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[Misraq]

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Ay horus, time and again we tried, tried and tried to teach him. But he will never learn. This also goes to Abere jillu.
ላንቺ ነው ኢጦብያ ላንቺ ነው
ላንቺ ነው ኢጦብያ ላንቺ ነው
ላንቺ ነው ኢጦብያ ላንቺ ነው
እያልን ይህንን ጅል ሕዝብ እንንዳው

Horus and the G7 crew know this song

[DefendTheTruth]

ጥሬዉ ምጭራቅ፣
አትቸኩል፣ ቀንድ ትነክሳለህ ና!

The crucial part of the report, if we may call it so, says

from the deal's most controversial elements

. But that doesn't mean Ethiopia is withdrawing from the MoU, HSM can go to Hell, if he wishes or not, Ethiopia has the right to go after its business and Somaliland too.

To begin with Ethiopia has NEVER officially committed itself to recognize the independence of Somaliland, it only said something like "we may consider" down the road. There are many avenues leading to down the road, for your ጥሬዉ ምጭራቅ፣ to digest.

The issue of an access to the sea is a matter of existential threat for a nation of over 150 Millions very soon.

We also know who Bloomberg is, the mouthpiece of neo-colonialists and your masters!

[Revelations]

misraq

Horus does what he does deliberately not by error. He's a dedicated cadre. He will flood this forum with a lot of "MOU..Somaliland..." nonsense. Just watch! This is not the first or only issue he has promoted. And he will continue to do so. Just recognize him for who he is.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his Kenyan counterpart, William Ruto, held talks last week in Nairobi where the matter was discussed. Abiy expressed his willingness to step back from the deal’s most controversial elements in an effort to restore relations with Somalia, said the people who asked not to be identified as they’re not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

Ethiopian officials privately told foreign officials that the country may be willing to drop its recognition of Somaliland, according to five foreign officials who were briefed on Addis Ababa’s stance. Ruto also raised the matter in a meeting with Somalian President Hassan Sheikh, who was visiting Kenya at the same time as Abiy.

Ruto told Bloomberg in an interview in January that his administration was trying to “persuade Ethiopia” to consider other options beyond its demand for a port, though it’s unclear what those options are.

[Misraq]

Brother Revelation,

I was struggling with that thought too. On one hand he tries to advocate for Gurages quest for statehood and on another part you see him clapping for the same ConArtist who is blocking Gurages from statehood.

May be he is also part and parcel of confuse & convince

[Wedi]

Horus ጋላ አብይ አህመድ ከተጫወተበትና አውርዶ ከፈጠፈጠው በኋላ ቤቱን ዘግቶ እያለቀሰ ያለበት ሁኔታ ነው ያለው!!

አይ Horus !!

[Union]

Witaf neqay horus

[sesame]

DTT,

You are getting dumber by the day? Don't you know that "the deal's most controversial elements" includes recognition of Somaliland as sovereign nation? And if that is scrapped, do you think you will get a chunk of the sea so that the little kid Abiy can swell his chest that he has a navy. The best that you PP clowns can do is replace the kids with some grown-ups to lead Oromos!

ጥሬዉ ምጭራቅ፣
አትቸኩል፣ ቀንድ ትነክሳለህ ና!

The crucial part of the report, if we may call it so, says

from the deal's most controversial elements

. But that doesn't mean Ethiopia is withdrawing from the MoU, HSM can go to Hell, if he wishes or not, Ethiopia has the right to go after its business and Somaliland too.

To begin with Ethiopia has NEVER officially committed itself to recognize the independence of Somaliland, it only said something like "we may consider" down the road. There are many avenues leading to down the road, for your ጥሬዉ ምጭራቅ፣ to digest.

The issue of an access to the sea is a matter of existential threat for a nation of over 150 Millions very soon.

We also know who Bloomberg is, the mouthpiece of neo-colonialists and your masters!