Please wake up. The west helped Irak to remove Sadam not because they wanted to establish a democratic nation but for their own interest, oil interest.

Ethiopia, as of today, has no oil. So, no oil implies no interest and this again implies no intervention.

As simple as that.

Peace and love for Ethiopia and Ethiopians.

Zahlay

The fall of Dergue is not because the Tigreans were clever
for fighting or because TPLF is warriors. Sure they have been rebels. Tigreans are sensing fall sense of patriotism.
The collapse of Dergue is mainly because the spie acitivities of the west to remove socialism from Ethiopia.
Money countries contributed for Dergue to be removed. The degrue generals were facilitated to be corrupted and leave the battle field for Woyane.

It looks that the “educated Tigreans” are blinded by power and the especial advantage they can get from TPLF. Thanks to GOD, now TPLF is known from Eritrea to Somalia for its
evil acts let alone by Amharas.

This is a very dangerous and ill motivated scribble. I wonder why you went the extra mile of reposting it again. Please remove it from the web site. It is sickening.

kersima

1. “From where to where”. The title is in Tigrinya.

2. “The greater Tigray Manifesto”

1. The Amhara ethnic group is so much occupied with the TPLF ethnic policy that they forgot that every ethnic group has now tested the experience of self-administration that hell will freeze over before they give up that right which was theirs to begin with. If there is going to be any change in that regard, each ethnic group is asking to have more administering power rather than going to the old feudal days of Haile Selassie. I have seen all kinds of chauvinistic ideas (particularly from the Amharas) expressed on this site based on the strong hatred they have towards the TPLF clique which has removed any remnants of the old feudal order that was left over from the Dergue days. Let me ask anyone of you who have responded to this article in some very odd ways; do you really think that all the administrative regions created by the Woyanes willingly give up their self-administration in favor some governor assigned by a future Neftegna ruler? You may argue that you are fighting for the establishment of a democratic system of rule and not a feudal order but what I see from most who scribble on this site is just the opposite. The ideas most of you forward is to re-establish the lost hegemony of the Amharas disguised in a democratic garb. As it stands now, most of the administrative regions have a few Amharas as percentage of their population and from all indications, that percentage will go down further and the Amharas will be confined to their region as time goes by. Folks, this is the reality whether TPLF is in power or not. TPLF may have paved the way for the self-adminstration of these regions, but it is the people who are doing the real adminstration.
2. ONLF is not fighting to keep the geographic boundary of Ethiopia in tact. The Somalis have and will always identify with their brethren from the south. If some of you are really concerned about the plight of the Tigreans when the TPLF leaves the scene, I believe your concern is totally misplaced because a day of reckoning is waiting you when the people of the Ogaden choose to split from the mainland and declare an independent nation just like Eritrea. If you are at all concerned about the geography of Ethiopia, however you might hate it, you are lucky that you have the TPLF fighting the ONLF in its quest for independence. If you clique on this site, http://www.ogaden.com/hibaq060109.htm some of you will have a slice of the ideas what the supporters of the ONLF are talking nowadays. Now, some of you have been supporting the struggle waged by ONLF based on the belief that the Ogaden will be a part of Ethiopia, but I hate to spoil your dream because that is not the intention of the ONLF or for that matter, the people of the Ogaden. What are we going to do then? Should we continue fighting the ONLF? Anyone remember the last time we have major wars with Somalia during the time of the Dergue and recently with the TPLF? In both instances, we had to call for help to win the conflict; Russians, Cubans and Yemenis during the 1977 war and of course the might of the American war and political machine during the 2006 war. If we can learn anything from history, all of us can clearly see how those wars ended. If we choose to stand on the path of the ONLF after the fall of the Woyane, who is going to be on our side to help us win the war of the horn? My two cents of advice to those who are bent on getting revenge on the Tigreans is to think carefully before things get out of control and end up splitting the nation into pieces.
3. I wish our problem was only confined to the Woyanes and the ONLF, but I am afraid there is still more. As most everybody knows by now, the Oromos represent more than 40% of the Ethiopian population with a good chunk of the territory under their belt. As it stands right now, no one knows for sure if the Oromos want their own piece of land or would like to stay with the rest of us. The Woyanes are in constant struggle with the Oromos to subjugate and rule over them. At one time, the Woyanes put more than forty-thousand Oromos behind bars to squash their struggle and thousands of Oromos are still languishing there. And the Oromos and the Ogadenis have seen that whenever someone is locked up in prison who champions the cause of the Amharas, North American and European cities are flooded with protesters to seek their freedom, but when an entire region is surrounded and the people subjected to a collective punishment as it happened in the Ogaden, the street of those same cities have no soul to care for them. These double standards have been the norm for a long time now and the minority ethnic group of Ethiopia who comprise more than eighty percent of the population have taken note. That’s one of the reason that many minority groups have decided life together with their Amhara neighbor should end if there is going to be any peace in the region.

Compared to the myriad of problems Ethiopia will face after the rule of the Woyanes, the fate of the Tigrean people pales in comparison. If anyone of you are under the impression that you will have your day with innocent Tigreans, rest assured that these people are warriors and are not going to wait for you to be massacred. The Tigreans comprise about six percent of the Ethiopian population and they managed to control the whole nation for the last seventeen years. Do you really believe this is a characterstics of a docile people waiting to be slaughtered? Well, these are the same Woyanes who managed to subdue and overpower black Africa’s largest and heavily armed military force into oblivion. And I find it very hard to believe a threat coming from those who are accustomed to a life of comfort in the west to take revenge on relatives of the Woyanes.
Think positive and think peace to have a secure and peaceful nation.

peace to the oppressed!!

God Bless

Like Abrham searched before the heavenly fire destructed sodom; search among tigreans and see how they would fit in the teachings of ENOCH.

Are the tigreans willing to prove to the rest of Ethiopians which side they incline?

The time is now to separate the wheat from the chaffs.

The gruesome woyane donkey.. do the math you have nowhere
to hide. On May 7, May 15 you were wetting your pants and no one had lifted a finger against woyanes. You can bs all
day with yopur empty bravado but that day will come and your
only choice is to crawl back into your dedebit ant hall where you belong anyways. Your inferiority complex is killing you.

AMEN

Men dont be foolish, nothing will happen to Tigreans after Meles Zenawi because of many reasons.

1. We know that nothing was happen to Amhara after Haileselassie or Dergue.
2. The Ethiopian people are really tied in blood and history not as u imagine it. So I dont think there will be ‘ye metsat ken’ only for tigreans.
…………u can find tons and tons of reasons that can tell Ethiopia will remian Ethiopia if you guys think wisely.