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Mohamedamiin120

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just found out the 'Agew Democratic Movement' (a Agew ethnic militia in the Amhara region) uses the ONLF colors... I was taken aback when the Sidama stole our flow but I let it slide as they are fellow Cushites and were our allies during the '77 war and insurgency.

But these mfs are Christian Xabashis... can they not find there own colors?

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Mohamedamiin120

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I mean... Christian sure but being Agew means they are, by definition, not Xabashis.

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They walk the walk [very zealous practitioners of Orthadoxy] and they talk the talk [speak Amharic to a very high degree, in some communities more then their native languages like Awngi and Xamtanga]

By all means they are Xabashis. I like it that they are trying to separate away from the true Xabashis who are brutalizing them rn in their revolt against Addis and brutalized them in the past in their civil war [Amhara v Tigray], but can they just make their own colors.... I probably will grow to them if they can manage to protect Xabash's Muslim pop (which they claim they want to do)

If they are ever able to reverse the effects of 20th century state policy they can join the cool kid's club (Somali,Oromo,Afar,Sidamo,etc)
 
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Shimbiris

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Just did some digging.... the vast majority of Xabashis might just be assimilated Agew.


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There's something about having your own blog linked to you as a source. But, to be fair, since then it's become more clear, in my humble opinion, that most of the "later admixture" in the Horn (even in Somalis) is probably South-Arabian so that means ~25% or so of Xabashi's ancestry is Iron-Age Yemeni then they speak those IA-Yemenis' language so that should always factor in.

But yes, much more of their ancestry traces back to the Highland Agaw Cushites of the Northern Highlands as does much of their culture by the looks of it when looking at attire, day to day customs and even the architecture but more on that with future posts. Also, in the case of Amharas, a large chunk were still Agaw speaking just a couple of hundred years ago indeed.
 
Agaws are not Habash. They are Christians, but some are Muslims, especially on the Eritrean side. To make this clear, Habash speaks to the people, not some word used broadly by Habash supremacists, lol, who include all types of Cushites in that category. Their roots are non-Habash. I talked to a Kambataa man who considered himself Habash. That guy did not understand what he was getting himself into. Taking on the same identity that made his forefathers subjects and taxed them so high, and also brutalized them.:ftw9nwa:

Agaws are as Christian as Sidamas.
 
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Mohamedamiin120

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Agaws are not Habash. They are Christians, but some are Muslims, especially on the Eritrean side. To make this clear, Habash speaks to the people, not some word used broadly by Habash supremacists, lol, who include all types of Cushites in that category. Their roots are non-Habash. I talked to a Kambataa man who considered himself Habash. That guy did not understand what he was getting himself into. Taking on the same identity that made his forefathers subjects and taxed them so high, and also brutalized them.:ftw9nwa:

Agaws are as Christian as Sidamas.
I consider Sidama to be Cushites because for one they actually claim that and secondly they are very recent converts to Christianity and it's not even the Xabashi kind.

I have not encountered confirmed online maybe meeting one will change my perceptions. Possibly some of the Agews claiming to be Xabash and begging to be accepted by Amharas are actually Xabashis in disguise. But ima consider themselves apart of the cool kids club now they are actually doing something for their own interests and not just LARPing as Ethiopians and only agitating to preserve Ethiopian unity

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I consider Sidama to be Cushites because for one they actually claim that and secondly they are very recent converts to Christianity and it's not even the Xabashi kind.

I have not encountered confirmed online maybe meeting one will change my perceptions. Possibly some of the Agews claiming to be Xabash and begging to be accepted by Amharas are actually Xabashis in disguise.
Listen, man, Habash are the Semitic-descended peoples. The Agaws are of a different origin. It's the equivalent of saying Wolayta are Oromos... it's nonsense. The Semites are influenced by Agaws but are not Agaws by identity while if you check actual Agaw history for what was not forced on them, they have a distinct language and history. The irony is that you're pushing Habash ideology by forcing that on them. Them being Christian has nothing to do with that since when the Habash established, those niggas were pagan. And there were pagan Cushites. Them being Christian does not make them not Habash, the same reason why all the Christians in Ethiopia that are not Habash do not suddenly change their background.
 
I have not encountered confirmed online maybe meeting one will change my perceptions. Possibly some of the Agews claiming to be Xabash and begging to be accepted by Amharas are actually Xabashis in disguise. But ima consider themselves apart of the cool kids club now they are actually doing something for their own interests and not just LARPing as Ethiopians and only agitating to preserve Ethiopian unity
Some Agaws will be very mixed with Habash so when they say they are Habash is because they want to move up socio-economically or straight up chose the Habash side of their ancestry. But you have plenty of Agaws that are not like that. Though, of course, you will find all types of Cushites in Ethiopia that call themselves "Habesha" under false information since Amhara niggas tell them "it means we're one" type shit. :dead:

But this Habesha thing is little present anywhere but in the Habashi lands, in the diaspora, while in most of Ethiopia, people go with what they are. The Eritreans reject the Habash thing -- even the Habash.:ftw9nwa: They do it because the Habashi label took the Abbisinyan route (Menelik and co., straight up believed in the spread of that ideology in a supremacist way), and they don't identify with it since they know it's tied to the creation of Ethiopia that they were not part of. That is why many Biher Tigrinya straight up just say they are Eritrean.
 

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