Comments on: Canadian diplomats stymied by the Meles regime

By: ewnetu

ewnetu — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:41:24 +0000

what’s the surprise here, really? this is not the first time Meles pinched, twisted, tugged at, pulled and/or did everything he could, WITH IMPUNITY, at Candian and/or US balls/nuts or whatever the latter w’d prefer to call what’s left of their manhood. Even the Europeans in Addis remain so emasculated they couldn’t even rescue their own local lawyer who continues to face trumped up charges that are meant only to silence her…. Bravo Meles!!!!

By: Tutu

Tutu — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 22:27:35 +0000

This qoute is a lie from the Canadian Foreign Affairs to avoid its responsiblities to enquire about its own citizen:

“Through a trusted intermediary, we have been able to verify Mr. Makhtal’s well-being on several occasions,” a briefing note said last November.

Every Ethiopian-Canadian should call his MP and urge the Canadian government to act. The next time the Woyannies jail you or your own kind, no Ethiopian may try, so it is your turn to do your best. The Conservative Canadian regime under Mr. Harper will not give a damn to Ethiopian-Canadian unless you act.

By: "bozenew"

"bozenew" — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 17:14:08 +0000

from a first hand witness/victim of such languish in ethiopian prison the Canadian Government would not do enough to get Mr Bashir Makhtal, considering he is a Canadian Citizen, unlike the U.S Governemt that won their citizen off in days that was detained in Ethiopian.

By: weqaw

weqaw — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 17:07:17 +0000

The Canadians are the umbilical chord to the Weyane gangs second to the US. If they wanted the guy to face free trial, they could have done it in a hearts beat. But, oh no, they’d rather play the make belief theater of sounding concerned while doing nothing of significance to get the man free, which I suspect has probably done nothing except perhaps being in the wrong place at the Weyane time.