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Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 12:51 pm
Waachis wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 11:41 am its gonna be: oromo, egypt, and their allies vs: tigrayans, sudanese if they're foolish,
i dont think oromos will ever try to stir trouble.they accepted thier destinity.
You don't know us then. If we accepted our destiny, there wouldn't be martial law and emergency rule in Ethiopia right now.
Somalis in Ethiop accepted their being puppets, but the Oromo never did or will. PLUS we have the manpower and resources to fight, somalis in their dry ogaden don't--sorry
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you have the resources and manpower,but it is beingused by 100 ethiopians mainly ahmara and tigray,how come i dont see oromo party in power like tigray party or amhara party in the past.the truth is amhara will return back to the power and put oromo servants in their right place.

but i have nothing but great respect for oromos.many oromo oppressed fled to somlaia to escape presecution,we have oromo community in mogadishu and many oromos are school teachers,quranic teachers in mogadishu etc,unlike those in somaliland,oromos in mogadishu are not deported or handed over to the TPLF,They live freely.you should be thankful.
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Waachis wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 1:05 pm
Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 12:51 pm
Waachis wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 11:41 am its gonna be: oromo, egypt, and their allies vs: tigrayans, sudanese if they're foolish,
i dont think oromos will ever try to stir trouble.they accepted thier destinity.
You don't know us then. If we accepted our destiny, there wouldn't be martial law and emergency rule in Ethiopia right now.
Somalis in Ethiop accepted their being puppets, but the Oromo never did or will. PLUS we have the manpower and resources to fight, somalis in their dry ogaden don't--sorry
As i disagree with strategi, you have to admit that oromos didnt do much damage as the ogadens did to ethiopia under ONLF, as the government could go anywhere in the oromia state unlike the ogaden there was a time where ONLF had the upper hand in the region and the government couldnt go anywhere they wanted like they did in oromia, your 50 million and we are barely 6 million somalis . . . how come if you have the manpower and the resources you haven't recieved your goal?
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ONLF did no damage bro. The potential was there, for them to be strong, but then clan-divisions reared its ugly head and weakened the Somali struggle. The TPLF just found a willing puppet named abdi iley and made the liyyu and boom...now they can spread their soldiers to other regions and let somalis kill somalis....
the government, during the protests, were actually pushed out of a lot of oromia. you should study this more before discussing it, no offense bro. but many govt structures were destroyed and the local tplf cadres were chased out. this is why the declared the emergency, it was literally the biggest challenge to their power.
and our goal is almost done. as we speak, the gold and mineral resources are in oromo hands. the opdo is standing up to tplf, goal #2. slowly but surely, you'll see more and more of this.
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Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:01 pm you have the resources and manpower,but it is beingused by 100 ethiopians mainly ahmara and tigray,how come i dont see oromo party in power like tigray party or amhara party in the past.the truth is amhara will return back to the power and put oromo servants in their right place.

but i have nothing but great respect for oromos.many oromo oppressed fled to somlaia to escape presecution,we have oromo community in mogadishu and many oromos are school teachers,quranic teachers in mogadishu etc,unlike those in somaliland,oromos in mogadishu are not deported or handed over to the TPLF,They live freely.you should be thankful.
There is no way amhara alone can get back into the throne they once used to rule without any allies backing them, as a matter of fact they need more than oromo to get back into the throne.
Even if they got back into the throne it won't be the same as they used to rule the country alone, this time they have to share the cake with not only oromos but with other major ethnic groups.

There is an alliances in Ethiopia who is fighting as we speak, thats why the country is in a state of emergency.
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Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:01 pm you have the resources and manpower,but it is beingused by 100 ethiopians mainly ahmara and tigray,how come i dont see oromo party in power like tigray party or amhara party in the past.the truth is amhara will return back to the power and put oromo servants in their right place.

but i have nothing but great respect for oromos.many oromo oppressed fled to somlaia to escape presecution,we have oromo community in mogadishu and many oromos are school teachers,quranic teachers in mogadishu etc,unlike those in somaliland,oromos in mogadishu are not deported or handed over to the TPLF,They live freely.you should be thankful.

