😲 Blood-red Cloud Hoveringover an Islamic Shrine, Wow!
💭 Video shows a UFO-shaped RED cloud covering the sky in the early morning hours in Bursa, Turkey, on Jan. 19.
Bursa lies at the base of a mountain range, which makes the phenomenon more likely.
The wave-like pattern is known as a lenticular cloud.
👉 Courtesy: CTV
My Note: From the 16th century until today, Turkey has the blood of millions of Ethiopian, Armenian, Assyrian and Greek Orthodox Christians on its hands.
Since 2020, Turkey, alongside Iran the UAE and China deliver drones and their operators to the fascist and genocidal Oromo regime of Ethiopia. These combat drones attacked Christians of Northern Ethiopia, Monasteries, Churches, Schools, Hospitals, homes and and civilian facilities — resulting in more than 1 million deaths
Well, now ✞The Ark of The Covenant is Transmitting a signal on a path to the EAST and to the WEST. China, Europe, America, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Iran and Arabia, STOP supporting the fascist Oromo regime of evil Abby Ahmed Ali in Ethiopia. This brutal regime has massacred and starved to death over a million Orthodox Christians of Axumite Ethiopia in under two years.
💭 Fr Isaac Achi of Ss Peter and Paul Church in Kafin Koro, in Niger State, was murdered by assailants who set fire to his house in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Fr Collins Omeh, the assistant priest, was shot while trying to escape the building but survived his injuries and is being treated in hospital.
According to Diocese of Minna, the priest is “responding to treatment”.
Fr Amanchukwu Emeka, the chancellor of Minna Diocese, said: “Please pray for healing mercy from God for Collins.”
Some media reports have claimed that the gunmen doused the outside of the building with petrol and set fire to it after failing for more than an hour to break in.
Sources told Aid to the Church in Need, the Catholic charity for persecuted Christians, that they believed the attackers’ initial motive was to kidnap Fr Achi.
One said: “Because of the dimension and the duration of the assault, we can say that it was planned and organised.”
During the attack, Fr Achi managed to contact relatives, who alerted the police, but no-one attempted to rescue him during the attack. He had previously survived a bombing of 2011.
The attack took place the same day that Fr Michael Olofinlade of Ibadan Archdiocese in south Nigeria was kidnapped.
Last year a total of 28 priests were kidnapped in Nigeria and four were murdered. Aid to the Church in Need revealed in “Persecuted and Forgotten? A Report on Christians oppressed for their Faith 2020-22” that about 7,600 Christians were killed in the country between January 2021 and June 2022.
Speaking in November at the report launch, Bishop Jude Arogundade of Ondo, Nigeria, told the Houses of Parliament that the persecution of Christians in his country by Islamic militants is tantamount to a genocide.
He said: “I strongly appeal to this important body and all people of goodwill to compel the Nigerian government to stop the genocide.”
He urged UK politicians at the very least to “ask for help from other countries before Nigeria is overrun as is the case of Afghanistan”.
“The entire nation is on the edge, apprehensive of a major offensive that may sweep round the entire country,” he said.
The bishop had earlier emerged into the international limelight last summer when he publicly criticised Irish President Michael D. Higgins for blaming “climate change” for the massacre of 41 Catholics, including many children, by Islamists during a Mass at St Francis’ Church, Owo, a parish in his diocese.
President Higgins had suggested moral parity between the massacre “and any attempt to scapegoat pastoral peoples who are among the foremost victims of the consequences of climate change”.
Bishop Arogundade said, however, that “terror attacks, banditry, and unabated onslaught in Nigeria and in the Sahel Region and climate change have nothing in common”.
Any informed person could see “that alluding to some form of politics of climate change in our present situation is completely inappropriate”, the bishop continued.
“Terrorists are on free loose slaughtering, massacring, injuring, and installing terror in different parts of Nigeria since over eight years not because of any reasonable thing but because they are evil — period.”
The scale and frequency of attacks by jihadists means Nigeria is now rated as the seventh most dangerous country in the world for Christians, according to the Open Doors human rights group.
💭 In the video, armed men burning civilians to death in Western Ethiopia. Some of the men in the crowd are wearing Ethiopian military uniforms as well as uniforms from other regional security forces.
