by Obamajr. » 02 May 2012, 23:56
Conformist wrote:Obamajr. wrote:Conformist wrote:
These are the only two Tigrinya words I mastered, ከሜሎሃ and ምጽሪ
An Amiche should now more than that.
ሞኝህን ፈልግ
Dear OJ, if you want to convert me to an Amiche at least you should teach me some Tigrinya, you do speak Tigrinya in Wollo, don't you?
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by Obamajr. » 04 May 2012, 07:06
by Obamajr. » 05 May 2012, 01:27
by Obamajr. » 07 May 2012, 06:24
International Criminal Court of Justice or International Criminal Court of Selective Justice?
It is historic and commendable that the ICC UN Special Tribunal for Sierra Leone has convicted Charles Taylor for war crimes and crimes against humanity. The verdict is undoubtedly a giant step forward in ending the culture of official impunity and criminality in Africa. African dictators and tyrants may no longer assume automatic impunity for their criminal actions. David Crane, the former prosecutor who indicted Taylor in 2003 correctly pointed out, “This is a bell that has been rung and clearly rings throughout the world. If you are a head of state and you are killing your own people, you could be next.” U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon described the Taylor verdict as “a significant milestone for international criminal justice” that “sends a strong signal to all leaders that they are and will be held accountable for their actions.”
But the ICC and the U.N. Security Council must not succumb to the shameful practice of selective justice. It is hypocritical to indict criminals against humanity in the Sudan, Kenya, Uganda and the DR Congo and pretend to “hear no evil, see no evil and speak no evil” on the war criminals and criminals against humanity in Ethiopia. There cannot be a double, triple or quadruple standard of justice tailored for different grade of war criminals and criminals against humanity. There is no such thing as a good war criminal or criminal against humanity. There can be no beauty contest among warthogs. What is good enough for the Sudan, Kenya, Uganda and the DR Congo MUST be good enough for Ethiopia because what is good for the goose is good for the gander. Based on the compelling and substantial readily available evidence, the ICC has a legal duty and a moral obligation to at least open an investigation into war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Ethiopia since 2002 when the court was created.
your master is next-Inshalaby Obamajr. » 08 May 2012, 07:51
The tell-it-like-it-is man, Ato Dagnachew Teshome, has given a profound and insightful interview on ESAT. This straight shooter has brilliantly described the struggle for freedom and democracy in general and the BEKA movement in particular. This is a must-listen interview that every Ethiopian needs to watch and hear. His passion for justice and fairness is contagious. More ever, his easy explanation of what politics means is simply outstanding. This is a very important teaching moment for the majority of our people who are confused about politics and politicians.
the chosen weyane servants [ including fessso,] what do you think? what did you say about those proud Ethiopians?by Obamajr. » 09 May 2012, 12:17
by Conformist » 09 May 2012, 19:51
by Hawileyto » 09 May 2012, 20:34
Conformist wrote:OJ, please explain this to me, why do you call him አሸብር, it is a famous Amharic name. Why not call him አጭበርብር?
by Obamajr. » 09 May 2012, 22:11
Conformist wrote:OJ, please explain this to me, why do you call him አሸብር, it is a famous Amharic name. Why not call him አጭበርብር?አጭበርብር?
by Hawileyto » Wed May 09, 2012 8:34 pm
Conformist wrote:OJ, please explain this to me, why do you call him አሸብር, it is a famous Amharic name. Why not call him አጭበርብር?
easy! I thing OJ calls the Hasad budha Abebe "አሸብር", because he is a bloody TERRORIST! That is my take and OJ can speak for himself.
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