Irish Politician about the Dangers of Military Bases in Djibouti: ‘God Save Africa From Europeans!’

💭 የአይርላንድ ፖለቲከኛዋ ወ/ሮ ክሌር ዴሊ በጅቡቲ ስላሉት የጦር ሰፈሮች አደጋ፤’እግዚአብሔር አፍሪካን ከአውሮፓውያን ያድናት!’

በጣም ጠቃሚ የሆነ መረጃ ነው ወ/ሮ ክሌር ያካፈሉን። በተለይ ኢትዮጵያውያን በማይራባ የመንደርተኞች ጉዳዮች በመጠመድ፤ ‘ለምንድን ነው የመላው ዓለም ሃያላን የሆኑ እና ያልሆኑ አገሮች የጦር ሰፈሮችን በጂቡቲ እየመሠረቱ ያሉት?” በማለት እራሳችንን በጩኸት መጠየቅ አለብን። ጉዳዩ የምጣኔ ኃብት ጥቅማቸውን ወይንም የነዳጅ ዘይት መጓጓዝን በሚመለከት አስተማማኝ የባሕር መተላለፊያዎችን ለመጠበቅ ከሚለው የአብዛኛዎቹ ዓለማውያን ትንታኔ ጋር ብቻ የተያያዘ አይደለም። ይህ ትንሹ ጉዳይና ቀላሉ ሰበብ ነው። ልብ ካልን በጂቡቲ እየሰፈሩ ያሉት እርስበርስ ተፎካካሪና ጠላት መስለው የሚታዩት እንደ አሜሪካ፣ ቻይና፣ ጃፓን፣ ኮሪያ፣ ጀርመን፣ ስፔይን፣ ፈረንሳይ፣ ቱርክ፣ ኤሚራቶች፣ ሳውዲ ወዘተ ናቸው።

ለምን? ሁኔታው መለኮታዊ የሆነ ነውና ዋናው መንስዔ መንፈሳዊ መልስ የሚሻ ነው።

ጉዳዩ ዛሬ የጀመረ አይደለም። ዛሬ በምናየው መልክ የጀመረው የስጋ ማንነትና ምንነት ያላቸው ዲቃላው ጋላ–ኦሮሞ አፄ ምንሊክ ዳግማዊ ጂቡቲን ከዚያም ‘ኤርትራን‘ ለሉሲፈራውያኑ አሳልፈው ከሰጡበት ጊዜ አንስቶ ነው።

ሰሞኑን እንኳን እንደታዘብነው፤ ጎበዜ ሲሳይ የተሰኘው ጋዜጠኛ ከጂቡቲ ለአረመኔው ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ ተላልፎ እንዲሰጥ ተደርጓል። ይህን ማን ፈጸመው? አዎ! ከሁለት ዓመታት በፊት የኤሚራቱ ወንጀለኛ (ተቃውሚዎቹን ሲገርፍና ሲያስገርፍ የነበረ ወንጀለኛ ነው) አህመድ (ሌላ አህመድ) የኢንተርፖል ፕሬዚደንት ሆኖ ሲመረጥ በትንሹም ቢሆን ማስጠንቀቂያ መልዕክት ለማስተላለፍ ሞክሬ ነበር።

💭 Interpol Elects UAE’s Ahmed as President to Save Abiy Ahmed & to Conceal UAE’s Tigray War Crimes

Posted by addisethiopia / አዲስ ኢትዮጵያ on November 25, 2021

Interpol Elects UAE’s Ahmed as President to Save Abiy Ahmed & to Conceal UAE’s Tigray War Crimes

የአቶ ጎበዜ ሲሳይ ጉዳይ እነ ግራኝ ያቀነባበሩት “ሲችዌሽን ክፍል ውስጥ ሆነን እንደ ንሥር እናያችኋለን፤ የትም አታመልጡም!” ድራማ ተዋናይ ሊሆን ይችላል። ይህ ጋዜጠኛ ከአረመኔው ግራኝ ጋር ተደምሮ የነበረ ሰው ነው። ታዲያ አሁን ‘መደመር ልጆቿን በላች!’ ወይንስ የተቀበረለትን ቺፕ ሲግናል ለማጥመድ የተቀነባበረ የጋርዮሽ ድራማ ነው? ከዚህ በፊት ሕወሓቶች ቺፕ ተቅብሮበት ከእንግሊዝ እንዲዘዋወር የተደረገውን ወስላታውን አንዳርጋቸው ጽጌ በተመሳሳይ መልክ ነበር ከየመን ወደ አዲስ አበባ እንዲመጣ የተደረገው። አስቀድመን አስጠንቅቀናል፤ እያንዳንዱ ወደ ውጭ ሄዶ ከባድ ሕክምና ያደረገና የኮቪድ ክትባቶችን የወሰደ ኢትዮጵያዊ ልሂቅ ሁሉ (ጳጳሳቱን፣ ጋዜጠኞቹን፤ አክቲቪስቶቹንና፤ በጣም አዝናለሁ፤ እንደ አቶ ልደቱ ያሉትን ፖለቲከኞችን ጨምሮ) አውቆትም ሆነ ሳያውቀው በሉሲፈራውያኑ ጂ.ፒ.ኤስ ቁጥጥር ሥር ነው የሚገኘው።

👉 ወ/ሮ ክሌር የሚከተለውን ይላሉ፤

“የአፍሪካ ቀንድ የሚያስፈልገው የመጨረሻው ነገር የውጭ ጦር ሰፈሮች፣ ተጨማሪ የጦር መሳሪያዎች እና ተጨማሪ የአውሮፓ ጣልቃ ገብነት መሆኑን ለማወቅ አዋቂ መሆን ያለብዎት አይመስለኝም። “የስትራቴጂካዊ ግንኙነታችን” የምንለው ነገር ስለ ሰው ልጅ ልማትና ማበብ አይደለም፤ ስለ አውሮፓ ህብረት ልዕለ ሀያልነት ምኞት ነው እንጂ።

