dragon. What do l mean, foreigners agenda again is yo break Ethiopia, has nothing do with negotiatiin. During Tplf rule, they already control Amara, Afar while making Tigray their office. Tplf is mercinary and does not care fir Tigray. Tpkf people are already living in the West in luxury is an indication tgey dont care about reconciliation, nor Tigray. There, they are just taking orders from their neocolonialists. The government and Ethiopians are consyantly being distracted by the so called negotiations: just today dr aby welconed Italian delegates. Do yiu know? Itly is one of tge neocolonialists, and working along Eritrea, Tplf( their nercinaries), Egypt, Foreign cobtrolled State Department in U.S, etc.

90% if ER forum are Eritreans/ Tplf pausing as Amara, Tigrayans, etc.

[Sam Ebalalehu]

“ Negotiation” implies both sides get something out of it. I really do not see what the Ethiopian government gets from negotiation with TPLF. Some of you might say peace. That also implies TPLF is in good shape to have another go for fighting. I doubt it.

[Y3n3g3s3w]

ማንም እኮ ድርድር አለ ያለ እንኳን የለም ....

የቴዲ አፍሮን ሙዚቃ " ላምባዲና - አሁን በራ ዐይኔ ---ወለል አለልኝ ዓለም።" በትህትና ተጋብዘሃል።

ሌላ ኢትዮጵያውያንን ከፋፋይ የሆነ ነገር እየመጣ ነው ? Is this another divisive for already divided Ethiopians ? Or is it another fake news?


ከወያኔ ጋር የሚደረግ ማንኛውም አይነት ድርድር ወያኔን፣ ባስተማማኝ ደረጃ አቅምና ህልውናውን ማመናመን ካላስቻለ በስተቀር ጫናዎችን ለማርገብ ሲባል ብቻ የሚደረግ ድርድር ኢትዮጵያን ለሌላ አዙሪት ከመዳረጉም ባለፈ ሊቀረፍ ከዳር የደረሰውን የ50 ዐመት የትግል ዉጤት ወደ ሁዋላ ማስኬድ እንጂ ለኢትዮጵያ የሚፈይደው ነገር አይታየኝም

በማንኛው ቀመር ይሁን ፣በምንም አይነት የውጭም ሆነ የውሰጥ ጫና ኢትዮጵያ በዚህ ደረጃ ላይ ደርሳ ከወያኔ ጋር ወደ ድርድር የምትገባ ከሆነ ባስተማማኝና በማያሻማ ሁኔታ ወያኔን ማጥፋት ባይቻል እንኳን ማንኛውም ዐይት መስዋትነት ተከፍሎ አቅምና ህልውናውን ለኢትዮጵያ እንደገና አስጊ በማይሆንበት ደረጃ ላይ ማድረስ አለባት!!!

TheManWhoSawTomorow

[DefendTheTruth]

“ Negotiation” implies both sides get something out of it. I really do not see what the Ethiopian government gets from negotiation with TPLF. Some of you might say peace. That also implies TPLF is in good shape to have another go for fighting. I doubt it.

Sam,

I think this PM has got a priority (priorities) of his administration:

First: make Ethiopia hardened against any sort of potential threat to the integrity and sovereignty of the nation, be that from outside or inside. The PM has conveyed the message about to think twice before trying to attack Ethiopia, to the foes and friends alike. Ever since he came to power he started to cater to building the national defense mechanisms and institutions, I don't think that was in vain so far. Woyane (and its enablers) is/are (a) visible evidence(s) for that.

The desalination effort of the mediterranean sea has been just redoubled and fortified and with that the resources that were channeled towards feeding Ethiopian adversaries are rechannled towards that goal. This helps both people, I guess. This is a big plus for Ethiopia.

Second: make Ethiopia feed itself while being reliant on itself for its needs. No more importing of many different goods that the country needed for its developmental efforts and other sort of consumptions. He is approaching, as an instance, the target of stopping wheat import to Ethiopia in this regard. Another plus for the nation.

Third: build Ethiopia's image as a nation that is worth of its historical place on the world stage. You can't achieve that image while begging others to feed yourself, he said recently.

I might have skipped some other points that are part of his top priorities. But any hinderance to this priorities of policies will not be welcomed, in my view at least.

So, if peace reigns in the country the nation will going to have at least the chance to rechannel the dire resources towards those priorities.

Containing the suicidal TPLF and its associates from posing any significant threats or even attacks (hit and run style) is a win, in my view at least.

