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Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 08:07

We had productive discussions with some of the Senators and their staffers, before and after the introduction of the Senate Resolution on Ethiopia.

This is in response to the Resolution introduced by, Senator Risch, Et Al.

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 08:33





Deputy Premier Demeke Briefs US Delegation Led By Chris Coons On Latest Developments In Ethiopia

https://www.fanabc.com/english/deputy-p ... -ethiopia/

Addis Ababa, March 21, 2021 (FBC) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen discussed with the U.S. Delegation led by senator Chris Coons on humanitarian situation in Tigray and other key issues on Saturday.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke outlined a range of issues including the military operation in Tigray, border dispute with Sudan and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Demeke briefed the delegation on the humanitarian situation in Tigray and the nature and purpose of the law enforcement the federal government carried out in the region.

Regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Demeke said that Ethiopia wants to stick to the trilateral negotiation which is under way under the auspices of the African Union.



Demeke briefed the delegate on the real situation in Tigray so as to shed light on the confusions that the US Government previously had about the military operation in the region.

Deputy Premier Demeke also told the delegation unequivocally that Ethiopia doesn’t want any interference in its law enforcement operation in its territory and explained about Sudan’s aggression in border areas of the nation.

Spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Dina Mufti, who attended the discussion, said that the face to face meeting was decisive to clear confusions woven by various elements and enable the US know the truth about what is really on the ground.

The meeting would help further relationship between Ethiopia and the US, Ambassador Dina noted.

There is strong willing on part of the Ethiopian government so as to create conducive situation for the investigations into alleged crimes of human rights violation through independent agencies including the UN Humanitarian agencies.



According to EBC, Senator Chris Coons, to his part, urged the government and partner organizations to intensify humanitarian assistance in Tigray.

America considers Ethiopia’s strategic importance in the Eastern Africa and the region at large reaffirming America’s commitment to closely follow the situation in Ethiopia

This is the first high level delegation from the US since President Joe Biden took office.

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by sarcasm » 21 Mar 2021, 09:05

Zmeselo wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 08:33


Deputy Premier Demeke Briefs US Delegation Led By Chris Coons On Latest Developments In Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, March 21, 2021 (FBC) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen discussed with the U.S. Delegation led by senator Chris Coons on humanitarian situation in Tigray and other key issues on Saturday.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke outlined a range of issues including the military operation in Tigray, border dispute with Sudan and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Demeke briefed the delegation on the humanitarian situation in Tigray and the nature and purpose of the law enforcement the federal government carried out in the region.

Regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Demeke said that Ethiopia wants to stick to the trilateral negotiation which is under way under the auspices of the African Union.


Demeke briefed the delegate on the real situation in Tigray so as to shed light on the confusions that the US Government previously had about the military operation in the region.

Deputy Premier Demeke also told the delegation unequivocally that Ethiopia doesn’t want any interference in its law enforcement operation in its territory and explained about Sudan’s aggression in border areas of the nation.

Spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Dina Mufti, who attended the discussion, said that the face to face meeting was decisive to clear confusions woven by various elements and enable the US know the truth about what is really on the ground.

The meeting would help further relationship between Ethiopia and the US, Ambassador Dina noted.

There is strong willing on part of the Ethiopian government so as to create conducive situation for the investigations into alleged crimes of human rights violation through independent agencies including the UN Humanitarian agencies.


According to EBC, Senator Chris Coons, to his part, urged the government and partner organizations to intensify humanitarian assistance in Tigray.

America considers Ethiopia’s strategic importance in the Eastern Africa and the region at large reaffirming America’s commitment to closely follow the situation in Ethiopia

This is the first high level delegation from the US since President Joe Biden took office.

__________________
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Weyane.is.dead » 21 Mar 2021, 09:24

Ethiopia was being led by a clown named meles chenawi for 2 decades who couldn't see the hatchet above his head due to his dwarf stature. Hence your predicament today. You reap what you sow.
Ethiopia is in better hands now. It's found a leader that is not willing to let Western powers dictate his country's internal affairs. Abiy is 100x more sophisticated than your midget, he's got rid of tplf parasites within 2 years. It took him only 17days to undo the evil entity called tplf. :mrgreen:
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
Zmeselo wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 08:33


Deputy Premier Demeke Briefs US Delegation Led By Chris Coons On Latest Developments In Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, March 21, 2021 (FBC) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen discussed with the U.S. Delegation led by senator Chris Coons on humanitarian situation in Tigray and other key issues on Saturday.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke outlined a range of issues including the military operation in Tigray, border dispute with Sudan and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Demeke briefed the delegation on the humanitarian situation in Tigray and the nature and purpose of the law enforcement the federal government carried out in the region.

Regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Demeke said that Ethiopia wants to stick to the trilateral negotiation which is under way under the auspices of the African Union.


Demeke briefed the delegate on the real situation in Tigray so as to shed light on the confusions that the US Government previously had about the military operation in the region.

Deputy Premier Demeke also told the delegation unequivocally that Ethiopia doesn’t want any interference in its law enforcement operation in its territory and explained about Sudan’s aggression in border areas of the nation.

Spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Dina Mufti, who attended the discussion, said that the face to face meeting was decisive to clear confusions woven by various elements and enable the US know the truth about what is really on the ground.

The meeting would help further relationship between Ethiopia and the US, Ambassador Dina noted.

There is strong willing on part of the Ethiopian government so as to create conducive situation for the investigations into alleged crimes of human rights violation through independent agencies including the UN Humanitarian agencies.


According to EBC, Senator Chris Coons, to his part, urged the government and partner organizations to intensify humanitarian assistance in Tigray.

America considers Ethiopia’s strategic importance in the Eastern Africa and the region at large reaffirming America’s commitment to closely follow the situation in Ethiopia

This is the first high level delegation from the US since President Joe Biden took office.

__________________
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by sarcasm » 21 Mar 2021, 09:44

Ignore what I say, that's ok. Listen to the independent professional political analysts in Addis. They are saying Meles was እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ. Can you get better than እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ? How are they analyzing PM Abiy's performance?

"የሕወሓት መንግስት፤ እንከን-ኣልባ ነው ልንል በምንችልበት ደረጃ ጥሩ ነበር ፤ ከኣሁኑ መንግስት በንጽጽር ሲታይ"
Weyane.is.dead wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:24
Ethiopia was being led by a clown named meles chenawi for 2 decades who couldn't see the hatchet above his head due to his dwarf stature. Hence your predicament today. You reap what you sow.
Ethiopia is in better hands now. It's found a leader that is not willing to let Western powers dictate his country's internal affairs. Abiy is 100x more sophisticated than your midget, he's got rid of tplf parasites within 2 years. It took him only 17days to undo the evil entity called tplf. :mrgreen:
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Fiyameta » 21 Mar 2021, 09:45

sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
Zmeselo wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 08:33


Deputy Premier Demeke Briefs US Delegation Led By Chris Coons On Latest Developments In Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, March 21, 2021 (FBC) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen discussed with the U.S. Delegation led by senator Chris Coons on humanitarian situation in Tigray and other key issues on Saturday.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke outlined a range of issues including the military operation in Tigray, border dispute with Sudan and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Demeke briefed the delegation on the humanitarian situation in Tigray and the nature and purpose of the law enforcement the federal government carried out in the region.

Regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Demeke said that Ethiopia wants to stick to the trilateral negotiation which is under way under the auspices of the African Union.


Demeke briefed the delegate on the real situation in Tigray so as to shed light on the confusions that the US Government previously had about the military operation in the region.

Deputy Premier Demeke also told the delegation unequivocally that Ethiopia doesn’t want any interference in its law enforcement operation in its territory and explained about Sudan’s aggression in border areas of the nation.

Spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Dina Mufti, who attended the discussion, said that the face to face meeting was decisive to clear confusions woven by various elements and enable the US know the truth about what is really on the ground.

The meeting would help further relationship between Ethiopia and the US, Ambassador Dina noted.

There is strong willing on part of the Ethiopian government so as to create conducive situation for the investigations into alleged crimes of human rights violation through independent agencies including the UN Humanitarian agencies.


According to EBC, Senator Chris Coons, to his part, urged the government and partner organizations to intensify humanitarian assistance in Tigray.

America considers Ethiopia’s strategic importance in the Eastern Africa and the region at large reaffirming America’s commitment to closely follow the situation in Ethiopia

This is the first high level delegation from the US since President Joe Biden took office.

__________________
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!
One day Susan Rice phoned Eritrea and demanded to speak with President Isaias Afewerki, but only to be told that Presidents only speak to Presidents, so they transferred her call to her counterpart at the Eritrean government, a low ranking official named Fiyameta (me) :mrgreen:

Angry that her oversized ego got deflated, Susan broke down sobbing and said to me, "you know that every time I call the Weyane, my agame slaves always treat me as if I'm the President of the United States!" :cry: :cry:

Then I put the janitor on the phone to speak to her. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Weyane.is.dead » 21 Mar 2021, 10:00

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Fiyameta wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:45
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
Zmeselo wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 08:33


Deputy Premier Demeke Briefs US Delegation Led By Chris Coons On Latest Developments In Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, March 21, 2021 (FBC) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen discussed with the U.S. Delegation led by senator Chris Coons on humanitarian situation in Tigray and other key issues on Saturday.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke outlined a range of issues including the military operation in Tigray, border dispute with Sudan and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Demeke briefed the delegation on the humanitarian situation in Tigray and the nature and purpose of the law enforcement the federal government carried out in the region.

Regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Demeke said that Ethiopia wants to stick to the trilateral negotiation which is under way under the auspices of the African Union.


Demeke briefed the delegate on the real situation in Tigray so as to shed light on the confusions that the US Government previously had about the military operation in the region.

Deputy Premier Demeke also told the delegation unequivocally that Ethiopia doesn’t want any interference in its law enforcement operation in its territory and explained about Sudan’s aggression in border areas of the nation.

Spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Dina Mufti, who attended the discussion, said that the face to face meeting was decisive to clear confusions woven by various elements and enable the US know the truth about what is really on the ground.

The meeting would help further relationship between Ethiopia and the US, Ambassador Dina noted.

There is strong willing on part of the Ethiopian government so as to create conducive situation for the investigations into alleged crimes of human rights violation through independent agencies including the UN Humanitarian agencies.


According to EBC, Senator Chris Coons, to his part, urged the government and partner organizations to intensify humanitarian assistance in Tigray.

America considers Ethiopia’s strategic importance in the Eastern Africa and the region at large reaffirming America’s commitment to closely follow the situation in Ethiopia

This is the first high level delegation from the US since President Joe Biden took office.

__________________
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!
One day Susan Rice phoned Eritrea and demanded to speak with President Isaias Afewerki, but only to be told that Presidents only speak to Presidents, so they transferred her call to her counterpart at the Eritrean government, a low ranking official named Fiyameta (me) :mrgreen:

Angry that her oversized ego got deflated, Susan broke down sobbing and said to me, "you know that every time I call the Weyane, my agame slaves always treat me as if I'm the President of the United States!" :cry: :cry:

Then I put the janitor on the phone to speak to her. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Qurunde » 21 Mar 2021, 10:05

Yes, Ethiopia is Crying Harrd!


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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 10:20

Fiyameta wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:45
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
Zmeselo wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 08:33


Deputy Premier Demeke Briefs US Delegation Led By Chris Coons On Latest Developments In Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, March 21, 2021 (FBC) – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen discussed with the U.S. Delegation led by senator Chris Coons on humanitarian situation in Tigray and other key issues on Saturday.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke outlined a range of issues including the military operation in Tigray, border dispute with Sudan and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Demeke briefed the delegation on the humanitarian situation in Tigray and the nature and purpose of the law enforcement the federal government carried out in the region.

Regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Demeke said that Ethiopia wants to stick to the trilateral negotiation which is under way under the auspices of the African Union.


Demeke briefed the delegate on the real situation in Tigray so as to shed light on the confusions that the US Government previously had about the military operation in the region.

Deputy Premier Demeke also told the delegation unequivocally that Ethiopia doesn’t want any interference in its law enforcement operation in its territory and explained about Sudan’s aggression in border areas of the nation.

Spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Dina Mufti, who attended the discussion, said that the face to face meeting was decisive to clear confusions woven by various elements and enable the US know the truth about what is really on the ground.

The meeting would help further relationship between Ethiopia and the US, Ambassador Dina noted.

There is strong willing on part of the Ethiopian government so as to create conducive situation for the investigations into alleged crimes of human rights violation through independent agencies including the UN Humanitarian agencies.


According to EBC, Senator Chris Coons, to his part, urged the government and partner organizations to intensify humanitarian assistance in Tigray.

America considers Ethiopia’s strategic importance in the Eastern Africa and the region at large reaffirming America’s commitment to closely follow the situation in Ethiopia

This is the first high level delegation from the US since President Joe Biden took office.

__________________
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!
One day Susan Rice phoned Eritrea and demanded to speak with President Isaias Afewerki, but only to be told that Presidents only speak to Presidents, so they transferred her call to her counterpart at the Eritrean government, a low ranking official named Fiyameta (me) :mrgreen:

Angry that her oversized ego got deflated, Susan broke down sobbing and said to me, "you know that every time I call the Weyane, my agame slaves always treat me as if I'm the President of the United States!" :cry: :cry:

Then I put the janitor on the phone to speak to her. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
:lol:

Suzinina's message to fiya🔥meta, follows:

I remember, that! That was you? You played me that day, eventhough the janitor explained everything I needed to know. Even janitors are well informed patriots in that disobedient country, I came to find out. Damn you, Fiyameta. :twisted:
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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 10:33





In my meeting this morning with the leadership of the ENDF, I expressed pride in our forces as guardians of peace & protectors of sovereignty.