US citizens trapped in war-torn Tigray are being detained and interrogated by Ethiopian authorities while trying to leave the country, interviews with fleeing people and family members show.
Leaked emails by US officials say that the Ethiopian government, citing national security grounds, insisted on holding and questioning US citizens from Tigray — a stance, they say, that caused Washington to abort plans to airlift Americans from the region last year.
The lucky few to escape the region, cut off from the outside world for two years as government forces battled Tigrayan rebels, told AFP they had been singled out and interrogated when attempting to leave.
💭 ‘መደመር’ ልጆቿን ትበላለች – ‘Medemer’ (Synergy) Eats Her Children
💭 Minnesota man detained in Ethiopia, family pleads for help: “I am absolutely concerned for his life”
Tashitta Tuffa is President and CEO of Metropolitan Transportation Network, based in Fridley.
Tashitta Tufaa’s family says he spent the last two weeks of 2022 in Ethiopia and was preparing to board a return flight to America when he was detained at Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa.
“My uncle was actually with my father. They were supposed to board the same flights and both of their passports got confiscated for some reason,” said Nuurasuu Tufaa, Tashitta’s son. “I got a phone call from my mother hearing that he’s suddenly been detained. It was very scary news. I didn’t know what to do.”
Ethiopia is currently designated as a level 3 or “reconsider travel” advisory by the U.S. State Department. Despite that, Nuurasuu says his family called his father back to his native country.
“He went back home to visit my sick grandmother and his dear aunt passed away while he was there,” said Nuurasuu Tufaa. “My father has no political alliances that I’m aware of. He just wanted to spend time with his mother.”
Nuurasuu says he’s not just concerned for the well-being and safety of his father, but also for his business that provides services to countless people across Minnesota.
“I don’t know where he’s been the last 36 hours and I’m very concerned. I am absolutely concerned for his life. I am very scared, not been able to get much sleep to be honest,” Nuurasuu said. “He’s a business owner. He employs hundreds of Minnesotans. Every day, thousands of Minnesotan kids who study in public schools depend on Metropolitan Transportation Network to bring them to and from school. The lives of those kids and those workers will greatly be affected by his absence.”
The Tuffa family says they’ve been working with federal officials to try and bring Tashitta Tuffa home safely.
“It’s very hard and devastating. So what we’re trying to do now is get in touch with the United States embassy in Ethiopia and get them to locate my father and secure his release and make sure that he’s safe,” Nuurasuu said.
In a statement, Senator Amy Klobuchar told WCCO “My office is in contact with Mr. Tufaa’s family regarding this deeply concerning the situation. My team has reached out to State Department officials to make sure this case is prioritized and we will continue working to bring Mr. Tufaa home safely.”
In addition, Congressman Dean Phillips told WCCO’s Esme Murphy that he and his office spent most of New Year’s Eve working on the situation and plan to escalate the case to the Secretary of State on New Year’s Day if there wasn’t a resolution.
In the meantime, the Tufaa family says they’ll do everything they can from the other side of the world.
“We’re on the phone basically 24/7, not getting any sleep. It’s very hard. It’s my dad, you know. I love him a lot and I just want him to be back. I just want him to be with us. So, what we’re trying to do now is get in touch with the United States embassy in Ethiopia and get them to locate my father and secure his release and make sure that he’s safe,” Nuurasuu said. “I’m eternally grateful for all of them and their cooperation in making sure that my father’s safe.”
US citizens trapped in war-torn Tigray are being detained and interrogated by Ethiopian authorities while trying to leave the country, interviews with fleeing people and family members show.
Leaked emails by US officials say that the Ethiopian government, citing national security grounds, insisted on holding and questioning US citizens from Tigray — a stance, they say, that caused Washington to abort plans to airlift Americans from the region last year.
The lucky few to escape the region, cut off from the outside world for two years as government forces battled Tigrayan rebels, told AFP they had been singled out and interrogated when attempting to leave.
💭 Across Africa, lobbyists, philanthropists and businesspeople are working to open up the continent to GMOs. They argue that GMOs can provide a miracle solution to two of Africa’s biggest problems: famine and malaria.
