Oromo Liberation Front maybe coming back home?!

[zidane88]

Another Somali website
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-41278618


Check it where it says 80% of Somali lands handed over to Oromo.

[TeeriReturns]

Another Somali website
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-41278618


Check it where it says 80% of Somali lands handed over to Oromo.

zidaanow, as far as i am concerend, those 80% cannot be Ogaden land , since we salaxaad, mamulika, lagahida, imaye and all the way down to afhdeer (from north nogob to afhdeer oromo border) we have not lost Oagdne land as far as i am concred, no galmiis, malnguure, ugas koshin, reer amadin, all reer cabdulle like alla magan and adan qayr and cali wanag lands in extreme oromo / Ogadne border has been lost nor calwyahan ands in afhdeer border with them cushtic creatures,

what 80% kebels? is it the shaniiley / oromo border? dira dawa region?

AUn to the dead and suffering folks but anyone that tames them dirs is a good thing, they genuinely hate us,

i used to work with a gurgura, guraga or whatever they are called, when he find out i was Oagden man was shocked and showed me how much he hates Ogadens, when i asked him what was his race since i am not aware of their existence, he said they are musilm, pagan, chrtians, they speak somali, oromo and ahmaar, and apparently they dont own any specisif land but roam like gypisies and he hated Ogadens because they monopolise all power,

all these dirs, strange creatures with strange religions and cannot decide if they are ahmaar, pagan, oromo, dir etc hate us

and i though only khalid cali and our idoor pets hated us, but are we hated, but like my wise edo says, a man hated is usually successful,

i could not believe the hate of that man who doesn't even live in DDSI, perhaps gurgura or guraga who gugu whatever they are called just needed someone to hate,

[Waachis]

We didn't take 80 percent of Somali lands, we took 80 percent of the disputed lands, after a referendum took place. Don't twist the truth bro, fear Allah at least a little bit.

[Waachis]

Difference between oromo police and liyyu is one was made to serve tplf at the expense of its own people, and one made to serve the people



https://advocacy4oromia.org/articles-2/ ... yu-police/


https://www.google.com/amp/s/kichuu.com ... oromo/amp/

https://www.cage.ngo/ethiopias-liyu-pol ... -on-terror



Liyyu are in no way comparable to oromia police. Both were made for, and serve, a different purpose.
Liyyu savages were made to kill and suppress Somalis and now to wage war on mostly Muslim oromo for tplf. They are so savage they don't care that they've been hired to kill Muslim's for the sake of keeping atheist and Christian tigrayans in power.
https://www.google.com/amp/addisstandar ... egion/amp/

[zidane88]

Teeri, the land belonged mostly to Non-OGs but they are still Somali ,and for that reason only (being Somali in Oromo kilil) is why they faced the gruesome killing and fled their homes and belongings.


Waachis, OPDO (Oromo ethnic) made a huge chunk of EPRDF and are the ones who had been taming the OLF (another Oromo group), yet your eyes and brain are blocked from that. keep regurgitating Abdi this and that if it gives you sleep at night.

[Waachis]

Teeri, the land belonged mostly to Non-OGs but they are still Somali ,and for that reason only (being Somali in Oromo kilil) is why they faced the gruesome killing and fled their homes and belongings.


Waachis, OPDO (Oromo ethnic) made a huge chunk of EPRDF and are the ones who had been taming the OLF (another Oromo group), yet your eyes and brain are blocked from that. keep regurgitating Abdi this and that if it gives you sleep at night.

It's OLF's fault for agreeing to disarm and encamp their 50,000 army in 1991.
the original opdo, i hated, the opdo of today, is much better/different than the ones in the 1990s.
this is a fact, sir.

[zidane88]

Agreeing? well, this tells different story.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oromo_Liberation_Front

[Waachis]

Second and most surprising of all, it was the OLF leadership that facilitated rapid destruction of the OLF army itself. How did it happen?
Leenco Lata explains the background to that tragedy in the following terms.
The OLF demonstrated its willingness to abide by the
decision of the people at a fair and free election.
Consequently, the OLF came up with the policy decisions
considered necessary to create a conducive legal and
political atmosphere for the people to express their choice
freely. The Electoral Law for the June 1992 district and
regional elections was drafted by the OLF. In addition, the
OLF recommended in good faith the encampment of all
former guerrilla troops with the simple hope of removing
armies and the use of force from the political process (Lata
1998: 69).
The OLF encamped its guerrilla troops, while the TPLF leaders, who had at their disposal the resources of the Ethiopian state, enjoyed overwhelming military superiority and controlled huge security apparatus and police force, refused to encamp their guerrilla troops. The encampment
ofthe OLF soldiers made the task of their destruction faster and much easier than it would have been otherwise. Militarily, the Oromo struggle has never recovered from the debacle of 1992.
In defeating the OLF and destroying all independent Oromo
organizations, the TPLF capitalized on the fundamental weakness of the Oromo elite. Did the Oromo learn any lesson from their tragic history? I doubt it. Unless the Oromo learn from their tragic past, successive Ethiopian ruling elites will always abuse them. We should always remember what the
Colonial Consolidation & Resistance 1935-2000. Purl 2
famous Russian historian, Vassily Kluchevsky once said. "History . . .punishes us severely for not learning its lessons." Since the conquest and occupation of Oromia, the Oromo have been punished severely for not learning the lessons of their history. These lessons could be summarized in
the following four ways.
First, Oromo enemies have always easily manipulated and turned the Oromo not only against each other, but also penetrated their organizations and exposed them to destruction. The classic examples for enemy penetration and destruction of Oromo organizations are that of the
Macha and Tulama Association and the OLF.
Unless the Oromo overcome this tendency, they will always be their own worst enemies. People who are easily manipulated and allow themselves to be abused and turned against
each other have no one to blame but themselves.
Second, the ball set rolling in Oromo history by Gobana - the policy of working against the interest of
his people - is still alive and well. During the 1870s and 1880s Ras Gobana worked tirelessly against the interest of his people in exchange for the title
of negus (king), power and material resources -title and power which were taken away from him as soon as he fulfilled his mission--the conquest and colonization of the Oromo of Shawa, the Gibe Region and Wallaga. Ras
Gobana was the great Trojan horse that was planted at the heart of Oromia and destroyed the unity of the nation from within. Without the crucial role
that Gobana played, the conquest of the richest parts of Oromia would not have been as swift and as complete as it was in the 1880s.


