አገራዊ ጥሪ ለመከላከያና የፓሊስ ሠራዊት አባላት

ግንቦት 7፡ የፍትህ፣ የነፃነትና የዲሞክራሲ ንቅናቄ የኢትዮጵያ የመከላከያና የፓሊስ ሠራዊት አባላትን ከአለቆቻቸው ለይቶ ይመለከታል።

የመከላከያና የፓሊስ ሠራዊት ከፍተኛ ሹማምንት ከህወሓት የተቀዱ፣ ለህወሓት ሥልጣን የቆሙ፣ ዘረኞች፣ ፋሽስቶችና ሙሰኖች መሆናቸው በገሃድ የሚታወቅና በተደጋጋሚ ጥናቶችም የተረጋገጠ ጉዳይ ነው። በዘመነ ወያኔ የሠራዊት አዛዥነት ሹመት መሥፈርቶች ዘር፣ የፓለቲካ አመለካከትና ለህወሓት ያላቸው ታማኝነት ነው። በዚህም ምክንያት ሁሉም ቁልፍ የአዛዥነት ቦታዎች የተያዙት ሙሉ በሙሉ የህወሓት አባላት በሆኑ የትግራይ ተወላጆች ነው። እነዚህ የጦርና የፓሊስ ሹማምንት ኢትዮጵያን ወረው እንደያዙት አገር ሲዘርፉ፣ ሕዝቧንም ሲገሉና ሲገርፉ እንሆ 23 ዓመታት አልፈዋል። በእነዚህ 23 ዓመታት ትግራይን ጨምሮ በደል ያልደረሰበት የኢትዮጵያ ግዛት እና የኅብረተሰብ ክፍል የለም። ሁሉም ኢትዮጵያዊ በእነዚህ ፋሽስቶች ተረግጧል፣ ተዋርዷል፣ ተግዟል። የንቅናቄዓችን ዋና ፀሐፊ አቶ አንዳርጋቸው ጽጌን ጨምሮ በርካታ ኢትዮጵያዊያን የነፃነት አርበኞች በእነዚህ እኩይ የሠራዊቱና የፓሊስ አዛዦች ሰቆቃ እየተፈፀመባቸው ነው። የወያኔ የጦርና የፓሊስ አዛዦች እና ሰላዮች አገራችን እያደሙ፤ ሕዝባችንን እያስለቀሱ ነው። በወያኔ ፋሽስት የጦርና የፓሊስ አዛዦች እና ሰላዮች ጥምረት ሰቆቃ የሚፈፀምበት የኅብረተሰብ ክፍል በየጊዜው እየጨመረ ይገኛል። የወያኔ ማሰቃያዎችን የሞሉት የፓለቲካና የሀይማኖት መሪዎች፣ ጋዜጠኞችና ብሎገሮች መሆናቸው ለዚህ አንድ ማሳያ ነው።

የሠራዊቱ የበታች ሹማምንትና ተራ አባላት ጥንቅር ግን ከአዛዦቹ ፈጽም የተለየ ነው። የመከላከያና የፓሊስ ሠራዊት አባላት ከመላው የኢትዮጵያ ግዛቶች የተውጣጡ፤ እንደሌላው የኢትዮጵያ ሕዝብ ሁሉ በነፃነት እጦት፣ በመብቶች መገፈፍ እና በኑሮ ውድነት የሚሰቃዩ ዜጎች ናቸው። የኢትዮጵያ ወታደር በወያኔ አዛዦቹ እየታዘዘ ወገኑን የሚበድል ቢሆንም ራሱ ከመበደል ግን አይድንም። የኢትዮጵያ ወታደር በወያኔ አዛዡ ታዞ ሌላኛውን ወገኑን ቢያስርም ሹሙ ፊቱን ባዞረበት ጊዜ እራሱ ደግሞ ከመታሰር አይድንም። የኢትዮጵያ ወታደር ወያኔ አዞት ምስኪኖችን ይደበድባል፤ ራሱ ደግሞ በወያኔ ይደበደባል። የኢትዮጵያ ፓሊስ በወያኔ ትዕዛዝ ንጹሀን ዜጎችን ያስራል፣ ያሰቃያል፤ እራሱ ደግሞ በወያኔ ይታሰራል፣ ይሰቃያል። ይህ ምን የሚሉት ባርነት ነው？ የወያኔ ሹማምንቶች በሚመሩት የመከላከያና የፓሊስ ሠራዊት ውስጥ ያሉ ወገኖቻችን በህወሓት የሚደርስባቸው በደል ሌላው ኢትዮጵያዊ ከሚደርስበት ይብስ እንደሆን እንጂ የሚያንስ አይደለም።

