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Well done boys and girls! Keep it up by tightinening the ever tightining noose around the neck of the criminals of Meklele!
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September 13th, 2008 at 3:12 PM
WHAPPY NEW YEAR TO ARTIST BIRHANE, YOUR WIFE AND YOUR FAMILY!!!
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September 14th, 2008 at 3:40 AM
Dear Elias,
This is precisely the kind of stuff i would always wish to see and hear, and you deserve appreciation for that.
I think the time for analysis of the problem of Ethiopia is over. It is now high time for that. It is however sad to know that most Ethiopians are still in the analysis phase trying to make sense of it and understand it.
Now it is time for action, action,action. Raising arms and start firing at the regime and its institutions that have kept us so miserable.
What EPPF and TPDM are doing is just precisely that.
hoooooooooo…..
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September 14th, 2008 at 8:47 PM
Was that his wife (I mean Artist Birhane’s wife) who was making coffee? She is pretty! but I have a question and it should not be specific to Birhane and that is, why do we treat our wives as slaves? Look at how she looked on the whole interview and tell me why the interviewer didn’t say anything about her(At least acknowledge her presence if he was going to show her to the public) The way she was treated was disgusting and this is a uge issue common to Ethiopia and Eritrea. We should have a lesson on how we treat our women…..
I don’t really care about the other reporting. It was just a propaganda that does nothing but more destruction to our people.
Thanks
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September 16th, 2008 at 6:10 PM