the amhara themselves are oppressed, today, so do not include them. secondly, the past is the past, leave it there; discuss today.
third, the amhara will never rule oromia again, but they can rule their own state, under federalism.
fourth, there are plenty of somali refugees world-wide, dadab in kenya was/is the biggest refugee camp in the world, so your people aren't in a better/or enviable situation, sorry.
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Waachis wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:06 pm
Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:01 pm you have the resources and manpower,but it is beingused by 100 ethiopians mainly ahmara and tigray,how come i dont see oromo party in power like tigray party or amhara party in the past.the truth is amhara will return back to the power and put oromo servants in their right place.

but i have nothing but great respect for oromos.many oromo oppressed fled to somlaia to escape presecution,we have oromo community in mogadishu and many oromos are school teachers,quranic teachers in mogadishu etc,unlike those in somaliland,oromos in mogadishu are not deported or handed over to the TPLF,They live freely.you should be thankful.

the amhara themselves are oppressed, today, so do not include them. secondly, the past is the past, leave it there; discuss today.
third, the amhara will never rule oromia again, but they can rule their own state, under federalism.
fourth, there are plenty of somali refugees world-wide, dadab in kenya was/is the biggest refugee camp in the world, so your people aren't in a better/or enviable situation, sorry.
If you want to learn amharic no problem, but just know that we somalis will support the tplf before letting that happen. Because when the amhara are in power, then its over because they will have the support of 85 % of ethiopia and won't EVER be removed. At least with TPLF they are vulnerable, a minority, and hated by all.
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Lion104 wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:23 pm
Waachis wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:06 pm
Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:01 pm you have the resources and manpower,but it is beingused by 100 ethiopians mainly ahmara and tigray,how come i dont see oromo party in power like tigray party or amhara party in the past.the truth is amhara will return back to the power and put oromo servants in their right place.

but i have nothing but great respect for oromos.many oromo oppressed fled to somlaia to escape presecution,we have oromo community in mogadishu and many oromos are school teachers,quranic teachers in mogadishu etc,unlike those in somaliland,oromos in mogadishu are not deported or handed over to the TPLF,They live freely.you should be thankful.

the amhara themselves are oppressed, today, so do not include them. secondly, the past is the past, leave it there; discuss today.
third, the amhara will never rule oromia again, but they can rule their own state, under federalism.
fourth, there are plenty of somali refugees world-wide, dadab in kenya was/is the biggest refugee camp in the world, so your people aren't in a better/or enviable situation, sorry.
If you want to learn amharic no problem, but just know that we somalis will support the tplf before letting that happen. Because when the amhara are in power, then its over because they will have the support of 85 % of ethiopia and won't EVER be removed. At least with TPLF they are vulnerable, a minority, and hated by all.
A lot of my family/a lot of oromos already speak Amharic. you obviously know nothing about oromos yet comment on them as if you do. interesting indeed.
the somali can support tplf, that's fine dude, but it won't keep them in power forever. tplf will collapse eventually.
as far as the amhara, if you think they will rule as they used to, you're on crack and meth together with pcp.
it's not logical or probable. but they can free their state and form alliances if it's based on mutual benefits/keeping the federalism.
most would not support a resurgence of amhara rule, because most in the past suffered under it, it would be like saying the afar oromo and sidama and others would like to go back to 1956---it makes NO SENSE.

try again bro.
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Oromo in power in good for us,Tigray is fine as long as amhara is kept in the past,they are cancer.they used to chop off the breasts of somali women or oromo women as a demo.

but for oromo to rule,they must be willing to die,sacrifice half a million and revolutionary regime led by oromo is possibility.in the history of ethioppia,oromo party never ruled.they are/were second class citizens.
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Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:37 pm Oromo in power in good for us,Tigray is fine as long as amhara is kept in the past,they are cancer.they used to chop off the breasts of somali women or oromo women as a demo.

but for oromo to rule,they must be willing to die,sacrifice half a million and revolutionary regime led by oromo is possibility.in the history of ethioppia,oromo party never ruled.they are/were second class citizens.
Chop off breasts of somali women? war ninyahow xayawaan baabatahay where did you hear that from? your gasping ass?
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not the best source but my mom told me.
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Waachis wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:04 pm ONLF did no damage bro. The potential was there, for them to be strong, but then clan-divisions reared its ugly head and weakened the Somali struggle. The TPLF just found a willing puppet named abdi iley and made the liyyu and boom...now they can spread their soldiers to other regions and let somalis kill somalis....
the government, during the protests, were actually pushed out of a lot of oromia. you should study this more before discussing it, no offense bro. but many govt structures were destroyed and the local tplf cadres were chased out. this is why the declared the emergency, it was literally the biggest challenge to their power.
and our goal is almost done. as we speak, the gold and mineral resources are in oromo hands. the opdo is standing up to tplf, goal #2. slowly but surely, you'll see more and more of this.
The Ogaden region has had several presidents, why haven't they fought against the ONLF like Abdi Iley did? surely they had the governments backing and ofcourse police or army force to fight against them.
I guess you have no idea on what and how the Ogaden region was before Abdi Iley, do a little research then come back and give your opinions regarding my region.

