“We need justice, but it’s been 4 years and nothing has happened. They have just forgotten about us,” said a woman whose husband died in the #Axum massacre. Brilliant reporting by @FredHarter from 2 of Tigray's worst massacre sites where wounds cannot heal https://t.co/SFNrKmCkGX
@reda_getachew@Lord_Collins@DarrenWelchFCDO same words and same gesture for 2 years, empty hope to IDPs.
Please resign and contribute to Tigray's political deadlock. Your resignation might help to solve the political chaos.
Finally, #Ethiopia blamed #Eritrea, admitting Isaias’s military intentionally killed, destroyed, and #looted#Tigray’s infrastructure under the orders of their leaders.
TPLF's Debretsion says @reda_getachew's TIRA did the following big blunders
1) Worked against justice for Tigrayans including refusing to write a letter for ICHREE's extension
2) Released 400 of PoWs that committed crimes like those of Mahibere Dego 1/n
https://t.co/96RayXbo2y
The U.S. presidential debate last night - I’m reflecting as a very disappointed, very active member of the Democratic party and as an American with three young children.
How is it that a country of 335 million talented people, with a median age of 38.5, is fielding two men who are past their prime productive years.
Are these really the best we can find to run our country - the world’s largest economy and global superpower?
Our politics - federal, state and local - is totally dysfunctional and myopic focused mostly on petty irrelevant issues.
As Americans, regardless of our party affiliation, we should wake-up to the reality that the world has changed dramatically and we need strong, young, dynamic political leaders who understand that.
We have to find the current generation JFK, Reagan or Obama before it’s too late.
Truly disheartened by what I saw last night!