https://zelalemkibret.files.wordpress.c ... 2-2000.pdf page 164

yes it was our traitor leader leenco latas proposal to disarm and encamp our army and put tplf/eprdf in charge of the army and country.


btw-anyone can edit anything on Wikipedia-it isn't exactly the most reliable source for info, sir.

[Khalid Ali]

Waachis you should be consistent with what you preach. Opdo ileey tplf tigray they are all the same work with each other ileey is not worse or better than opdo and other oromo working with Tigres

[zidane88]

Second and most surprising of all, it was the OLF leadership that facilitated rapid destruction of the OLF army itself. How did it happen?
Leenco Lata explains the background to that tragedy in the following terms.
The OLF demonstrated its willingness to abide by the
decision of the people at a fair and free election.
Consequently, the OLF came up with the policy decisions
considered necessary to create a conducive legal and
political atmosphere for the people to express their choice
freely. The Electoral Law for the June 1992 district and
regional elections was drafted by the OLF. In addition, the
OLF recommended in good faith the encampment of all
former guerrilla troops with the simple hope of removing
armies and the use of force from the political process (Lata
1998: 69).
The OLF encamped its guerrilla troops, while the TPLF leaders, who had at their disposal the resources of the Ethiopian state, enjoyed overwhelming military superiority and controlled huge security apparatus and police force, refused to encamp their guerrilla troops. The encampment
ofthe OLF soldiers made the task of their destruction faster and much easier than it would have been otherwise. Militarily, the Oromo struggle has never recovered from the debacle of 1992.
In defeating the OLF and destroying all independent Oromo
organizations, the TPLF capitalized on the fundamental weakness of the Oromo elite. Did the Oromo learn any lesson from their tragic history? I doubt it. Unless the Oromo learn from their tragic past, successive Ethiopian ruling elites will always abuse them. We should always remember what the
Colonial Consolidation & Resistance 1935-2000. Purl 2
famous Russian historian, Vassily Kluchevsky once said. "History . . .punishes us severely for not learning its lessons." Since the conquest and occupation of Oromia, the Oromo have been punished severely for not learning the lessons of their history. These lessons could be summarized in
the following four ways.
First, Oromo enemies have always easily manipulated and turned the Oromo not only against each other, but also penetrated their organizations and exposed them to destruction. The classic examples for enemy penetration and destruction of Oromo organizations are that of the
Macha and Tulama Association and the OLF.
Unless the Oromo overcome this tendency, they will always be their own worst enemies. People who are easily manipulated and allow themselves to be abused and turned against
each other have no one to blame but themselves.
Second, the ball set rolling in Oromo history by Gobana - the policy of working against the interest of
his people - is still alive and well. During the 1870s and 1880s Ras Gobana worked tirelessly against the interest of his people in exchange for the title
of negus (king), power and material resources -title and power which were taken away from him as soon as he fulfilled his mission--the conquest and colonization of the Oromo of Shawa, the Gibe Region and Wallaga. Ras
Gobana was the great Trojan horse that was planted at the heart of Oromia and destroyed the unity of the nation from within. Without the crucial role
that Gobana played, the conquest of the richest parts of Oromia would not have been as swift and as complete as it was in the 1880s.


https://zelalemkibret.files.wordpress.c ... 2-2000.pdf page 164

yes it was our traitor leader leenco latas proposal to disarm and encamp our army and put tplf/eprdf in charge of the army and country.


btw-anyone can edit anything on Wikipedia-it isn't exactly the most reliable source for info, sir.

Amen to that Waachis. Now you're speaking sense.

[Waachis]

Waachis you should be consistent with what you preach. Opdo ileey tplf tigray they are all the same work with each other ileey is not worse or better than opdo and other oromo working with Tigres

can u name a time when abdi had the guts to stand up to tplf.
cause i can name at least a few times when opdo stood up to tplf.

[Khalid Ali]

Its low.level .opdo is.created .and bankrolled by tplf.if.you believe these.guys can undermine tplf your fooling your self

[Waachis]

https://www.somalinet.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=388744
https://www.somalinet.com/forums/viewto ... 0&t=371808



Read what ur own people said about opdo not too long ago... The same was never, and can never, e said about abdi illey....

[Saeedlfc]

Ankey is not a fan of all of us

[Saeedlfc]

We don't care about Oromo, this is a Somali site, go away