Ethiopian News and Opinion Journal


  • HOME
  • SUBSCRIBE
  • CONTACT
  • FORUM
  • VIDEO
  • DIRECTORY
  • ADVERTISE
  • ALBUM
  • DICTIONARY
  • CLASSIFIEDS
  • EXERCISE
  • Login

Meles forms think tank to teach his troops how to be nice

October 14th, 2008 |  |  1 Comment

The Woyanne regime in Ethiopia has made an agreement with a retired British colonel to study better ways of training Woyanne thugs (death squads) to control riots. The study was done by Colonel Michael Dewar, who is a former Deputy Director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies and defense expert.

The colonel’s riot control expertise comes from his several tours of duty in Northern Ireland where the British had long experience in suppressing the civilian population by crackdowns on public meetings, parades, home searches, street harassment and detentions of IRA suspects for prolonged periods.

Dewar’s report says that the riot control troops in the country “at present spend most of their time waiting for riots to happen.” Colonel Dewar organized a think tank that met regularly at the Ethiopian Embassy in London. See Teferra Waluwa’s letter and Col. Dewar’s report here.

Email This Post | Add a comment FORUM  |  1 Comment



Related Posts

  1. Kenya secret tank deal shows misplaced priorities
  2. Meles troops torture, burn Ethiopian women (photos)
  3. Woyanne troops gang rape Somali Women (AP)
  4. Ginbot 7 on withdrawal of Meles Zenawi’s troops from Somalia
  5. Links between poverty, child labour, other forms of exploitation discussed at a UN-sponsored conference

One Comment to “Meles forms think tank to teach his troops how to be nice”

  1. zendo says:

    Reality? I call this Think Tanks For tin-pot dictators. Who is gonna take serious about it now? Thanks for the laughter!

    [Reply]

    October 17th, 2008 at 7:34 PM

Leave a Comment

To write your comment in Amharic click here. አስተያየትዎን በአማርኛ ለመጻፍ እዚህ ይጫኑ:: ጽፈው ከጨረሱ በኋላ የጻፉትን ኮፒ አድርገው ወደዚህ ተመልሰው አስተያየት መስጫ ቦክስ ውስጥ ፔስት ያድርጉ::



Click to cancel reply








Recent Posts
  • Cooperative Behavior for Transformatve Reconciliation & Unity
  • A resurgent Ethiopian opposition in a new form
  • African Beggars Union Hall?
  • Kilil system is an instrument of Ethiopian disenfrachisement – Part 4
  • Several Meles Zenawi bodyguards arrested
  • UN experts dismayed by growing repression in Ethiopia
  • Swedish journalists appeal to Ethiopia’s dictator
  • Another sign of worsening repression in Ethiopia – IFEX
  • Using Anti-Terror Laws to Terrorize Dissent
  • We’ve met the enemy and he is us
  • Essentials to Resolve Differences for Reconciliation
  • Ethiopian delegation delivers letter to Saudi Arabia embassy in DC
  • Key Principles of Transformative Reconciliation
  • Ethiopian Christians abused by Saudi Arabia police – HRW
  • African thieves and mass murderers gather in Ethiopia
  • African Dictators: Can’t Run, Can’t Hide!
  • VOA interview with Ethiopian Review editor (audio)
  • German gov’t official denounces jailing of Ethiopian journalists
  • Norway to deport 400 Ethiopian asylum seekers
  • Ethiopia’s ethnic junta is a barrier to alternative


©2012 Ethiopian Review
Publisher & Editor-in-Chief: Elias Kifle
Powered by WordPress