3000 Tigrayan civilians ethnic profiled and rounded up sent to Jigjiga to be executed


Abye regime are sending poor Tigrayan civilians rounded up across the country to Somali kilil to be executed by Somali regional govt.:jcoleno:


This is the biggest shame of the century.
 

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get it? they want somalis to play a role in the war by getting tigrayan attention to Somalis so that tigrayans focus on Somalis which would make a little hard for them to focus on both Somalis and others. they want tigrayan and somalis to fight so that they can buy some time.....
Why tf would they bring tigrayans all the way to somali region, Somali region government is playing a role too, they are getting their orders from amharas.
 
If this is true.. I really hope that the Somali regional govt doesn't take such orders. Just let them go back home or stay in Somali state.
 
If this is true.. I really hope that the Somali regional govt doesn't take such orders. Just let them go back home or stay in Somali state.
They will not they Mustafa is making same mistake as Abdi Iley.

This time however is his neck is on the line.
He will pay a heavy price soon.
 
Assuming TPLF/OLA reach AddisAbaba then Cagjar no longer has to worry his instructions from Mililikh palace. DDS opposition and Cagjar should be dealing with a divided AddisAbaba by that point. I agree with @Sheikh Kulkuli that Abiy hangs on till the bitter end, like Abiy. The difference is Afweyne lost almost all Muqdisho consent when he invoked Daaroodism in Irir majority Muqdisho where as Abiy relies on Ethiopiawinet and Qoti/Axmaara urban elites, who are big in AddisAbaba. In worst case scenario, a stubborn Abiy turns into a powerful warlod controlling large sections of the capital.

In that worst case scenario for Cagjar, neither he nor DDS opposition have to worry about who controls a fraction AddisAbaba. Before that worst case scenario though, Cagjar might still be ousted by opposition

They will not they Mustafa is making same mistake as Abdi Iley.

This time however is his neck is on the line.
He will pay a heavy price soon.
I fixed that for you. This is actually so wrong :snoop:
 
Assuming TPLF/OLA reach AddisAbaba then Cagjar no longer has to worry his instructions from Mililikh palace. DDS opposition and Cagjar should be dealing with a divided AddisAbaba by that point. I agree with @Sheikh Kulkuli that Abiy hangs on till the bitter end, like Abiy. The difference is Afweyne lost almost all Muqdisho consent when he invoked Daaroodism in Irir majority Muqdisho where as Abiy relies on Ethiopiawinet and Qoti/Axmaara urban elites, who are big in AddisAbaba. In worst case scenario, a stubborn Abiy turns into a powerful warlod controlling large sections of the capital.

In that worst case scenario for Cagjar, neither he nor DDS opposition have to worry about who controls a fraction AddisAbaba. Before that worst case scenario though, Cagjar might still be ousted by opposition
There is a demo today in DDS in support of Abye regime.

I dont know what Cagjar is smoking but this nigga doesnt know when to jump ship.
If I was him I would jump ship now.
 
They will not they Mustafa is making same mistake as Abdi Iley.

This time however is his neck is on the line.
He will pay a heavy price soon.

Well, let's be honest, even if I doubt this is gonna happen= because I, perhaps foolishly and naively, hope that no one would be so evil... can Mustafa reject an order? If so, he knows the potential consequences.

If TDF is led by non-tplf veterans, most are dead anyways, then they have a better chance of forming alliances throughout the country. OLA and TDF can *potentially* be a good start, but they will need more alliances-such as somalis, afars, and others. OLA is slowly but surely getting stronger and capturing more rural areas. If they had the heavy equipment that the TDF is capturing, they'd be able to capture even more territory, even the urban areas-but keep in mind that, Oromia is huge. It's not as simple as tigray, nor is it as homogenous as tigray. there's a large non oromo populace who may fear the *potential* of the OLA and they may believe the amhara elitist extremist propaganda about the OLA.
 
Well, let's be honest, even if I doubt this is gonna happen= because I, perhaps foolishly and naively, hope that no one would be so evil... can Mustafa reject an order? If so, he knows the potential consequences.