ግፍ መብቃት አለበት። በጥቂት የህወሓት ሹመኖች ትዕዛዝ በኢትዮጵያዊው ወታደር ላይ የሚደርሰው ውርደት ማብቃት አለበት። ሠራዊቱ የኢትዮጵያ እንጂ የህወሓት ሠራዊት አይደለም፤ ሊሆንም አይገባውም። ሠራዊቱ ለራሱ ነፃነት ብቻ ሳይሆን ለአገርና ለሕዝብ ደህንነት ዘብ የመቆም ኃላፊነት አለበት። የኢትዮጵያ ሠራዊት የህወሓት የባንዳ ሠራዊት ሆኖ ሕዝብን በማሰቃየትና ሀገርን በመበደል ተግባር ላይ ተሠማርቶ ማየት አንሻም። ይህንን ለራሱ ክብር ያለው፤ አገሩንና ሕዝቡን የሚወድ የሠራዊቱ አባልም የሚፈቅደው ጉዳይ አይደለም።

ስለሆነም ግንቦት 7: የፍትህ፣ የነፃነትና የዲሞክራሲ ንቅናቄ የሚከተለው ሀገራዊ ጥሪ ለመላው የመከላከያና የፓሊስ ሠራዊት አባላት ያቀርባል።

ውድ የኢትዮጵያ የመከላከያ ወይም የፓሊስ ሠራዊት አባል！ በጥቂት የህወሓት ፋሽስቶች መዳፍ ውስጥ ሆነህ የገዛ ራስህን፣ የቤተሰቦችህን፣ የወገንህን እና የአገርህን ስቃይ ማራዘምህን አቁም። አንተ የኢትዮጵያ ሕዝብ አለኝታ እንጂ የጥቂት ጎጠኞች ሎሌ ልትሆን አይገባም። አንተ የኢትዮጵያ ሕዝብ መከታ እንጂ የእያንዳንዱ ቤተሰብ ስጋት መሆን የለብህም። አንተ የመጪው ትውልድ አርዐያ እንጂ ሕፃናትንና ወጣቶችን ማስፈራሪያ መሆን የለብህም።

የኢትዮጵያ ወታደር ሆይ！ ራስህን ተመልከት！ ራስህን ታዘብ！ ዛሬ ያለህበት ሁኔታ አሳፋሪ ነው። አዛዦችህ አገርን፣ ትውልድንና ታሪክን ለማጥፋት የተነሱ ናቸው። አንተን ተጠቅመው ነው ይህንን ዓላማቸውን የሚያስፈጽሙት። ይህ ላንተ ብቻ ሳይሆን ለልጅ ልጆችህ ውርደት ነው። ከወያኔ ባርነት ራስህን ነፃ አውጣና የነፃነት ታጋዮችን ተቀላቀል። ወያኔ መጥፋቱ አይቀርም። ወያኔ የቀድሞውን ጦር እንደበተነው አንተን ለመበተን የሚሻ የለም። አንተ ዛሬ ከወገን ጋር ወገንተኛነትህን ካሳየህ ከአገዛዙ ጋር እጠፋለሁ ብለህ አትስጋ። ለዚህም ነው አንተ ዛሬ በግልም ሆነ በቡድን የምትወስደው እርምጃ የአገራችንን ብቻ ሳይሆን የሠራዊቱን እጣ ፈንታ ይወስናል ብለን ወገናዊ ጥሪ የምናቀርብልህ።

ውድ የኢትዮጵያ የመከላከያና የፓሊስ ሠራዊት አባላት ወገናችን！ከበዳዮች ጎን ሳይሆን ከተበዳዮች ጎን ቁም። ከገራፊዎችና ገዳዮች ጎን ሳይሆን ከነፃነት ታጋዮች ጎን ሁን። ዛሬውኑ ወስን። አሁን የነፃነት ታጋዮችን መቀላቀል ቀላል ሆኗል። ያሉበትን ታውቃለህ፤ ተቀላቀል። አልያም የጠመንጃህን አፈሙዝ በፋሽስት አለቆችህ ላይ አዙር። ይህንን እርምጃ በመውሰድ ከታሪክ ተወቃሽነት እራስህን በመታደግ ለአገርህና ለወገንህ አለኝታህን አረጋግጥ።

ድል ለኢትዮጵያ ሕዝብ !!!

