Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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Awidoor , your an property of Queen Elizabeth just like the jamaicans who used to work on cotton farms, you are no different than the sankadhuudhi of Nigeria.

Ogaden was handed over to haile selassie when the Ogaden elders chose to be with them due to the white mans culture, it was indeed a bad decision but at the same time we thought as the history teaches us that we could get rid of the big red eye bugged amhara who used to ride on donkeys, that was in 1954, what did ras mekonnen conqure? The british had the Ogaden after meneliks time so where were the abbasynians?
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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Obbo akam?

Faye qebte?

You just have to ask the angry Marsin who added his Ogaden to Ethiopia? Was it his uncle Abdi iley or the conquering Oromo warriors operating under Ras Makonnen?

Who renamed Abyssinia Ethiopia and made the UN sign and recognise Ogaden as part of Ethiopia?

Answer 1: Makonnen

Answer 2: His son Haile Selassie


Oromo wins.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=llUTt0EmGiw
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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Iqsom wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2017 2:21 pm
Your people would do the same, in fact, they do. There are many Somali refugees in both Ethiopia AND Kenya. None of our people are doing so well that they're not affected by the issues that makes people migrate.
and somaliland should return to somalia, you'll never be recognized as independent.
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Somalis go to somali territories though, but true that those territories are funded by the people who falsely claim those territories. Still somali land. I agree, we're all suffering. I'm not gonna go there with somaliland but i will say that if we did go to somalia as you think we should, your people would not find peace in :sland: "to escape rape, murder and so on" from those who are putting you through that! So they should be grateful that :sland: exists!! :ufdup: :Puhlease:

And yes i'm a female, not a 10 year old child, speak as you wish! :childplease:
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Don't bring SL into this nayaa.Qotis/Amhara are welcome in SL!
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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AwRastaale wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2017 5:45 pm Obbo akam?

Faye qebte?

You just have to ask the angry Marsin who added his Ogaden to Ethiopia? Was it his uncle Abdi iley or the conquering Oromo warriors operating under Ras Makonnen?

Who renamed Abyssinia Ethiopia and made the UN sign and recognise Ogaden as part of Ethiopia?

Answer 1: Makonnen

Answer 2: His son Haile Selassie


Oromo wins.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=llUTt0EmGiw
Answer my question you idoor booty shaking sharmuuta, how did you end up shaking your ass to the oromo toilet worker who sneaks into your house to play with your wife while your out on khat session and fadhi ku dirir.
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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''The ONLF's Ogaadeeni clan perspective also alarmed members of other Somali clans, and disagreements over the name of the their region (''Ogaden'' or ''Somali Region'') and the location of the regional capital were the basis of early parliamentary disputes.
There was little political experience or administrative expertise within the new regional government. Divisions among the clans, and concerns over the ONLF's functioning were compounded by mismanagement and allegations of corruption and by mid-1993 the regional executive council and president were replaced.
The TPLF/Ethiopian government responded by attempting to limit the support base of the ONLF by throwing its support behind non-Ogadeni clans and politicians such as the minister for economic and international relations, Abdul-Majid Hussien, an Isaaq clan member and former Ethiopian representative to the UN. For the ONLF and many Ogadeni clan members, the efforts of the central government to undermine the ONLF's support base were seen as unwarranted central interference in their regional affairs and political issues.
In February 1994 the ONLF-dominated regional assembly triggered a confrontation with the central EPRDF government by voting to exercise the ''right to self determination'' for the Somali region. The federal government moved swiftly, removing the 2nd regional president, hassan jire qalinle, and his deputy from their posts on charges of corruption and neglect of official duties (charges that were to be frequently used to replace somali officials in later years). Most of the regional administration was replaced later that year and a new EPRDF affiliated party, the ESDL=Ethiopian Somali Democratic League, was formed by 10 non-ogadeni political parties, with Abdul Majid Hussein as its president.''

[Collective Punishment, PG 21-22]



read for yourself ^^^
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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Marsin,

Learn some history dummy.

If you want me to give you lessons feel free to ask for help.

Just a little hint.

The Abyssinians conquered, looted and displaced your Ogaden nomads in the thousands.