If TDF is led by non-tplf veterans, most are dead anyways, then they have a better chance of forming alliances throughout the country. OLA and TDF can *potentially* be a good start, but they will need more alliances-such as somalis, afars, and others. OLA is slowly but surely getting stronger and capturing more rural areas. If they had the heavy equipment that the TDF is capturing, they'd be able to capture even more territory, even the urban areas-but keep in mind that, Oromia is huge. It's not as simple as tigray, nor is it as homogenous as tigray. there's a large non oromo populace who may fear the *potential* of the OLA and they may believe the amhara elitist extremist propaganda about the OLA.
You have been down playing TDF from day one.

OLA is overrated and the onlybsignificance they have is having the access to Addis Ababa.
Making a coalition with OLA enables TDF to use OLA areas to push into Addis ababa.

However we cant deny the fact that TDF is being supported by the west in every aspect of the war from intelligence to logisitcs.
 
You have been down playing TDF from day one.

OLA is overrated and the onlybsignificance they have is having the access to Addis Ababa.
Making a coalition with OLA enables TDF to use OLA areas to push into Addis ababa.

However we cant deny the fact that TDF is being supported by the west in every aspect of the war from intelligence to logisitcs.

And you have been over-rating them, as if they are some invincible, professional, military that is incapable of losing. So, the correct position is to be impartial/objective/non-biased and be somewhere in the middle.


TDF cannot win such a war on its own. It simply lacks the manpower, finances, etc., to continue this for much longer. This is why they are forming alliances. Even America, with all of its resources and might, formed alliances prior to going to war in Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.

OLA can do it alone, as far as freeing Oromia: even if it takes a few years to a decade, because it has the popular support, the manpower, [it lacks finance, but can get that in due time] the fighting spirit and high morale, etc. You denigrate the OLA because, you hate Oromo's, and somehow, love Tigrayans, so you are obviously biased and not capable of being fair here.

Of course the TDF is being backed by the West, they [The West] feel comfortable supporting a minority regime [that is mostly Christian or Atheist, as opposed to the mostly Muslim Oromo] because it will be a good puppet taking orders from them, since it depends on them to stay in power, while a group that is the majority, or a significant portion of the country, depends more on its own people and power to remain in power, and not so much on external forces.
 
And you have been over-rating them, as if they are some invincible, professional, military that is incapable of losing. So, the correct position is to be impartial/objective/non-biased and be somewhere in the middle.


TDF cannot win such a war on its own. It simply lacks the manpower, finances, etc., to continue this for much longer. This is why they are forming alliances. Even America, with all of its resources and might, formed alliances prior to going to war in Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.

OLA can do it alone, as far as freeing Oromia: even if it takes a few years to a decade, because it has the popular support, the manpower, [it lacks finance, but can get that in due time] the fighting spirit and high morale, etc. You denigrate the OLA because, you hate Oromo's, and somehow, love Tigrayans, so you are obviously biased and not capable of being fair here.

Of course the TDF is being backed by the West, they [The West] feel comfortable supporting a minority regime [that is mostly Christian or Atheist, as opposed to the mostly Muslim Oromo] because it will be a good puppet taking orders from them, since it depends on them to stay in power, while a group that is the majority, or a significant portion of the country, depends more on its own people and power to remain in power, and not so much on external forces.
Naah
Compare with oromo struggle how many villages in oromia have you guys liberated?
TDF are in central Amhara.

Today OLA should have been at the gates of Addis Ababa cutting of supplies from entering the city.

Also you oromos are all divided.The only time you guys were unified was when you were displacing Somalis in oromia.
 

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Abiy wants to deflect the tension and get the TDF to waste their resources and strength on somalis in the region. Since ENDF are taking heavy losses and he needs to save face, especially with their soldiers loosing morale and fleeing from battle.

The problem is Somalis don't know what's best for them and will take the bait.
 
Naah
Compare with oromo struggle how many villages in oromia have you guys liberated?
TDF are in central Amhara.

Today OLA should have been at the gates of Addis Ababa cutting of supplies from entering the city.

Also you oromos are all divided.The only time you guys were unified was when you were displacing Somalis in oromia.

OLA controls many villages and rural areas, actually:





https://twitter.com/OromiaWarUpdate/status/1424464278669701122

https://twitter.com/OromiaWarUpdate/status/1424431752723025923
 

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