Ethiopian Opposition Political Parties Rant Over Recent Crackdown

In a recent crackdown, police arrested four opposition political party members and leaders, and members of the parties they belong to have expressed concern about the situation and demand the immediate release of the detainees. Getachew Redda, advisor to the Prime Minister told The Reporter that the individuals were arrested due to their connections with terrorist organizations and said it was unrelated to the upcoming national election, which will be conducted next year.

“Their involvement in the terrorist organization is the major reason for their arrest,” he stated.

Four of the detained opposition political party members and leaders are head of public relations affairs of Unity for Democracy and Justice Party (UDJ), and vice chairman of organizational affairs of the party Habtamu Ayalew and Daniel Shibeshi respectively, Blue Party’s National Council Deputy Chairperson, Yeshiwas Assefa, and Arena Tigray Party’s Executive Committee member Abraha Desta.

Kidane Yirgu, head of Arena Addis Ababa branch said to The Reporter “Abraha has not appeared before a court of law and the party understood that he came to Addis Ababa on Thursday afternoon around 5:30.”

“Though the party is ready to get him a lawyer it is difficult to communicate with him and the party has not received any official information about his whereabouts, however, some other people have informed the members of the party that Abraha is in Addis Ababa,” Kidane added Regarding the charges the government stated, Kidane told The Reporter that “Abraha is a peaceful person and believes in a non-violent and peaceful struggle, therefore the charge that the government stated has got nothing to do with him.”

Arena also thinks the regime change should come peacefully and does not support any armed struggle to change the system, however we can’t say a certain group is a terrorist or not but we don’t believe in an armed struggle, he further added. On the other hand, the Blue Party condemned the current crackdown of then political figures and the situation of the country and said, “we cannot tolerate TPLF/EPRDF’s [Tigrayan People's Liberation Front/Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front] state of terror.” Yilikal Getnet (Eng.) president of Blue Party also told The Reporter, “Members of the party and his family members are not allowed to visit him, and his constitutional right to appear before court within 48 hours has been deprived.”

He said “their arrest boldly hints that the regime’s final days in power are counted and change is inevitable in the near future and hence the party demands the immediate release of the detainees and as well advocates the regime to stop the state of terror.”

Sileshi Feysa, deputy chairperson and head of election affairs of Blue Party on his part told The Reporter, “though we don’t believe in the struggle approach of Ginbot 7, the party still doesn’t accept the labeling made by the ruling party that they are a terrorist group.”

He further added that the party is engaged in a peaceful and non-violent political struggle and thus did not support any movements that aren’t peaceful. The Unity for Democracy and Justice Party (UDJ) also expressed its concerns about the current crackdown and stated the situation as a measure taken by the ruling party to control the upcoming election and demands the immediate release of the detainees.

Engineer Gizachew Shiferaw, president of UDJ said that UDJ believes in a peaceful and non-violent struggle and that the party has no connections with organizations that engage themselves in an armed struggle.

In relation to whether UDJ regards Ginbot 7 as a terrorist organization or not, he told The Reporter, “we don’t have a mandate to do so therefore I don’t want to say anything about it.”

Moreover, the All Ethiopian Union Party (AEUP) and UDJ merger joint committee also condemns the arrest and said arresting political leaders would not stop the process of merging by citing that Habtamu Ayalew was the head of the merging committee that comprised 10 members from both parties.

Source AllAfrica

What’s bringing Melbourne’s Ethiopian community to the streets?

by Hector Sharp

Last week a group of around a hundred members of Victoria’s Ethiopian community filled the footpath on Collins Street to picket the British Consulate.

Why? Because they want the British Government to use diplomatic channels to secure the freedom of Ethiopian activist Andargachew Tsige.  Tsige, a British-Ethiopian national, disappeared on 24 June at Sana’a airport in Yemen. He is a well-known pro-democracy and human rights advocate in Ethiopia.

Although no official statements have been released by the Yemeni or Ethiopian authorities about his current whereabouts, human rights activists in Yemen told Amnesty International that he was forcibly returned to Ethiopia the same day he was arrested at Sana’a airport.