አሁን በአፍሪካ ቀንድ አዲስ ታላቅ ጨዋታ አለ። ታላላቆቹ እና ታናናሾቹ ሀይሎች ቦታውን በወታደራዊ ሰፈሮች ወረርውታል፤ ፈረንሳይ ፣አሜሪካ ፣ቻይና ፣ጀርመን ፣ጃፓን ፣ጣሊያን ሳውዲ አረቢያ ሁሉም በትንሿ የጅቡቲ አካባቢ ሰፍረዋል። ቅጥረኞች ከየአቅጣጫው እየጎረፉ ነው፣ መላው አካባቢ በወታደራዊ ሃይል እየተዘመተበት ነው። ጦርነቱ በአየር ላይ ነው።

ስለተራቡት፣ የአየር ንብረት እና የምግብ ዋስትና እጦት ስላጋጠማቸው ሰዎችስ? ከእነዚህ ውስጥ አንዳቸውንም አይጠቅሟቸውም። ስለ አለመረጋጋት እንነጋገራለን፣ ነገር ግን በይበልጥ የከፋ እናደርገዋለን። ቦታውን በመሳሪያ እናጥለቀለቀዋለን፣ ትርፉን ለአውሮፓ የጦር መሳሪያ ኩባንያዎች እናስረክብ እና ሂሳቡን ዜጎቻችን እንዲከፍሉ እናደርጋለን። እና ከዛ እልቂት ጋር፣ ወደ ውስጥ እንመለሳለን እና እንደገና ሁሉንም ነገር እናደርጋለን። ራኬት ነውን!’ስልታዊ ግንኙነት’? አንድ ነገር ከሌላው በኋላ፤ አይደለምን? በእውነቱ፤ ልክ እንደበፊቱ ሁሉም ነገር ተመሳሳይ ነው።

እውነታው ግን አሁን እንዳለው ከአውሮፓ ህብረት – የአፍሪካ የንግድ ፖሊሲ አንድ ሚሊዮን ማይል ርቀት ላይ ነው፤ ምክንያቱም ከአፍሪካ ጋር ያለን ኢኮኖሚያዊ ግንኙነት የአውሮፓ ቅኝ አገዛዝ በሌሎች መንገዶች ብዝበዛን የሚያስቀጥል በመሆኑ ነው። አፍሪካ ከራሷ ጋር ከምታደርገው ንግድ ይልቅ ከአውሮፓ ጋር የበለጠ ትገበያያለች። ሁሌ እንደ ድሃ አህጉር ነው የምትገለጸው፣ ነገር ግን በምድራችን በተፈጥሮ ኃብት በይበልጥ የተባረከችዋ አህጉር አፍሪካ ነች፣ እዚያ ያሉ ሕዝቦች የደኸዩት የመሬታቸውንና የጉልበታቸውን ፍሬ ስለተነፈጉ፣ በእኩል ምጣኔ-ኃብታዊ ግንኙነት፣ ፍትሃዊ ያልሆነ የንግድ ህግ፣ የህገወጥ የካፒታል በረራዎች ወደ ምዕራባውያን ባንኮች፣ እና ወደ ተለያዩ ዓለም አቀፍ ወንጀለኛ ተቋማት በመካሄዱ እና በዋሽንግተን፣ ለንደን እና ብራሰልስ እገዳውን እንዲፈቱ ተፈቅዶላቸዋልና ነው።

እና እኔ አሁን ማለት የምችለው ነገር ቢኖር፣ እርዳታ ከሚሰጡ አውሮፓውያን እግዚአብሔር አፍሪካን ይታደጋት።

👉 Clare Daly –

💭 “I don’t think you’d have to be a genius to know that the last thing the Horn of Africa needs is more foreign military bases, more weapons, and more European meddling. What we call our ‘strategic relationship’ isn’t about human flourishing; it’s about the EU’s ambitions as a superpower. There’s now a new great game in the Horn of Africa. Greater and lesser powers are pockmarking the place with military bases: France, the US, China, Germany, Japan, Italy, Saudi Arabia all have a presence in the tiny area of Djibouti alone. Mercenaries are swarming in from all quarters. The entire region is being militarised. War is in the air.

And what about the people facing climate and food insecurity? None of this benefits them. We talk about instability, but we only make it worse. We flood the place with weapons, hand over the profits to European arms companies, and charge the bill to our citizens. And then with the carnage, we go back in and we do it all again. It’s a racket! ‘Strategic relationship’? It’s one thing after another, isn’t it? Really, it’s the same as it ever was. And all I can say is, God save Africa from Europeans offering help.”

“The truth is, it’s a million miles from the reality of EU—Africa trade policy as it exists now, because our economic relations with Africa are simply a continuation of European colonialism perpetuating exploitation by other means. Africa trades more with Europe than it does with itself. It’s portrayed as a poor continent, but actually it’s the richest. It’s just that the people there are denied the fruits of their land and their labour by unequal economic relations, by unfair trade rules, by illicit capital flights into Western banks, and by multinational corporations allowed off the leash by Washington, London and Brussels.”

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☪ Islamic Jihad in Africa:Muslims Butcher 156 Christians in Burkina Faso

☪ እስላማዊ ጂሃድ በአፍሪካ፤ ሙስሊሞች ፻፶፮/156 ክርስቲያኖችን በ ቡርኪናፋሶ ጨፈጨፏቸው

✞✞✞ R.I.P /ነ.ይ/ነፍሳቸውን ይማርላቸው✞✞✞

💭 ምሳሌ፡-

👉 የአውሮፓ ህብረት ከፍተኛ ተወካይ ጆሴፕ ቦሬል በኢትዮጵያ የሚካሄደውን የዘር ማጥፋት ጦርነት ተከትሎ ሕወሓትና ኦነግ/ብልጽግና ባደረጉት ‘የጠላትነት ማቆሚያ የሰላም ስምምነት’ ድራማ አስመልክተው የሚከተለውን ብለዋል፤

