By: Tariku

Tariku — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 22:56:30 +0000

The hardship of achieving the American dream sometimes can be very painfull.May justice and fairness prevail for all honest hardworking Ethiopian-Americans who suffered loss by cowards and self obssesed individuals.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:52:43 +0000

mr takele, may God gives you strength. one day u ll get the gangsters and brought to the court. innocent guy's like alex can't be lost for nothing. Be strong

By: Gabra

Gabra — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:19:33 +0000

This is not an isolated incidence. We hear a lot on the media about convenient stores and service stations owners and clerks being gunned down in cold blood even during day time hours. Often times and again the perpetrators do it with hate and anger toward such owners and store keepers. These hoodlums are sometimes fed with such incendiary sermons and lectures from the pulpits of the houses of the Good Lord. I vividly remember on Sunday morning a few years ago watching this well known preacher at one of Chicago's mega churches on the television. He was telling his audience how the Jews conspired with immigrants in buying such convenient stores in the black neighborhoods before they moved out beginning in the late 60's. As he was getting into the details of his own concocted story, he got emotional and into a rage. In this preacher's mind, Mr. Alemu never worked hard and saved money to buy this convenient store. He was part of the conspiracy with the Jews to fence out blacks from acquiring such neighborhood businesses. He kept of lambasting until his mouth started foaming. He did not present any viable solutions and make any calls for investigation. I am sure the video of such biased sermons full of lies would be circulating around the chitlin circuits. When illiterate and crime minded miscreants watch such incendiary sermons, you can imagine what follows next: Let go out and kill these m-f foreigners!!!! Someday I may be able to meet this so-called preacher and have the chance to ask him more about this Jewish-Immigrant conspiracy he was talking about. I want to know how did he find out about it and where in the 60's and 70's this conspiracy took place, who was the leader and who were the participants. I know he will not give me a straight answer but he will go on to his usual lambasting until he starts foaming. Sadly so, I heard this very lambaster has been elected to a public office since then. This is very very sad. This victim managed to survive the wanton killing of a despot and ended up being callously ginned down by another beast. I am sorry folks. I can't hold back my tears. I don't know this gentleman personally. But I cry...wondimie!!wondimie!! wondimie!!!!

By: Ethiopian

Ethiopian — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 07:56:55 +0000

RIP brother! World Ain't Fair. The hardworking and good die when the pathetic and evil live. My condolences to his family.

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