In recent years, many political opponents of the Ethiopian Government have been kidnapped in neighboring countries and forcibly returned to Ethiopia. Indeed Ethiopia has recently signed extradition treaties with Kenya and Sudan. There is currently no equivalent treaty between Yemen and Ethiopia. The two countries do, however, have close political and economic ties; On May 15th of this year Yemen and Ethiopian signed a communiqué committing both sides to enhanced trade and to co-operate in a “wide range of areas”.

Tsige is Secretary-General of Ginbot 7, one of five organizations proscribed as terrorist organizations by the Ethiopian parliament in 2011.  The Group describes itself as a movement for justice, freedom and democracy.  It is the largest of Ethiopia’s exiled opposition movements.

Both Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have expressed concern for Tsige’s safety if he has been returned to Ethiopia. Tsige was prosecuted twice in absentia under anti-terrorism laws. Both times he was sentenced to death.  Ethiopia’s anti-terrorism law has been criticized widely for violating human rights guaranteed under Ethiopian and international law.

Members of Tsige’s political group, Ginbot 7, are particularly concerned about the risk of torture whilst in detention.  The group has written to the Yemeni President expressing their concern. The Ethiopian Government routinely denies that torture and mistreatments occurs in detention. The authorities restrict access to its prisons for international observers yet Human Rights Watch has documented numerous accounts of detainees being tortured.

Information on Ginbot 7’s website provides the addresses of British Embassies and Consulates around the world including the Consulate in Melbourne. The group calls for Ethiopians in the diaspora to lobby the British Authorities to aid Tsige. The Foreign Office has been accused of failing to act to prevent Tsige’s extradition. It said it was urgently seeking confirmation that Tsige was in Ethiopia.

The UK and Australia opposes the death penalty as a matter of principle and the Foreign Office has issued a statement underlining its, “concerns about the death penalty that Mr Tsige could face in Ethiopia.”  Yemen’s Transfer of Mr Tsige to Ethiopia is in violation of international law. Under the Convention Against Torture, to which Yemen is a party, a state may not “expel, return or extradite a person to a state” where they face a high chance of being subjected to torture.

At the time of his abduction Tsige was travelling to Eritrea, which hosts a number of exiled Ethiopian groups. The two countries clashed in a border war in 2000.

The Ethiopian Government seized power from the communist party in 1991 and has since been supported by the British. Human rights groups have accused it of being particularly repressive of political freedom and freedom of speech.

One Ethiopian man present at the protest declined to give his name because of the divide amongst Australia’s Ethiopian community between those who support the government and those who oppose it. He claims that while there are government supporters in Melbourne, the majority calls for the freedom of Tsige. Despite living in Melbourne for over 10 years he supports the opposition movement in Ethiopia because of the corruption and brutality of the current government.

The protest aims to link up with lobby efforts across the world to pressure the British Government to uses its influence as Ethiopia’s number one aid donor in order to seek Tsige’s release. The protestors accuse the British of not giving enough attention to the collaboration of Ethiopian and Yemeni security forces, allowing them to kidnap Tsige. Ethiopian opposition group Ginbot 7 has said they are angry that it took the UK foreign office over a week to contact Yemeni authorities. “I have seen the British authorities fighting for their citizens wherever they are arrested…But in the case of Andargachew Tsige they did not do the same thing.” Spokesperson Ephrem Madebo said.

The Foreign Office says it is continuing to provide consular assistance to Tsige’s family. And UK officials reportedly met with the Yemeni Ambassador in London last week. Still protesters on Collins Street want more “political pressure” from the British Government aimed at securing Tsige’s freedom.

Tisge was wheeled out on Ethiopian state television on Wednesday looking tired and disheveled. Activists in Melbourne say this appearance confirms their fears for his health and safety. UK human rights advocate Graeme Preebles believes that this could be the last straw for people in Ethiopia who have endured the repressive regime since it took power. Whether this event will provide the trigger for social change that activists want is unsure. What is certain is that whilst Tsige is in the custody of the Ethiopian authorities, he remains at risk of human rights abuses.

Source: Right Now

Hailemariam Desalegn caught plagiarizing again

by Abebe Gellaw

TPLF’s puppet Hailemariam Desalegn is probably the most incompetent and incoherent “leader” in the entire history of Ethiopia. His incompetence, shallowness and lack of originality is exposed whenever he meets journalists or goes to TPLF’s rubber stamp parliament for a routine Q & A. It is apparent that Prime Puppet Hailemariam (hereafter acronymed PPH) has no originality whatsoever. He is not only clueless but a master of miscommunication.

