💭 Prince Charles and Camilla pay tribute to Rwandan genocide victims: Prince Charles, the future king, 73, was joined by Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, in the Rwandan capital where they met survivors and perpetrators of the mass genocide and paid homage to the victims by laying a wreath of white roses that included a card signed.
💭 Another Genocide is happening in Ethiopia right now – and no one is Stopping it. Oromo Hutus are massacring systematically and vilifying Tigrayans, Amharas & other non Oromos – á la “give a dog a bad name and hang him”
💭 The Russian editor-in-chief of the independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta has auctioned off his Nobel Peace Prize medal for $103.5m (98 Million Euro).
Dmitry Muratov told the BBC all the money from the sale would go to help refugees from the war in Ukraine.
Muratov was co-awarded the peace prize in 2021 for defending freedom of expression in Russia.
Heritage Auctions, which conducted the sale, has not revealed who the winning bidder was.
💭 The Norwegian Nobel Committee Trying to Save Its Face from Utter Disgrace – from Many of its Debacles in Ethiopia?
The Nobel Peace Prize = License for Genocide?
The Nobel Peace Laureate PM A. Ahmed The Black Adolf Hitler.
It’s a Shame that a Nobel Peace Prize Laureate is a War Criminal
When the Prime Minister of the fascist Oromo regime, Abiy Ahmed won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 for a pact of war, he was the toast of the town. Today, he is among the world’s most dangerous men, a Nobel embarrassment
Will this evil man try to sell his Nobel Peace Prize now? Who’s going to buy from a war criminal? His Edomite & Ishmaelite babysitters? Obama? Erdogan? Mohammed bin Zayed?
💭 Ethiopia Wollega Massacre: Death Count Surpasses 1500
The death toll from the Wollega massacre in western Ethiopia has surpassed 1500 with as many as 12 members of the same family wiped out by militants of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), according to eyewitnesses.
The OLF troops that the Ethiopian government call “Shane” are seen in video footage going house to house and killing ethnic Amhara civilians on Saturday in Gimbi district of Wollega zone western Ethiopia, Eyewitnesses told APA that on Tuesday.
The eyewitnesses who are engaged in the collection and burying of the dead told APA that the victims are mostly women and children.
The massacre that seemed to have been orchestrated to target an entire community in Tole locality of Gimbi district has hit some families harder and many have lost multiple members to the attack.
There have been recurring massacres in Wollega targeting ethnic Amhara since Abiy Ahmed became prime minister of Ethiopia following the resignation of Hailemariam Desalegn in March 2018.
Unverified video footage purportedly shows the village that was attacked by radical Oromo armed groups, as the attackers are seen going house to house as they please.
Currently, members of the Ethiopian Defence Force are deployed but according to eyewitnesses they neither tried to chase the militants nor extend help to the victims.
Those who survived the attack said they were attacked only because of their ethnic Amhara identity.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed himself, who usually avoids sharing messages about the recurring massacre of ethnic Amhara in Wollega, remarked about the latest incident this time around.
He said: “Attacks on innocent civilians and destruction of their livelihoods by illegal and irregular forces is unacceptable.
“There is zero tolerance for horrific acts claiming lives recently in both Benishangul and Oromia regions by elements whose main objective is to terrorise communities.”
His government has been widely criticised for failing to provide protection to innocent and unarmed civilians whom the radicalised ethnic Oromo armed groups found as an easy target to push their political agenda.
Sources say his government has lost significant public trust in connection with the security situation in the country, and because of the way he handled the conflict with the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF).
His government has recently made claims that the capacity of law enforcement and the defense forces has reached a point where it can effectively respond to situations that threaten the security of the country – something that is not yet demonstrated, according to his critics.