outcry n [ˈaʊtˌkraɪ] pl -cries

1. a widespread or vehement protest

2. clamour; uproar

It's funny how the illiterate woyanes accidentally stumbled upon the truth. Hell yeah, its a public outcry when the people are forced to march in the very blood-stained streets where hundreds of their fellow citizens were gunned down by the genocidal junta in 2005!

Even in Tigrai there is no organize public outcry for Meles Zenawi's soul. How can they expect the Ethiopian people to come out in an organized manner to cry? I just watched an organized homeless public outcry, some of the homeless were seen crying as they are all standing together, most of them also carry banners. You can see TPLF cadres working the crowd, telling people to raise the banner and walk together, the homeless are taking order and wait for instruction to cry, and they cry. It is an open air drama, this will last Ethiopian comedians ten years of funny skits.

out·cry/ˈoutˌkrī/
Noun:
- A vehement public protest or objection
- A strong expression of public disapproval

This diplomat got jokes !