His latest interview with the BBC further exposed the fact that he is fake, clueless, predictable and mundane, to say the least. It is clear now that he is addicted to mimicking and plagiarizing from Meles Zenawi, the dead tyrant he slavishly followed and worshiped.

The Prime Puppet was once asked why the price of teff, Ethiopia’s most popular staple, was skyrocketing. He replied that it was because of “our development”. He said people who had never seen teff suddenly got the luxury of consuming it.

“This is the fruit of our speedy economic development,” he claimed with a bland tone. Unfortunately, both the language and the absurd logic was stolen from his dead predecessor.

The only difference was that Meles was talking about sugar. It was not only the answer that he copied but also the body language. The poor parrot was doing the same thing. It seems he overplayed Zenawi’s video during his rehearsal under the guidance of his TPLF masters.

When Zenawi was asked about the legality of the anti-terrorism proclamation, he said it was copied from the British. In his latest appearance on the BBC Africa, PPH was asked a similar question by journalist Emmanuel Igunza.

Iguza asked PPH: “Let us talk about the country’s anti-terror law. You said there is a distinction between opposition and terrorist elements. That law has been criticized by the international community for having a broad mandate. That is why the security forces have been accused of arbitrarily detaining, for example, opposition members.”

“That is not true’” PPH interjected. “We know that this accusation will come. So we said let us copy from the British law. If you compare the British terrorism law and that of ours it is almost similar.” In fact, the poorly scripted lie was also copied from Zenawi, whose ghost seems to be controlling the Prime Puppet. He cannot tell how many terrorist bloggers, journalists, critics and activists the Brits are jailing and torturing just like his regime.

Iguza challenged him with a simple follow-up. “But it is the implementation that is raising questions.”

“That is something different. That is something different,” the Prime Puppet said twice struggling to bring out a better idea. “We understand that while implementing, it is an exercise…,” he said without worrying about the meaning and the message. He confusedly added that the [Kangaroo] court judges interpret the law.

Maybe Zenawi did not answer that question as he was not asked by the rubber stamp parliament or journalists. It was a difficult question for PPH as there was nothing to copy and paste for him.

One of the most embarrassing moment came in the last segment of the five-minute long interview. The BBC journalist asked: “Your country has been mentioned in the same breadth as the countries that have the highest number of journalists and opposition figures jailed. Just recently, Zone9 bloggers that have been arrested for more than two months now with no proper case brought against them.”

PPH gave an amazing answer that no sensible and sane person would say. “Look, I suggest that you also shouldn’t be connected with a terrorist. If you have any connection with terrorists don’t think that the Ethiopian government will let you free [sic].”

It was supposed to be an answer but ended up being a threat from a man with no real power as TPLF’s ceremonial Prime Minister. Unfortunately, PPH messed it up while trying to copy the dictatorial aura of Zenawi. Though the effort backfired in his face, this was another effort to wear the confidence and power of Zenawi. He has confessed recently that he always wishes to be his former master, whom he referred to as an “extraordinary personality” deserving eternal glory.

He did not even realize that Iguza should have been arrested on the spot. According to the absurd and unjust anti-terrorism law, no criminal act is needed to connect anyone with “terrorists”. Proclamation 652/2009 declares that “whomsoever writes, edits, prints, publishes, publicizes, disseminates statements deemed encouraging, supporting, or advancing” terrorist acts is a terrorist. The “terrorist” organizations are dissident groups like Ginbot 7 and OLF. But as the whole world knows, his TPLF masters are the real terrorists, who kill, maim, jail, torture and rob innocent civilians. The terrorists jailed are almost entirely journalists, bloggers, activists and dissidents for exposing the crimes and abuses of the regime.

BBC has given extensive coverage on the illegal abduction of Andargachew Tsege, whom the TPLF Trojan horse referred to as Eritrea’s stooge. Why doesn’t Hailemariam order the arrest of a few BBC journalists.

Under the broad interpretation of the unlawful proclamation that contradicts common sense and the so-called constitution, any media outlets, bloggers or journalists that raises issues related to the “terrorists” are committing acts of terrorism. The Kangaroo courts are not needed to interpret the law. Just like the Prime Puppet, the judges are hand picked and paid to take orders from the TPLF.