ONLF did more damage to the Ethiopian regime than OLF, and it still effects them today as we speak, unlike your regions my lands are not given away for free to chinese and indians, They and the government of ethiopia are too scared to come further down than jigjiga.

Your goal is not done until TPLF is toppled out of the seat.
The state is in emergency meaning the government can do whatever they want across the country, They are killing amhara and oromo who made the unrest during the demonstrations.

Again, your 50 million of the ethiopian population and still haven't received your goal, Eritrea managed to get their independence with only 4-5 million in population, how come you haven't received yours?

You're people are divided through politics, ideology and religion... that's the oromos to blame for.
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Strategic wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 3:02 pm not the best source but my mom told me.
If you have no knowledge for the situation in ethiopia i suggest you to not give your opinions on something you have no idea about, it makes you look stupid.
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MarsinQorahay wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 3:11 pm
Waachis wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 2:04 pm ONLF did no damage bro. The potential was there, for them to be strong, but then clan-divisions reared its ugly head and weakened the Somali struggle. The TPLF just found a willing puppet named abdi iley and made the liyyu and boom...now they can spread their soldiers to other regions and let somalis kill somalis....
the government, during the protests, were actually pushed out of a lot of oromia. you should study this more before discussing it, no offense bro. but many govt structures were destroyed and the local tplf cadres were chased out. this is why the declared the emergency, it was literally the biggest challenge to their power.
and our goal is almost done. as we speak, the gold and mineral resources are in oromo hands. the opdo is standing up to tplf, goal #2. slowly but surely, you'll see more and more of this.
The Ogaden region has had several presidents, why haven't they fought against the ONLF like Abdi Iley did? surely they had the governments backing and ofcourse police or army force to fight against them.
I guess you have no idea on what and how the Ogaden region was before Abdi Iley, do a little research then come back and give your opinions regarding my region.

ONLF did more damage to the Ethiopian regime than OLF, and it still effects them today as we speak, unlike your regions my lands are not given away for free to chinese and indians, They and the government of ethiopia are too scared to come further down than jigjiga.

Your goal is not done until TPLF is toppled out of the seat.
The state is in emergency meaning the government can do whatever they want across the country, They are killing amhara and oromo who made the unrest during the demonstrations.

Again, your 50 million of the ethiopian population and still haven't received your goal, Eritrea managed to get their independence with only 4-5 million in population, how come you haven't received yours?

You're people are divided through politics, ideology and religion... that's the oromos to blame for.


They had several presidents, yes, because they tried to PUSH FOR SECESSION AROUND 1994 WHEN ONLF won elections there, so EPRDF came and SAID NOPE, and sent the federal army in.
the ESDP was created by NON OGADEN SOMALI CLANS who REFUSED to be in a group NAMED and BASED around ONE clan, when there's OVER 12 SOMALI CLANS/GROUPS IN ETHIOPIA.
ONLF had the potential to do damage, but never did, and today, it's dead. non-existent. tell me what recent attacks they have done, what land they hold, with proof, and how many soldiers they killed?
your land couldn't even be given away to chinese and indians, there's little to nothing there, but livestock and a little water.
who wouldn't want green and rich and water-ful oromia? it's like asking: do you want a steak for dinner or ramen noodles?

they are killing, they have always been killing, so it's not new, but this time, they lost billions in funds, and were severely weakened.
to this day, they are only present in urban areas, the rural areas of oromia and amhara are not in TPLF control. literally.

eritrea had millions in support from iraq, saudi, egypt and syria AND they have the historical references to prove they were once not part of ethiopia AND well-defined/established BORDERS...the oromos and even the somalis of ethiopia don't have any of these to support them...

your people are worse. one religion, one language, and still your worst enemy.

our diversity can weaken us, obviously, but what's your excuse?
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