Comments on: EPPF makes leadership change

By: melke tsadek

melke tsadek — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 23:28:58 +0000

Leg Dawit
It seems that you are loosing a ground. Many would like to see the EPPF, would come out from its current crises. There is spiritual death here in the Diaspora

By: Gemeda

Gemeda — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 15:34:06 +0000

For Dawit and all the rest of you who are asking for the leaders to be more visible and even suggesting Elias to be one of the leaders, i have a very big suspecion as to the genuity of your comments. I don’t see the need for visiblity unless to help their enemy.

By: Tatek

Tatek — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 12:20:05 +0000

I dont expect good thing from Isayas!! EPPF is under the command of Isayas, will he think for the Peace and Progress of Ethiopia? No Never!!

By: Dawit

Dawit — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 22:09:14 +0000

If EPPF stands truly for Ethiopia and for unity, it needs to make itself more visible to the Diaspora in order to attract political and material support. In order to dislodge the Woyanes, there is a need to have organizations like EPPF.

Woyanes believe in violence and that is the only way to get rid of them. Hope EPPF is ready to do that. I also hope EPPF is truly dedicated to democracy and human rights in Ethiopia.

Dawit

By: Abebe Aregawi

Abebe Aregawi — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 15:02:42 +0000

Tibebu,
You missed the whole point what Melke Tsadek try to convey to you.In effect he is voicing The frastrations of the many Ethiopians.That the current diaspora politics is in deep trable.I will add the problem is not just organizational,but tactical and strategical .This and other developments says the above comentator will have negative effect on the morale and performance behavour of the young Ethiopians in duty.There fore he propposed the need for E.P.P.F to rely for its financial and moral support from those who are deeply rooted and grounded in Ethiopian soil:in other words native Ethiopians not on the diaspora crowd.
Like wise,he sensed some individuals in the diaspora are exception from the above generalization-he mentioned Elias as a man who stood up against weyane,to continue his struggle by reporting from the front:he want him to co-ordinate and organize the sleeping diaspora.
You are not helping by dening the exsiting reality; neither wishful thinking alone will not solve the country’s problem.Now we have no excuse the only help fot that country is E.P.P.F,let us all be involved and help.The urban crowd diaspora is only talker; their class nature will not permit to go beyond this affiar. tThis man as far as 7 months ago informed the home crowd the need to elect their own leadership among Ethiopians who live in the country:I have no regret for doing so;I was convinced this responsblity can not be thrown to diaspora.I have yet seen no evidence that lead me change my view on this issue.
Only few people are supporting the diaspora crowd;the majority dont believe the strategy of begging will change any thing.Hence, they decided not to contribuite-they see it doing so is waisting valuable time.They will be involved only when a leadership acknowledge the strategic failure ,and be willing to change.That is why we really need to give moral and financial support to E.P.P.F.

By: gedslo

gedslo — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 13:34:54 +0000

Hello fellow Ethiopians.

Why EPPF do not have a contact address rather than an email. I sent them an email many times, but no reply.

By: GTRM

GTRM — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 13:04:09 +0000

Abera,

You are really idiot.You are pretending to be Ethiopian.Practicality is one thing.To have a position based on the traitor Solomon Tekalegne makes clear who you are.I said you are idiot because you do not have the ability you transmitted by your own TV recently that some EPPF fighters surrendered their hands to Woyanne.Some of them said they joined EPPF because of simple family problem.We know that this is fabricated reasons given by moron.You have been also saying EPPF is supported by Shabia whatever.YOU DO NOT HAVE CONSISTENCY WHEN YOU ARE LAYING BECAUSE OF
YOUR POOR MEMORY CAPACITY.

By: Gomeraw

Gomeraw — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 07:36:29 +0000

Liberia’s government has started moves to seize the assets of former President Charles Taylor – on trial on war crimes charges in The Hague.
The bill, which also covers the property of Mr Taylor’s relatives and associates, has been passed to Liberia’s parliament

when the time comes, TPLF members and their associate will be treated the same way. It is just a waiting game and for sure the time will come.

By: abera

abera — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 00:56:14 +0000

Another organizational change. What is this how many organizationl changes are they going through before evern shooting a bullet. Even the leader is now sick before leading an army (invisible army). This peaple are ridiculous. Kinjit is fighting even before taking any action now there is so called organizational changes. Ask the entertainer Solomon Teka who visited the the banda in Eritrea. He said he didn’t see any army at all. It is all an imagination. By the way I would advice Ethioipiasn not to donate any money to any of this organizations until we see any kind of real result.

By: Gobaw

Gobaw — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 23:05:34 +0000

Yikereblen,
What a wonderful suggestion. With the ample experience of politics as well as security core Elias will be a great asset to the struggle back home. I can’t wait till your monumental recommendation materialize. If not I would say like the rest of Arada boys ” Farrahen/ mogehen bella”

By: Tibebu

Tibebu — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 19:49:05 +0000

Kelke tsadek,

The struggle is much more stronger when it is based both inside and outside and learn to support each other for the one and the only one vison and mission. That is libeartion from Wayane dictatorship.

Refining the planning,Organizing, Coordination, commitment,leadership control and networking with like minded people both locally and globally is paramount. Only being based inside alone and suffocate the struggle means, acting as a grilled duck for the TPLF’s small breakfast. No struggle is only national in the 21st century.

Even PM. Meles is waging war both nationally and internationally for the sole purpose of keeping his TPLF dictatorship in power. So why limit yourself willingly?

By: Melke tsadek

Melke tsadek — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 17:51:19 +0000

Many, who would like to see freedom and democracy in Ethiopia, want to know about the movement and the leadership quality of EPPF… it seems that all kind of leadership in Diaspora is in crisis. More than anything else this will have a big impact to the young gallant patriots, who are ready to sacrify, their life. Needless to say nothing good can come from Diaspora. The struggle should be within the country. EPPF will be the turning point to take part in this regard. I think it is a good proposal, our brother Elias will be travel to the front line, to take his part in the struggle. He will be an excellent asset to the movement. He can even broadcast unfalsfied news via the internet, at least twice in a week from the EPPF command center. He has a gut to tell the truth. He has many qualities, he can be a good organizer, coordinator, and team leader

By: yikerbelen

yikerbelen — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 17:40:50 +0000

well done EPPF. WE do not have enough time to wast. our ppl are being killed by an illegal pm melese zenawi’s well known killers. the only solution to topple melese and his mafia group from adwa is armed struggle.if any one thinks that melese will dilver power to the ppl peacefully, he or she would have mental disorder, So those who have responsible currently for eppf need to have speed up the process, and give a chance to the fighters to have democractically elected leaders. we are with your