Lemma,you are incredibly hate mongerer,and no one will be mislead by your comments any more.Bozene! You will do better if you learn how to communicate appropraitely with your peers.The type of statments you just made the other day about a portion of Ethiopian population proves that you might have been rared by a single parent,possibly a mother.

Below is some of the interviews by Thomas C.mountain.

1-Meles Zenawi gets money from Piracy

2-Soros Georgia, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Human Rights Watch – Thomas C Mountain

3-Arab Owners of White and Black Slaves – Thomas C Mountain

Freedom is not free and we have to be ready to pay all the necessary sacrifices to root out the evil TPLF once and for all from Ethiopia. All Ethiopians need to follow the determination of their Muslim brothers and join hands with them in the protest and not standby and watch from the sidelines. History has shown us that good governance is not a gift from God; only those brave and daring enough demand it will get it. The old adage that people get the government they deserve still holds true.

Ethiopians must boldly seize the moment, act courageously and boldly to bring about the change they have been waiting for so long.

SEIZE THE DAY!

Respectfully,

-Surafel

Make yourself ready for the last scrumble you have been watched all the way since leaving jungle and all your contribution for the woyanne killing sqad,along with other crimes like looting and repeated trial of creating chaoes on Ethiopians of different etnics,your shifta boss is a done issue even if he was not ill his facing justice was on the seen ,it is not joy for Ethiopians to see this individual dead rather to follow his day to day justice process would have been relief for most whose love once has been killed by this individual as he was wining and dining with his daughter as ethiopians were mourning over their loose of their 11-80 years old .

“As usual what we present in public and what we say in private are two aspects of our forever split personality. Privately we are filled with glee and can’t wait to show our unsurpassed pleasure at his demise while officially we are pictures of reserved behavior and civilized pleasantries. Our reporters did not fare any better. Their updates are based on rumors; unvetted news and personal wishes bundled as current information. We have plenty of work to do.”

I could have appreciated if you were taking personal responsiblity for your own action.After I read the above statment,however,it becomes clear to me you are implecating everyone of us.I am sorry I dont share the feeling of guilt you are articulating.The reason is not because I am pure or falultless,but Iconciously stay out from the news.Not all toghether.Some times I try to read the messages but soon will decide to leave because I find it is filled with negativity and madness.Some times I try to post postive message,unfortunately

I can not even get my message posted any more because I deleberately try to differ in tone with other commentators.I have tried to share
wisdom from the bible and my message did not get to be posted.i am not sure if this one will be either.Such paranoid are some individuals they will never permit you to differ with them.

I drop by here to say this.Wether I like it or not The soveriegn

LORD is incontrol of every thing.My role in this whole thing first to repent my sins and be at peace.Second,I have to please him more than anything elses. Does this mean I don’t have to care for the condition in my country? No quite to the contrary.I realized though If I refuse to make things right with the one who made me how is it going to fare with me to begin? Inother words if I ,as an individual, refuse to OBEY GOD how is it to go well with me If I want different organizations to come together in one accord? At this point you might think I am a government supporter.No i am not.However i do believe Ethiopia has been in this condition because its people have departed from faith.Even when they do claim they are believers it is only in name.
As a result,for twenty plus years we can get it;I am afraid unless we make an attitude change it will be so as such for manty years to come.Lie is lie whether it is told by weynes or oppostion supporters.One can not events to come to pass by shere wish.God is in controle of every thing the ages may role men come and go but he alone is eternal.

This C. Mountain is the most anti Ethiopian American and very much pro Eritrean, if you have been reading his articles. I am wondering why prominent writers such Al Mariam, Yilma, etc posting on Ethio sites challenge this guy. He hates Meles but also he shows many indication he doesn’t care about Ethiopia but Eritrea. Perhaps he is married to Eritrean or something. Who knows he is helping outsiders enflame the war between Eritrea and Ethiopia. Do the disorganized Ethiopans look such articles that concerns Ethiopia everywher and call them out?

Some, especially the Amharas want only to rule Ethiopia because some think that is their given rights despite their lousy record of keeping Ethiopia dirt poor and ill-prepared for Woyane invation.

The Tigres are the only one willing to fight for everything. So they deseve to rule.

By William Davison on July 19, 2012

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi is taking a break to recover from an unspecified illness and will return to duty once he is well, Communications Minister Bereket Simon said.

“He is in good health,” Bereket told reporters today in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, adding that further details aren’t being announced for privacy reasons. Meles is expected to return to work “in the near future,” he said.

The 57-year-old leader failed to attend the two-day African Union heads-of-state summit that began in Addis Ababa on July 15. Meles had planned to go the meeting, Bereket said. Anti- government groups including the U.S.-based Ethiopian National Transitional Council said on July 15 Meles may have died after receiving treatment in a Belgian hospital, while the Middle East News Agency reported a day later that the prime minister had surgery in Germany, without citing anyone.

Meles is head of the ruling Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front and has held power in Ethiopia for more than two decades, after helping lead allied rebel groups to overthrow Mengistu Haile Mariam’s Marxist military junta in 1991.

Under Meles, Ethiopia’s government has been a U.S. ally in the fight against insurgencies in the Horn of Africa, especially in Somalia, where the military helped remove an Islamist group from power in 2006. The U.S. government provided $6.23 billion in assistance, including food aid and military training funds between 2000 and 2011, according to the State Department.

Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn, who is also the country’s foreign minister, led the Ethiopian delegation at the African Union summit earlier this week.