Ras Makonnen used to loot camels just to use them as a bargaining chip.

Ogaden was conquered in 1899.

But during WWII the Italians captured Ogaden from the Abyssinians as they did in Harar, Addis, Tigray, Bahir Dar and Dire.

When the Allies defeated the Italians the British took over administring South Somalia (later placed under the UN Trusteeship), Eritrea (BMA - British Military Administration) and the Ogaden (handed back to the Abyssinians who now renamed the country Ethiopia).

When Emperor Haile Selassie returned he asked the international community to help with the reconstruction of Ethiopia and the return and restoration of its lost territories namely Ogaden, the Haud (handed to them by British in exchange for passage to Sudan), and Eritrea.

They long conquered you and 1954 was asking the British to retuen what they had liberated from the Italians. In 1954 he embarked on a world tour to ask for support especially from the US.

He offered them a base in Eritrea to stop the USSR encroaching into Africa especially the Suez Canal and Red Sea.

Ethiopia already made its appeal in 1945 to the UN (San Francisco) and the US Government.

Basic knowledge my friend. Ogaden are known for not being smart so it's okay that you don't know 1899 from 1954.

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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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It does not support your 11 clans who resides in the region , as i thought you were lying your galla Ass off.

Who are the other non somalis who lives there?
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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July 23rd 1892: Tafari Makonnen born in Ejarsa Goro,Harer province Ethiopia.

1895: Italy invades Ethiopia (northern front)

1896: Menelik II defeats the Italians at Adowa.

1899: Menelik II conquers the Ogaden region.

1905 Nov 1: Tafari makonnen given the title Dejazmatch by his father,Ras Makonnen.

1906 Mar 21: Ras Makonnen dies.

1910 Mar 3: Tafari appointed governor of Harer Province.

1913 Dec 12: Menelik II dies.

1916 Sept :Menelik's wife Empress Zauditu siezes control.Names Tafari a Ras.

1923:Ras Tafari petitions the 'League Of Nations' successfully to accept Ethiopia.

1928:Tafari forces Zauditu to name him Negus.

1930 Nov 2: Following death of Zauditu,Tafari crowned Emperor and takes the name
Haile Selassie.

1931: Ethiopia's first constitution.

1935: Italy invades Ethiopia.

1936: Haile Selassie flees Ethiopia and settles in Bath, England.

1941 Jan: British troops defeat Italian forces.Selassie returns to Ethiopia.

1944: The British government restore Selassie to the throne against the wishes of the people.

1952: Eritrea federated with Ethiopia following a UN adoption of a US initiated plan.

1955: Ethiopian constitution revised.

1960: Mengistu Neway, commander of the Imperial guard and brother Germame mount an
unsuccessful coup.

1962: Selassie abolishes the federation of Eritrea and Ethiopia.

1963:The Organisation Of African Unity (OAU) is established at a meeting in Addis Abeba.

1973:

- Famine strikes Ethiopia in the northern provinces of Welo and Tigre.

- Selassie tries to cover up this fact from the world according to the world's press.

- The population riot about high prices and lack of food.

1974:Selassie is overthrown in a popular uprising.

1974 Sept 12:Selassie seen in public for the last time.

1975 Aug 28: The reported death of Haile Selassie.

The Ogaden and Oromo were conquered by the Abyssinian Oromo and Amhara in the same years. The only difference is one or two years maximum.

But the greatest resist were the Arsi who took over three years to break down.

The Wollo and Gondar Oromo namely the Raayya and Yejju are not conquered subjects but conquerors themselves. They left their Oromo lands to conquer Abyssinia and later returned to conquer those they had left behind.

Maybe they resented them for not following them up north to reinforce Oromo identity.
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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gadabuursi, bursuuk, darod, dhulbahante, dir, eli dheere, habar gidir, harti, hawiye, hiraab, isaaq, issa, lailkase, majeerteen, marehan, ogaden, sheekhaal, yibir, there are other somali clans in ethiopia and you know this, you stupid retard.

