These are Amharas, my people, the forgotten ones,merely remembered sons of Ethiopia, systematically, institutionally,and intentionally neglected ones, and being made irrelevant with the crime perpetrated against them for being who they are.
If Ethiopia had sense, Ethiopia would
Yesterday’s massacre at #Ziquala Monastery, condemned eloquently by Archbishop Abba Henok, is a chilling indictment of Ethiopia’s descent into organized savagery. Monks who renounced the world in favor of prayer and ascetic devotion were slaughtered by death squads: agents of a regime imbued with the toxic and bestial doctrine of #Oromumma. Abba Henok’s lament over this desecration of sanctity reveals the broader pathology: a state machinery so morally bankrupt that it targets the spiritual core of a civilization. This is not mere repression; it is a sacrilege weaponized as policy.
Exactly a year ago, in February 2024, I warned of Ethiopia’s spiral into what I termed the “Age of Bestiality” under Abiy Ahmed. That dark forewarning is now fully realized. The massacre at #Ziquala occurred on the same calendar day as the 1937 fascist atrocities: offering a macabre historical parallel. Former Peace Minister #Taye_Dendeha, who vanished following his arrest, had already revealed that Abiy vowed to decimate the Amhara people. The regime’s atrocities are not incidental; they are the outcome of a genocidal calculus. Ethiopia’s soul is under siege, and history will remember who stood silent.
@UN_HRC@UNHumanRights@_AfricanUnion
Sad News
According to the Amhara Regional State Administration, more than 4.6 million children are out of school.
The regime is known to have destroyed schools & infrastructure with drones and turned the remaining ones into military camps #Ethiopia@UNESCO@eu_echo@StateDept
Birtukan’s case highlights a deeper, systemic issue - abductions becoming normalized under Abiy Ahmed’s leadership since 2018. In the past 2 weeks alone, all passengers from 3 buses were abducted in Oromia.
@hrw@UNHumanRights@UNICEF@USEmbassyAddis
She survived the unthinkable — but was silenced for telling the truth.
Birtukan Temesgen Kebede was kidnapped, tortured, raped, and left for dead — simply because she is Amhara.
She spoke out on national TV, and the response from the Ethiopian government?
They took down the video. They arrested the journalist. The criminals walk free.
This is not just injustice — this is state-protected violence.
This is what it means to be Amhara in Abiy Ahmed's Ethiopia.
Where is the world? Where are the human rights defenders?
Being Amhara is not a crime. But silencing survivors is.
#JusticeForBirtukan
#AmharaGenocide
#BeingAmharaIsNotACrime
#ProtectAmharaWomen
@UN_Women@hrw@amnesty@UN
The human rights orgs are a con-job extension of US and European policy.
I'm a white guy. I'm telling you most white people just don't give a shit or bother to challenge their media to report the truth.
It's why I am unapologetically pro-Fano. It's up to Fano to free Amhara.
An Amhara university student—kidnapped for a year and a half, gang-raped by Oromo extremists, trampled, and her womb pierced with an iron rod. Her bright future stolen. It is a state-sponsored genocide against Amharas! How many more must suffer before the world acts? #Amhara
Silencing victims by removing their testimonies from platforms like YouTube only adds to the pain it denies.The world needs to pay more attention to these atrocities! #EbsTV#JusticeForAmhara
በቂሊንጦ እስር ቤት ውስጥ የሚገኙት የአማራ ህዝብ ልጆች!
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Eskindir Nega’s Betrayal of the Material Foundations of Amhara Resistance
Eskindir Nega, in his nonexistent organization’s manifesto, claims that the Amharas are struggling for equality, justice, and peace (as if the Amhara resistance exists simply because Amharas only lack these political ideals). Nonetheless, the Amhara resistance is not driven by a mere absence of equality, justice, and peace—these have been a luxury long denied to the Amharas and others in Ethiopia alike. It is the only path to survival, borne out of genocide, mass slaughter, ethnic cleansing, forced displacement, systematic persecution, pogroms, and an industrial-scale campaign of destruction aimed at erasing them from their ancestral homeland.
The ongoing Amhara resistance is not an ideological contest or a theoretical struggle, as Eskindir Nega delusionally distorts to feed his insatiable hunger for power—it is the inevitable response to decades of extermination. Equating this resistance with politics is not only an attempt to delegitimize its cause but a direct betrayal of the very struggle for survival that defines it.
Eskindir Nega is actively working to undermine the material foundations of Amhara resistance and sow division among Amharas using the money he has collected from the diaspora. He insists on reducing the Amhara resistance to a mere fight for equality, justice, and peace because he refuses to acknowledge that the Amharas have a unique, urgent, and existential cause in Ethiopia—one that is fundamentally distinct from that of other Ethiopians.