Go serve Your Amhara/Tigray master, You lowly Oromo. Braveheart Ogadeens, will continue their liberation struggle while You are polishing shoes
Nobody is polishing shoes around here, i live in the real world while you live in fairytale land, while your real land is in turmoil and has been for 20 years. You are sitting talking about Oromo when Oromo is not giving a damn about you.
As for ogadeens, yes they are fighters it looks like but its hard to compare Oromo and Ogadeen as you have.
First Ogadeens are Nomads and Oromos are tillers.
Its much easier for a group of people to resist a force if they are constantly on the move and dont attach themselves to a certain land, as it would hard for an army to find you. Where as if you were a farmer an army would know exactly where you are and you would hold more regard for the land because of crops being grown. Even the Prophet I believe has said something about settling down and farming.
Ogadeens have other somalis to help them and arm them with weapons.
Ogadeens can get weapons from somalia because as it seems Somalia has an endless amount of weapons with an endless amount of bullets with having the longest coastline of Africa doesnt come without its benefits. This is used to arm there battles against the tigre. While Oromos have nobody to arm them. Actually in earlier times, it was somalis who supplied us with weapons. Some eastern Oromo, such as jarso, used to get weapons from djbouti and somaliland.But now it is implausible for oromos to arm ourselves via somalia when meles has such good relationships with both these states.
If we go back to the history and look at Meneliks armies and the stance taken from people around this area, Ogadeens first wanted Minilik to come and maybe civilize the area.While some Jijiga somalis such as bartire and Geri who lived in the hills resented meneliks and hated him because them jijiga somalis were part time cultivators while ogadeens were complete nomads. As i already explained to you what are the consequences between the two.The ogadeen stance latter changed and they became hostile.
And for the Oromo around this area at that time, we fought the invading force and lost and thats the end of that story.
As for another factor of the difficulties of comparing Oromos and ogadeens is that Oromos have better land than Somali And different scenario. Yes ONLF are fighting to free their lands but it has alot to do with the current Ethiopian regime not helping the Ogadens by developing their lands and making schools for them. As well as having barren lands with livestock dieing and decrease rainfalls the only thing you can do is fight. But for Oromo are land is good, yes decrease rainfalls hurts are crops but that why we grow the drought resistant khat. Things are being developed but at a slow place and surely not at the level of Mekele or adis saba'. So what i am trying to say are difficulties are not are the same as Ogadens.