“የተባበሩት መንግስታት ድርጅት ዋና ፀሃፊ አንቶኒዮ ጉቴሬስ ባቀረቡት ጥሪ ላይ እኔም እሰማማለሁ፤ አዎ! ትግራይ ውስጥ እየተፈጠረ ላለው ነገር ‘ወታደራዊ መፍትሄ የለም!‘። የአውሮፓ ህብረት የጦርነት ማቆሙን ስምምነት በደስታ ተቀብሎ የኢትዮጵያ መንግስትም ሆነ የትግራይ ህዝብ ነፃ አውጪ ግንባር ለሰላም ላሳዩት ቁርጠኝነት እና ድፍረት እንኳን ደስ አላችሁ ይላል። የአውሮፓ ህብረት የአፍሪካ ህብረት ሽምግልና እና ታዛቢዎችን እንዲሁም ደቡብ አፍሪካን አስተናግዶ በማመስገን የሰላሙን ጥረት በኢትዮጵያውያን ባለቤትነት እና መሪነት ለመደገፍ ያለውን ዝግጁነት ያረጋግጣል።”

👉 በአንፃሩ ጆሴፕ ቦረል ዩክሬንን በመደግፍ የተናገሩትን ያው ተመልከቱና ኡ! ኡ! በሉ፤

“እንደው በእውነት ምን አደረግን? ለዩክሬን በተቻለን መጠን ወታደራዊ፣ ኢኮኖሚያዊ፣ የገንዘብ እና ዲፕሎማሲያዊ ድጋፍ ሰጥተናታል። ይህ ትልቅ ነገር ነው፤ ግን በእኔ አስተያየት በቂ አይደለም።

በቅርቡ በዩክሬን ከኮሚሽኑ ፕሬዝዳንት እና ከኮሚሽነሮች ባልደረቦቼ ጋር ነበርኩ፣ በዚያም በአውሮፓ ህብረት እና በዩክሬን ስብሰባ ላይ ተሳትፌ ነበር። እዚያም እንደገና ሉዓላዊነቱን እና ነፃነቱን የሚጠብቁለት ሕዝብ እና መሪዎች ይህን አስደናቂ ሁኔታ ለመጋፈጥ ሲሞክሩ ብሎም ወደ አውሮፓ የሚወስደውን መንገድ ሲከተሉ አየሁ።

አሁን ከፈረሱ በፊት ጋሪውን ላስቀምጥ ነው። እንደማንኛችሁም ጦርነትን እንደማልወድ እነግራችኋለሁ። እኔ ሙቀት ጠባቂ አይደለሁም። ለጦርነት ምንም ፍላጎት የለኝም፤ የጦርነት ደጋፊም አይደለሁም። በእርግጥ እኔ ሰላምን እመርጣለሁ። ሁላችሁም ማለት ይቻላል እንደምታደርጉት። ሁላችንም እንደምናደርገው። እራሳችንን መድገም አያስፈልገንም።

ነገር ግን ልንደግመው እና መወያየት ያለብን ሰላም እንዴት ሊመጣ ይችላል የሚለው ነው። ሰላም ለማግኘት ለዩክሬን ወታደራዊ ድጋፍ መስጠታችንን መቀጠል እና ያንን ድጋፍ ማጠናከር አለብን። ይህ አንዱ ቁልፍ መልእክቴ ይሆናል። ሰላሙን ለማስፈን መጀመሪያ ጦርነቱን ማሸነፍ አለብን።”

ዋው፣ ድርብ የሞራል ፍርድና ክፋት ይህን ይመስላል! ለማንኛውም እነዚህን ክፉዎች በቅርቡ የእግዚአብሔር ፍርድ ይጠብቃቸዋል።

💭 My Note: Yes! The Bishop is right. Not only ignore, they actively support Jihadist groups and genocider regimes all over Africa – as they are their partners in the depopulation agenda. The Europeans and Americans support both sides of the conflicts by providing weapons, air support, soldiers, and mercenaries. The atheist, cold and empathyless high-ranking European and American politicians went to the capital of Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to meet and congratulate genociders like evil Abiy Ahmed Ali, who massacred over a Million Orthodox Christians – and who ordered his Oromo fighters to brutally rape up to 200.000 Christian Women. Let’s not forget, the cruel Oromo, Abiy Ahmed Ali was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize by Norway for a Pact of of the genocidal War against Ethiopian Christians – the war started on November 4, 2020 – and still continuing via blockade, hunger and poison.

Because they don’t want to help the persecuted and massacred Christians of Ethiopia – and because they are content with the 1^st stage of their target depopulating Christian Ethiopia by 1.5 million – they are talking about a nominal peace.

💭 An Example:

👉 EU’s High Representative Josep Borrell said the following on the announcement of a ‘Cessation of Hostilities’:

“I join my voice to the call by UN Secretary-general @antonioguterres There is NO MILITARY SOLUTION to what is happening in #Tigray. The EU welcomes the announcement of a Cessation of Hostilities and congratulates both the Government of Ethiopia and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front for their commitment and courage towards peace. The EU commends the African Union mediation and its observers, as well as the South Africa host and reaffirms its readiness to support peace efforts moving forward in a process owned and led by Ethiopians”

👉 By contrast, look what the very same Josep Borrell said on supporting Ukraine:

“What exactly have we done? We have provided Ukraine with as much military, economic, financial and diplomatic support as possible. This is considerable, but in my opinion not enough.

I was recently in Ukraine with the President of the Commission and my fellow Commissioners, where I also attended the EU-Ukraine Summit. There, once again, I saw a people defending their freedom and independence, and leaders trying to confront this dramatic situation, following a path towards Europe.

I am going to put the cart before the horse. I can tell you that I dislike war as much as any of you. I am not a warmonger. Je ne suis pas un va-t-en-guerre. I have no appetite for war. I am not a fan of war. Of course I prefer peace. As almost all of you do. As we all do. There is no need to repeat ourselves.

But what we do need to repeat and discuss is how peace can be achieved. To achieve peace, we must continue to provide military support to Ukraine and step up that support. This is going to be one of my key messages. To win the peace, one must first win the war.”

