Ethiopia’s dictator Meles Zenawi’s last public appearance was 34 days ago on June 21. At that time he looked terribly sick and when Ethiopian Review and other media reported about his illness, the Woyanne junta propaganda machinery vigorously disputed the report. Two weeks later, the junta’s liar-in-chief Bereket Simon was forced to admit the dictator’s illness, but claimed that he is recovering and will return to office shortly. That was 5 days ago and Meles is not to be seen any where. Instead, it is reported that the TPLF junta’s leadership is holding a series of closed-door meetings to try to come to a consensus on who will replace Meles. The power struggle among at least 4 different TPLF factions is reportedly so intense that the TPLF junta is at risk of splintering.
2 thoughts on “34th day since Ethiopia’s dictator disappeared”
Elias,
Please don’t say anything about what is going among the Weyane thugs. Every time you say something about them. you are telling them what not to do and help them. For instance, every time you say they are fighting, they stick to each other like glue.
The only time to report is only after TPLF thugs kill each other. What I mean is bring the news only after what you and every body want happens. Reproting it before it happens, has the opposite effect.
TPLF is misruling by force. They have no public support. They only choice is to stick together. Every time you say they are about to fight, they get scared and then immediately compromise among themselves to save their skin. So, report it after the fact i.e. after they kill each other.
You know what makes me surprise, is only TPLF/Tigrayans are responsible for Meles Zenawis death or/and disease??? No EPRDF members other than TPLFs breath about Meles. This shows the death of meles zenawi is the freedom time of EPRDF except TPLF.