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[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

The hardships endured by the people under the PP regime have been profound, yet in the end, a glimmer of hope emerges from the darkness. Through perseverance, realization, and shared lessons, we find unity. #Fano

[The Driven Man @Thedrivenman]

This video will change your life:

[Robert Sepehr @robertsepehr]

@artenpedia Here is how Archangel Michael was depicted in Ethiopia in the 1600's and how an Ethiopian king was depicted 1700 years ago. Ancient Biblical Ethiopia was a White civilization which changed over the centuries due to mixing.

Ancient Ethiopian History
https://t.co/uvIKZB115T

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@Chaltu_Bongase @jbirru This sentence needs more training than the bodybuilders. It should be ‘retiring from politics’ and ‘becoming a bodybuilder.’ Grammar also needs discipline.

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@awodaje እግዚአብሔር ይመስገን የብልጽግናችን አማራጭ ጋዝ — ነጭ ጋዝ በመሐል ሜዳ ወጣልን። እግዚአብሔር ይመስገን።

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@TiborPNagyJr 👇🏿

[Xman @Xman2025X]

Prince Dr. Asfa-Wossen Asserate represents something Ethiopia has too often been denied: wisdom refined by history, dignity strengthened by suffering, and a voice that speaks not for personal gain, but for truth, memory, faith, and national conscience.

Born into Ethiopia’s imperial heritage, educated in some of Europe’s great institutions, and shaped by the painful exile imposed after the 1974 Derg takeover, Prince Asfa-Wossen could have remained silent and comfortable abroad. Instead, he chose the harder path: to continue speaking for Ethiopia, for justice, for cultural memory, and for the dignity of a people whose story has too often been distorted by violence and political cruelty.

He is not merely a royal figure. He is a historian, author, political thinker, humanitarian voice, and defender of Ethiopia’s civilizational identity. Through his writings, public service, and advocacy, he has preserved the moral memory of an Ethiopia rooted in faith, history, culture, and sacrifice.

Brutal regimes may force rare minds into exile, but they cannot erase the truth they carry. They may push away a national treasure, but they cannot diminish the value of his witness. Prince Dr. Asfa-Wossen stands as one of those rare gems whose life reminds us that Ethiopia’s greatness is not only in its past, but also in the courage of those who refuse to let that past be buried.

His recent testimony was more than a speech. It was a moral intervention. It was the voice of a man who has seen history, endured loss, and still speaks with grace, clarity, and conviction in defense of Ethiopianism, the Amhara people, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and the humanity of all Ethiopians.

May God bless HIH Prince Dr. Asfa-Wossen Asserate with health, strength, peace, and long life. May God bless his family, and may Ethiopia one day honor such rare sons not from exile, but from a place of justice, gratitude, and national healing.

@SecRubio @StateDept @SenateForeign @SFRCdems @SenatorRisch @SenatorShaheen @HouseForeignGOP @HouseForeign @RepBrianMast @RepGregoryMeeks @AnitaAnandMP @GAC_Corporate @CanadaFP

#Ethiopia #Amhara #Ethiopianism #EthiopianOrthodoxChurch #HumanRights #ReligiousFreedom #JusticeForEthiopia #AmharaGenocide #EthiopianHistory #EthiopianDiaspora #AfricaPolicy #NeverAgain #FaithAndFreedom #Democracy #HumanDignity

[Xman @Xman2025X]

Prince Dr. Asfa-Wossen Asserate represents something Ethiopia has too often been denied: wisdom refined by history, dignity strengthened by suffering, and a voice that speaks not for personal gain, but for truth, memory, faith, and national conscience.

Born into Ethiopia’s imperial heritage, educated in some of Europe’s great institutions, and shaped by the painful exile imposed after the 1974 Derg takeover, Prince Asfa-Wossen could have remained silent and comfortable abroad. Instead, he chose the harder path: to continue speaking for Ethiopia, for justice, for cultural memory, and for the dignity of a people whose story has too often been distorted by violence and political cruelty.

He is not merely a royal figure. He is a historian, author, political thinker, humanitarian voice, and defender of Ethiopia’s civilizational identity. Through his writings, public service, and advocacy, he has preserved the moral memory of an Ethiopia rooted in faith, history, culture, and sacrifice.

Brutal regimes may force rare minds into exile, but they cannot erase the truth they carry. They may push away a national treasure, but they cannot diminish the value of his witness. Prince Dr. Asfa-Wossen stands as one of those rare gems whose life reminds us that Ethiopia’s greatness is not only in its past, but also in the courage of those who refuse to let that past be buried.

His recent testimony was more than a speech. It was a moral intervention. It was the voice of a man who has seen history, endured loss, and still speaks with grace, clarity, and conviction in defense of Ethiopianism, the Amhara people, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and the humanity of all Ethiopians.

May God bless HIH Prince Dr. Asfa-Wossen Asserate with health, strength, peace, and long life. May God bless his family, and may Ethiopia one day honor such rare sons not from exile, but from a place of justice, gratitude, and national healing.