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US Military Prepares For Sudan Embassy Evacuation | 16K Americans Trapped ‘Blackhawk Down’ All Over Again

🔥 የአሜሪካ ጦር በሱዳን ኤምባሲዋ የሚገኙትን አሜሪካውያን ከሃገሪቷ ለማውጣት ዝግጅት እያደረገ ነው | ፲፮/16ሺህ አሜሪካውያን ወጥመድ ውስጥ ገብተዋል ፤ ሶማሊያ 2.0

ጂቡቲ፣ ጂቡቲ፣ ጂቡቲ…ግዮን፣ ግዮን፣ ግዮን…! አሁንስ ገባን ለምን ጂቢቲን ከኢትዮጵያ አስገንጥለው ሁሉም እዚያ የጦር ካምፖችን ለመክፈት እንደፈለጉ? አሁን እንግዲህ የአሜሪካ ጦር ከጂቡቲ ተነስቶ ወደ ሱዳን ያመራል ማለት ነው። በአየር ላይ ለመብረር ደግሞ ትግራይን ማቋረጥ ሊኖርባቸው ነው። ስለዚህ የኦነግ/ብልጽግና፣ ሕወሓትና ሻዕቢያ ከሃዲ ወኪሎቻቸውን አስቀድመው “በቃችሁ፣ ለጊዜው ከበቂ በላይ ብዛት ያላቸውን ኦርቶዶክስ ክርስቲያኖችን ገድላችኋል፤ ጎበዞች! አሁን ግን ወደ ሱዳን ማለፍ ስለሚኖርብን ጦርነቱን ባፋጣኝ አቁሙ!” አሏቸው። አይይይ… ሁሉም የአረቦችንና የግብጽን ጥቅም ለማስጠበቅ ነው ዛሬም እየሠሩ ያሉት።

ለመሆኑ ባለፈው ዓመት ላይ አዲስ አበባ የሚገኙትን አሜሪካውያን በዚህ መልክ ለማውጣት ለምን ሙከራ አላደረጉም? አዎ! አዲስ አበባን የያዟት የአሜሪካ፣ ብሪታኒያ እና አጋሮቻቸው ኤምባሲዎች ናቸው። አዲስ አበባ ማን መቼና እንዴት መግባት እንዳለበት የሚናገሩት እነርሱው ናቸው። የውጊያውና ተዋናያኑ ቡድኖች መሪዎችም እነርሱ ናቸው። ኤምባሲዎቹ አዲስ አበባ በሰፈሩባቸው ቦታዎች ምድር ስር የራሳቸውን ከተሞች‘ ቀብረዋል፤ ከእንጦጦ እስከ ሰሜን የተዘረጋውን የተራራ ሰንሰለት በጣም ይፈልጉታል፤ ስለዚህ ከከሃዲዎቹ ምንልኪ እና ኃይለ ሥላሴ ዘመን ጀምሮ በደንብ ተቆጣጥረውታል። ባጭሩ፤ ሥራቸውን በሰላም መሥራት ይችሉ ዘንድ ጦርነት ወደ አዲስ አበባ እንዳይገባ፣ ቀደም ሲልም ሕወሓቶች በአዲስ አበባ ውጊያ ውስጥ ከመግባት ተቆጥበው ወደ ትግራይ እንዲሄዱ ሲያደርጉ የነበሩትና የሚያደርጉት አሜሪካውያኑና አጋሮቻቸው ናቸው። ሥራቸውን ከጨረሱ በኋላ ግን አዲስ አበባን ልክ እንደ ዛሬዋ ካርቱምና እንደ ትናንትናዋ ሞቃዲሾ የውጊያ ማዕከል እንደሚያደርጓት አያጠራጥርም።

❖❖❖[ትንቢተ ኢሳይያስ ምዕራፍ ፴፩፥፩]❖❖❖

“ስለ እርዳታ ወደ ግብጽ ለሚወርዱ በፈረሶችም ለሚደገፉ፥ ስለ ብዛታቸውም በሰረገሎች፥ እጅግ ብርቱዎችም ስለ ሆኑ በፈረሰኞች ለሚታመኑ፥ ወደ እስራኤልም ቅዱስ ለማይመለከቱ እግዚአብሔርንም ለማይፈልጉ ወዮላቸው!“

🔥 The Pentagon is preparing for a possible evacuation of the U.S. embassy in Khartoum, Sudan, amid escalating violence that has left hundreds of people dead. At least one U.S. citizen has died in the violence, the State Department confirmed. David Martin reports.

💭 Oklahoma Army Guard Headed to Horn of Africa

More than 800 Oklahoma Army National Guard members bid farewell to their families before beginning a year-long deployment to the Horn of Africa April 15.

The Citizen-Soldiers are part of Task Force Tomahawk, more than 1,000 Soldiers from multiple units across the Oklahoma Army National Guard’s 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, including two companies from both Nebraska and Indiana.

While overseas, Task Force Tomahawk will provide security support at five installations across multiple East African countries. In addition to conventional security operations, the Task Force will staff the East African Response Force.

During the farewell ceremony, Lt. Col. Brent Weece, Task Force Tomahawk commander, charged his Soldiers with remembering the support of family and friends when times are hard overseas.

“When we’re thousands of miles from Oklahoma, when you’re tired, when you’re hot, when you miss home and you think no one cares, remember this arena, remember all the people here today,” Weece said. “Remember the amazing support we have from our family and friends and our state. We couldn’t have greater support than we do from the people here today and from the state of Oklahoma.”

Thousands of family members attended the deployment ceremony, including one very high-profile father saying goodbye to his son.

💭 Sudan Unrest: Geostrategic Competition and US, Chinese, and Russian Horn of Africa Basing

🔥 The Geostrategic Importance of the Horn of Africa and Superpowers’ Interest in the Region

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☆ April 4, 2023: Egypt And Sudan Conduct Joint Naval Exercises in Red Sea

💭 Why do so many foreign powers have military bases in the nearby Djibouti – the former Ethiopian territory?