''The ONLF sought to name the region ''ogadenia.'' The non-ogadeni clans, however, opposed this move (Markakis 1994b). Indeed, the naming of the region where there are several Somali clans as 'Ogadenia,' effectively following the name of a single clan, would have been divisive. Finally, the region was named Somali region.

This dispute was not mere controversy on nomenclature. It showed the deep division that emerged between the dominant ogaden and the non-ogaden clans concerning their respective political roles and the very future of the region. The ONLF promoted the name 'Ogaden', not only because that name has wider recognition, but also because of its aspiration to establish an independent state under the same name (Ogaden Online 2001).''

[Federalism and Ethnic Conflict in Ethiopia: A Comparative Regional Study, PG 77]
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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Waachis wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2017 6:30 pm gadabuursi, bursuuk, darod, dhulbahante, dir, eli dheere, habar gidir, harti, hawiye, hiraab, isaaq, issa, lailkase, majeerteen, marehan, ogaden, sheekhaal, yibir, there are other somali clans in ethiopia and you know this, you stupid retard.

''The ONLF sought to name the region ''ogadenia.'' The non-ogadeni clans, however, opposed this move (Markakis 1994b). Indeed, the naming of the region where there are several Somali clans as 'Ogadenia,' effectively following the name of a single clan, would have been divisive. Finally, the region was named Somali region.

This dispute was not mere controversy on nomenclature. It showed the deep division that emerged between the dominant ogaden and the non-ogaden clans concerning their respective political roles and the very future of the region. The ONLF promoted the name 'Ogaden', not only because that name has wider recognition, but also because of its aspiration to establish an independent state under the same name (Ogaden Online 2001).''

[Federalism and Ethnic Conflict in Ethiopia: A Comparative Regional Study, PG 77]
I was just searching here and look what I saw, another ABO/OLF trained animal. You will never represent Oromos and remember why we kicked you out of Ethiopia because we think you are animals.

Don't ever say you are Oromo and I say bless EPRDF and long live Oromia...........
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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Oromos are the greatest nation in the Horn of Africa. Such a beautiful people. My great great grandmother was the daughter of the Oromo chief of Hararghe. I say that with pride.
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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EthoPride wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2017 8:00 pm
Waachis wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2017 6:30 pm gadabuursi, bursuuk, darod, dhulbahante, dir, eli dheere, habar gidir, harti, hawiye, hiraab, isaaq, issa, lailkase, majeerteen, marehan, ogaden, sheekhaal, yibir, there are other somali clans in ethiopia and you know this, you stupid retard.

''The ONLF sought to name the region ''ogadenia.'' The non-ogadeni clans, however, opposed this move (Markakis 1994b). Indeed, the naming of the region where there are several Somali clans as 'Ogadenia,' effectively following the name of a single clan, would have been divisive. Finally, the region was named Somali region.

This dispute was not mere controversy on nomenclature. It showed the deep division that emerged between the dominant ogaden and the non-ogaden clans concerning their respective political roles and the very future of the region. The ONLF promoted the name 'Ogaden', not only because that name has wider recognition, but also because of its aspiration to establish an independent state under the same name (Ogaden Online 2001).''

[Federalism and Ethnic Conflict in Ethiopia: A Comparative Regional Study, PG 77]
I was just searching here and look what I saw, another ABO/OLF trained animal. You will never represent Oromos and remember why we kicked you out of Ethiopia because we think you are animals.

Don't ever say you are Oromo and I say bless EPRDF and long live Oromia...........
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Sahibzada wrote: Mon Feb 06, 2017 5:46 pm Don't bring SL into this nayaa.Qotis/Amhara are welcome in SL!
you need to learn how to read waryaaaa. this oromo said somaliland should join somalia. why the hell would i condone letting shitheads who don't respect my land to live there in peace?!? hell naw :sland: :sland:
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Re: Are Oromo the greatest African conquerors?

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International law recognizes Somaliland as a part of Somalia, simple as that. And I personally have no desire to go to your land. A few thousand persecuted Oromo migrants doesn't represent the MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS of Oromo still living in Oromia. We have no need for Somaliland we rather deal with those who want to deal with us. The Oromo land is rich and self sufficient. We can deal with kenya and Djibouti who depends on Oromo food to survive anyway.
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