እችንም አላም ናትም እውነትም እትናገርም
ግን አንድ ነገር ግን እውነት ተናግራለች
ኢሳያ ፈኖን ይደግፋል ግን አምርሮ አማራን ይጠላል::
In Asmara, simply playing Amharic music can reportedly get you fined or even thrown in jail. So tell me, how can anyone seriously claim that Isaias Afwerki likes or respects the Amhara people? How can you defend such a contradiction?
ኢትዯጵያ ውስጥ ብዙ ፖለቲከኛ ውይንም ተንታኞች አሉ እንደ SU 35 በየሰከንዱ የሚገለባበጡ::
ፋኖ ማለት ቆዳው እና አፉ የአማራ
ልቡ ግን የኢሱ የአማራ ጠላት ነው ::
AFNM need to have a protocol to protect their named leaders! 3 years ago we have seen how a coordinated attack on Fano leaders led to resetting of the struggle 3 years back.
What is going on now sounds like SEASON 2 of the same horrible targeting that led the movement into disarray fir 3 years. "Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me...." fits right here.
Don't let history repeat itself, stop with the unsubstantiated rumors, gossip and character assassinations. If you have evidence lay ot bare, if not shut up. People also need to start asking those that slander Fanos foe accountability.
This extends to all advocates who are attacked as well. The recent extreme targeting of Fano Asres is part of a coordinated attack on the struggle. It is a Psy-Op and it needs to be stopped!
Imagine, what other effective method is there to discount an organization better than making sure the designated PR loses his credibility? Don't repeat the same mistake draw a line here and now.
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Ethiopia Must Come Before Political Differences
It is interesting to watch some individuals who have spent years criticizing the Ethiopian government suddenly turn their anger toward Jawar Mohammed simply because he has expressed support for the government on matters concerning Ethiopia’s national interests.
Let us be clear: supporting Ethiopia’s stability, sovereignty, unity, and national interests should never be treated as betrayal of one’s political identity. Political disagreements are legitimate, but attacking someone simply because their position has changed or because they recognize the importance of national unity raises serious questions about priorities.
Those who disagree with Jawar are entitled to their opinions. However, Ethiopia’s future cannot be held hostage by political rivalries, personal grievances, or agendas that deepen divisions among its people.
On this particular issue, we stand with Jawar. We may not agree with him on everything, and we do not have to. But when the discussion concerns protecting Ethiopia’s national interests, preserving its unity, and preventing further destabilization, we should be able to recognize common ground.
Ethiopia is bigger than any individual, political movement, or personal ambition. Our loyalty should be to the country and its people, not to political camps.
You do not have to agree with Jawar on everything to stand with him when you believe he is taking a position in support of Ethiopia.
Ethiopia first. Unity before division. National interest before political rivalry.
Keep it up Jawar we one like sausage in this one.