EOTC issues a resolution on illegal border re-demarcation

May 27th, 2008 |  |  3 Comments

The legitimate synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church has issued a resolution regarding Woyanne’s secret border agreement with Sudan. Click here to read [pdf, Amharic]

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3 Comments to “EOTC issues a resolution on illegal border re-demarcation”

1. dawitWEB says:

   good job

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   May 28th, 2008 at 2:00 AM

2. Kiwi says:

   Six ways of looking at this:
   1. Hindsight: the remaking of Ethiopia, undoing with the established borders to create a new Ethiopia, be the motive, retaliatory or remenescient
   2. Foresight: Creating a borderless Horn of Africa Region in light of the New World Order’s regionalization
   3. The Immediate Reaction: An expediant appeasement in the interest of temporary peace-at-any-cost, in view of focusing on mitigation of “poverty”
   4. A deliberate creation of a time bomb or a bone of contention
   5. A genuine mistake having been misled by outside and/orinside forces
   6. A genuine settlement of the age-old border dispute

   There may be other reasons also. However, whatever the case may be, there should not have been a ‘back door deal’, i.e., without the consent of the Ethiopian people or their parliament.

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   May 28th, 2008 at 7:05 AM

3. Kidus Bekalu says:

   This a timely message from the Holy Synod in exile on a critical national issue to which every organized group should pay attention and take a similar stand. The holymen in the EOTC, particualry, the Holy Synod, has the moral and spiritual obligation to take a vanguard stand on issues that affect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of our beloved country. Those who unknowingly lament and criticize our religious men for speaking out against dictatorship in our country should recognize that no other organized group has the moral obligation than the clergy to voice the wrongs of tyranny. Give the Holy Synod a thumb up for taking a couregeous stand.

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   May 29th, 2008 at 9:38 AM

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