Djibouti, Djibouti, Djibouti…Nile, Nile, Nile….! Now we understand why they separated Djibouti from Ethiopia. All these nations wanted to open military bases there. Now, it means that the American army will depart from Djibouti and head to Sudan. In order to fly in the air, they have to cross Tigray. Therefore, in November 2022, they told their renegade representatives in Ethiopia: ONL/Prosperity, TPLF and Sha’bia: “Enough, you have killed more than enough Orthodox Christians for the time being; Good people! But our next attention will be Sudan, so stop the war as soon as possible!” Of course, they are all working to protect the interests of the Arabs and Egyptians.

❖❖❖ [Isaiah 31:1]❖❖❖

Woe to those who go down to Egypt for help, who rely on horses, who trust in the multitude of their chariots and in the great strength of their horsemen, but do not look to the Holy One of Israel, or seek help from the Lord.

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Soldier of Zion | የጽዮን አርበኛ | ፈሪሃ እግዚአብሔር ያለው ክርስቲያን ሠራዊት ሁሌ ያሸንፋል

💭 የጠፋው ታቦት ወራሪዎች (የሲአይኤ ስብሰባ)

Raiders of the Lost Ark (CIA Meeting)

❖ ❖ ❖”ከርሱ በፊት ታቦተ ጽዮንን (ጽላተ ሙሴ) የሚሸከም ጦር ሠራዊት … አይበገሬ ነው”❖ ❖ ❖

„An Army That Carries The Ark Before it… is Invincible„

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፪ሺ፲፫ ዓ.ም ቃኤል አማራ ከአህዛብ ጋር አብሮ በአቤል ወንድሙና በአክሱም ጽዮን ላይ የዘመተበት ዓመት

እንደሆነ ታሪክ መዝግቦታል። ይህን የትግራይ ተዋሕዶ ክርስቲያኖች በጭራሽ መርሳት የለባቸውም።ምናልባት ከአምስት መቶ ዓመታት በፊት በግራኝ አህመድ ቀዳማዊ ዘመንም ምናልባት ተመሳሳይ ክህደት ተፈጽሞ ሊሆን ይችላል። እኔ እንደ ክኽደት የምጠላው ነገር የለም!

“ኢትዮጵያዊ ነኝ፤ ክርስቲያን፤ ያውም ተዋሕዶ ነኝ” የሚል ወገን ከአህዛብ እና መናፍቃን ጋር አብሮ “ስለ ጽዮን ዝም አንልም!” ብለው ጽላተ ሙሴን በአክሱም ጽዮን ሲከላከሉ በሰማዕትነት ያረፉትን በሽህ የሚጠጉትን የተዋሕዶ ልጆች ለማጥፋት ዘመተ። ልክ አረቦችና ፍልስጤሞች አይሁዶችን ሁሉ ወደ ባሕር ጥለው እስራኤልን ለመውረስ እንደሚመኙት የአማራ ልሂቃኑ እና ፋሺስት ፋኖ መንጋቸውም ተዋሕዶ ትግሬዎችን ጨፍጨፎና በረሃብ ጨርሶ አክሱምን፣ ደብረዳሞንና የሃን ለመውረስ ይመኛል። እንደው ዲያብሎስ ምን ያህል ቢቆጣጠራቸው ነው፤ ጃል?! ከንቱ አማራ! እንደዚህ ዘመን “አማራ ነን” በሚሉት ውዳቂዎች ያፈርኩበት ዘመን የለም። በተለይ በልሂቃኑ! ከኤሚራቶች ጋር ተባብረህ ወንድምህን ጨፈጨፍክ፤ ኢትዮጵያዊ እና ክርስቲያን ብትሆን ኖሮ ይህን ጽንፈኛ ሥራ በጭራሽ ባልሰራኸው ነበር። አሁን ከጠላት ጋር ተባብረህ ያዳከምከው ትግሬ ወንድምህ ለህልውናው ሲል ከካታር እና ቱርክ ጋር አብሮ ቢጨፈጭፍህ ምን ትል ይሆን? ደግሞ ሁሉም ነገር ወደዚያ ነው ሊወስድ የሚችለውና ኢትዮጵያ እንድትጠፋ የምታደርገው፤ አንተው “አማራ ነኝ” የምትለው ሰንፍ ነህ፤ በራስህ ድክመትና ስህተት።

አህዛብ ሁለት ተጻራሪ የሚመስል ግንባር ፈጥረው አካባቢውን ለመቆጣጠር የደፈሩት ይህን ድክመትህን ስላሸተቱት ነው። ሱዳንም የደፈረችህ በዚህ ድክመትህ ነው። ከኤሳውያኑ ነጮች ወዳጆቻቸው ዓለምን የመቆጣጠሪያ “ጥበብ” ተምረው ኢትዮጵያን በመክበብ ላይ ያሉት እስማኤላውያኑ በአንድ በኩል ሳውዲ አረቢያ፣ ኤሚራቶች፣ ግብጽና ባሕሬን (+ የኢሳያስ ኤርትራ + ከፊል ኦሮሚያ + ከፊል ሱዳን + ከፊል ሶማሊያ) በሌላ በኩል ቱርክ፣ ኳታርና ሱዳን(ከፊል ኦሮሚያ + ከፊል ሱዳን + ከፊል ሶማሊያ)

ይህን የአህዛብ ወራሪዎች ድራማ እያዩ ጸጥ የሚሉ ወይንም የሚደግፉ ቀንደኛ የኢትዮጵያና ክርስትና ጠላቶች ናቸው!