It will also help the government to put down the propagand machine (flame) of the so called international medias and their financiers. This will in turn help to refocus the attention to where it matters the most.

In some all these are gains, in my view.

[Educator]

The Mamo Killo government already got something from the negotiation, the retreat of woyane from Debrebirhan. Now it is TPLF's turn to get something. Your concern should be what satan Abiy is giving them on Ethiopians behalf/expense.

“ Negotiation” implies both sides get something out of it. I really do not see what the Ethiopian government gets from negotiation with TPLF. Some of you might say peace. That also implies TPLF is in good shape to have another go for fighting. I doubt it.

[Educator]

Sudan is still occupying a big chunk of Ethiopian territory as you claim your PM Mamo Killo is "conveying the message of power". Seriously? You should be better than this just because you could access this discussion forum, but you are still disappointment to all the participants of this site.

Second you mentioned about feeding and wheat production.. wow, repeat the same false mantra in the hope people will buy whatever is repeatedly told. We all know the wheat farm is nonexistent. If wheat is produced in the Bale areas as Mamo claimed why the price increase on wheat, from 40 Birr to 60 Birr per kilogram just in the last few weeks..

Well, is Dr. Zinabu still making rain?

Sam,

I think this PM has got a priority (priorities) of his administration:

First: make Ethiopia hardened against any sort of potential threat to the integrity and sovereignty of the nation, be that from outside or inside. The PM has conveyed the message about to think twice before trying to attack Ethiopia, to the foes and friends alike. Ever since he came to power he started to cater to building the national defense mechanisms and institutions, I don't think that was in vain so far. Woyane (and its enablers) is/are (a) visible evidence(s) for that.

The desalination effort of the mediterranean sea has been just redoubled and fortified and with that the resources that were channeled towards feeding Ethiopian adversaries are rechannled towards that goal. This helps both people, I guess. This is a big plus for Ethiopia.

Second: make Ethiopia feed itself while being reliant on itself for its needs. No more importing of many different goods that the country needed for its developmental efforts and other sort of consumptions. He is approaching, as an instance, the target of stopping wheat import to Ethiopia in this regard. Another plus for the nation.

Third: build Ethiopia's image as a nation that is worth of its historical place on the world stage. You can't achieve that image while begging others to feed yourself, he said recently.

I might have skipped some other points that are part of his top priorities. But any hinderance to this priorities of policies will not be welcomed, in my view at least.

So, if peace reigns in the country the nation will going to have at least the chance to rechannel the dire resources towards those priorities.

Containing the suicidal TPLF and its associates from posing any significant threats or even attacks (hit and run style) is a win, in my view at least.

It will also help the government to put down the propagand machine (flame) of the so called international medias and their financiers. This will in turn help to refocus the attention to where it matters the most.

In some all these are gains, in my view.

[DefendTheTruth]

Then the burden of proof is on your back, ante ye YouTube jegna

ADDIS ABABA– The Government of Ethiopia’s meticulous engagement to boost wheat production gives the country the potential to export 1.5 million to two million metric tons of the crop to neighboring countries soon, African Development Bank Group (AfDB) President quoting Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

While addressing the closing ceremony of the 2022 Annual Meetings in Accra, Ghana, the AfDB President Akinwumi Adesina said he learnt from Premier Abiy that Ethiopia covers 650 thousand hectares of land by wheat and produced 2.6million metric tons of the crops. It is to be recalled that Adesina recently received an Honorary Doctorate Degree from the Addis Ababa University in the presence of Abiy.

“Ethiopia did not import wheat this year. Next year, we will cultivate two million hectares of wheat and we expect to export at least 1.5 million to 2million metric tons to Kenya and Djibouti.” Adesina quoted the PM as saying.

Noting he was being told farmers initially started with covering five thousand hectares of land by summer wheat in 2018, the president expressed his understanding that the activity is being expanded to 400 thousand hectares after two years.

Here another one:

Annual Meetings, being held in Accra from 23 to 27 May. "Africa needs only to produce its own food. It should not have to be begging for food. There is no dignity in begging for food," he added.

The President explained all the efforts made and results achieved in terms of resilient agriculture in East Africa, thanks to the Bank, especially in Sudan and Ethiopia, which have been able to avoid importing wheat thanks to record production of 650,000 tonnes. He highlighted the importance of the Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation (TAAT) program for African producers' resilience.