To contact the reporter on this story: William Davison in Addis Ababa at wdavison3@bloomberg.net

To contact the editor responsible for this story: Paul Richardson at pmrichardson@bloomberg.net

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Hodader see u there!
Victory for the people of Ethiopia!!!

Action, Action, Action…………

We will be surprised by the response from all Ethiopians who have been suffering for so long, some of them all their life.
What are we waiting for???????????????????????????????????????????

We remember a scenario of the 2005 election. All of us were in line for change.Some of our friends died in the fire exchanges between angry civilians and government sympathizers. That awakening was unpredictable protest but at least determined for a change.That ample chance happened to be only a case for the death of the innocent youngsters. With all the ignited move of crowds almost everywhere in the nation, with high determination for a change from the peoples end, with all the determination to be a sacrificial lamb as a cost for democracy and inherent freedom, what made that revolution to die? I think it was a leadership crisis. The opposition party leaders,CUD that time, all of them with no exception I may say, were simply waiting for thousands to die and get a shortcut to power, without tracing direction. Yes they were able to talk, and some of them are still talking from US and Europe as if just ‘words only’ matter. They were not leaders for the protest 2005 rather made that chance a hunt of gun fires. They were not willing to die but motivated others to go and die. This is not leadership. Non of them were with the youngsters dying, but were waiting to see what will happen, hiding in their rooms, some of them hiding in Sheraton Addis, waiting to see the end and then sit on power.

Now this is another moment of a test of leadership. Is just humerus when someone out there is waiting for the News to come first and then think about the succession later. Be a leader, no need for you to wait until the broadcasting news of the death of His Excellency prime minster Meles Zenawi. You think the News of his death will miraculously give birth to a leader? Don’t mystify claiming education of whatever, from wherever. Go and present yourself, stand in the front line, and say your vision to the people who are in need of “a leader”. A leader is not one who waits, but who takes the leadership at this very moment, right there at the spot. If not you will not be the successor. Keep your mouth zipped, and wait for your own death.

There is a power struggle developing between Woyane tigres and shabia, both of whom make up the TPLF politbureau. the shabia element having the upper hand. UNTIL THEY SORT OUT, WITH THE HELP OF THE CIA WHO WILL BE THEIR LEADER THEY WONT COME OUT AND TELL THE TRUTH.

THE OPPOSITION ARE AS LOST AS EVER, NOT COMING OUT WITH ANY GUIDANCE OR STATEMENT.

Faced with growing nationalist insurgencies, an ongoing economic crisis and calls for regime change from the heights of the religious community, the isolation surrounding Meles Zenawi grows almost by the day. Addis Ababa has become home to an ever shrinking inner circle of regime insiders allowed to share in the spoils of power but with no one able to replace Meles himself as head of state.

When the Egyptian people finally exploded President Mubarak quickly became expendable for the USA had a “Plan B” in the Egyptian military. But no such back up plan exists in Ethiopia for Meles Zenawi knows all to well how quickly he can become “expendable” when it comes to the interests of Pax Americana and has made sure that the Ethiopian army has been purged of any and all who might replace him.

Towards this end earlier this year Meles “retired” some 120 of the last of the top generals and colonels left over from the Tigray Peoples Liberation Front guerilla army that brought Meles to power in 1991.

Hated in his ethnic homeland of Tigray, once his power base, and hated by the Amhara elite, the ethnic minority who previously ruled Ethiopia, Meles has ceded de facto control of his ministries to technocrats from the CIA and US State Department.

The USA is desperate to keep Meles in power, for without anyone they trust to replace Meles from within or outside the regime the options facing Pax Americana should be causing a growing sense of anxiety in the White House offices of President Obama’s Senior Policy Advisor on Africa, Gayle Smith.

The last five years has seen an historic shift in world economic power, with Asia, headed by China, and Europe, headed by Germany, becoming the major trade partners on the planet. And all of that trade, hundreds of container ships a day, must pass through not only the Suez Canal, guarded by a mercenary Egyptian army, but the Red Sea and the potential choke point Bab al Mandeb where it joins the Indian Ocean.

So far $7 billion a year in western aid has kept Meles Zenawi and his army, the largest, best equipped in Africa, in power and able to do Pax Americana’s dirty work in the Horn of Africa. But with Meles gone and no pro-USA replacement waiting in the wings the options facing America will be daunting.

Ethiopia is not so much a nation as a prison house of nations. The people of the Ogaden, Oromia, Gambella and Afar, some two thirds of of Ethiopia’s 80 million people, are demanding the right to self determination, de facto independence. Once this happens, and matters have gone to far to prevent such, there will no longer be an Ethiopia and no longer an Ethiopian army to do the bidding of the USA.

The result will be that Eritrea, population 5 million, will have the strongest, most capable army in the Horn of Africa with Eritrea’s national motto being “Never Kneel Down”.

So no matter how many drones it may have the USA may find itself having to put thousands of American boots on the ground in the Horn of Africa alongside a permanent naval fleet, a task that is a political and public relations disaster in the making.

No matter the control wielded by the CIA inside the ministries of power in Ethiopia the end of the Meles Zenawi regime grows closer and with it will come the end of Ethiopia as the world has known it. And with the end of Ethiopia as a regional power and policeman on the beat for the imperial interests of the USA all bets are off in the Horn of Africa and America will be left to scramble for a solution to maintaining their control of one of the most critically strategic areas of the world.

‘mess with holly monastries and you get burned’!

it seems,,,,,,JUSTICE HAD BEEN DONE.,,,,,,