💭 UAE / ኢሚራቶች በሊቢያ

የዓለም አቀፍ ሜዲያዎች ተፈቅዶላቸዋል

💭 UAE / ኤሚራቶች በየመን

የዓለም አቀፍ ሜዲያዎች ተፈቅዶላቸዋል

💭 UAE /ኤሜራቶች + ሶማሌ + ኤርትራ + ጋላ + አማራ

በትግራይ-ኢትዮጵያ ልክ በየመን እና ሊቢያ ያካሄዱትን ጭፍጨፋ ደገሙት

የዓለም አቀፍ ሜዲያዎች ተከልክለዋል

💭 UAE / ኤሚራቶች የአፍሪቃውን ቀንድ ቅኝ ለመግዛት ይችሉ ዘንድ

የኢትዮጵያን ምሰሶ ትግራይን መገርሰስ ወሰኑ። ለዚህም ህልማቸው

ኢሳያስን፣ ሶማሌዎችን፣ ጋሎችን እና አማሮችን ተጠቀሙ

የዓለም አቀፍ ሜዲያዎች ተፈቅዶላቸዋል

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ሶማሊያ አውሎ ነፋስ እና ትልቅ ማዕበል በፈጠሩት ኃይለኛ ጎርፍ ተጥለቀለቀች

አርማጌዶን – የአክሱም ጽዮን ጠላቶች

☆ ግመል ሶማሊያ

☆ ፍየል ኦሮሚያ

እሁድ ዕለት ደረቃማዋን ሶማሊያን የመታት አውሎ ነፋስ “ጋቲ” በሰዓት ፻፭/105 ማይሎች ፍጥነት የሚነፍስ ነፋስ ነበር። ነፋሱ ከምድብ ፪/2 አውሎ ነፋሳት/ሀሪኬን ይመደባል። ይህም በታሪክ ውስጥ አገሪቱን ከመታው እጅግ ጠንካራው ነፋስ ሆኗል ፡፡ አውሎ ነፋሱ በአንድ ጊዜ ከምድብ ፫/3 ማእበል ጋር የሚመጣጠን ጥንካሬን በአንድ ጊዜ ከ ፻፲፭/115 ማይል / በከፍተኛው ዘላቂ ነፋሳት በማግኘቱ እጅግ ፈጣን በሆነ እንቅስቃሴ ወደ መሬት ወረዶ ቪዲዮው በሶማሊያ የባሕር ጠረፋማ አካባቢዎች በትልቅ ማዕበል የተከሰተውን ጎርፍ ነው የሚያሳየን፡፡

“ጋቲ” = ቲግራይ

በእነዚህ ቀናት ለትግራይ ኢትዮጵያውያን ወገኖቻችን ልቡ የማይመታ ሁሉ ልቡ ይታወክበታል፣ ነፍሱም ትጨነቃለች።

የኤዶማውያኑ እና እስማኤላውያን ወኪሎች የሆኑት ሶማሌዎች + ኦሮሞዎች + የኢሳያስ ኤርትራውያን በአክሱም ጽዮን ላይ ዘምተዋል፣ በብዙ ሺህ የሚቆጠሩ ንጹሐን የጽዮን ልጆችን ጨፍጭፈዋል። እነዚህ ቅጥረኞች መነካትና መደፈር የሌለባትን አክሱም ጽዮንን ስለደፈሩ በሚቀጥሉት ቀናትና ወራት ለበለጠ ጭንቀትና መከራ እንደሚጋለጡ ከወዲሁ ማወቅ ይቻላል። እያየን ያለነውም ይህን ነው!

[የሉቃስ ወንጌል ምዕራፍ ፳፩]

፳፭ በፀሐይና በጨረቃም በከዋክብትም ምልክት ይሆናል፤ በምድር ላይም አሕዛብ ከባሕሩና ከሞገዱም ድምፅ የተነሣ እያመነቱ ይጨነቃሉ፤

፳፮ ሰዎችም ከፍርሃትና በዓለም የሚመጣበትን ከመጠበቅ የተነሣ ይደክማሉ፤ የሰማያት ኃይላት ይናወጣሉና።

፳፯ በዚያን ጊዜም የሰው ልጅ በኃይልና በብዙ ክብር በደመና ሲመጣ ያዩታል።

፳፰ ይህም ሊሆን ሲጀምር ቤዛችሁ ቀርቦአልና አሻቅባችሁ ራሳችሁን አንሡ።

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Ethiopia: A Regional Power in the Making?

When we think of countries competing for power and influence in the Horn of Africa, a short list of candidates comes to mind: the U.S., Iran, China, Russia, Turkey and various European powers. Notably absent from this list are countries from within the region itself. But this may be about to change. Ethiopia has recently launched a number of political, economic and foreign policy reforms aimed at redefining the country internally and externally. These moves are a sign that Addis Ababa wants to increase its influence in the region and might be laying the groundwork to emerge as a regional power.

Ethiopia is uniquely positioned to take on this role. It has a history of resisting foreign intervention and remaining, for the most part, free of external domination in a region that was widely colonized by European powers. Now, as the presence of foreign powers grows, Ethiopia will need to become more assertive if it wants to compete for influence with these outside forces. But it has a number of challenges with which it must contend if it is to project power beyond its borders. This Deep Dive will examine the country’s history that has led it to this unique point in time and the conditions it must meet before it will be able to wield more influence in the region.

Ethiopia’s Glory Days

At first glance Ethiopia may appear weak relative to the foreign powers with a growing interest in the area, but history shows that the country has the potential to be much more powerful than it is today. Two empires predating modern Ethiopia – the Aksum Empire (A.D. 100-940) and the Ethiopian Empire (1270-1974) – amassed enough power to define at various points the course of events on the Horn of Africa.

During its heyday, the Aksum Empire controlled approximately 500,000 square miles (1.25 million square kilometers) of territory in what is now northern Ethiopia, Eritrea, northern Sudan, southern Egypt, Djibouti and western Yemen. The empire prospered because of its position at the intersection of Africa, Arabia and the Greco-Roman world and its access to major maritime trade routes. A strong navy helped control sea lanes, while a sizable army ensured control over land. Much like Ethiopia today, the empire ruled over a multitude of diverse ethnic groups. According to some historians, the monarch maintained control over his subjects by dividing his forces into small groups and assigning them to a specific geographic area.