Despite his best effort, it is abundantly clear that PPH is trying to play Zenawi. Psychologists attribute this extreme form of insecurity, lack of self-respect and self-confidence to Dissociative Personality Disorder (DDP). He vainly tries to convert himself into a dead tyrant. But unlike the Prime Puppet, Zenawi was undoubtedly smart, competent and articulate despite being a ruthless evil dictator.

Last February, PPH had convened journalists for a press conference and labored hard to answer various questions in English. Unfortunately, all the key answers were factually, lexically and grammatically wrong and full of errors.

He said, “There is an elected government in South Sudan. So we equivocally [sic] denounced that unconstitutional means of getting power is not allowed at all….Whenever one foreign diplomat talks especially the American diplomats talk about certain things, Eritrea associates that it is Ethiopia who lobbied these guys. Of course, you have seen the position of the Ethiopian government. We equivocally [sic] denounced that it is wrong…” It is very hard to understand what he wanted to mean as he was saying the opposite of what he wanted to tell the world.

He continued: “And by that time the government of Sudan was under the British proctor, ah proctorate [Forgive him, he wanted to mean protectorate]. So that agreement has been evaluated next to it by emperor Haile Sellassie and its regime. Again Emperor Haile Selassie equivocally [sic] agreed that this agreement has to be binding. Similarly during the Derg regime, the Derg also has tried to study by sending professors from university and other professionals and the Derg regime also equivocally [sic], you know, endorsed this agreement is binding,” As the saying goes, a little knowledge is dangerous, especially if you are supposed to be the leader of a nation.

Hailemariam worked as a government official for so many years. He was also the puppet foreign minister before he became the Prime Puppet. Unfortunately, he was not given a proper chance to learn words very common international politics and diplomacy. He also claims to have done MA in global leadership from Azusa Pacific University, which has quietly decided to honor the poor parrot, a decision which is likely to put the university in hot water soon.

The dude doesn’t even know the difference between a proctor, someone appointed to supervise students, and a protectorate, a country controlled and protected by another. He even went on to coin a new word in his effort to correct his blunder. So to make matters worse he ‘corrected’ proctor with proctorate (but there is no such a word in the English language). It is quite obvious that every time he speaks in English, a language that seems too complex for him, he needs an interpreter or for that matter someone who can also lend him ideas. HIs communication skill in any language is substandard for that matter.

How can you denounce something equivocally, unless you don’t know what you are talking about? Hailemariam did not know, after all these years in government and diplomacy, that equivocal does not mean unequivocal. He probably thought that the prefix un- doesn’t make any difference. Even in factual terms, none of the leaders he mentioned equivocally or unequivocally agree with Sudan on border demarcation and giving away a significant swathe of fertile land.

It was another lie he incompetently plagiarized from the dead tyrant, who could at least flawlessly articulate his lies, in three languages. TPLF trojan horse, Prime Puppet Hailemariam, is so incompetent that he is messing up even with the lies and deceptions of his predecessor. He cannot even copy competently, let alone generating and articulating his own ideas. TPLF should consider replacing PPH with Tesfaye Habiso, a man who has at least proven his skills in plagiarism.

After watching his excruciating “interview” on BBC, Matthew Payne-Funk, an American administrative director at the U.S. Senate, wrote the following comment on his Facebook page: “PM Hailemariam needs a better Press Secretary or the Information Ministry should be embarrassed at the poor quality of his answers. The evasion and equivocations are just too painfully obvious… I think it is pathetic and very frustrating that the government of Ethiopia allows this sort of self deceptive incompetence to be its face. I am feeling angry about what is happening to the truly courageous Ethiopians who are being detained by incompetent power mongers.”

In the service of his TPLF masters, Hailemariam, who is acting more like a slave than the prime minister, has betrayed not only his conscience but also his profession. He was trained as a sanitation engineer. Instead of designing and constructing toilets in Ethiopia, which has chronic shortage of sanitation, he is swimming in the cesspool of TPLF’s filthy, stinky and fascistic politics.

For the sake of his children, who will certainly regret being related to him, he should rather find a better job than making a fool of himself as a TPLF Trojan horse. TPLF power mongers should also consider letting him go as he is a liability and an embarrassing piece of work for the terrorist regime.

Ruled by incompetent thugs and clueless terrorists, Ethiopia is certainly in great trouble. We should unequivocally denounce and reject the incompetent tyrannical regime standing on its last leg after the demise of Meles Zenawi. Ethiopia shall never be a TPLF protectorate or colony. We need equality, freedom, dignity and justice. No puppets, oppressive thugs and terrorists please!