Category: Ethiopia Deserves Peace
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The April War on Amhara
Genocide is the systematic destruction of a people based on ethnicity. Ethiopian Amhara have suffered genocide for almost 50 years. Oromo forces of Abiy Ahmed’s government are now systematically attacking regional and urban Amhara people.
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List of Ethiopian Government Attacks on Amhara
61 TPLF-war orphans vanished from pillaged Debre Elias Monastery. They were the brightest of children. Are they in Swedish laboratories?
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Stop Persecution of Ethiopian Best
Oromo Liberation Front-Shene insurgents stopped them at Goa Tsion Bridge and demanded ID. Thugs then butchered and shot every passenger, also the driver. Why? They had Amhara names. Victims phoned local police, who refused to attend, saying, ‘We’re not Federal Police.’
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Foreign Interference Ballet
Nations with power in the UN behave like the leads in a classical ballet such as “Swan Lake” with its fanciful story. They are the antagonists (baddies) and perform willingly. The star of the show is the gorgeous swan queen. She dances unwillingly. Many a fine nation has been forced into her role: Iraq, Libya,…
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Dear World
An 8-year-old Amhara girl wrote to the Vatican pope, ‘Where are you? Children are dying.’ A 5-year-old boy wrote to US President Biden, begging for peace. In his “White Post for White House” letter, he said, ‘Hundreds of thousands of children will never have proper burials.’ They received no reply; nor did the 105-year-old, who…
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NGO No Go
Shaking his right hand up and down, Atse Menelik said, ‘At heaven’s gates, God will ask, “What did you do to ease those people’s hunger?”‘
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The November War in Ethiopia
In November 2020 in Tigray, mass graves held 70,000 Amhara members of the community. The TPLF had buried alive the elderly, women, children and babies. Rebels ran over people with trucks. TPLF atrocities were as vicious as those of the Nazis. Victims were Orthodox, Christian and Muslim.
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HR6600 Against Ethiopia
The HR6600 bill introduced in April 2022 by the US attacked Ethiopians. It would have stopped Ethiopian diaspora in the US from easily sending so much as $1 to a hungry mother in Ethiopia – AFTER they had paid US tax. Inside Ethiopia, enterprises would not have been able to import medicine or industrial supplies…