@SecRubio @StateDept @SenateForeign @SFRCdems @SenatorRisch @SenatorShaheen @HouseForeignGOP @HouseForeign @RepBrianMast @RepGregoryMeeks @AnitaAnandMP @GAC_Corporate @CanadaFP

#Ethiopia #Amhara #Ethiopianism #EthiopianOrthodoxChurch #HumanRights #ReligiousFreedom #JusticeForEthiopia #AmharaGenocide #EthiopianHistory #EthiopianDiaspora #AfricaPolicy #NeverAgain #FaithAndFreedom #Democracy #HumanDignity

[Xman @Xman2025X]

Dear @MarioNawfal

Please use your platform to speak up about the recent massacre of Ethiopian Orthodox Christians in Arsi, Oromia.

Reports indicate that Orthodox Christians were killed in East Arsi, including women, children, elders, and ordinary worshippers. This is not the first time. For years, Orthodox Christians in parts of Oromia have faced killings, church attacks, displacement, intimidation, and humiliation with little protection from the government.

Open Doors report:
https://t.co/5TdHYF6jEw

World Council of Churches statement:
https://t.co/ndvJLSMhU8

I am also sharing disturbing footage allegedly showing a religious leader humiliating women and children and cutting the cross, their sacred symbol of faith, from their necks. No one should be targeted, degraded, or killed for wearing a religious symbol.

The Ethiopian government has a duty to protect all citizens. Serious reports and public concerns suggest repeated government failure, and some allegations point to possible complicity by local officials or security actors. This must be independently investigated.

Please help raise awareness and demand protection, accountability, and justice.

Silence only protects the perpetrators.

#Ethiopia #Arsi #Oromia #EthiopianOrthodox #ReligiousFreedom #StopTheMassacre #ProtectOrthodoxChristians

[Xman @Xman2025X]

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[Xman @Xman2025X]

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[Xman @Xman2025X]

https://t.co/K2t1m7EN4I

[Xman @Xman2025X]

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[Xman @Xman2025X]

I am also sharing disturbing footage allegedly showing a religious leader humiliating women and children and cutting the cross, their sacred symbol of faith, from their necks. No one should be targeted, degraded, or killed for wearing a religious symbol.

https://t.co/PQ9Y5EVy2T https://t.co/PQ9Y5EVy2T

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@MesfinMtegenu @EUinEthiopia 🫣🤡

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@AJEnglish #EthiopiaShamElection
#NoLegitimacyThroughFear
#EthiopiaNeedsJustice
#EthiopiaNeedsPeace
#StopThePoliticalTheater
#NoElectionUnderWar
#DisplacementIsNotDemocracy
#SecurityBeforeElection
#JusticeForEthiopians
#StateCollapseIsNotDemocracy
#AbiyAhmedMustBeHeldAccountable

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@ETEmbassyDCA The fact is undeniable and cannot be denied.

#EthiopiaShamElection
#NoLegitimacyThroughFear
#EthiopiaNeedsJustice
#EthiopiaNeedsPeace
#StopThePoliticalTheater

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@ETEmbassyDCA @ConnectiveStrat 🫣

[Xman @Xman2025X]

Ethiopia’s so-called election is not democracy. It is a staged performance to legitimize a collapsing state.

There can be no real election while citizens live under fear, insecurity, displacement, and repression. Millions are uprooted, communities are broken, and the social fabric of the country has been torn apart.

Abiy Ahmed appears concerned only with holding power and controlling Addis Ababa, while the rest of Ethiopia suffers from violence, lawlessness, and state failure.

No sham election can erase the truth. Ethiopia needs peace, justice, accountability, and healing, not another illusion of democracy. The world must not look away.

#EthiopiaShamElection
#NoLegitimacyThroughFear
#EthiopiaNeedsJustice
#EthiopiaNeedsPeace
#StopThePoliticalTheater

[Xman @Xman2025X]

Ethiopia’s so-called election is not democracy. It is a staged performance to legitimize a collapsing state.

There can be no real election while citizens live under fear, insecurity, displacement, and repression. Millions are uprooted, communities are broken, and the social fabric of the country has been torn apart.

Abiy Ahmed appears concerned only with holding power and controlling Addis Ababa, while the rest of Ethiopia suffers from violence, lawlessness, and state failure.

No sham election can erase the truth. Ethiopia needs peace, justice, accountability, and healing, not another illusion of democracy. The world must not look away.

#EthiopiaShamElection
#NoLegitimacyThroughFear
#EthiopiaNeedsJustice
#EthiopiaNeedsPeace
#StopThePoliticalTheater

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@RisingEsatAfriq @addisstandard

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@Xman2025X @NatnaelMekonne7 😀

[T-SAM @DanshaBasha]

@Xman2025X @NatnaelMekonne7 PP loves Kiwi Black so much, you can tell his beard has seen more color transitions than a traffic light.

[Xman @Xman2025X]

A simple but important question must be asked: what are the real consequences of this hard reality, and how should that understanding sharpen a winning strategy? In that strategy, language is not secondary; it plays a critical role in shaping perception, mobilizing support, and defining the path forward.