One of the main supporters of the movement is Bill Gates, one of the world’s wealthiest individuals and founder of the most powerful philanthropic foundation in history. The film shows how the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation became the main funder of genetic experiments underway on the continent.
Discreetly and beyond the reach of critical voices, scientists are conducting research on the genetic modification of cassava plants and mosquitoes as a solution to the malaria problem.
The role of the EU here is an ambiguous one: Whereas the bloc was initially skeptical about genetic engineering because of the potential risks to health and the environment, now the EU is working together with the Microsoft founder’s nonprofit conducting experiments that would be banned in Europe.
Genetic modification in Africa is about power, but it is also about money. And this puts the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in the firing line: by financing genetic engineering experiments in Africa, the organization is playing into the hands of big western agribusiness.
“Africa, GMOs and Western Interests” shines a light on the brave new world of philanthrocapitalism, where humanitarian aid has a stubborn aftertaste of business, famine programs are often a pretext to introduce GMOs and public investments can serve private interests.
Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on December 9, 2022
✞ ክርስቲያኖች እየተገደሉ ነው ✞
✞ Religious freedom advocates are “outraged” and confounded after the Biden administration again declined to add Nigeria to the U.S. Department of State’s Countries of Particular Concern list, a designation targeting nations restricting or complicit in religious freedom violations. Joel Veldkamp, head of international communications at persecution watchdog Christian Solidarity International (CSI), has been among those urging the State Department to reclassify Nigeria as a nation violating residents’ religious liberty – but to no avail. Veldkamp told CBN’s Faithwire the Biden administration’s decision to ignore international outcry over the matter is stunning, particularly in light of the deadly assaults unfolding against Christians in Nigeria daily. “It’s not an exaggeration,” he said. “Every week, Christians are being killed in this country.” Veldkamp shared how the release of the current Countries of Particular Concern was dropped on Friday afternoon, noting this is how “Washington killed news” by burying it at a time when fewer people are paying attention. Tragically, Veldkamp said he had spent the days before the release speaking with priests in Nigeria who witnessed and experienced the unthinkable. “Earlier in the week. I had talked to two different priests from two different states in Nigeria. Really one is in the middle of the country, and one is in the deep south of the country,” he said. “One priest… had just visited a village where 20 Christians were killed the week before. He met a father who saw four of his children killed in front of his eyes.” This same priest met another mother and father who lost one of their children and saw homes being burned. One of those interview subjects said, “I stood on the ashes of human beings.” Watch Veldkamp explain the ordeal.
☆ Illuminati Agenda 21: The Luciferian Plan to Destroy Creation
☪ Depopulation via Islamic JIHAD
☪ Jihad vía Muhammadu Buhari
✞ Christian Genocide in Ethiopia
☆ Illuminati Agenda 21: The Luciferian Plan to Destroy Creation
☪ Depopulation via Islamic JIHAD
☪ Jihad vía Abiy Ahmed Ali
😈 Brothers in JIHAD
Muhammadu Buhari & Olusegun Obasanjo + Abiy Ahmed Ali
💭 Nigeria and Ethiopia are the two most populous countries in Africa
✞ The Massacre in The Sacred City of Axum
As many as 750 to 1,000 Christians were slaughtered on 28 and 29 November 2020 on the grounds of the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion in Axum.
Accounts from witnesses report that community members went to the compound concerned that an approaching armed group intended to loot the chapel and remove the ark. After a confrontation, scores of these unarmed Christians were massacred by evil Abiy Ahmed’s mercenaries composed, according to survivors, of Eritrean ‘Ben Amir’ Muslim tribes) + Oromo Muslims + Somali Muslims.
Our Lady Mary of Zion is an especially sacred site to many Ethiopian Orthodox Christians. According to local tradition, its Chapel of the Tablet is believed to house the biblical Ark of the Covenant.
☪ We are witnessing that Islam will be the religion of the Antichrist and the world religion in the coming days.
The Illuminati always loved Islam because this is the perfect oppressive religion with a Cube that represents the mind control system over so many people.
🧊 Cube = Control
✞ As opposed to The Lord Jesus Christ – Who died on the cross to allow us to be alright with God.