galbeed.com adopts Ethiopian Review’s editorial policy

December 5th, 2007 |  |  4 Comments

A popular Ethiopian Somali web site, galbeed.com, adopts Ethiopian Review’s editorial policy of disassociating Ethiopia from Woyanne’s invasion of Somalia and referring Meles as dictator instead of prime minister. Click here to see.

Thank you, galbeed.com.

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4 Comments to “galbeed.com adopts Ethiopian Review’s editorial policy”

1. menbere says:

   Great galbeed.com. way to go.

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   December 5th, 2007 at 3:49 PM

2. Burtonsville says:

   Being saying that all along. Thanks for the correction.

   Ethiopian goverment= That a wrong label for woyane thugs.

   Ethiopia doesn’t have a legitimate government. That must be clear to all.

   Long live Ethiopia and Ethiopians!

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   December 5th, 2007 at 4:46 PM

3. Alem says:

   I agree with you on this 100%. I have been sending comments to the other websites to do the same. TPLF is not Ethiopia, Woyane is not Ethiopia, the illigal gangster TPLF head “Kuncho” Meles Zenawi, is not recognized by us Ethiopians as prime minister of our country, not now not in the future, not ever. He is the enemy so we don’t acknowledge, recognize, them as government.
   Thank you on this Elias and your coworkers.

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   December 5th, 2007 at 5:02 PM

4. Hareg Mismaku says:

   Kudos! Ethiopian Review. As usual, you’re at the helm in enlightening others and setting the record straight. Keep up the good work.

   [Reply]

   December 11th, 2007 at 10:42 AM

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