The territory controlled by the Ethiopian Empire was more limited, but the empire’s power was reflected in its ability to continuously repel foreign invasion. During the Abyssinian-Adal and Ethiopian-Egyptian wars, it faced aggressors that had the backing of the Ottoman Empire. The Egyptians were repulsed after two years of fighting, while the Adal Sultanate occupied Ethiopia for 14 years before being pushed out by domestic forces with support from the Portuguese. At the 1885 Berlin Conference, where European powers partitioned countries as part of the Scramble for Africa, Ethiopia was one of only two countries (the other being Liberia) that was not divided. A decade later, Italy tried to colonize Ethiopia but was defeated. Italy’s second invasion of Ethiopia in the mid-1930s was more successful, but its success was short-lived – Italy was uprooted during World War II. So with the exception of two brief occupations, the country managed to maintain its independence, preventing any major foreign power from completely monopolizing the Horn of Africa.

Federalism Takes Hold

It may be hard to believe that Ethiopia once had the power possessed by these empires, but that history has helped shape the country into what it is today. The area is one of the longest continuously inhabited parts of the world, with Egyptian historical references to Ethiopia going as far back as 980 B.C. Though Ethiopia’s borders have changed over the centuries, its current borders fall within those of previous empires, and many of the same ethnic groups are still present there. Because Ethiopia has, for the most part, maintained its independence, it has been able to preserve the cultures that developed there over centuries.

Ethiopia has a population of over 100 million people and is dominated by two religions, Islam and Christianity. According to the United Nations, more than 80 ethnic groups reside in the country. The largest is the Oromo, which accounts for 32 percent of the population. The Amhara are the second-largest, making up 28 percent of the population. The Tigrayans and Somalis each represent another 6.5 percent of the population. Another nine ethnic groups have 1 million or more members. Both the Aksum and Ethiopian empires managed these differences by centralizing power and preventing rebellion by force. When the Ethiopian Empire fell in 1974, a military dictatorship took power – and it, too, used force to keep the population in line.

But when the military regime was abolished in 1987, an ethnic-based federalist system of government was established. In 1994, a new constitution was adopted, and the country was divided into nine regions and two autonomous cities based on the ethnolinguistic makeup of the local population. It was thought that giving the different ethnic groups greater autonomy would make it easier for the central government to manage the country’s differences while keeping it united.

But there have been some bumps in the road. In 2016, there were widespread protests against the central government. The unrest started when members of the Oromo community rejected government development plans for Oromo-majority areas and then demanded more representation in the federal government, which had been dominated by members of the Tigray ethnic group since the country held its first elections as a republic in 1995. Other ethnic groups across the country, including the Amhara, soon joined the protests. Some analysts have argued that the federalist system has been ineffective and that the ethnic groups should break away from Ethiopia and form their own states, similar to what happened in Yugoslavia.

But supporters of the federalist approach say it is the best system available, even if its execution has been flawed. One of the flaws has been that people who don’t belong to the dominant ethnic group have been left out of decision-making, particularly at the regional level. Another is that the central government never really represented multiple ethnic groups as it was designed to. After multiple groups united to oust the military regime, the Tigrayans monopolized power and used force to keep the other groups in line. Ultimately, the 2016 protests forced the prime minister to resign and jump-started renewed efforts to form a strong but inclusive central government.

The new government, led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, took office in early April and now finds itself in a decisive moment in the country’s history. The Horn of Africa has always been valuable geopolitical real estate, given the trade routes that pass by its shores. But the region has also been fraught with challenges, including the spread of extremist violence and spillover effects from conflicts in the Middle East. Foreign powers are increasingly trying to gain a foothold in places like Djibouti and, to a lesser extent, Somalia and Sudan, particularly through cooperation on military matters. Ethiopia has always been wary of foreign interference in the region, but it is even more so now after the 2016 protests left it vulnerable to intervention. Now that it’s stabilized, it can either stay out of the affairs of other countries in the region or assert itself as a leader. Recent government moves – and Abiy’s statement that “Ethiopia will get back its lost glory” at a political rally in the capital in June – indicate that Addis Ababa has chosen the latter.

Conditions for Asserting Power

But before it can restore even some of its past glory, it needs to make some changes. To project power in the region, the Ethiopian government must achieve three main objectives: maintain control over the domestic population, secure its borders and diversify its sea access. The rise of the Aksum and Ethiopian empires was possible only with these three conditions in place. And indeed, there are signs that the country is already moving in this direction.

Domestic Stability

Before adopting a more assertive foreign policy, a country needs to have its own affairs in order. This includes maintaining stability and peace at home. In the wake of the 2016 unrest, the government is trying to re-establish domestic stability in three ways. First, it is making changes on the political front. Abiy is the first prime minister from the Oromo ethnic group, and under his leadership, Ethiopia seems prepared to develop an authentic federalist system that will be more representative of the general population than it had been in the past. He also has both a Muslim and Christian background. He has already replaced the heads of various security forces in the country and criticized the use of brutal force by past governments. He invited exiled opposition groups like Ginbot 7 back into the country and called on local leaders in conflict-ridden areas to resign. So far, the response has been positive: Multiple opposition groups unilaterally suspended the use of arms in all self-defense activities, and the chairman of the Southern Ethiopian People’s Democratic Movement, the ruling party in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples’ Region, resigned after ethnic clashes in the region.

Ethiopia is also trying to build a sense of unity and shared identity that supersedes ethnic affiliations, a concept popularly referred to as Ethiopiawinet. With a unified population, it will be better able to resist intrusion by outside powers and work toward common goals. The central government would also be empowered to act more decisively and independently in international affairs with the support of Ethiopians from all ethnic and religious groups. This wouldn’t require an overhaul of the federalist structure and would allow ethnic groups to maintain some autonomy. The government has made some efforts toward building a sense of unity by reminding Ethiopians of the country’s history of resisting Egyptian, Ottoman and Italian invasions, a point in which the people of Ethiopia take great pride. The government can use this shared history as a way to motivate the population to restore the country’s past glory or, at least, resist attempts at foreign interference.