I also cautioned them on the need to strengthen discipline and professionalism, holding accountable those that undertake deeds in any operation which do not represent the ENDF values and rewarding those that do. Accountability and disciplinary gaps, will be addressed.
(Abiy Ahmed Ali: @AbiyAhmedAli)



sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:44
Ignore what I say, that's ok. Listen to the independent professional political analysts in Addis. They are saying Meles was እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ. Can you get better than እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ? How are they analyzing PM Abiy's performance?

"የሕወሓት መንግስት፤ እንከን-ኣልባ ነው ልንል በምንችልበት ደረጃ ጥሩ ነበር ፤ ከኣሁኑ መንግስት በንጽጽር ሲታይ"
Weyane.is.dead wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:24
Ethiopia was being led by a clown named meles chenawi for 2 decades who couldn't see the hatchet above his head due to his dwarf stature. Hence your predicament today. You reap what you sow.
Ethiopia is in better hands now. It's found a leader that is not willing to let Western powers dictate his country's internal affairs. Abiy is 100x more sophisticated than your midget, he's got rid of tplf parasites within 2 years. It took him only 17days to undo the evil entity called tplf. :mrgreen:
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 10:49







Ilia Volkova, is an International military- political affairs expert at the Russian Council.

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 11:25


Ethiopia says, concrete evidences show, that some journalists who were distributing misinformation about Tigray have been found to be in alliance with the expelled TPLF Junta and its leaders.
(Eritrean Press: @EritreanPress)



ጋዜጠኛ ኤሊያስ መሰረት፣ የውጭ ሚዲያዎች ትግራይ እንዲገቡ ሲፈቀድላቸው፣ ቋንቋ አስተርጓሚዎችን እየመለመለ ሲሰጥ ነበር። አብዛኞቹ የውጭ ሚዲያዎች ወደ ትግራይ ሲገቡም ሲወጡም ከኤልያስ መሰረት ጋር ተገናኝተዋል።

CNNን ሀሰተኛ ዘገባ ያጠናከረችው ሱዳናዊት ጋዜጠኛ Nima Elbagir ጋር መቀሌ ከመሄዷ በፊት ከኤሊያስ ጋር አዲስ አበባ ተገናኝተው ነበር። ይቺ ጋዜጠኛ አስተርጓሚ ብላ ሰው የወሰደችው ከነ ኤሊያስ መሰረት ቡድን ነው። ኤሊያስ መሰረት ከማህበራዊ ሚዲያ የራቀ ቢመስልም በኢሜይልና በቴሌግራም ከተለያዩ አለማቀፍ ጋዜጠኞች ጋር መረጃ ይለዋወጣል። አጠቃላይ ለውጭ ሚዲያዎች የሚሰጡ መረጃዎች አብዛኞቹ የተሳሳተ መረጃ የሚሰጠው ኤሊያስ ነው።

ሱሌማን አብደላ
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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by DefendTheTruth » 21 Mar 2021, 11:42

Zmeselo wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 08:07
We had productive discussions with some of the Senators and their staffers, before and after the introduction of the Senate Resolution on Ethiopia.

This is in response to the Resolution introduced by, Senator Risch, Et Al.

1-4/6 attachments:







This is in response to the Resolution introduced by Senator Risch, Et Al.
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(Fitsum Arega ✔: @fitsumaregaa)
It seems to me, after reading the document, that the spirit of the content of the paper is a draft resolution, not yet a resolution and should have been addressed for what it is as such, just a draft resolution, which can turn into a resolution or also discarded down the road.

However the final outcome of the paper could go Ethiopians need to stand up and defend their country, like their forefathers did before a century and later on.

America as an entity, mind you here I am not saying the people of Amrica, is a vulture animal that doesn't look back to devour anything that comes its way as far as it feels it may satisfy its unsatisfiable appetit for excessive wealth and power.

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 11:43

Gratuitous defamation of Eritrea, by the mainstream media outlets, remains astounding. Any preposterous lie; abominable accusations alien to civilized culture/mores of Eritrean society are recycled without minimal scrutiny. Narratives peddled are, thus, replete with glaring incoherence

Deplorable media coverage, does not stem & is not attributable to sloppy journalism. It is intertwined with vested interests in certain quarters, bent on downplaying the high crimes of TPLF regime. This is a perilous approach, that does not bode well for regional peace and stability.



