Woyanne is intensifying its repression against opposition parties in preparation for the upcoming local elections. It is also reported that very few people are registering to vote. Read more by zikkir News Service.
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can you blame the people? they are not registering because they know what the outcome is or will be. i am sure these savages will start celebrating their victory in march or maybe before that.
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January 25th, 2008 at 12:34 PM
In a good fiction,the characters in the naration must be believable to the readers; if the characters don’t have character,the readrs’ mind will get bored.
Through a fictional work creation scheme, the Meles Naziawi crime family is rentlessly trying to convice the people of Ethiopia that the enconomy is on a highway at a higher speed than it was before and can’t slow down as long as woyane regime is on the driver’s seat.
It is all about the election, and winning it by all means; well,Ethiopians aren’t fool to believe Meles Naziawi’s words, words void of reality and accountability; if Meles Naziawi thinks Ethiopians will be voting for him and for his crime family, he must step back in his current thought and see what Ethiopians did in the 2005 election.
Meles Naziawi is currently in worrying about what is going in Keneya. He witnessed when the people of Keneya voted only for the democratically chosen candidate who would abolish corruption and clean up the diry house that the Kibaki regime messing up for the past years. In reality, Meles Naziawi’s losing the 2005 election to Ethiopians could have been a great lesson for the Kibaki, but unfortunately, and since dictators don’t learn from the failure of other dictators they would think their fate is in their hands and would do anything to remain in power juist like Meles Naziawi is in his current situation.
It is real that Meles Naziawi and his nazi regime will definitely lose the upcoming election to Ethiopians; for sure, is going to be happening; then, what Meles Naziawi is going to do? Last time he told the world and Ethiopians that he would not seek to be re-elected, meaning, he wouldn’t run for the upcoming election. So? this doesn’t mean Ethiopians are fighting only against the brutal dictator Meles Naziawi, Ethiopians are fighting against the whole woyanaetplf regime and support individuals who are doing nothing but looting vast resources of Ethiopia.
The world community and Ethiopians have witnessed Meles Naziawi thefting election vote from Ethiopians and remained on power forcefully; wouldn’t this be a lesson for Kibaki to not play with peoples’ democracy?
It is true and it will happen, when Kibaki, finally ejected from his seat and be thrown into a prison cell, Meles Naziawi too will be shipped into prison for the crime that he accumeleated for the past 17 or so years.
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January 26th, 2008 at 11:22 AM