Ethiopians know your divisive propaganda between our people (Amharas and Oromos). How do you know these Amharas were killed by OLF? Were you there when this happen? If you were there, what were you doing there? How do you know the names of these people killed by OLF? Tell us your endless lies that you read from the lists of Melese Zenawe media outlet or you were part of the mastermind. Agazi-Tigre orders OPDOs to kill innocent Amahara’s and blames it on OLF. Melese Zenawe strategy was (is) to provoke hatred among Amaharas and Oromos by massacring of Amhara’s and Oromos in different parts of our country so that Tigre’s will have enough time to loot and steal our resources to build and liberate Tigre while we continue argue and fight each other. The Ethiopians know the divisiveness of TPLF and Reda. This heartless Tigre’s continued to implement the same divisiveness among other tribes. There are your people (Tigre) who committed genocide against on our brother in Gambella and Somalis in Ogden.

Getachew Reda, I am glad to read your agony!!!
We are coming after you with full force.

Who said that OROMOS are the majority? U guys are crazy.Don’t be full.

full is spelt fool.

Try to improve your spelling!
Bone head

CONCLUSION
I do not think that a region created and imposed from above will sustain. The present political unity of the Oromo region created by TPLF will doom to failure. Secondly, the present political game in the horn of Africa is religion, not language. The differences in religions are a big hindurance to Oromo unity. Thirdly, the undemarcated borders between Oromia and many nationalities is another serious problem to create the new Oromia.
Therefore, I recommend that Oromo nationalists come with something better.

Truly you got proper name it can fits you. I don’t think you gave your self this name on purpose but it looks good on you. Anyway, do You know its meaning ? “Jalleta” means “Crooked” in Amharic xamaamaa (tamama). Ok Mr Jalleta (Crooked) please stop your crooked mentality about Oromo people because you have no right to talk about it. If you had Oromo in your blood, you should know the meaning of Jalleta before you call your self Crooked.

I have carefully read both of you articles as well as that of Jawar Siraj. Though I may not share all of jawar’s views, I observed that he was trying to be as honest as you could possibly be. In the contrary, you seem to be very desperate to record a political point so that you will prove your heroines to your Habasha peers who are famous for denying the reality on earth and trying to live in dream. You have shown your mastery of playing with words, leaving issues aside.

To substantiate my point, let me just mention one example. I have never read any word about cessation from Jawar’s articles. Neither did I sense any implicit or explicit point that suggests that Jawar supports cessation. As you surely understand, it is not only dishonest to focus all your debate on a point never raised or advocated by your opponent, it is also a proof that, you, like most of your peers, are preaching what you wish; not what you believe or see.

Suggesting that OLF is just about session also misses the point. You are very much aware that that OLF has never said cessation is the only option. However, describing OLF as cessations is the easiest way of dismissing OLF and the issues it raises as insignificant which, which you and your peers never resist using as the first and last debate point.

As Jawar said, I believe, the significance of OLF is long over due. Categorizing every Oromo that has dared to raise any issue about Oromo only helps to extend the life of OLF though it is no more capable of getting out of the self inflicted wounds. My only suggestion is that, lets leave the dying OLF to keep marching to its end and begin talking about issues that help us have a promising future.

Sincerely

I have carefully read both of you articles as well as that of Jawar Siraj. Though I may not share all of jawar’s views, I observed that he was trying to be as honest as you could possibly be. In the contrary, you seem to be very desperate to record a political point so that you will prove your heroines to your Habasha peers who are famous for denying the reality on earth and trying to live in dream. You have shown your mastery of playing with words, leaving issues aside.

To substantiate my point, let me just mention one example. I have never read any word about cessation from Jawar’s articles. Neither did I sense any implicit or explicit point that suggests that Jawar supports cessation. As you surely understand, it is not only dishonest to focus all your debate on a point never raised or advocated by your opponent, it is also a proof that, you, like most of your peers, are preaching what you wish; not what you believe or see.

Suggesting that OLF is just about session also misses the point. You are very much aware that that OLF has never said cessation is the only option. However, describing OLF as cessations is the easiest way of dismissing OLF and the issues it raises as insignificant which, which you and your peers never resist using as the first and last debate point.

As Jawar said, I believe, the significance of OLF is long over due. Categorizing every Oromo that has dared to raise any issue about Oromo only helps to extend the life of OLF though it is no more capable of getting out of the self inflicted wounds. My only suggestion is that, lets leave the dying OLF to keep marching to its end and begin talking about issues that help us have a promising future.

Sincerely

Your comments are like your screen name bent. Why do you inject such a distressed article for the case as big as this that needs to be addressed in depth by the renowned scholars Ato Messay kebede and Jawar Mohammed. Instead of pointing a finger did you ask your self what inputs did you offer to alleviate the problems in Ethiopia?
This Oromo issue particularly needs to be addressed now and we need every ideas to be forwarded, entertained, discussed and get a solution before the next government is set up as the time is approaching for tplf to go. There are many indications that tplf is rotten internally. We have to encourage people like Jawar and Ato Messay and others to come up with ideas and clear the road ahead of that country so we will not be a laboratory for another two decades or so by oromo or any other factions. My friend Adu Bent, do not get frustrated when ever ideas are coming as for any actions ideas are the foundations. If you are short sighted about seeing beyond the rotten tplf then I am afraid you are recommending the same two decades of anarchy for Ethiopia. So it will be better to know thy self, a short sighted person should not point a finger on those who had a vision beyond the horizon.