These days, the modus operandi of motley groups who harbour ill-will against Eritrea, Ethiopia & the region is fabrication & repetition of preposterous/emotive accusations. The ploy includes: launching events - such as this one - to entice others to join the bandwagon of disinformation.

They tell me the webinar was conducted yesterday in unusual & restrictive mode, barring any queries/interaction from the audience. In effect, a monologue by De Waal/Plaut/AI/HRW, wryly using presence of a couple of British political/religious dignitaries as mantle of respectability.
(Yemane G. Meskel: @hawelti)

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Aba » 21 Mar 2021, 11:57

Remember Abiy is learning diplomacy from his mentor, Issu: the queen of sanctions. That's why Abiy will not just bring sanctions to Ethiopia, but will drag the ICC into the debacle his mentor put him up to.
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:44
Ignore what I say, that's ok. Listen to the independent professional political analysts in Addis. They are saying Meles was እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ. Can you get better than እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ? How are they analyzing PM Abiy's performance?

"የሕወሓት መንግስት፤ እንከን-ኣልባ ነው ልንል በምንችልበት ደረጃ ጥሩ ነበር ፤ ከኣሁኑ መንግስት በንጽጽር ሲታይ"
Weyane.is.dead wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:24
Ethiopia was being led by a clown named meles chenawi for 2 decades who couldn't see the hatchet above his head due to his dwarf stature. Hence your predicament today. You reap what you sow.
Ethiopia is in better hands now. It's found a leader that is not willing to let Western powers dictate his country's internal affairs. Abiy is 100x more sophisticated than your midget, he's got rid of tplf parasites within 2 years. It took him only 17days to undo the evil entity called tplf. :mrgreen:
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 12:15

Wait for the open confession from prison & then indictment/judgement of the Adwa clan, led by Sebhat "da niggà". Don't rush it, you premature ejàculator! :lol:

Plus, your junta had turned Ethiopia into a beggar nation & a basket case. Not, anymore: 👇



Aba wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 11:57
Remember Abiy is learning diplomacy from his mentor, Issu: the queen of sanctions. That's why Abiy will not just bring sanctions to Ethiopia, but will drag the ICC into the debacle his mentor put him up to.
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:44
Ignore what I say, that's ok. Listen to the independent professional political analysts in Addis. They are saying Meles was እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ. Can you get better than እንከን-ኣልባ ጥሩ? How are they analyzing PM Abiy's performance?

"የሕወሓት መንግስት፤ እንከን-ኣልባ ነው ልንል በምንችልበት ደረጃ ጥሩ ነበር ፤ ከኣሁኑ መንግስት በንጽጽር ሲታይ"
Weyane.is.dead wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:24
Ethiopia was being led by a clown named meles chenawi for 2 decades who couldn't see the hatchet above his head due to his dwarf stature. Hence your predicament today. You reap what you sow.
Ethiopia is in better hands now. It's found a leader that is not willing to let Western powers dictate his country's internal affairs. Abiy is 100x more sophisticated than your midget, he's got rid of tplf parasites within 2 years. It took him only 17days to undo the evil entity called tplf. :mrgreen:
sarcasm wrote:
21 Mar 2021, 09:05
PM Abiy should have manned up and spoken with Sen Chris Coons who is President Biden's envoy to Ethiopia. He should have taken responsibility for the government's decisions. Showing leadership is not about running away to a park when the envoy of the world's most powerful country traveled 14 hours to meet you. Sen Coons was not visiting Ethiopia just as a senator. He visited as and the President's special personal envoy. By running away, Abiy has let down his government!

When did Abiy explain his side of the story to international journalist? Never! Do you call this fighting hard? Do you call this leadership? Abiy has let Ethiopia down! Ethiopia deserves a leader who is sophisticated enough to understand the country's complex problems. Abiy is just a show off! The sooner he leaves the country to capable hands the better!

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Aba » 21 Mar 2021, 12:19

Sarcasm,
The boy is in trouble.

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by quindibu » 21 Mar 2021, 12:34

Tigray will as always be at the forefront to be the beneficiary of the ferenjis generosity!

Yep. Tigrians lives matter to the ferenjis! Abiy is in deep caca! :P



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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Aba » 21 Mar 2021, 12:40

Sarcasm,
Abiy & Co. don't know who they are messing with. Lol 😆

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Re: Ethiopia, is fighting hard!

Post by Zmeselo » 21 Mar 2021, 12:58

Some urine & pòo mixed in, I hope! :lol:




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