Dr. Adesina pointed out that the Bank Group's Board of Directors had on Friday approved the $1.5 billion African Emergency Food Production Facility, developed by the institution to address the food crisis looming over Africa due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Sudan is still occupying a big chunk of Ethiopian territory as you claim your PM Mamo Killo is "conveying the message of power". Seriously? You should be better than this just because you could access this discussion forum, but you are still disappointment to all the participants of this site.

Second you mentioned about feeding and wheat production.. wow, repeat the same false mantra in the hope people will buy whatever is repeatedly told. We all know the wheat farm is nonexistent. If wheat is produced in the Bale areas as Mamo claimed why the price increase on wheat, from 40 Birr to 60 Birr per kilogram just in the last few weeks..

Well, is Dr. Zinabu still making rain?

Sam,

I think this PM has got a priority (priorities) of his administration:

First: make Ethiopia hardened against any sort of potential threat to the integrity and sovereignty of the nation, be that from outside or inside. The PM has conveyed the message about to think twice before trying to attack Ethiopia, to the foes and friends alike. Ever since he came to power he started to cater to building the national defense mechanisms and institutions, I don't think that was in vain so far. Woyane (and its enablers) is/are (a) visible evidence(s) for that.

The desalination effort of the mediterranean sea has been just redoubled and fortified and with that the resources that were channeled towards feeding Ethiopian adversaries are rechannled towards that goal. This helps both people, I guess. This is a big plus for Ethiopia.

Second: make Ethiopia feed itself while being reliant on itself for its needs. No more importing of many different goods that the country needed for its developmental efforts and other sort of consumptions. He is approaching, as an instance, the target of stopping wheat import to Ethiopia in this regard. Another plus for the nation.

Third: build Ethiopia's image as a nation that is worth of its historical place on the world stage. You can't achieve that image while begging others to feed yourself, he said recently.

I might have skipped some other points that are part of his top priorities. But any hinderance to this priorities of policies will not be welcomed, in my view at least.

So, if peace reigns in the country the nation will going to have at least the chance to rechannel the dire resources towards those priorities.

Containing the suicidal TPLF and its associates from posing any significant threats or even attacks (hit and run style) is a win, in my view at least.

It will also help the government to put down the propagand machine (flame) of the so called international medias and their financiers. This will in turn help to refocus the attention to where it matters the most.

In some all these are gains, in my view.

[Y3n3g3s3w]

Well said, DenfendTheTruth,

Peace and development are two entertwind/inseparable things in developing or any other country. This is more so in African countries which have abundant natural resources like Ethiopia, DRC e.t.c but poor. If a country don’t get economically strong it is condemned to remain poor for such countries for obvious reasons until they break the shackle of neocolonialism . One of the reasons why I have high hope and confidence on the Abiy’s government is because they are very smart at dealing with the weyane handlers(neocolonialists) and I would say, is doing pretty well so far. I can confidently say that Abiy’s government has successfully defeated neocolonialis twice:
The First time was when weyane attacked the North command while its backers were cheering and tried to topple the government in an attempt to piggyback on weyane.
The second time was when they (neocolonialis)egrouped the defeated (ዱቄት-as Abiy use to call them) weyanes and attempted to repeat the 1991 scenario. In both cases, though heavy price was paid specially in the Amhara and Afar region, it was a decisive victory for Abiy’s government . That doesn's mean that the fight is over though but I am again certain any aggressor will meet a similar resolve from the people of Ethiopia!

“ Negotiation” implies both sides get something out of it. I really do not see what the Ethiopian government gets from negotiation with TPLF. Some of you might say peace. That also implies TPLF is in good shape to have another go for fighting. I doubt it.

Sam,

I think this PM has got a priority (priorities) of his administration:

First: make Ethiopia hardened against any sort of potential threat to the integrity and sovereignty of the nation, be that from outside or inside. The PM has conveyed the message about to think twice before trying to attack Ethiopia, to the foes and friends alike. Ever since he came to power he started to cater to building the national defense mechanisms and institutions, I don't think that was in vain so far. Woyane (and its enablers) is/are (a) visible evidence(s) for that.

The desalination effort of the mediterranean sea has been just redoubled and fortified and with that the resources that were channeled towards feeding Ethiopian adversaries are rechannled towards that goal. This helps both people, I guess. This is a big plus for Ethiopia.

Second: make Ethiopia feed itself while being reliant on itself for its needs. No more importing of many different goods that the country needed for its developmental efforts and other sort of consumptions. He is approaching, as an instance, the target of stopping wheat import to Ethiopia in this regard. Another plus for the nation.