On the economic front, the government wants to bring back the strong growth rates the country experienced just a few years ago. The recent bouts of domestic unrest resulted in temporary factory closures, road blockades, restricted internet access and slumping investor confidence. Poor financial management, drought and famine have also taken a toll on the economy. The country is now facing a declining currency and liquidity problems, a heavy dependence on imports and growing debt. The government’s plan to address these problems involves full or partial privatization of public enterprises, including major companies like Ethio Telecom, Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopian Electric Power, and Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise, as well as sugar industries, railway projects and industrial parks. There are also plans to develop partnerships between local and foreign private sector firms. Finally, the government is looking for ways to increase exports to stimulate growth and bring in more foreign exchange.

Secure Borders

Ethiopia has tried to secure its borders by improving relations with its neighbors, in the hopes that it can eventually allocate resources to other areas and provide a secure environment for economic development. But in a region plagued by instability, that hasn’t been easy. Ethiopia has fought multiple conflicts with Somalia and Eritrea over border disputes, and Somalia and South Sudan have been engaged in civil wars for years, with some of the violence spilling over into Ethiopian territory. In each of these cases, Ethiopia is now trying to resolve the conflicts or, at the very least, reduce their impact.

In June, Ethiopia said it would implement the 2000 Algiers Agreement, which ended the most recent war with Eritrea, without any preconditions – a rare sign of conciliation in the Horn of Africa. Eritrea’s president responded by meeting with his Ethiopian counterpart in Addis Ababa. Mending ties with Eritrea benefits Ethiopia on multiple fronts. First, it reduces a long-standing security risk, thus freeing up military resources to be used elsewhere. It will also help improve investor confidence in the country. And it may give Ethiopia access to Eritrea’s ports. Relations between the two countries have been tense in the past because the Tigray have been among the most antagonistic groups toward Eritrea, which borders the Tigray region in Ethiopia. In fact, the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front, a party in Ethiopia’s ruling coalition, initially opposed reconciliation with Eritrea and was the last major group to support the government on the issue.

Ethiopia has an equally complicated past with Somalia. Fighting between the two countries has broken out five times since the early 20th century. But relations have been more cordial of late. The leaders of both countries have expressed strong interest in economic integration and agreed to further enhance security cooperation. Ethiopian troops have played a key role in African Union counterterrorism missions in Somalia, which are set to wind down in the next couple of years. Once that happens, Somalia will still need security support, which Ethiopia could provide.

In June, Ethiopia announced that it will start its first crude oil production tests in the Ogaden region – officially, and confusingly, called the Somali region – which borders Somalia. There are plans to build a pipeline that will eventually export hydrocarbons from the Somali region via Djibouti. This could be a very lucrative project for Ethiopia, and building up security along the Ethiopian-Somali border will help ensure it is executed effectively, especially because these types of projects have been targets for militants in other countries.

In South Sudan, Ethiopia recently helped broker a cease-fire deal in a five-year civil war. In 2013, at the beginning of the conflict, Ethiopia tried to contain the fighting, but it nonetheless resulted in a flood of refugees – and occasional casualties – on Ethiopia’s side of the border. According to estimates, there are now 400,000-500,000 South Sudanese in Ethiopia’s Gambella region. Ethiopia thus has an interest in ensuring that the cease-fire turns into a lasting peace.

Port Access

As a landlocked country, Ethiopia needs to find a way to access ports if it wants to engage in global trade. Addis Ababa lost direct access to the sea when Eritrea gained independence in 1991. This was a huge blow to Ethiopia’s geostrategic standing in the region. The country suddenly became much more dependent on neighboring states to send its exports to global markets. Sea access would also be necessary if Ethiopia wanted to defend its interests in the Red Sea or Gulf of Aden. Though the idea of an Ethiopian navy sounds far-fetched at this point, the prime minister has reportedly said the country should consider developing some sort of navy in the future. In fact, the Aksum Empire had a formidable navy of its own.

For now, however, Ethiopia’s focus remains primarily on its economic interests. Some 90-95 percent of Ethiopia’s exports are delivered by sea, and most of them pass through Djibouti, which has one of Africa’s few deep-water container port terminals. Depending so heavily on such a small country for virtually all of its exports is a huge vulnerability, and Addis Ababa is growing increasingly concerned about the presence of foreign naval forces in Djibouti. Right now, Djibouti and Ethiopia have a strong relationship, and any actor that could alter that dynamic is perceived as a direct threat. There is already some evidence that Djibouti is under pressure from foreign countries that have interests there. In February, it seized a container terminal operated by United Arab Emirates-based DP World, saying the contract between the two parties was infringing on Djibouti’s sovereignty. The government had previously said the port would remain “in the hands of our country” until it found new investors.

To mitigate this vulnerability, Ethiopia is now trying to gain control of, rather than mere access to, ports along the coast of the Horn of Africa. In April, Djibouti and Ethiopia brokered a deal to jointly develop and operate the Port of Djibouti. The government of Djibouti has approved Ethiopia’s proposal to acquire a share of the port, though they have yet to agree on the details. In return, Djibouti will get shares in state-owned Ethiopian companies. In addition, Ethiopia recently acquired a 19 percent stake in Somaliland’s Berbera port. (DP World owns 51 percent of the port and Somaliland has 30 percent.) Under the deal, Ethiopia has committed to construct the 480-mile (780-kilometer) road between the port and the Ethiopian border town of Togochale. Addis Ababa is looking into other port projects, including a deal with Kenya that would allow Ethiopia to acquire land on the island of Lamu as part of the Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia-Transport project, as well as joint investment projects on four potential ports in Somalia. Ultimately, Ethiopia needs guaranteed port access through a partner it can either control or rely on with confidence.

On the surface, all these moves could be seen as motivated not by aspirations for regional leadership but by a desire to grow the economy. But considering the rising presence of foreign forces in the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia’s historical resistance to foreign powers in the region and Abiy’s recent statements, it appears that Ethiopia is laying the groundwork to assert itself and compete against outside powers that are increasingly active there. This may take many years if not decades to achieve, if it is achieved at all. But at the moment, the region is without a leader – a country that can help resolve some of the conflicts that have plagued it and prevent foreign forces from amassing too much influence there. Ethiopia has proved in the past and, to an extent, is proving today that it is willing and able to do both.

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