Third: build Ethiopia's image as a nation that is worth of its historical place on the world stage. You can't achieve that image while begging others to feed yourself, he said recently.

I might have skipped some other points that are part of his top priorities. But any hinderance to this priorities of policies will not be welcomed, in my view at least.

So, if peace reigns in the country the nation will going to have at least the chance to rechannel the dire resources towards those priorities.

Containing the suicidal TPLF and its associates from posing any significant threats or even attacks (hit and run style) is a win, in my view at least.

It will also help the government to put down the propagand machine (flame) of the so called international medias and their financiers. This will in turn help to refocus the attention to where it matters the most.

In some all these are gains, in my view.

[DefendTheTruth]

Well said, DenfendTheTruth,

Peace and development are two entertwind/inseparable things in developing or any other country. This is more so in African countries which have abundant natural resources like Ethiopia, DRC e.t.c but poor. If a country don’t get economically strong it is condemned to remain poor for such countries for obvious reasons until they break the shackle of neocolonialism . One of the reasons why I have high hope and confidence on the Abiy’s government is because they are very smart at dealing with the weyane handlers(neocolonialists) and I would say, is doing pretty well so far. I can confidently say that Abiy’s government has successfully defeated neocolonialis twice:
The First time was when weyane attacked the North command while its backers were cheering and tried to topple the government in an attempt to piggyback on weyane.
The second time was when they (neocolonialis)egrouped the defeated (ዱቄት-as Abiy use to call them) weyanes and attempted to repeat the 1991 scenario. In both cases, though heavy price was paid specially in the Amhara and Afar region, it was a decisive victory for Abiy’s government . That doesn's mean that the fight is over though but I am again certain any aggressor will meet a similar resolve from the people of Ethiopia!

“ Negotiation” implies both sides get something out of it. I really do not see what the Ethiopian government gets from negotiation with TPLF. Some of you might say peace. That also implies TPLF is in good shape to have another go for fighting. I doubt it.

Sam,

I think this PM has got a priority (priorities) of his administration:

First: make Ethiopia hardened against any sort of potential threat to the integrity and sovereignty of the nation, be that from outside or inside. The PM has conveyed the message about to think twice before trying to attack Ethiopia, to the foes and friends alike. Ever since he came to power he started to cater to building the national defense mechanisms and institutions, I don't think that was in vain so far. Woyane (and its enablers) is/are (a) visible evidence(s) for that.

The desalination effort of the mediterranean sea has been just redoubled and fortified and with that the resources that were channeled towards feeding Ethiopian adversaries are rechannled towards that goal. This helps both people, I guess. This is a big plus for Ethiopia.

Second: make Ethiopia feed itself while being reliant on itself for its needs. No more importing of many different goods that the country needed for its developmental efforts and other sort of consumptions. He is approaching, as an instance, the target of stopping wheat import to Ethiopia in this regard. Another plus for the nation.

Third: build Ethiopia's image as a nation that is worth of its historical place on the world stage. You can't achieve that image while begging others to feed yourself, he said recently.

I might have skipped some other points that are part of his top priorities. But any hinderance to this priorities of policies will not be welcomed, in my view at least.

So, if peace reigns in the country the nation will going to have at least the chance to rechannel the dire resources towards those priorities.

Containing the suicidal TPLF and its associates from posing any significant threats or even attacks (hit and run style) is a win, in my view at least.

It will also help the government to put down the propagand machine (flame) of the so called international medias and their financiers. This will in turn help to refocus the attention to where it matters the most.

In some all these are gains, in my view.

የነገ ሰዉ፣

I didn't see this video but it seemed to me that is the case and the Finance Minister also reflected on where the focus of this government lies in the following video clip as well.

I think there is no imperative to spend billions of dollars to destroy TPLF, especially as a poor nation like we are as Ethiopians, instead make TPLF destroy itself. This is a brilliant strategy, I think.

[sarcasm]

90% of all disappointments comes from unrealistic expectations. It seems that, your Unrealistic expectations are making you miserable.

What please, Sir?

unrealistic expectations?

For example ....

The only ድርድር I could be able to imagine is the TPLF bigwigs asking to be not indicted by the courts. A free airlines tickets to wherever they want to go.

Now what is the probability of the above wish happening? Zero! But he will later blame PM Abiy failing his expectation when any rational person could tell that unrealistic wish will never happen.

So true!